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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-10

UcTIoN NoTIcE-THE REMAINDER OF THE FUR
IA nure contained In the house zl0 West Twenty secon
between Eighth and Ninth will be offered
private sale until Saturday when possession OF the house vii
be taken BY the purchaser One elegant pano!ore usc'
only few weeks
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-10

IIENRY b. HERTS, JR., AUCTIONEER-By HERTs
IL MOSSAssignecs sale Of two millions ofsegars, in
bond; being the entire stock OF an importer and to be sold
without cash. order of the assignee Thurs
day November H. Mt iOs O'Clock at the saesreons No
Pine street The stock, which mostly in bond comprises
choice brands of Havana and Ger
segars and il we'll worthy the attention of Jobbers and
large generally Samples and catalogues viii be ready
early the morning of sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-10

A TEFTUN NUTIIE--AIII ItV1EWVVIf
N furniture solid rosewood suit IN rich satin brocatel;
marble top centre side tables mirror curtains paintings,
vases 4c also belstead marble bureau and
washsand ingram and Brussels carpets hair mattresses ms
eany b.dsiead chairs sni kitchen furniture I d Hous
s0a s,reet near Macdougal street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-10


,y,up WV ORLEANS ENGLISH OPERA rR0urw.
i eomnoaaA OF The following arssfs-
Miss Rcsaie Durand prins dorna sssou'ss
Miss Georgia Hodso1, tenore ceanahino,
Mis- A. King, secosta donna
~ rrs,f Tyster primo bsssn BARITONE
Mr.. Trevor Primo ounoi
Mr. " " swan basso profcnsh,
M Il W Marie, seconto tenore.
NJ II Arnold seconto basso,
~, man 10 waahinaton Nov "a savaprAh Dec g. tas.
AT aer.,ns Ia spa with he < please al
dress a. as,ve. MI W = hfsthfs. Nanaes1.
iU,uE ron GIOVANNI MONT WEDNESDAY
III pNcelomni, ga1x>nigs, debu, OF Nile GhionL tsn
rarrnes feporeo Gsssier, Nile Soto IcrHi Mnies ~
psrurs weinlich Ballet Four hundred peroffaefA '
Sic * seats commences his morning a. oococs ~,
and tickets 10 all parts of the houas nay AAa" "
Reserved seats in Family circle ~ eas may be had AL dsr
Al the ticket oahces hl tbe evening a Nc ~.
tI""N" ri.AssicAi srhyugrIc
PAINTINGS
rrorFNTiSE GALLERY.
els Broadway.
-. ar Janra Keene's sheeirv.-
a of various stu
sy and unsdcrnea "a ne an -
hrs M. III ssrE NM BEAIrltUL fvkw ~ LOVELY
wntu ~, - sr.rerv the theme of ~ airy and
49,, TIA e ke effect Is complete zee iton. and her
RAJ frrn dsarns evil Thought lne !" e~ ~ mo No
M nv ssts 10 enable them W PR uce such ncesnrs
Nnay ., w snd EXQUISITE BEAUTY hutless "
ras ana eject Artists nd eonnosseurs should rcs
~. ~ see 81 rare collection qee from 10 A. rs 70 W NJ
| and from Z u lOfM a. ...,-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-10

THE DON GIOVANNI NIGHT WEDNESDAY -,
| Piccoomin. Gazzanga, debut Of Mile. Ghioni, carl
Forues as Ieporelo asser Mile. Soto Lorni Muer Gas
paroni wenlcb Ballet Four hundred performers In the
chorus and orchestra
Sale OF this morning, ri O'Clock
Seats all parts Of the house may likewise be
had at the door.
Reserved Family circle 81 each be had all day
at the ticket Offices and In the evening at the door
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-10

