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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-07
AMUsEME


MONS afbuMaR sfsf zen Manager
cooLEsf PLACE M N NEW Rf YORK CITY. 49,
Nj fa sSTs f ns6i'aGsS e.
A iRf n On i6s TSbXY
SATURDAY, judy T. at O'Clock,
MoTion's capital farce r q . ,rov nov
BY POLLY NARsuML. DAyIpGE DAVENPORT, &c.
The HANLoN sh9 yri ~ neg Gympas.ac Fests
Concluding With the beautiful Ballet,
BY Mile rnErEuR Mons s,1 @EifiIoFr, and the corps
SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 7, 1850
Doors open a SiGr o OF Fos se g 2siseh
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In v,,,, ,o ..,..., LA GisELLE'
Nile CAROLINE rHFIEuR
WI appear with Mons wETTHoFF and the entire Corps do
leses 70 sen with secured seats Box Office open all day.
Places may be taken week IN advance.
MONDAY MKT, JuLYs
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In active preparation, magnihcen, SCALE the Romantic
ALADDIN; OR, THE WONDERFUL LAMP;
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-07

SATURDAY. JULY z.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-07
FURNITURE.

4 RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR A SMALL FAMILY
"A tired Of boarding. wishing {, keep housefbe entire
Of foor icf sale bargain, with the privilege
os renting the apartments Address for week A. g.,
Herald once.
a c,KyowLEDGRD BFsT-roREMANs SUPERIOR
"a ar~h 81 ring Beds; durable aud really bed;
ran be btieA IN any hedsead price 81 80 TO IA counhins
on spring Bcdssead and Mattress only 6 All kinds OF
- Bowery.
sr,pE RECEPTION ROCKING CHAIR. WELLS PA.
teot designed expressly Tor parlor use decided lux.
,rx M stands IN casots tho ordinary paror
chair which resembles in arpsarnce ant roks even
han rocking chair thus combining the
rre az bah syies Uuique aud artistic IN D. srn has
b~ approval 81 All who have a. n safe ~ oSz Broadway,
NV IEKRY A wELrR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-07
AMUsEMBETS
w ALLACK's THEATRE

LASI OF
LALLA RO0KU.
LAILA RookH.
REPETITION OF THE GREAT FOURTH OF JULY BILL.
M and Mr.. =. T. FioRES6E.
The charming aud versatile Mrs. W. ]. fLolENCE In
SEVEN DETERRENT CHARACTERs
m W: J. Florence Corney Grey an lad With Don
Mrs W. j. Florence a. Enc Heaiherbloo Scotch Issie
Mrs w. j. Florence Jerutha joyful Lobb YANKEES Gal
With songs Way Down In Name" and Johnny WAS Shoe
Mrs. W j. Florence as Maria the Managers Daughter.
Mrs W. j. Florence AZ Paul Bertin French lad with
Mrs W. j. Florence as Iaa Rookh with several songs
Mrs W. J. Florence Columbia, Gem of the Ocean with
Mr. w. ]. Florence az Khorsanbad Chief Of Ne Ghebers
Mr. W. j. Florence as Thomas Camoniie Tragedan
TONIGHT,
SATURDAY Evening, July T. 1860 the performances viii
THE YOUNG ACTRkss:
. On, THE MANAGERS DAUGHTER.
ME- w. D. Florence assuming many different char ers win
The whole 70 conclude with the great oca buesue With
New Scenery New Dresses new Songs, New MIsc, 40,
LAI.lsA ROOkH;
Or THE FIRE WohsusPPEas.
co%msis 0AA with songs W. J. riorencs
6RAED JAPHSEsE EMBASSY SCENE iairSi.eas he
LIIIIPuTIAN 0YMNAsT LITTLE TOMMY"
and juve lie Ballet Troupe in the great ALTON AL jAPA
fE ASCE an Invention Of Professor Yates Ballet Master
BLONDIK CROSSING NIAGARA, zoYAaA, and HORSE
ZuDEE, &c. A.
PERFoRGANCES ooNCiUDE AZ HALFPAsr TIM
Monday entirely local Burlesque from the pen
THE GREAT EASTERN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-07
AxrKloAs Mrsrrx. New York, July 8. 1850.

