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/. TO LONDONDERRY, GLASGOW AND LIVER
t--Shortest sea passage to Europe, by the Montreal
Iii steamer NOVA sCoTIAN McMaser comm anter
4 600 horse power. from Quebec, Saturday, July IL
S8s midship S70 steerage $50, including ocean pas
free ticket either pV way Of Boston, Portland White
%, TO Quebec, or by Hudson river, Lake Champlain,
vctoa Bird ze) to Quebec, with the privilege OF re-
pver at any point For 'oasiss' tickets and passage
General Agents. ELEazEK JONES. Manager.
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sYEcpas on scrsvsy A.p fscrovsrs

SYNOPSIS on sCEsyRy AID INCIDENTS
Att
An knslsh Manor ~ the preserf Osy-fvh LIE Bss,~
galp-Arriys of the hal Rag shss Fi..erp
Trenehard rAn0r.An Fnzish Requisites idea Of
rcanTbe Foreign ieterA lost Branch 81 the Trenchad
Family Dkcovered-rhe Trunk WNheref but The sspiifs
Live Yankee though bv green-Asa rrenchsrds
fnG Appearance In The Halls Of his Ances,orA BED ~n
Ounsao-Ass's frs, sgat of D1DdrcsFyA 6csersl Uprs
lns o. OLA deas And fisnng q New Once Ameneas Ne
lonai irinks-HOr " You ffty Il Smssa 'ocktsi julep
'ersry fAqiplnsi-Jersey for me"-"An rhi Wsrrsos>1
% yarts'undreary hnrrcr) s'rucs-fnirfviev
tween Sr Edvsrd and the Lawyer Covie-fnyie's Trcs
chcry-A Pcare of k1in amidst rlcn The Proposal fg
Tie Hand Oi Florence 1rc1chArd-Nmcots DclerminAoo
Save ber and h' sory o. ia iMeAka N hia Own hcsn
The Lost Iair DveTurtey Coct No 2T Reckon IT. Va
'uaNie III Heep t'A Purs1it - knowledge Uof~- urup
pes--Pgn the bsl-An unerpeotsd ssor,e bah
BATH
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,OUTHAMPTON AND HAvlE-THR UNITED
es Mail Steamer Arago. n. Lines commander, will
Hayre. touching a. Southampton. TO land the mail
81 North river foo OF Beach street This ship has
ht compartments enclosing the engines that IN the
collision strandng the water could not reach them,
jumps being free 10 work. the safety Of the ve&el
.axerN would be secured Price of passage In So
lin SIS to $50. For freight or passage apply 70
B.-7he steamer Fulton viii succeed the Arago, and
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DAHY LINE FOR CAPE M aNr PITY ,,v,pa,,
VIA SAHDFOEDs LINE STEAMSHIPS,
From pier IA North river,
At O'Clock u. M, sunday excepted.
Steamers BOSTON DELAWARE,
and KENNEBEC.
Goods forwarded South and West free OF commission
THROUGH IN TWENTY HOURS.
FREDERIC PERKINS, Agent
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xATL STEAMSHIP LrSE.-r0e IA
= - 80 oriea,s ais fas and fay',lte steamship
~ TttF WEST. Cartair -, ~ u SAL o. 81
.,y,rst A, . o'clock z " frorn pier tort o. warren
,,~.i rtver tslS ol hdnx ~ TIE proper form Lf
tr clce and n" b Ia ~ i.diag vii be- sgsea =, sr
10, sailina. Foo freight q psssage app.Lrsi 20 We"
r., y, received on nd AFTER Thursday, july %
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TuE GREAI EAtrERN.