~ r-,r., II. NIcoLAY, AUcTloNEER.-By ALBERT
LBkE. nLAY-Oice, No Broad street. Regular auc-
"A H. htCe KS and bonds, at the Merchants Exchange
ton sales 81 o dbonds bought sold private sale
aud II the Brokers' Boar. 80 ' - "a 0N~' ~
rata
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-03-30

p. Sauter & Bruder,
$50 213, g8e ity8rattltraBet

@ ,rffbeu 6on6pers u. Sbarptfr .u8 -.
eaaSfeblen tbren 8eianatep pu6 benz YNblttam an Aussa't''
1n tbr pObtadDrttrtes Eager pen r. .
1@ffen@@ a 81 n - 49,.
Sc0sr Dirt e~shIsGprn. MeTern uno @a6elR, 9Sfeln, gBerfScus
llorn fir 8 if6ier rnb onbere .6Dtsarbrtser, 9anso unbq8I6env
nsrStSet. Meffnas Waareu. Qantpen, @lnS'9naareni USeel~
.SSGoe in eIeaonter uub etufader 8prtn enBstiernsn' 6c6esp
ShirTen unb dnbern Nrttfeln, : ReparGturen tpfrbet prompt
imtTb ~baIterbnft5 o~uSesfIbrt. BET reeler S~epteauas baIten
mir fets bic biaigfen @retie. q l. gA y4r.n .F,
10 6ilber. gfattr< Nrtettsn Serfertt8cu mir In il Der art.
mgr.8 g ..f-fHtI E.-#-tE Nr##trtt g
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,Otr. IA7, 2erin9tpns rdbe S5piparHsGtrGRe.
Ste solbene @fepatue, Uel6e Ser cute @ef6mdG GuSttetli
mag pratlen nnb ~wpbltbun, QDlr f6eren unieren5 auabsn
.unfere behen &rdfte su unb S~ertaueen BON ttnen teine Sesdt.
Iune, went tie niht S6ltg ~sufreben 9eIfelt fnb. gDtr BADEN
RetS etne @uswabI Der ret&fen S Gncps@ebGufe nit
lea rtmet>, Wapters, MtSGt'. Sdadien' unb YerlehsWer8teruns
Luent ebenle spIbene 8racelsltS, @prtefnabeln, @GlGGel, Ste,
&c. pOrfStbt tea ia ~ Gee8abatds ~ btat&eH @retfen sefeb
~ -n tt141S
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ubre1e S SStsSueIett
9aems nnb fd,0me Maaren.
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STR. 229, Baltimore, Gds RON GbatItsRr., 1@
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% Eager nUn SGncs> Artttttn, aus stet@ntttn %suIbsnea tbrsr
pre9tS"atn Surt!trtsn &C., Gtl4e fs neult& pn europe tuirDE
Hrten. Ddruntsr f.fnbtn Nd eef&ma6SUu e%earO.ttst: frGnt5
Et9e |1btaanen, ghrtttpIIte, &ptlett- gtGnbe, SunRl,n- IN
t,4n-teId!ttr GGte6lGfen anb Sisdfrea. RapfeiH, 9abtes
gompehtprs, GartsaSebdmfe, VprtmOaraiss, HtnsRIas @als
In BrOser Nptr0tt, 10 .te ttne ret@s Sommlnn9 son td5fdsi
1rpn3.GrtifeIn. WdrnaOr.drGttten tSIntf&tn g5aftr, Drssbs
Ter gerseG1,. WeercE, DeuatnfdGern St ernsp cripef!tSen Drl
gtrisauttst u NIB 9 %sfenbttn, eoIbsae 8eot.n, Yprtfs!iys, 9iauear
Ssrsteen tnlt EI6f@tn uEh fEssnen aa!6fsTl,
GOIbeRe TGb.en4 a..,.a
Son sen btffE glttfern %urppG,S G~ngefesstgt ait f~SfaritEstr
@SI3Seb6aftn, frs tresn @GtfaGrnaJri rtFb ,Fab in ansG @Tr
en- pcrr6fbts. aas
DrabtDoue SBuipeIenI
Hda ban ntuefen StRlt, Don 0pnbOn, Ports, Gtuf Enb gDter
tntsutttft, fotgts tti@e S9nudTad,n nnfsret Gig tntu aebrtf.
A@Gfs- nno 1~ettferStce geher Q5httn, Mtftr, Gattln .se
eSn nns isief fabttaist, TOpfhr YDte eine Wteb0ius, bat fSGf
premium Bet BEE ttsfasa &nSfsGnna bee SsarRIdnt~S nfitut
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SESie6tie fir 0;imspan0erer.
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Reue arrangements fir @inpanberer, bic uod

