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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-30

Arrival OF the Quaker City-Dostruct1oa
OF Plantations by Fire-Ths Opera

Arrival Of the Quaker City-Dostruct101
Of Plantations by Fire-The Opera
Markets, &C., &c.
Tho United sates mail steamship Qusker City, Captain
r. w. shufeldt from Havana Friday, 25th, 2P. NJ,
arrived ct this port yesterday Afternoon having made the
passage In four days. Sunday, M2A NJ, abreast CApe
ha,eras, encountered very heavy winds from W., and
sec, which lasted up to sandy Hook
Arrived at Havana, May 20, British steamer solsnt,
from 81 Thomas 17th inst, leaving next day Tor Vera
Cruz; steamer Daniel Webster, from Aspinwan 18th,
transferring hsr passengers for New Orleans and rstdrn
ing on the 2ah 10 The shmus 2sth steamer Moses rsy-
Tor, from New York l7h, leaving same day for New Or
leans The Quaker City reports the health Of Havana
censnt and the rather quite Zoe.
Senior Don J. Francisco Pacheco, Spanish Minister, ~
route 70 Mexico, 70 reside II the capital, ft Havana
Saturday, 10Th inst having received great attentions ~
the hands Of the Captain General and tho goyernmept
officials Of the hlAnd.
Several large fires have lately occurred On some Of the
sugar plantations Trinidad destroying large GUAM
titles Of sugar already cut and prepared grinding
me Newspaper Trinidad Cwvo states hat among
those paDlaaoas which have rsosnty Suffered the
"CaxQjA" and "hasnA and tho total lossss up 70 We
loth inst to the planters In that vicinity swo
hundred thousand dollars
Gen. serrAno has removed his residence for The sum-
months to hh palace ana gardens Fort Prhcps,
on the Paseo Tscon.
The Tscon theatre b open with Representations from
the operas In Italian with the sisters MssAle ssuores
Rooci and Test proving greater than might DO
expected nom the warmth Of the Mr. Gotsschak,
the celebrated pianh gave grand concert wednss
day evening, the Esd
From the new Engrsh paper, the ou,a~ kes,asS0, We
exHso. the following
y officially announced, through the Cuban Admiralty
ous, hat txed nens has been temporarily placed siaoo
tho oh inet. the Concha light house,
Il construction n Point Natal hc end Of
and) The light n placed 81 IS spanish feet above the
leve Of the sea- and Can be In weather ..
distance Of Ten miles
me Quaker City briggs tho following report Of The
sugar market-No. II 70 IL, ASK rea; No. l3 70 II,
sX reals No IL 70 lo, OK 10 reals inferior and or
binary whises l1x IL reals; good and superior, l21
ID reals; muscovadoss, TX OK reals. Sock On hand
hsssaAd Nasapns 900 boxes against sAs 900 bones
Lest year. Aolaasss az rsab per ksg q 5k gallons.
Trsishh without dsenas, - pr ~: saaasas.A
Exchanges On LAndop, 70 days, ~ . l2X pssaiun;
Unitsd SKATES, 90 days, . ] per cent premium.
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Csey rntsslsgsnes.