SPECIAL AsToUScgssST
EXCURSION T0 CAPE NAY
n. eres ea.,.ra a,csnpp fots Vine Hsu cornasnier
EXCURSION TIP a. si' G n'ps " N.v AND nzrurs
MONDAY, gUi.y ~ At 5 O'CLOCK, r. M
Arriving a. Cape May early Ihe n-st day
TuEsD,Y fvtklEU, july - At 6 O'CLOCK
Arrvin- IN New Ycrs in- following morning
This tr hse heeo arranged with view Of nnoutng the ex
noQve power OF tic AMP 1scile and screw ,nErc, q
exhibiting By rtset'' 'sp rients sr eem ,sg Ing an
az, 4. one OF H. No., IA hiorair rrirg pt-T IA Ame-sA
w. DoDwohfHs cKi.f gRATKb BANDS
WILL, S ,9a1 aN p'S y" lns ' rxGtns,o.
scs]s snd ehmeus be Ootdaod 90 tcsed a, mode
Frurscnia,, rous, be 90 bosd NOD later ban r n On
TesS. 70, The toont trp $50 81 the onc- II Adam. RI
prcss Company fo 20 Broadway. state rooms erus,
hnifrsse. oty vii s t'taise 'or eeruensn IA q. re
rent oompageais aad De b. Of ns y,ieh 'hc-, vs
be no charge .. ". fhiHs Secfcuary'
GREAT FAsTEnE --aTHyEvs Horss EXCURSION
" The s,eaner sATEiI.rTg csp, na'nmrnf VII a.co-,
psnv s.esmt6tp Cfssi H,s'eru Nonf iuiy 90 "
ssf aSs e,s @ y b. oGs az svsSs n
limited nunhsr O. tohes cnls can - hN the H.Te-s
Hnuf nf the raftaa CO ho-rc The satellite will leave
pier No. TNor,1 rver a. a. o'eoct N
1oUkvE Drill AT wEsr PoisT-rHs r,vosrrs
III eesmer ALMA wiz cave he foy OF JAy street o. 81.
Of fhureosy. touching a0 si Thr-h stree, or rss.en
S i aSS dcoas n wi,ne.sns .ss m q he famoas
aouAve corps v have cu hours ~ We rosa and reach The
tay a6s 2 ". fsfs scs he esce-taea 81
ITO BARg EErSRs.-THs BAR OF TIM EXCURSION
90 1ussesy kusus % 1870 vil be ,yeu v be s6.s ia
der ,be soss' w Inc ~, = he griyIeEs q hHs b
st r. arcc,se & Re s.rmsa 3, Cor Si,ee y Arr.sg,
m,ui e rhsaS fesT"'s No sspr-'e stree. on o. b.,
sit W - ~ 'N''' '''''' N''''1 =" %
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FT'HF NREfT FSOLTsH FRaFDY FOR GOVT Ann
PNfumfiEm.r snrrrers from the above plslnls,
cner Of recent long ,ndiHr advised Esfr
Govt sut Bheumstc 1s' IheJ be reed Upon a. the
encciuG remedy offered Ae puH.r. and
been universally use 10 Europe for ny zoe Ire
shove complaints Iice 70 aud 70 bOs. Prep sd
by rROtT A HAkSAKr az rirAnl, I>f do1, kn9lxnd,
sni sod ~ tber aren't Milton Hsrssu PITY ,h'rd street
sad Broadway, snd ~ T. hsbegs &c auesou Mra
Hsyes i76 Fulton street Bookiyn and BY AL dr~ss Der
NsjeRyt rfrr'ss'srrra nayr Ru.bosisd the and ~
dress Of "rhnuse ProuL PC trat, Iorsog" n be I'm
prr ssed The ro-efnncr ssIP saxed - lar q c
gcuuas medicine.
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TOR RcCrAwAY srEAvsoAT cEFFs WILL
daily trips soove, SUNDAY 'ociuic' bAv'ne
,th.rln, Market slip ~ sz A "a spring Nora
81 y ard pbr NJ sor.h =, 10 Ret vniog-ica~'a
toka - 4. ". stOrvhI 81 -. Seif y Ne ear way
enrc cauLa safh Nay.
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Bhhop Ames, who called upon the Rev. Mr. Cooper, o.
Philadelphia. 10 conduct The religious exercises.
