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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-04

DEMovAI.-.J0NEs SMITH, MANUFACTURERS OF
IL paper hangpgs have removed their atock IL ,rt
land to 80 liberty street third store west Of Broldway
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EoR sALH-A BLACK NEWFOUNDLAND Doa, IL
months Old; WIN DO sold cheap. Apply at 272 Pearl
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SPORTING.

DOR sALE-THE YACHT WILD wAvE,n y FEBT
long fect wide; racing and pleasure sails
Pete For further particulars inquire at 10 Columbia street,
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AURA KEENx's THEATRE TICKET OFFICE
Ia METROPOLITAN THEATRE TIOKEr OFFICE.
FRENCH THEATRE TICKET OFFICE,
At sIBHLl'S IL Wall street.
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aMORGETowNr.
Correspondence of The Star.

GEoRsETowN, April 6, 1859.
From notice in another column, it will be
that public meeting is TO be held at Forrest
Hall this evening, for the purpose of discussing
the pfopriety of annexation 10 Washington Sew
eral talented speaker expected TO address the
meeting, among them esteemed fellow-citi-
Zen, samuel Mckenny, Esq. This meeting will
doubtless cause the opponents Of the measure to
hold counter meetings. We may therefore, ex-
pect that the question will be so Thoroughly ana
lived, that every person will be fully able if
they should be called upon to do so. to vote un-
derstandingly. 1t is to be hoped. as we remarked
n former occasion. that both sides will discuss
the question upon its own merits. and not mix
up with it other questions wholly disconnected
with ii.
Quite large and brilliant audience assembled
atthe Bridge street Presbyterian Church Yesterday
TO witness the ceremony Of uniting young couple
in the bonds Of wedlock. The groom was Lieut.
Thos. I Houston, of the United States Navy, and
the bride Miss Susie Posey, youngest daughter of
Peter Posey. formerly of Montgomery county.
Maryland, but now resident of our city. The
Rev. DR.. Sunderland, of your city, ofiiciated
Our active and efficient Tax Collector, Mr.
Chas. ID. WEIGH, has since the LIST of March, col
leSted and paid into the Town Treasury (under
the per cent. discount rule) Sll 500.
Some thief or thieves entered the confectionery
establishment of Mr.. Philip May, on High street
last night. and robbed the money drawer of a
quantity Of small change which had been left in
it, Nothing else has been missed They effected
their entrance by forcing the bolt off the front door
Doubtless but few of our merchants have any
idea Of the amount Of business done at the local
telegraph office, located at the Office Of Mr. w A
King, on High street, and in charge of Mr. VIM
c. O'Neal. Since its establishment in the early
part OF February, 2Us messages have been received
and transmitted from ii in different directions
From this office Is also daily transmitted to diff
ferent sections of the Union the
time, as furnished by the Washington Observatory.
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DEATH or A MURDERER.-Abont year since
Sarah j. Gould, Of Lewisville, 81 Lawrence coun-
~, y. Y, school teacher, was murdered by Jas
T. Eldridge, young man who was thought to De,
engaged TO her in marriage. He was tried and
convicted Of the murder; but new trial was or
dered, which was soon to have taken place. But
he died Of consumption in the Canton jail on the
18th ult. He left a written statement Of what he
called the facts in the case, which is to be pub
lished
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The Union again argues that the balance of
trade against nation is not necessarily sign
that Its trade must be a disadvantageous one.
The same paper questions the propriety Of
publishing the details of such q trial rs is now
Transporting within our municipal limits.
The InteLigencer suggests that the state of
Congressional affairs as left at the close of the
late session. indicates that whatever may be
thought of the extent of the first session of
Congress, the second is altogether too short for
the dispatch of the rapidly accommodating bust
ness of this great and growing country.
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IL Eight lines Of city passenger railroads are
now built and in operation in Philadelphia; two
lines are built but not in operation, and six lines
have been chartered and will be constructed forth
with Charters for ten other routes will probably
De granted by the Legislature, but there is GER
talnty as to their construction. There are now
iAIu IN The city one hundred and thirty miles Of
vac. which will probably be increased in few
'o ,s- " '~o hundred miles. The fare upon all
- I'VE cents Some OF the east and west
lines have arrangements for EXCHANGE. tic k.,, with
the north and south lines. an e,t,, snonn, ., ,,,a
being charged for the privilege Of Changing from
one route 70 another, =
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III The New York Journal Of Commerce state.
that the shares Of the New York Central declined.
In consequence Of the avowed determination OF IL.
managers to make its arrangements for its own
freighting business a basis consistent with its
own independence, and thus to deliver merchan-
disc at the West as cheaply it can be sent from
tide water through any other channel The indi-
cations in railroading promise lower fares, more
travelling, and probably more appalling accidents
the coming summer, than was ever before known
in this country
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PERSONAL.