THr AxxncAS zootooIcAf ASp BOTANICAL ScWv.-ns
prc-p.c Of TIE sssabbnsns a zososss.l and sss..sai
GARDENS The Csstsi rszk sppsss - bs very ssabhG,
a. all the preliminary pveparsasas have ben svnesd
With great care. ErUnnsd aaAs ss.saov Ha.xnss
rsh was elected President q NJ eue6sey =
Q recent meeting, and has aDcs aguAs1 ~
acceptance. Al ne meeting Ju6es nuaney rsDussd
pvogrss On ske part Of the COMMITTEES Bye IAwB, buo
NE subject postponsd fov fussrs aceoa. o. nsxl
Monday books f subscription 70 IL eAcal s1sok Il
$500 90, shares q hundred dollars 60, v ~
opepsd 4 Ne once q ne frsasuvw, wihsn hsnA e
Ks % fuf psss sss = Ne eanss q Duas.s, $685.
Co, corner Of r1ns and Nssaa ssrssh. N pr ssaA
yin bs required In eash, the balance 70 10 ia - ~
freasursr when ordered By Ne osunal
Lon rsrsn-oss q NJ passssssn % ~ NwsAsss
Dshs On her ~ Kp IRON Aspanvsnss New Ysvk, -
hin r K taken from NE asamM upsa hsr arrival hsrs
supcc . . have ben By nAnnAka. esnAAinsd nnny
papers, which are fef - valss - ~ Psssn
but Ne ovpw. M vunk ~ . sanvuD covered -,
and nasks1 J. ". y win - - BY - s1vRus-
msss shsvhers ua1 nbeeAl inward odssed ~ ~
rssurn 70 N s>sansr = ths foot a Warren sRssl
PARApa ov m Hrpsos BDoAps, N. JD-hs sssvs NJ
ssds, higAAhy es.ss~l James Z. Hssssld cs1naaAng,
vnn ssuA BsrGm " Dorow - thsls ssnual spvne -
rae nHrsg ~ psr vfnaev I've Dsw someaatm have
bsea adds1 - NJ brigade, which wi @ake quite 49,
turnout ~. General WRIGHT sad 81 wni revise ~
rSsps durng ~ sfsssnoon.
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Psrsonal IntslIassncs.

Hon. ". II Seward len town 81 a early hour yester.
DAY nssnins fos wsshhgsoa.
c.,s.., No., ~ N. sh,, yovsso-r "a 7 r.rhs..
-.
c.,..., u..,., u...o- ,.xx al c.-ov ,r Ill.,.
49,. snrs,,. n ~. assoy pa. tIas ~
U. Marques Dc valsro 6e UrviA end lAdy, Of Havana,
are soppfne 81 Ne New fork Ho<eL
Y HnAss, M, q South CAro,ina p g. rrusA, M, oS
Lndanetoa, nq, q nllvaukee end X a. rranklis Esq
aad ady o. Ricknond va are stopping q ths TAfArrs
Hovss.
r,.-,.-c So 49,. xr-s-s.. a. A.. r-s..
49,. ~ 49,. y. ~. ss-..s 49,
psd,c - On - ~ - wssnirssou: n n Hs,ys-,~
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Arrival Of the Arabia 1T Bsstsn-Procla-
nations sf Gartbaldi. 60, DC.