Neue Arrangements fir @tnpanoerer, bic mud
Dem WeIten 3u rei1en tpinI4en.
BON beute, ben 9. @Obember an, tperbeu bic @tnrenberer
duf Der gtSEttern Central 6 algsrtftreet Depot G%tienbGea nit
EN- @rpreB5ug %befGr6ert. Die 8abu btetet baour3 ben SUMMIT
sraaten snea ar56 ggrtbsit, as trsenb sine
|an6ere 8abn, aud 1T tie unt "a Dieilsn farjeT ais iepe anbere
o abn rad beaannten DlGBsn, als; a zH
Pitt8bur9, @leUelano, Detroit, Sort NaHne
8 b casp, Wtilwaufee, @alena, Dubuque, 8
Yuul, Sod S8lanp, burlington, Scpa Gitp
Irub wefbtn feBfalt bic ntt Der SfOrtten Central YaBG es'
IttnOen 9etfpnen 10 Siunben frIber ols RE ttt anbssn Sae,,
nan @e0enSen tprt %eintrefen, eu6 herpen alal wsnieer bic
gBasea tabst Gepe&islt. Die Saba sis2t bprd ben tA6nten
Z Bell ron Sfip. Sic edhSe @ntfernune rem bier BITS &bicd8p
It 500 9tsttsa, 9as gepad girS 9ir e]s.sitnst (maffeO) nab
|9ia9 GreItline, Dapten, Cincinnati, Snbianaa
pbli8, Bonneville utD ct. QDui8
Irsrben ebenfalS Wa0astsre tef6rbert unb fir ttr 9tpat
Z In e Tettere tntabnnB fcften bees@nets 9te 9ailastsrs
fSnnenntt en- 3 ubrs, Dber AtenbS 10 Nbrs8n8 mao duen
.meflt den phase eeten, ptne untertpe9s aufgebalten 81 wsr.
ben. urbfabrtsBtlstte iperben eersaHft TT Ter OtHct oeS
|Mssnten. SobnaG. atfcr,
HAS SIC. %, 8sassStrest, near Batsfs 9eaFt'
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Sei 9G. ST. &WniOt.
L.. Mn e Mn,Aa MnAGu

= =" r" ~ % ~VV.F VNVfIIs TIT "'"-""
TaS f~OlSents featf&e 3atfdrtfsn uns SSuraals fprtpdtrsnS
u b0ben
9eipaiesr Saqfrirts 3sitanG,. - per,Satr.ss.o0
8erltncr RlarbePabSdtf6 ElA- 10" 9 ~ q
Ddr Sa9ar4 Seeltner taufrirtsiG . msass thtns 500 81.
SOafnal fir mp6erne 6ttferei, gPp6e unb N"' aa
~, n %G,s!t9s 9enearesttsa -o8 - 400
0aefernanns tauftr. beutide a1pnotstefts eaJ6eft 20 s
9etpsyprter Srinltnal' 3sitang -- a y{urr. y =
gtas 8Ssit = ,aa6% :
5tero5gprier Samfltenbidfter =. --@ --." 81.
0eatI9e @ndt. 8eilnn8 q - gg- PET sSGBr $50
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-03-30
81 9saOgs'a kEaKaI
ROBBINS a. Co.

80 12I nr. SO 8 y, syrt9I esf
yte1er SFet1= 81 gledrDaQren~ Stpbr. gel
so made metnen 8reuaSeH uab Sen, 9ubprrtt i'm gn1e.
: D. DE d SrgS1sae f@aasstoe bab ID bes ~bislsr3pm $. 8rits
lien Sgrtep pcn Stfen unb 1le@waer.n sbsssss+ naSfG o, y a ~
~ s!stsS 4a9 stnt9lagenben &rttteln u6ern9mrnea GaSs. -
@ast otloheers %enpfetls Id. nteih Eager son s amptn
o I teESL u q engtf&trr &c. Sci her BGtf unb
Saa,r91ttt9Eet tnetner Waoren pnS ben an6eiff ntebrto os
fsa'Sn grstle1 BIN I'D 9ert6, n,eine autben In feber 8e1teeb.
U @.saratGreg mereea fhaea mna anf Lelnrat 9gn3n,t 3
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-03-30
Gtfem b0bmett 9ea
Wi6tia fir @%iutpanoerer ttno 6eilenbe.
49, GripatniB DOt 3eit, Sch 50 80:
- amo Gttfcranng -