... Hon. J. l.. White, n Y, is at Browns.
Col. w Gates. [. s. A, and family are al
Willards'.
.'''Gen. Trias and Admiral German of Mexico
at the National.
'... Hon. w. F. Russell, y. Y, Hon. ] For.
syth. late Minister to Mexico, and lady, are al
KirkwoOds'
Hawthorne and Motley are both staying in
Rome. Miss Cushman has leased house there
for five years.
''' 1t is reported that Sir f. B. Lytton is to he
the next Governor Of Canada, and possibly Gov
ernor-in-Chief Of the proposed North American
COnfederacy.
.'''George Wilson, Esq. editor of the Canaan.
daigua Repository died In that village on the 9th
aged "a years. Most of his life had been devoted
to education.
49, John DEMO, the oldest editor in this State.
died at Albion, Orleans county, N Y E. on the Both
u!t. In his SOth year He assumed the publication
OF paper In Vermont ffty-nine years ago.
80. The Hon. George Eusts of Louisiana. and
the only daughter OF Mr.. w. w. Corcoran were
married at 81. Johns Church last evening by Rev.
Dr: Pyne. The ceremony was followed by a large
and exceedingly brilliant wedding party
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II The Wing General Committee Of New
York held a meeting on Monday evening, at
which Mr. Hiram ketchum presided and made
speech The gist of his remarks was to the effect
that the Old Line Wings would not allow them
selves to be forced by either the Republicans or
Democrats to support any man for the Presidency
except man who by his antecedents had proved
himself a national man and who could be relied
on a national Chief Magistrate
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" The alleged fugitive slave, Dangerteld.
no" undergoing an examination at PhiIadelphi,
entertained his keepers yesterday morning by sing.
Ing several popular Ethiopian melodies i'm a rich
musical voice, and with an apparent geniaIitv
which would lead one to suppose that. notv.ith.
standing the unfortunate circumstances by which
he is surrounded. he nevertheless keens NJ, -
spirits, and possesses a cheerful disposition 4
Marshal Yost has offered to contribute s25o
purchasing the freedom Of DangerfeId in case bs
Is rrmanded, provided comparative amount I,
subscribed for the same purpose by those who cali
themselves his special friends.
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II The Cincinnati Gazette has a letter from a
correspondent at Iowa Point, who has seen several
persons who have returned from Pixies Peak sew
eral Of whom lie knows to be reliable and truthful
who concur in saying that all the gold accounts
are humbug, and the many favorable accounts
sent to the States emanate from town-lOt specu-
lators, who are reaping rich harvest from the
credulOus
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NOTICES TO MARISERs.-Ona and after the LIST
fully next, the new light house and beacon on
Hemting Island, on Helena Sound, off the coast
of South Carolina, will be lighted nightly. The
lighthouse tower is 95 feet high, and the focal
plane los feet above the level Of the sea. The
lower part of the tower being of reddish gray
brick. with - feet nearest the top painted
white. The lens is TO be of the second order of
Fresnel, showing a revolving natural coIored
light, with intervals Of 80 seconds between the
flashes, and visible in clear weather II nautical
miles. The beacon light is on all open frame
work, at All elevation Of 80 feet above the level
of the sea. The lens is Of the sixth order. and
a fixed nautical colOred light will be shown.
The st. Helena bar light-vessel will be discon-
tinued when these lights are displayed. The
magnetic bearings Of the lighthouse are lat
itude 81 deg. "a min. 80 sec. north longitude
80 deg - min. 80 sec. west
On Garrison Point, Sheerness east coast of
England. fixed red light. at an elevation of
20 feet, will hereafter be exhibited, and may
be seen four or FIVE miles
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IL In Richmond, last week, Capt. Travis,
said to be the greatest pistol shot in the world.
shot at percussion cap box, of the diameter of a
half dollOr, held between the thumb and finger
Of his servant at the distance Of fourteen PAGES,
and sent a bullet through the center Of it. He
also fred at half dime placed between his own
feet, with only the width of the coin separating
them. The coin was struck in the centre, without
detriment to Capt T 8 bootS
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u The gay season at Havana is nearly over
and % a natural consequence, people leaving
for the North. Among the passengers per Ca.
hawba are portion OF the opera troupe Of Max
Maretzek, comprising the prima donnas Gazzini-
"a and Alvirno and the artists Stefani Maccaferri,
Alone, and others Maretzek. with the remain
der, will follow shortly
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II The inquest on the bodies of the men
killed by the accident on the Canada Great IVES
tern Railway is a document Of formidable length
The gist Of the matter Is, however, contained in
the following words: - Had there been either a
culvert or efficient drain at the spot the disaster
would not have occurred"
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II In New York, on Monday evening. a
Hoym's Theatre, sparring exhibition came of
between Heenan and MOrrissey it being the first
time they have met since their great fight in Can
ada They are said to have had a 60 splendid set
to-; and to have parted the best of friends 1t is
estimated that 2 500 persons were present
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IL writer in the Baltimore American say.
that the oyster beds of tue Maryland waters are in
danger Of being destroyed by tine pernicious prac
tice Of dragging them at all seasons Of the wear
including the summer months, during which it is
imperative that the oysters should have time to
generate.