Arrival Of the Arabia 1T Bssten-Procla-
nations II Garibaldi. 60, &c.
Bosros, May -, 1890
me sAsamship Arabia sAilsd nom Qusensaswn u ass
Of Ne nh. shs reports cold bot nns weather, With
oocasiessl fo sighted cApe Race Saturday night and
arrived u HANhx st IL A. the 2sth she sailed
Up on NE 18th for This port and arrived about seven
s'ceck thh evening.
Her mails win be forwarded BY tho morning train doe
In New York d s p. n 70 morrow.
Ths Europsan inisllgsnce BY The Arabia mainly
vered BY the Halifax despatch, but hedstais In regard
Italian Affairs are interesting
Ths following are among GarfbAldrs proclamatioas-
ms nrst b 70 The Nsapottan army
Foreign insosnce rsigDs Italian ground In
quencs q Italian osoord, but tbs day that the Of
day, our nation, Of which you krs the Haest
Srs nasoas q Europe. a. .lsa sossisr csy aspire
70 sss Jon drawn up side By de with thsss soldiers Of
Wares and 3: AM. 1.no order jointly e.. ran; the
Another proclamation i 70 The inhaS.tanss Of Naples -
Ms tine for you to initiate NE nasnaaiuous example
niss 10 the perarsd and bloodshissy rsos thss has
' 'DS @ ss
Italia enjoy and substitute for tho foul Bourboac
1 81 sss y: sD, ss %, q s.sss
nbsrtv 3 inpcsaSIs Ter bsshpsn q - nssS dsurs
soshisg Than 70 you join The ltaiaa fam ~
G. 6A6IBALDI,
@. RIOcAR0f,
BARON sroCCO.
One 10 the sicIlaas d - follows -
sicuiASs-I have brought you . body q brave men,
who have hastsped 70 respond 70 the heroic cry OF
Sicily We, the remains OF the battles Of Lombardy
With you An We ash No frssdom Of our land. taissd,
who does not raich mp weapon . coward or traitor
70 hs country. wantd ANS b no sIcuss. We shall
get nusfs hut for he present any weapon yin do In
provide for the children, women and old deprived
q Their support TO arms all Of youi sicily shall ouoc
NOR opsrsssoss By he powerful vii & ansd psscs
G. GARIBALDL
Ths wreck Of Ire American packet ship Endymi was
sold q, auction 81 liverpool Tor 81 2sS Her anchors,
chains, boats, stores. &c realized full prices
ne aanouDesnenst that EsslAnd probaby would NOT
sssr opposition inquiry BY RuasA into he ssuasoa
q Christians In Turkey has given great sasstAoon u g.
Psssrsbusg.
Hong Kong dates Of Marn 70. state that sr Hope
Graas bad arrived. Active preparations are being made
for was, and hs expedition north leaves early April
M correct quotations q cotton u Havre pr Arabia,
are s5 francs for New Orleans res ordnare and % aa
for be- duty.
me closing pros OF ocnsos On ths ION wss nsdvst-
emily omitted In The copying q the ArablAs rspor,
Monday evening, End q fAsd appear In yssssr
days papers. rhsy were Mx "a N,s ior nOnsy, sai
olx % for account
ne following MI Il hsr passengers ssv Buaou:-
sssy s:ss': e 60 ~: go 's gu
5::o; s::,s q, ., q 49,. s - - ::
drss.s a. iazy cr.ssr, 40 .iY usss e kAy; wls
::s N bs: 9 bss:.s or 81 V ~ IN
Ha!ssss Psr~ HgIs. How hsyaoh, nsms. c.asdisr
WSssisr. s:isk k:ss' sssss. Ssr.s ID sskssv.
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RATIFICATION OF THE TEXAN NOMINATION.
General Sam HeuSten Put Forth as the
Peoples Candidate.
YHB Battle GROUND OF San JldNfo
Speeches Of Ex-Mayor Mickle, Clinton Roosevelt
Dr.. Stephen Hasbrouck, Fenelon Has
"a brouck, D. D. AtOhiscn, J. w.
Harris and A. W. Bryce.
SONGS FOR THE CAMPAIGN,
As., As., As.

ne vicinity Of Union square, from the locality Of The
equestrian satue Of Washington 70 several hundred feet
beyond ives the Of oonsiderabs noise and excite
nsns last evening" h consequences Of The friends Of Gen.
Sam Houston assembling there large numbess publicly
70 respond 70 h nonnaton for the Presidency made BY
,he pecple Of Texas on the battle ground of San Jacn
TO-
rhs following the notice that drew the multitude to-
sstAsr:-
PIE rner1E's SAnP! 2, s sSE Ss1nnHr.
n.s ace, $685. ~ =: . = Z Unso '?Sass
q .;sss :fs: !2S so1stSs h e e
s:s: :, x Stiss Of '... :. a' baths
e: si:.: e.: "a s. .:.ss 1;.
81 s =. sicse's:.f .:- ~
P,3 .:a s';s DE- is.s :s @ s.4
ass sspessl . sddres needing. Ihs sasss of wsshae
ton WI '' h''-'',''d 81. sssfasx aAsssouok
nAxnAlL 0aH.D. ssSessy.
Prom about SIX O'Clock in the afternoon few sxsssiss
were DO gathering about The park Union square,
ana sxdeAvofng 70 secure eligible po6ons beneath the
sAsdsw Of Washngten's statue. ~ The evening wore on
~ the hour appointed for the opening Of the meeting the
crowd increased IN density, and the wide space from
Fourth avenue 70 Broadway, and all around and about
he sqpsse was crammed up With mbcerancous and
apparently highly delighted multitude. The windows Of
SAs ncixhboripg houses and hotels were flied
with ladies and gentlemen, who looked IN calm
serenity, no doubt believing, with the poet, that "ds
tsnes lends snchantmsnt 70 the view" The platform
vss erected mmsdatsy beneath the statue OF washpg
tan snA this was In the immediate path Of the var
sars and ennibusss, Il was not surprising that the
dense Of people every moment grow larger. Added
these very attractive features there was very excel
lent music discoursed during The evening by elsons
brass band while oooasiossl rockets fred and can
Hsss discharged. large number Of boys were also
employed 70 march in PROCESSION about The platform with
lighted hambesux, which addedIsomeshipg Of IN mpos-
hg character to the scene At the head of tbs platform
was portrait Of General Houston looking extremely
vssse, with the following inscription
49,.
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Movements of the japanese.
OUR SPECIAL WASHINGTON DESPATCH.