A CARD.-SiBfO's GARDEN, JULY 4, lS0-AS
hhee number q equestrian companies now travel ng
thror rh the Eastern States directly Indirectly representing
themselves ~ having been coanecled with establishment
IN New York, deem but Justice 10 ue public aud ny-e 70
such announcements without '.sire
sanction. There has for the past three been bu,
company authorized the OF SiDlos GAnen and
thst is The company managed by Mr.. James VI Ssol Tbs
uoup commended 20 he people as far superior :, any CON-
fN' - - - NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-07

YvHE SEVERAL COMMITTEES APPOINTED TO cob.
lect sunerrpticns for the relief OF william Farmer ana
al elhers OF contributing requested
30 attend meeting Hibcrnan Han a Prince s1eei
q Monday evening The &h inst, NJ > O'Clock.
JOHN II. COLLINS, Chairman
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-07

a See "kscellaDecua, in 'Ae New York Tines"
q ppRyssEp TO MARRIED AND sINaLK.-DR. war
boa xo for Ne non S 20
r. T. ana By subor At ~ Broms stree. .seosd sss
& Oh sss :, e sssSd ron 4. X. sosPsx
r,HERoxEE REMEDY. AN uNrArLIyo SPECIFIC ron
Nd e sss cssss 70 sso ms aissr. wS
s s ?, sass s "a Flax agents
ior New Yort. Is and Is Part row.
M la cosrs FROM rAs NO 8, ssoA .Is az.
aons reauirins srperssncs, am and As'icasy
m a ooRBEr7, MExBKR OF THE NEW FORK
~ g.vsvay necAi sc1ssc MAJ % cen, %aou.s ~
obee No Is Duane street. Consultation srcy honsrsb'A
DR. WARD, CONSULTING PHYSICIAN AND SUR
geon-Once No as Broadway, waIlacks Thesre,
up ssirs Consulted daily from seven A. n III ten +. -
ar. COOPER, NO "a DUANE STREET, NExBEs OF
De. College a e 2. an o fry% ). osoa
nR ANDERSON HAS REMOVED nis oFrIcE TO NO.
grst. Morning exclusively for lade..
nR. RAIPHs OFFICE, coRSER OF HOUSTON AND
H. Crosby streets dp Crosby. Hours VSs 70 and GO
vYromY IMPORTANT TO BOTH SEXES MARRIED.
III or .ins,e MEDICAL ADVISER Marriage Guide" sob
edition over pages l2mo CLOTH and above 10 keciroype
Engravngs Price o. ny ". LARNoSf Paris and ionion
Pbscan aud snrre cat broadway N. Y Once hours for
treatment pesoual or BY letter and express
tos r. NJ and Tuesday and THURSDAY evsninss Iioa
who desire physiological researches
shoud read This siso trc~is fully snhcr class Of
Diseases Interesting book should be IN tse hands 81
every adult person knowledge al have sought
Tor M van sold and mailed free of hostage hy H. O. LAW
RENEE yesey at, Asior House
vTrGHr.Y IMPORTANT TO BOTH SKIES, MARRIED
III or single Medical Adviser and Marriage dude 3sh
pdf,c Emo, clch ard above ~ Eectrype
rhxxsrian and surgeon bG broadway, New Yorf. Once
begfs Tor consultation personally By letter
and express A. NJ TO r. NJ, and Tuesday and THURSDAY
evenings sP Those Affected With uervcnsness de
local and general who desire knowledge OF the
sirsi physiological researches, should read
DROP. DARCY, NJ H., NAY BE CONSULTED DAILY
his Offices Gas Broadway Morning erclnaveiyfor ladies'
v,Roy REsTErr. la CHAMBERS STREET, CAV BR
corwSed usual. BY letter. Address boz aya fo-s
na~~ New vnrt CIV.
ADJUSTMENTS.
INTERNATIONAL ART INSTITUTION
soa Broadway corner Of Fourth street Open 10
Mto7PM hdmisson Is cents.
HrogrooNRRy yITEATRE-I.ADTEs AND oENriE.
nj men washing engagements for be ensuing sssru q
ie6 81 Will please address " W Canning Brandreih house.
New york
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-07
Il NOTABLE
Ho'ADIA rRApFsxrN AND HOUSES