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u In the Court Of Oyer and Terminer New
York, yesterday morning nine persons were ar
raigned for murder among them Qumbo Apo,
for the recent killing Of Mrs. Fletcher. who inter
posed in quarrel between him and his wife
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u The United States steamer Metacomet. Of
the Paraguay Expedition, from Pernambuco, ar
rived at Rio Janeiro February II, and sailed on
the 10th for the river Platte
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u In New York. on Wednesday last, an
Englishman, named Adams, walked seven miles
In ffty-fve minutes, at gymnasium. the match
being to accomplish the feat in one hour.
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UA whale forty feet in length and thirty fet I
IN circumference, was captured near Beaufort. n.
c on Monday last
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IDA letter received by a commercial house in
Philadelphia, states that the Paraguay difficulty
with the United States has been settled through
the mediation of Brazil
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NAyAL.-The Lancaster, San Jacnto. and
Hartford, steam sloops-of-war, having been or
dered to prepare for sea forthwith, will be
ready in about month. The steam -friyate
Niagara is at the Brooklyn Navy Yard under
going repairs, and will not be ready for six or
eight weeks. The steam-frigate Colorado is at
Boston, and the Susquehanna at New York,
both ready for sea, except that there are no
Engineers in the service to put on board Of
them. By-the-way, we learn that there are
now lacking in the service of the full compile
ment of members Of the Engineer corps, eight
chiefs, twenty-five first assistants, thirty-six
second assistants, and twenty -four third assis-
tahts' The reason for this is obviously the ina
adequacy OF compensation, which docs not
equal that which Engineers obtain in private
capacities.
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MADAME DELARUE

MADAME DELARUE
Is Now opening a handsome assortment of
SPRING and uMMER GOODS, such as n
Bonnets, trimmed and untrimmed: Straws "a
in great variety; Flowers, Head dresses, ~
Ribbons, Beltings, Embroideries, Collars 80
Sleeves, Hsndkerchiefs, Shirts, Infants 49,
Dresses and Waists; Flouncing md Edgings; Laccs
of Chantiily; Point dAlencon. Point TAnglcteae,
and Point Applique, in sets; Coiffures, Wells and ps,
yard; Pens Cloths, for Dire sses; Nets Musiins Jsc
onet; Mourning Sets of Sleeves and Collars; Fluted
Ruffles; Trimmed Sleeves. Jouvin's Gloves: Fans
Fancy Pins, and other Ornaments for the hair;
Combs, Brushes, Perfumery, &c. &c., &c. The
call. ~ - ~ "
IL, ass Penn. avenue, between 18th and 18th
"fesu' 5 = aps-ats
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old building, and any other expenses arising
from removing the Office back 1t is now un-
derstood that the parties demonstrate against
giving this indemnity on the ground that it is
excessive. and that they refuse to make de-
post Of the amount of indemni6cation until
after the removal shall have taken place This
being the case, 1t is believed that the removal
will not transpire. The hesitation of the re-
monstrants is attributed in some quarters to
their apprehensions that Congress. at its next
session, will order the removal of the Office
from the State street site, and hence if they
should incur the expense attending its removal
back to the old site, it will be but so much
money wasted. r.
Posr OFFICE BUsINEss.-During the quarter
ending March 81, there were sold by the Post
Office Department postage stamps and stamped
envelopes, giving an increase of $3I1, O93 over
the receipts for the quarter ending December
81. This does not, however, prove any in
| crease of correspondence, but merely that post
masters throughout the country have ordered
more stamps and envelopes The only avail
able data for arriving at the state of the corre-
spondence Of the country, shows that there has
off in the postal revenue.
During the last quarter, the Auditors Office
attached to the Post Office Department has re-
ceived 2S,946 letters, sent out IL POS letters,
and audited 28,9l7 pestmasters' accounts
POSTAL REDUCTIoN.-Since the first of the
current month, the single rate of postage upon
letters sent from the United States IN tie Brit
iSh mail, ria England to Buenos Ayres, or
any other port of the Argentine Confederation,
or to the Republic of Paraguay, (the CORES
pondence for which is forwarded in the mails
from England for Buenos Ayres,) is reduced
from forty-fve to thirty-three cents, prepav-
meHt required.