3. y. NrSaos, Of New Jersey, moved . suspension Of
The rules for The purpose Of ntroducns the following
olive branch, aadDg 70 the discussion the slavery
ports yesterday. He then read the following state
ment;-
In that portion OF the report Of the minority Of the
Committee Slavery which was the subjsos Of remark
In Conference yesterday, they design simply to pressn
the point there staied THAT In their Judgment The
documents referred 70 the commss had mot recsved tho
to which they we're entitled me minority
had no intention TO charge the majority with unfairneD
or oppression The majority, however, s>ate THIS hey
Desve sScn an imprss.ion win prevail shs whole q ne
desire 70 be relieved from the liability 70 such An impu-
sslon The minority, in looking theis paper, nnd
n n can s STATE their point nS S :ss
referred 70, and for the sake OF harmony
and peace they are willing to do oil they can without
atOn, the obligations Of which they feel % DO bindng
always between Christian brethren they consent
the statement Of particulars contained their nrst objsc
l. That The scton proposed IN The report Of The us
ority has in our Judgment been recommended without
ha In committee OF the documents referred
mem oy me General Conferences which the gravity snd
Mr. Moody moved 10 have the paper entered uponShe
journal The documen mt Of great relative importance
before the Conference The report Of he minority csat
revere renectons upon the other side and he Was A 70
seo uN lhe allegations against the majority had been
journal. " w P'' ~
TaE CHARTERED FUND METHODIST xrrscopAL cHuncH
Inc trustees OF The chartered fund OF the Methodst
tPecops churcn presented their report asking for
confirmation OF Joseph Cox The report states thai the
chartered fund in 1855 was $40 ls2 in 1860 was
showing an increase Of sl,ll2 rhe paper was
referred special committee after which the Conference
adjourned I'LL Monday.
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CoYoners' Inqassts.

1HE TIrTH AVENUE VEHICLE CASUALTY.
The lnques, In the Of Caroline o. Mohsn the old
lady who md Killed NJ the corner II Ffsh
avenue and Fourteenth street, Saturday sebt was
concluded by Coroner schrmer yesterday me evidence
eliciad ven, TO show that man. Who gave his name
Alkn while driving light wagon II modern1s rate Of
speed ran deceased Killed her almost ins>anuy
An effort made by or two OF the eyeiAnders 70
secure Arrsst Of the driver Of The yshce but he
managed 10 make his escape and drove OF Without wait
IA TO ascertain the extent of the injury he he'd iaisad
Bsiore leaving, however, he said bin name was Aien,
that he kept his horse 81 D~yh hvery sts,s near
by, which stat ment, upon inquiry, proved 70 b false
The police, rsusl, DOT on hand when wanted, aod
20 The driver escaped.
ne jury In TINS case rendered the following verdict
That the said " her dsath By oompreescu
of the brain from fracture Of The skull. resulting ron
being Knocked down by horse and wagon driven ~ an
unknown person. The jury have no Teason 70 believe
the driver Of the wagon ~ss guilty Of reckless driving,
bot TOO strongly oonSemn the rcprehsusioh and
nhuman ccncuc afer the accident In giving fase name
and addrs and 10 leaving the rpot without ertAning
the extent Of the Injury or Offering any assistance.
FsrsL Aonos -Tersncc Pagan, driver d an ssh cart,
killed yes,ercsy at the dumping ground foot q rhrd
street. BY the ~beels Of his passing HE body
while b. VAS attempting 10 back tne vehicle down
towards the sirs piece The body Of deceased
vsytd 70 the Eleventh. precinct station house, where
Coroner Jacknan held an irqscst
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Orrosruos TO Inv Pro~rycr PARx AVID ofnss Isrsovs-
xrs "A meeting Of tax payers Was held IN The over
pcrs Of The City Hail. lest evening for sss rarposs
OF usns measures TO prevent the laying ou' c
p.,x srs an. te.,rg of Atlantic and Fourth avenues,
and the ex,ers N Of third street ~ ausnorsca ~ Ne
lsst Legislature. A. A. Low, hq cocupsse n eneS,
,oo,o 80. e,a Generally with the largest property bold
ers 10 The city Tbe report Of ccnmi.s $4,000 -
r..t m lie Common Council caIlipe attention - Ne
avs suitorsnrs the above named imprcvs.s.S nd
desgrstIng them ~ unjust 20 sns ex psyen - nrss
,s me Intervention Of the Common Ccunc&l u anked
Tor I'm order enable the Tar payers 70 apply " he sent
~ ,evera scts The memorial d 70 Be prn1sd AnA or.
eaassd f,r signatures. Addresses In suppss a ~ No
orsi wsre made By several gentlemen, and The meeting
sflortned subject 70 the call Of The chair.