Parfr. ts6ure unb Wurietta, rber 8enmppo,
@beelin9 ua0 Columbus. - Go
Die Baltimore nnO Sbte: giilen NJ btets :, sta,s sftifn se.
~Gt@erbeit, ginttftdtett unS Sdbnbett per See-
nsrisn, f sas fs s sSa d tsirsr Sri, a,i ssaa ~ es wfser e %ansse Ct
III bte Gltefe 1uSaebebntehe 0tnte ~elsidbSetti8 aberaaum d. oe tIr'
anb i6neGiis, unS batsr bie ttqtgfs @rate tar !, Ss ss mstlsm'
zen mad benz Beaeu, bic niHt- %bsrfebie1 'raten, pc ~ p.Iast"'
WeilenS@ tfernung BON Baltimore nab
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EIi|1 3lda1lM
n Setcen0e leiet! saE
Rbt1abelpbia WSebi5intfbes 6aus,
errtftet ror 6Ipet uno 3man8i9 Sabren Durdy
& aa DIR. Kinkelin.

R9tldpetpDtd M6eCt5trtSd1eS SdNS,
%errtd3tet ror 6ipeI uno 3pau5i9 Sabren purt
zm q, DR.. Kinkelin,
Ode btr Ertttea unS untSs. etra6e, philadelphia.
H. 3net uHo 5lron5t9 Snbre ,gqr-sT Q
tGrfaprrrs bat &r. 6tnfeitd gu ffneia ber 2rfpleref6fet Ger,t
Itn Der &er ron aGen SC %antbetten To- bItitfder Nnb 9eDetn1e
11atar, n1daaittean ilnOsrnbDsa a!S sa 9inbernts 3sr gsr
loetraIban8, nerpDte unb geible6t!i6e G6m&Gs, 8rGnfbettet
Der paHt, un5 fDi6er, 6e bon tefa MtebrauG bn WgrfuI
l~eGtFe9ea - gen9Gt.
Nebmt te'pnbere Noti3.
20 IT etne isle @trrRatet, Der fG 5%upetIen Ste !Rnatru
IN Per Gtniau'fsit s%ree6en, be nit t9henO ttiS gu ibrsr Mauas
BARRETT dufpadt, unb melGe renn nttt tn eeb6riger 8eit ob.
[gele8t nthf muir ernftttde 5tnbernife berpOrruft, fSnbern aud
Verdnlonun9 jn elmer Tetbe ppn anbaltenben, berfGuaItden
Iunb SerfesrsnSfn 2eibsnfGaften stebt.
2Deat8e. Spn Sieien, bte i'd biefer oerterblt6en Gempbnbet
Ierreetsn hnnen bic tranrtgen BrI8en bappn, Bic lie Sas uer.
I9Ole Spftsrc; Serrlttet fnben, frenbe uns unerfldr6are Nufre.
H8yHn9 unb @emGtbsbangt8fett fdblet. Giebe settle 81, IS, 30
Der lln8Ildltde 70 anp e9rtnen pirb "f6waSi d. unffabto
UNI NIT ~eepSbnter MlLff8fstt an be &rteit ,u seberr uher fJ
or In Snmn, nSsnt Al PC, Ir ms ~ = !. NJ stsge uao 169pe9
pent8er Sbattefeit els sew6buItd.
sgena sr lt9S 9n Sttisr @ewOsnReit Ipsreist, ste b!eIel6e tbr
S9itnnntieS SSlbra6t, nnb perbetratbct f6, 70 lit feline she
.unfru& bar, NIB feline Bern unfit fact ibm, baF bieies brrts
lsIns friieeFe 1ppftsiF Ssrutfadt nefesn IT,. Dtefes ffnS
aller erwefen fDllten, ptef d in n
lt9fr Ga8e beftnben.
Sebaltet e8 i'm @erdhtntR.
! ! : Seffat9s, Ssiser Na inter Or. 8infeltn'S 8ebarbluno
eertranen. un6 IT'D auf bic @erfberans %serfaFen, 6a6 bic Sc.
5s pet nt1. Der Srastsn S9n Or, atufsIin Rtemals entbaat wer.
81. z9B.. @de ppn Der Dritten unS llntDnarr'''' 3wfStn G snt :
'anb pine, philadelphia, ga.
&ranfe in elmer Gntfernnng,
bic tbren San einfad,. ~berbusben nit alien ibrsn Spinptpmen.
tn etnsn! Sriefe ~mittbeHen (nit 9ei(6luB elmer @erentung),
trnnsn Or: 8tnfeltns Nsb5taen ~benngemdB unSer3Igli9 nGa
|iebert GbetIe Der lntpn, entpeoer NIT Der ppf Dber @rYre6,
Ianb ~ etpadt UNI Stabsn unb Neueterbe gu ~petbaten, abeFr