Tho only feature Of japanese worth Importing 10
day, ID their VISIT In company with Captains Dupoas Lee
and Porter, 10 Senator sndels thb evening Some
zen of thu principal vent but only stayed hour
or 20. There was very large party upwards - I've
hundred invitations were given out
The exciemen. and curiosity 10 the Ceesas rather
Increases than diminnhss, 40, Whatever exsiss-
ment they may produce In New York, wash-
inston people should say nothing about it, aemuch
a. they have carried The thing far themselves.
me japanese were not particularly anxious
about going 70 the party, they had some writing hey
wnhsd TO d. but assr arriving thsy were very ssoa
made feel themselves At homo by nsdaus Hidsn, who
had ali The comforts and oonvensness prepared TOR thsn
In the way Of dvAns sofas, no., nsd up afsr OsisnAA
stye besies having segAs and pipes psspsssd sxprly
for than. Mr. CorcorAn's garden and hoshsuss were
open m oounecssou with ssnsaos sndslis winch nads
most beautiful sight
n gsvsssnsaA isfsrned ne JsPassas to-day, nss b
Consequence 81 rhs souaasns ~ NiaeHsa bsssaD
necessary send them homo By the cps q Good Huys,
that The Niagara viii probably Be vrspsssd for The voyaes
about The beginning Of July II which sms she Win sil
with the Embassy directly 70 Japan.
They appear 70 be very well sAshsd with this arrange
ment which will take hem hone In about ninety days,
but thcy went BY The kthuus they would have 70 vt
for the Niagara Panama. thcre other vessel n
for the purpose mere ana sne ooud NOT 20 round Cnpe
Horn In reason.
II 10 expected hoy vii leave here he fore
part Of nex, week, and 20 70 Baltimore and fhila-
dolphin, making stay In both places From
PklAdsphia hey may 20 70 Buffalo, make . days az
curson upon Lake Erie, going thence 70 Niagara FAls,
and from there 70 Boston. AMER spending three or
four days In Boston, they vii proceed to Ne~ Yek,
whsre they viii remain until they 20 board Ne Naga-
q. This VIII probably give them two weeks IN New
York.
10 not CERTAIN however, that they WIN fsllos Ills
programme, - appears 70 be ssabs 70 hen 70
remain stationary, enjoying hsr oomfsss, has travel
ling.
They were not able to day 70 IN NE time for gong
NORTH but They win be abb 70 DO wkheut
| fall.
rhs present Of the United Aiss Agricultural socsty "a
The japanese CONSISTS Of hundred varieties d N
principal cereal and vegetable seeds, with shes bosn'oa
designations. Each Of shs Prinoss receives NE alvs
nsdai os ths society," win shsr names iasxbsd N shst
own charsctsrs
me Kpansss for ssvsAl days rsss have bsss -
tour a hspsospa threushout The city. rnsy vsrs pas
ucuiary Interested IN large jeweby sssssushmsss IN
nssng ne manufacture Of NE nnsr qualities Of gsh and
silver ornaments.
mere have bssn many srehases Of snail prssss1
Win The Jspasssa Thsrs number Of pssssss hsys
| ffcm . distance endsaveripg 70 Obtain nssrvsvs w
| han 70 sxhibb spscinsns of mAnufacsuro
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Ths slave TRADE N View Ysrk.
mrzuRR or ANOTHER SUPPOSED sLAvKR, AND AIMEE
or NEE cArrAu.