TRADFSMEN AND HOUSES
Ho-EL TIoIs EsPrREURs ITO Rvo Large and small
apartmens furnished In a superior style.
by the Empress and the Opens OF
England and Holland IS r. Grammont and IL r. CD seul
LIST September Boulevard des Capueines facing sue dc
silks, India and French, Cashmere Shawis, Lace
ingere Nantes, Fancy Goods Wedding Suits, Court and
pRrsssAKsa Mason Fauvel, rue MenersL
tbs HEApDKEsrs MILLINERY Of Nile. Soller - rue
Augusin represent truly the of isttnc
several foreign Courts by whom she has been
pointed the patentce IN the most terng terms have adopt
ed them.
Cambria handkerchief plain and worked Chapron
II de Ia Paix.
LAcF VrotARp--Every requisite for Wedding Suits Prone
made and evening Dresses, he, rue de Cho.3eu.
INDIA SiiAwIs, LAoE.-Au PERSIAN, 10 rue Hicbeneu.
PRfyAfNew mode Of stching ~ keuve
ST Augustin. Wholesale and retail
JEwEixR to II. NJ. Kramar, 81 rue Neuve 81 Anguish.
China, and ancent Furnituro) The
removed 10 - rue du Hekler.
ExBIBroN Pictures, Bronze works. Stationery 81
Place de Ia BoYrse.
CHKoSonErEas CLOcKs-Le Roy and Fills makers 10 The
navy. Palais Royal, b and To- Galerie Montpenser.
The of the Ingenieur Chevser Ingenieur
Cheyarr founded by his family
lAO Tour de porioge du Paais nj present ID Place du
Popi Neuf facing the statute Of Henry W. Instruments for
Optics Natural Philosophy, Mathematics The Navy and Mne
ral0gy.
sEvs,s AChina Crystals Dinner Services Boutgny
Palas Royal Gslerie Montpensier Il and z.
RosERrs / Co. q Place vendome
WINS TEAS and GRocERiEs OF the nrm OF II ouyher hos
la PAX Proprietor Of Vineyards IA Bordeaux aud Cham
pagne Orders for America executed.
Pl.sCuAIs, PERruNER by appointment Rue Caumartin
The BEAUTY LADIES BAy DE Fruss pE Lyx for the com
peaon This being of the most renowned pro
auctions for the toilet gives The akin the suppienes ana
youth and impars Wilderness OF irreproacba
purity. B.-Mr. PaDchas Ia the only patentee Depot ~
TAIoR-Huisk rs Rivo well known for his elegant cut
nd superior ht trustworthy radesnAn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-07

rv,HE AMERICAN soIIDIrIEp MILK,
Prepared from the richest milk Of the best dalres IN
York. the only 70 procure pure
milk in large cities The medical profession report a. m
nvss II Ia cheaper than the swirl
MADE poison milk will keep for years in CHI
mate indispensable for travellers officers Of the army
and navy those living in hot climates at the south
In various azed packages enclosed for usnspo
AMERICAN sOIIDIFIED MILK COMPANY,
73 IAberty doors east from Broadway. n r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-07