MINISTER TO New GRANADA.-It is stated
that ex-senator Geo. w. Jones has withdrawn
his declension of the mission to Bogota, and nc
cepted the appointment; and that he will pro-
coed to that country at an early day. We are
not yet satisfied of the truth of this report
STEAMER IIARrFORD.-The steam sloop-of-
war Hartford, at Boston, was subjected on
Saturday last, to the preliminary trial by
steam. 1t is reported that her machinery
worked well, and fully equslled the expecta-
tations Of its constructors.
The WEATHER. following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution.
The time of observation is about o'clock:
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IL The net increase of the Methodist Church
South the past year. We gather from the General
Minutes just issued, % .39s, making the pres
ent total membership Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church South, ais
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IL The trade sale of books in New York thi
season promises to be the most successful held 70
many years, very large purchases Of STANDARD
works being made.
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HE BOSTON POSr 0FrIcE.-Wo noticed
some days ago, that the removal of this Office
back to its old site on State street would bo
ordered by Postmaster General Holt, if those
parties demonstrating against its being removed
to Summer street should file bond of indem.
nifty, securing the Government against the ex.
pense Of the rent Of the new building, any nd :
vsncsd rent that might be demanded for the
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THE Cincinnati Gazette states that the num-
Der Of Pixies Peak adventurers who have passed
through that city, by river alone, far is $50
There are no means of estimating the number by
railroad
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u The Third Unitarian Churchin New York
was opened for the first time on Sunday last, Rev
Messrs. rockingham, the pastor, Bellows, Os-
good. and Longfellow taking part in the services
Seats free
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II Jeiferson's birthday, Wednesday, the 18th
inst, is to be celebrated in Boston by festival at
the Parker House
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Tor SALE-A large Herring's Wilder PAt,rt
T. fire aid Burglar Prof IRON SAFE, suit
ao. E TOT BANNERS Ard msrehsnts doing large husi
mar S-u ~ ~'
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FUTURE DAYS.


Ry J. c. MCGUIRE co. Arc,,,,r.,.
EURNITU RE AND EFFECTS OF a LADY
n, r, DhELINING HoUsEsEEPINs.-On FRIDAi
MIA avenue, hstwee, 2th and lSiS sfIi Nh, w.
sell. the Furniture and Effects ola family dcclaiaS
,M!Lap , sgy SsPrin: sect Sofa, Lounge,
Mah..s.Ry Dining Tables Zane ,..t Chairs
R mr.. Ply apd ingram Carpets. oilcoth,
nu,iaIns, Wlniuw ShS,irS, MattTessrs
BSt H. and p,l%ss Comlorts Blankets.
'92%k!ng aad other Stoves, KItcheE Utensils Se
ofSl and s. days for satlsacto,s snan ss ASTsd
sR sd &c, MCGUIRE CO.. Aucts.
Cd ~ y g. ,4{S & 7 & Co. Age,ioneerx
~ on Friday AFTERNOON, Ap Il st6. AZ;
cs f, ~ the auction rooms shall sell In sums
sasS Cooperation of Washington quarterly Der
si rs CORPORATION Of Alexandria, per cent. Stock
a ls5 5nd cash. In current funds,
nR l BnARRHSARn BUCKLEY Georgetown.
- val SELL IA front of the premises ali tl,t II, ,e
residences Of Wm Re,iin aud ROLF 6 cetSTen the
getosn, lelng 81 feet front nd ~ deep pcioeJ
Handsomely @prdTSI With f lsas az iron SSias and
from tbs slte a. very beautiful embracing a sp,,
Washington city and the Hsishs. OF sihS,es'
Terms; One-tIird cash balance m one and two
feT,d payment i.I cash Tide sos!sgtied '"' Os
aP2 BARNARD X BUCkEI, Aucts.
NARSHALSSALE.-In virtue ,f a w,i, Of g.,
w hclas Issued from the Clerks Office OF the CIR
Gourt otth District Of Columbia for the Comfy
OF w sshlngtDn and % directed will eTn,se -
public sae for CASH, In front of tie Court Hons,
eooi OF said county, 90 III ESDAl, the san dAy Of
seroed property 10 wit; All dslsndani's right title
S.aii a.H lntfs est IN aud Ia part Of Lot No IA an
SSddars , Nc; 81 bssinnng at the SOUTHEAST corner f
said iot, ana running thence north ~ feet theme.
re, oe., thenee south 81 feet, aud thence east 81
Wssb?It,he 1PToveneRts thereon, la the city Of
prenerty ~ 49, TeiTed aud levied upon as the
satsly yndelais No. l73, 10 January term la5s In
ct a.. " 81 ,,t ~ a h, Mhtlh
Hioi h-es Tor the District OF Columbia
~ rbbHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
antiI FRIDAY next, the 18th inst, same hour aal
aP SITS Marshal for the District of Columbia.