NAT D.-IAas on Monday evening Dspuy nArnhAl
mompscs, end Mr. Dwight, Assistant Dvs.ss Assvssy,
rsosfved inornasioa that The Schooner Jsphss, ssa
psoAsd SLAYER, vhish len As port ~ I'M nse, had
returned sov REPAIRS hsviss bsss cenpisss'y a1s's
In the hss ssls ne ooscscr erdsrsd rsvesss ossssr
10 vusch Ne Jossphns md not 70 psrnk hsr 70 ssvs
NE psrs A sosuos vs ssusd, and Deputy n'mps's
..,,sd the vessel end arrested her psAn, Js Carter
capain cArter vas this morning brought before Co.,
p,usousr Brssham. ~. Dcsohss appssssd - co~nssi
sov d ssuSas ssd Mr. D~eht for ths govevnnsst n
$1,000 vss held 10 bail 10 the sum 6 @ooo ~. Joon
MO. - been retained BY parties Interested n ~
n~~susa y scs with Ne council Tor ths Un7op6 Hn6sa
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Northern Worcester County, Vermont and New Hamn-
hire via Worcester Nashua Railroad at 500 H., and
due ut 200 p. m.
Fifchburg Lancaster Leominster, West Boylson, Oak
dale, Clinton, Lowell, and Nashua n H. at $50 a. M,
and Ss5 p. and due at 9.l5 M, and loop
Princeton and East Princeton at S45 and is due at
City Of Boston, $50 and $40 a. M, and 255 and 400
p. M and are due at 8 Is a m, $50 and 635 p
Maine, Eastern New Hampshire, and Eastern Massa
chusetts-a.l0 m and 500 p. and are due at 9l5
a. M $3.50 and 80 p. m.
Rhode Island-(Except towns the Worcester and
Que at 8 40 a. M, and 80 p M X,,,o on
Way Mail Providence and Worcester Railroad $50 p
m; and due at $40 a
Western-(An towns in Massachusetts West OF Wor
cester) $50 a. M, and are due at 3-30p M = an
Albany, (Western New York and Western Statesl so"
M, and 4.0c D. and due at $50 and lOO5 p M "a
SDringfeld a. NJ. and 400 p. and are due al asu
a. M, $50 and Hos p. NJ.
Hartford, all Connecticut Except Windham anu New
London countless $50 a. and 400 p M ana are "ue
at $3.50 and Hos p. N. ,u, -
Towns on line Of Norwich and Worcester Railroad and
New London and Windham County, Conn, lOSV a. H.;
and due at 9l5 am. -, !, .a
m. and are due at $50 and l05 m.
Barre, Barre Palms. Petersham, Paxton, Dana, North
and West Rutland, as a m, and are due alta p m
Holden, Rutland, North Rutland, and 0akham $3.50 p.
M; and due at 800 am.
Leicester: 9;45 m and 4S0 M, and are due at 500
Aibury, and West Mlbury, $40 M, and $50 p.
and are due at $40 a M, and $50 p. M,
Shrewsbu ny, 35 p. m and is due at 500 a. m.
Grafton, New ENGLAND Village, and Cordaville, $50 a.
M: ard are due at $50
Framngham South birmingham, Hopkinton, Ashland,
Woodyille, Westboro', Northboro, Southboro Corda'
ville and Grafton, 255 and are due at . u a. IN
Milford, Mendon, Holison, Bolton, Berlin $40
and 500 p. and are due at 500 m. and $50 P. M
Office hours from 200 M. to 500 p. Sundays from
2.l0 TO II 40. p. m. EMORY BANISTER T. NJ
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0aorfester AaiIp Syn.