>~~~r-~~~~~---
CUPREhE COURT.
- John Mckessou, I
Daniel c. Robbins, and
George b Gilbert eruroons for n money deuHant
against y"
Thomas q. Waker,
defendant
To he defendant, 81 WALKER
You are hereby required TO answer the CON
plaiu IN this action which copy herewith served upor
you copy Of answer on the SUBSCRIBER y Az
ONCE No is c city OF New YORK, within
tenv IA "a After the exclusive Of the al
sucA service you fail the said complaint ~
sfoe ssh The plaintiffs will judgment against for the
hundred and dollars and seventy sevea
ceus with Interest cen, snnum iron
hs mr., day Of May thousand eight hundred and my
eirh besides the costs Of this action.
L. A. LOCKWOOD,
Plaintiffs Attorney,
fy Nassau street, New York city.
The coplain the entitled action filed In N
cce ~ the City and County Of New fors on u
al" a~' W '"A'' L. A, LOCKWOOD
flainnds Attorney
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-21

FIRE DEPARTMENT MEETixG.-There was
large and spirited meeting of the Fire De-
Pariment at the house of Yuba Engine Co.
No. 2 to take into consideration the redue
ton hy the Common Council of the salary
OF Chief Engine and Secretary of the De
partme"t y committee, consisting of the
Foreman of each company, was appointed to
draft petition requesting the Common Coun,
ell to rescind their action in reducing the
salary of the above named oilicers. The ne
tion was numerOusly signed, and the various
Secretaries were requested to present the
same to the members Of their companies for
signAture
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-21


They WANT TO ELECT LINcoLN.-The Yam
cey men broke up the Democratic party
at Charleston and Baltimore for no other
purpose under heaven than that Lincoln
might be elected, and an opportunity thus
afforded them forinaugurating their projected
rebellion and revolution. And they are now
getting up Breckinridge tickets in all the
Northern States, not because they have the
slightest hope or desire of carrying any one OF
Tho Sc States. but simply to cause them all to
90 for Lincoln through the creation of diyis
ions in the ranks of those by whom alone he
could 10y even the remotest possibility be de-
feated. These traitors are diligently at work
through their agents and followers in all the
non-saveholding States to elect Lincoln
without which they cannot hope to dissolve
the Union.-LouiSriiie Journal
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-21

A H. STEPHENS TO STUMP GEoRGiA-An
Eastern correspondent of the Bulletin says;
1t is now announced, with some appearance
of correctness, that Alexander ii. Stephens,oi
Georgia, has accepted the appointment oil
one of the electors of the state at large ON
the Douglas and Johnson ticket, and that he
will take the stump at an early day. letter
from Stephens has been received at Wash p
N 5ton la'ly. announcing, that he is
Il out to enter into the canvass with flgor
His special view concerning the secessionlsts
is, that their reputation OF faith and COM
pact with the Northern Democracy, in the
behalf of non intervention, destroys conIi>
dence in their moral fitness to take the affairs
OF the South in charge lie says in the letter.
Il cannot permit myself to he the cause OF
injury to principles which lie SO near my
heart" He therefore accepts the nomination
of elector at large. lie says the cause is
rapidly gaining in Georgia. lie also says
that his brother the honorable Linton Steph-
ems, who lately resigned his seat on the Nu-
preme Bench of Georgia has become warmly
enlisted in the national cause, and has taken
the stump. He further adds, that many OF
the hest men of the country, who few
weeks ago cared or thought but little of the
questions crowdiug themselves uron public
attention, are now beginning to realize the
danger ahead.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-21
Politics in Butte.
FonprsrowN, Sept. 18th.