lfenpet crbalten.
2eie! Su9enb uno Mannbarfett! !!
Sin fraftOOle8 2eben DOer Gin frlb3eittger SD6.
8infeltn User Sslbiterbaltuna nur IS Gents
Drtefe heI6e ienen gGe tt in clamps entbaiten, perbeu
NIT IN g%ebenbtr 9pf nit etnent GrernpIar Serit1eft. -a-.
/ MGr,l8 II
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1IQ LuUkI I y Wv CUN%Nt 49, 49, - ~ NfrF~ ~ 49,
VIM. KNABE & Co., rs
daf bsnt eltsn MfnBe @
91r8. 1, 8, 5 unb Z, NDrD @utdtp SfraBe, {
s~eeenI6er Bern @rtap,5pufe, Baltimore, STD, wieber er66nel
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beren atrnta rpdtreub Der leSten is Sabre jI Gbeii wutbt
ntad,t ber unterseidnete benz pubItfum. bic ~pse6eAits In3st9t
baB er fettbem GSbe be8 einen &teiltd6erS, 6rn.Sentp@6b!s
bird befen &sb bic G~pmpaente SelBit iporbsn mar, ben eanSel
Gnberem prGpartrten WidtertSl tatFtd5 an nd 6ebra0t BAT: Y
Utr6 beS6alS asie8eiaaft in BEN alten Stple IN benz trdts
ben, 9as @taaD tutnnsr rnebr IN tetner VrAenenna aa SetSsf
Mrher fefnen dlten gBdarenE6ufetn uRS Der Tabrtf tn Gu
.~tapArese, nn6e Baltimore, bat CT stne neue etrBe 8abrtf il
SGbs@utawRrase, NIT ser 8rpnte mad 5%Q9etitraBe erridtst, II
relher er cline 9rDBe An3dbl Der beften Mrbet!er be16afttete.
+ Sn btefer Babrtf neroeu @tanpS nod elmer neuen scala &C.
fertiet, fir melpe ct BET Der @%usteluns I'm gtarplanbeSnft
tut, mo ste beffsn efnItumentenmaGer aus 8Gtpn, Heps Ger
unS 8a ttntpre IA gtsaps ~auseefsat Hattsn, biz BR&f,
. T d m te .erbtelt.
SsbuRrte. @usfelan8 ron Gtt6mtpnb, ga., %beftGtiet, mo i'm
benf4lS has { # c 3 7 a N I u m ertbetlt ppr6e. s-s
Durb btefe beipen @tdtltRentsnts TT er In ben Stanh 8efeb
aMe Nuftrdse, init peI&sn Ct bssbrt tpirS, auf'S 9rOmpteft
aae ii btefer Babrtf e%sbauten gtaaOs paSen pOue etlsrn'
Rabmen unb fnb 70 ~cpnhruirt, taB Fe Bet auserGroentIiGei
Dauefhafttstett he &etnhstt bee 8pneS beUGbren unb te
Sen1 al ma ptSsrtetcn. se
Bianps AMI 8eifeDun8 s'a.
unb BON iefer 6pt3- un6 8arart pcrben 9~sIistert. g.
Dte SrDste Ser8fait ptrp out bic &tbett unb auf bic. @ts.
!pabl Der Wtatertalten 5DersSenbet nnb er fam baber fur ie6ea
aus esnem @tabGfement berHprgebenee .Snftrument bic Gar
ante ttbernebmen, eaB CO. aue &t8eni9a1ten zines Guten YtG.
@le Snarumente aus rtetner gabrtf wer6en fur 5 Japr,
BON benz Sag beS 8erfaufes an 9ardttirt.
a~eIDnbere Aufmerffdrntett ptrb dnf bic NuSpdbl SDn SIN.
frumsnten, pclne in elmer errBen @nttsrnung %perfsnbet trer,
S Spna ~ o tan " @arfoufst6ne an scirS oeaattpt f,utS sr en- :
Rrunent nift S~paadnOi6 Be~friebteen.
o. @rpBbdneler fverDen %aptltBuni bet uTs rpriv Pre&en
sbes lie fD dnberD6rtS] nmfeben.
8efdnfte ~sOrrdtbtg cine Nuswabt SCr so etpbepnS
SUn ben bsae, Snttrannsntenn,aSsr gu $40 BIZ $2oo.
60 9 t a n 20 n st6en m8efaHt@tj ans8e
m tetHet unh Reftm MT.
-.s.. = NH 60 "D~ -
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Tlimteu, S,tftDleu &c.