AUTOGRAPH HUNTERs.-Hayeford College,
in Delaware county, Pennsylvania, seems to
have become the great focus of the autograph
ic persecution. Many of the students, within
few years past have been seized with the
ambition of riyalling each other in the large.
ness of their collections of the autographs OF
men of note in the professions, and in politics,
literature and science, and are writing notes to
such persons all over the country, asking for
something in their handwriting, somewhat to
the emolument of the post oface.-N. Y. Post,
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. ANHOOD-How Lost how Restore,

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AVA Just published, in a Sealed Envelope on the Ma
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renowned author, in this admirable Lecture, clearly
proves from his own experience that the awful conse
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Medicine and without dangerous surgical atons
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z o R t H E H A | r
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Q al endars for 1901
TO GIVE AWAY.
Wishing everybodya
Merry Christmas, Happy New Year, and lots of
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STATIONERY AT WHOLESALE. Owing 70 tho
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-20
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BOSTON & WORCESTER

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s=ss.ssflsA ILR0AD. = WINTER ARRANGE
s--s. e e. MEN7, commencing MONDAY, Novem-
Der II, 1859.
PASSENGER TRAINS .eave for Boston, as follows:
Leave Worcester at steamboat $40 M, 325 EXP,
4, HOS EXP, also Wednesdays p. The 4, L $40 a.
and trains, and the special train each Wednes-
day evening" will start from upper Station; all Others
from the Lower.
Millbury, $40 a. m. $40 y. m.
Milford, 40 $40 a. m. 4 D. m.
Northboro I, $50 a. m. $50 p
Marlboro, I.24, 10 a. m. 4.20 D. m.
birmingham Centre, IA, 1927 a. m. $50 p. m.
birmingham, Steamboat, 500, l045 a m. Alp Ex., sos
ll5U Exp, also Wednesday 1855 p. m.
SaXonve, 6.55 a.. m. As D. M
Newton Lower Falls, $50, la. m LOO, AS, s p. IN.
west Newton, 642 7.4l S33 Wor g.l2. II Is Wor., a.
M LIZ, 526, 45l, 5S5 Wor, Sl2 also Wednesdays 1925
Brookline, t645 $780, SIS 49, 10 M LIS t2l5 T. u.s. 3d.
oso, y also Wednesdays lois p. m.
Tin connection with trains onChares River Branch.
TRAINS leave Boston, as follows.
ror worcester, at us. $50 EXP 1903 Exp 80,
oL5 EXP. also Wednesdays Ills p. m.
Alllbury, us a m. 4.30 p. IN.
Milford lis a. m. l.30, 4.30 p. m.
Northboro'. us a. m. l.30 430 p.
Marlboro, lis a. IN. l30, 4.30 p m.
cunningham Center. lis m. l.30, 43O p. m.
7, fran1heham 10, $50 Exp a H. l3O, Exp. 4.S0 5l5
Exp, also Wednesdays IL Is p. m,
SaXonville, $50, a. M, $50 p. M.
NeWt0n, 10. WoI. 8, $50 a. r. l30 WOr 3l5, 430,
5y,, SO IS. s.l5 also Wednesdays Ills P. M.
Bro9kllne I3O, $50 II *l2.l5, 2l5, $780, +6, Z,
95o; also Wednesdays II p.
Albany, LIS 800 Exp. a. IN. l.30 Exp. p m.
New York, via Springfield $50 Exp a. M. Exp D. M
New York, via Norwich, 5.l5 Exp. p m.
G=5 New York Sunday Mail Train at $50 D. M Elk
press Trains stop only at birmingham.
ain connection with Trains Charles River Branch.
Boston, Nov 9, 1859. DIFF nil