FoEDEsTOwN, sept. lSth.
EDITOR NATIONAL DEMocRAT:-l have been
requested to write you the proceedings Of
the National Democracy on last saturday
evening. BY order of the National Demo
cratic Club, notices were previously posted
up that DR.. Tilden of Chico and p. H. TIar-
ris of Oroville. would address the meeting
a large number of citizens collected to hear
the principles of the National Democracy
the services of the Forbestown Brass Band
were secured, and after playing our national
airs, which were well received, r. r. Chap
pell was chosen to preside over the meeting,
and introduced DR.. Tilden to the audience,
who was received with great applause.
Nothing disturbed the harmony of the
meeting until the DR.. took up the resolution
in the Breckenridge platform, which holds
that Congress has power to protect slavery
in the Territories, when year old Democrat
belonging tothe Breckenridge faction and who
now is debating to old grey-haired Demo-
Gratis Democratic principles, and who sat
scringing, twisting and turning under the
powerful arguments of the Doctor At
length, in his agony, he cried out denial of
the principles contained in the platform he
supports. The citizens were much astonished, ,
and were forced to the conclusion that he
was not in his right mind knowing him to
be gentleman and Christian, and woud
not, if in his right mind, disturb any peace
full public meeting There is no doubt but
that his conscience gnawed heavily upon the
hezh when such facts were placed before
him.
Before Breckinridge was nominated by the
Southern faction, have often heard him.
(when have been passing his dwelling, J
like good old Daniel of old, with his window
open, pour forth the prayer upon the evening
breeze. that gave solemnity to scenes around,
that G Cd would break the bands of the op-
pressor and let the oppressed go free But,
when Breckiuridge was nominated, and be
still clung to that faction he found that the
prayer must he. "bind fast the fetters of the
oppressed, and through the instrumentality
of Congress force them upon an unwilling
people, an strengthen thou, oh Sod, the arm
of the executive to force them to submission >
This was too heavy, and the big book was
laid aside.
At the close of the Dr.'s remarks, he was
cheered by the crowd for his able defense o
Democratic principles.
p. II. Harris was then called to the stanC
and made one of his able and good.natureC
speeches, which was well received, and me-
a hearty response from the crowd. Aftel
which, the meeting adjourned
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-21

DouGLAs AGAINST THE Know NoTHNGs.-- 1t
is well known that MIR. Douglas has always
been strenuous opposer Of the Know Moth
ings In 1851, in Philadelphia, he uttered
the following sentiments in public speech,
and has never deviated from them since
"No principle of political action could have
been devised more hostile to the genius ofour
institutions more repugnant to the Constitu-
ton. than those which are said to form the
test Of membership in this society of Know
Nothings.' To prescribe man in this coun-
try on account Of his birthplace or his religi-
Gus faith is subversive of all our freedom 1t
is revolving to our sense of justice and right
1t is derogatory to the character of our fore
fathers, who were all emigrants from the old
world, some at an earlier and some at later
period. They once bore the allegiance to
the crowned heads of Europe, They, too,
suffered the torments of civil and religious
persecution, the fury ofwhich drove them from
their native homes and forced them to seek
new ones on the shores of America. Indeed,
the settlement of this continent. the Declara-
tion of independence and the establishment
of this glorious Republic may all be traced
back to the accursed spirit of persecution.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-21

The VorE OF NEVADA CouNrY.-The Marys.
vile Appeal says the Democrat admits that
the friends of Douglas are in minority in
Nevada county. We have never pretendad
that Douglas would have a majority over all
the other candidates in this county, but in
no instance have We iutimated that he would
he behind either one of them. The vote of
Nevada county, at the next election, will lie
about 1000; and from present Appearances
! Douglas will get 3, 900; Bell and Everett 400
while the balance will be about equally di-
| vided between Breckenridge and Lincoln
| Should Mr.. Breckenridge withdraw in time
for the news to reach California these figures
would have to be considerably modified :;
but in any event Douglas will have 1000
majority over whichever of his opponents
gets the large-t vote in the county. We ad-
wise those who may be disposed to smile at
the above estimate, to put away this para
graph, and keep it until after election. We
have pretty good opportunities of judging of
the feeling in this county, and have reliable
data for the above estimate.-NeUada Demo
crdt.