SO erIaube MIR, ntetne Sreunbe mn paS phV'ts"M "p.Fs
baupt auf m ctr ousaeaetdteteS Mipr entent S0n etnfa0ed unf
DPspaFintsn Hs,r9sa oSa Osn Better 8assttaHt aira Seq ~ :,
i'd fetS SprrGtBta RIafsn. glebplsers, Colts, 81 pedters, ut.
fplen aQer 6prten. Sag0tafdeu, 9miperfaiRen, S3rotbsutel
-" - Ipb g.. s.. @esergi Els. .r
sr ~tnSprteur une $abrtsant, S(S. IA, prdtttr,
smtIden ter Bride unb benz Is entire. 81 arft. baltimore
SIS. Titnten. 8t9fen ..r tperpsu. nab Auftrd9 8enta6ptt II,
ntsCrttrf: Merdr6turen 1Derten betens befDrat. Stt6Wt
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Tnhrs 8reiie:

g97 BUR beIcnoeren SenntriBnabtie.
@tnpanberer unb @eiTenbe fpGtsn fetr SOrR6tt8 fe!n, che
Np lire BtGette fdufen nnb fDlten btelelben nur Dpn fDl6en
8ealnten faufen, pelde DDn ttrem 8ehalte Isben,
Mat dbsr BON Mdflern Dber 8wtf6entrG6ern ba tie lVatt Der
'8efabr n~uSeeest fnb, bel6ptnbsit gu peteea UNI tfr sep
umfont ~anS8eben:
Ourhfabrtsz8 ilette
mad aaen Gtelen bsS QDetens Tn0 gu BADEN Bet
&b. 8. Silbebrdnct,
@enedt.@mt9rantens@9ent Der Baltimore unb
SbtG.@t lenbatn.
SansO,1S Scr. 81, Tbame8fr., Baltimore.
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@anfeI4 nnD @r1l6er s 81.

ZZJ UnIttnlDfe EIr.raf91 ~ -
GSfnen tbr nsues, Eager SEM SumGter> GOlbs unb Silber
BGdren. 5srR- nn6 Wtutef-NtCbeH Mnb btetet folds su btlt'
sen prefrn nm 8anf an,
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-21
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TIT New Yorh Hersld-EdttiOn for Gu ,v'~-
The steamship Van nit CAPT L@fevre, viii ,-ave scl
port 70 morow st noon, for southampton and dAvre.
rns Europeas u~,s will close in this city nsf pas
~ O'Clock 4, morrow m"rnne..
TIE lus.rd ~ai steamship Europa, Capt Lott b, vii
leave eetcp 90 Wednesday ~ neon for liverpool.
rhs Eurupesn uAis wil close In this city shi' afer
noco quarter past s'c'ocs, N 90 BY rsross and
q quarter 70 four oclo,k, 10 go by STEAMBOAT
The Eaeosap eiton q the hsRAtD. p'o'ea 10 French
and Ergsh, Will 20 Published At ten O'Clock the
morning. Sissie oo..'s 10 wrappers, SIX ceuz.
supeoptcns sGvrrisemeos for any esiti,a OF the
NKw YORK H.sAtp H;l received folio wing place.
ia Europe
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AN. Eurup~s0 Exvs-ss Co., 81 k'ag VII st
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will combine the received ~ msi aud telegraph
the Office dorBG previous week, ana up he hour
puslratnn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-21

THE CREvAssE IN NEW ORLEANs-GREAT
Loss OF THE CANE CRoP-The accounts from
the South inform us of the continued high water
In the lower Mississippi river, and Of the state
OF alarm In which the inhabitants of the country
upon lie banks are In through fears Of an over
flow.
The peculiar nature Of almost the entire ex-
tent of inhabited country In Louisiana makes
this danger one of great Importance to the
whole State. BY far the greater part of the pop
ulation IL located upon the immediate banks of
the great river and its connecting bayous,
which are with few exceptions more elevated
above the surrounding waters than the country
In the rear, where It rapidly slopes Off Into an
impenetrable swamp. For hundreds Of miles up
the river the land Is protected from overflow W
the erection Of q continuous bank, OF levee as il
Ia called, the height Of which is carried up slight
ly above what Ii esteemed ~ high water mark in
the periodical risings Of the river. At times
this bank breaks away, and II the river IL high
the waters pour through the opening Q food
that spreads over the cultivated land and runs
off slowly into the swamps In the rear. These
sometimes Gil up with water TO such degree
from the overflow as TO back up the water upon
the cultivated land along the margin Of the
river, covering IL often for weeks
At the present time the waters of the lower
Mississippi have risen to within about nine
inches Of the high water mark Of 1850, one of
the highest floods ever known. In many places
II has broken through the lsvecs, and flooded
the plantations to . degree that threatens to
reduce seriously the amount Of the crops The
principal crev@se or break this year IL at Gret-
M, small place about four miles above New
Orleans, and on tho opposite bank Of the river.
This crevssse has now volume Of water rushing
through II that deaes every effort 10 stop II, and
We believe the attempt has been abandoned until
the river shall fall The village Is mostly sub
merged, and 30 greatly has the water In The
swamp risen that for thirty miles below the city
II has backed up upsn and overHowed nearly
every plantation. These and most OF the others
hat ere overaowed are engaged In Tie prodae-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-21

SCIENCE REWARDED IN FRANCE ACCORDING
TO the last news the French government has re-
solved TO present 10 Professor Morse the sum of
four hundred thousand francs eighty thousand
dollars) as a recognition Of his invention of the
electric telegraph system which Ia used In hat
empire. This Is generous act, and highly Gre
ditable to the French government When the
treasury of the United States was running over
with money, Congress hesitatcd about paying
the bare expenses of setting up the first line
from Washington TO Baltimore.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-21

CRYING NEWSPAPERS ON SUNDAY-A number
of very respectable and pious citizens have pre-
sented memorial to the Mayor and Commits
sioncrs of Police against the awful system of
crying newspapers on the Sabbath day. They
protest against this Dissertation of the Sabbath
In six distinct Archaeological, theological
and chronological In this MEMORIAL, however,
we find no classification of Che sin of crying
milk on Sunday, or that Of crying children,
which latter dn is exceedingly noisy. One Of
the signers Of this memorial is the pious and
venerable james Harper, the head OF the pub
fishing house Of Harper & Brothers, whose
weekly journal Of Civilization makes rs much
noise on the Sabbath as any Sunday paper. Sc
riously, however, we trust that this evil may be
averted in the regular way, and that lie, by
having the Sunday papers at the houses Of
those who wish for them early In the morning.
before the church bells begin TO ring. II all
the people who wish for Sunday papers will
order them from the printing Offices there
will be no occasion to use any such
measures to crush the news boys, and Mr. James
Harper may be relieved from the absurd posi-.
ton of petitioning to abate nuisance which
he has had share in creating.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-21

STATISTICS On THE REvrvArs.--A statement
Of the number Of persons who were awakened
to grace by the recent religious revivsls, places
the total at ninetysix thousand, males and
females together. This Is very small return
from the population Of thirty millions In the
vbo,e limited statcs As usual, New York pre-
sents the greatest number Of reclaimed sinners,
ana California the least. We number sixteen
tbousand. while the Cslifornians only muster
aov. California must either have improved
very much Of late, or else It Is growing very