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ore can be found enerrrhrg erousb 10 produce rsns
tpon Of them In some OF the European languages,
hsy nave The opportunity Of reading some very orS
VA Hmsfn about Ourselves, which wonid no doubt, be
td1yipg, az well az amusing
tnx evening, a. | wss waking along the corr dor IN
Ntsros Hotel, turned quickly round 70 the call Of
Oeod cay and bs sholing, rastlpg sound Of Japan.
.te pedestrian "6ood evening" he repeated, mention
ff my nsne, and II the same time holding out his right
hsna 70 me which took, saying, "Ha, sano, how are
Soof very good quite well, was the reply rms
nan frowrg my psne, whenever he sees me does NOS
'efet TO merton II. Sometimes he prehxes IL with IN
ats mp' a. pronouncing my bsptsma sppeIative but he
oby succeeds IN utierirg parody upon It,
fc are to he rent TO The White House on Monday there
70 De arrsrgso for public inspection.
ihe PRESIDENT has issued cards Of invitation 10 dinner
70 oe given at the Executive Mansion Friday next Tue
olMg table viii rot accomm odate than thirty and
Japanese
Your remarks bished In the HERALD Of Saturday rela
I'VE 70 pIoopgh he Opera season, very good. Any
on OCCASIONS when these Orentas expected 70
De present, would be densey crowded The immense
coaffe mat hiss gathered wherever they have been
noonced TO appear In Washington ID SUFFICIENT guarantee
or ne Ac and whatever the excitement may have been
IN tns CITY, 10 certain 70 be still greater in New York
Wnen 'hey make their appearance there.
To morrow am 10 have : private view OF such OF the
e are opened and these are only 10 be seen BY
favor Of the commissioners.
me japanese observe NO Sabbath, and religious
ceremonies are prActsed BY hem neither hes a1y priest
accompanied the Embassy. In their own country they
Fay, IN reply 70 Christians that they good every
day but they appear 10 have left al show OF religion
penlnd hem on this occasion.
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TELEG RAPHIC.
SEVENTEENTH DAYS PROCEEDINGS.


BUFFALO, Nay 81, 1860.
The order Of business the reports Of commtees were
taken up.
The report CT the Committee Missions, sathovziug
the bishops to establish mission and annual conference
In Arizona and New Mexico, which was pendicg II the
adournpen, on Saturday, taken up discussed at
some length, and finally adopted, with amen ament
that until organized the district be under the direction OF
the Foreign Missionary Bosrd
Reports were received frothe Sunday School Commit
Tee ana The Committee on German Work. The latter,
among other things avos the for miug Of the Ger
work IN Cncppau into new annual conferences, be
called the Cincinnati Conference OF German Work.
Inc COMMITTEE on the Bible Cause submitted some
What lengthy report setipg forth the progress Of the
boe circulation Throughout the world and more esoe
Chnye the domniors Of the Greek Roman
si 10 being vigorously ,!s which work has been and
The rules suspended, and Dr. EISosIxY,- i.---
Committee on Slavery, reported the of the ANIMAL
conferences the several proportions submitted by
last General for change Of the rule regard
toslavery, ss follows
Ctnetnnon Rule-Fo n, $40; sgsinst IL, l,212
ftortdtnce RuIe For u, ,2s2 against II, 1920
Erie Ruk.-For IT, 1875; against Il, I 80
There bad been laid before the committee 1877 memo
rails against charge Of the rule from 80 annual cone-
FENCES, sgned by $3.50 memoralsts AMI 80 quarterly
conferences For change Of the rule aud fos To, exf
patton Of slavery, there bad presented Sill memo
rails nom 33 annual conferences, signed by asst
moriaiAts and 40 quarterly confer ences.
The report was laid and ordered TO be printed,
and the Conference Adjourned.
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Arrxsp1 10 RxSovx Fnn Nscrnu mon Mapvaxp On
fhuvstay night, says We animofs Sp Tue ipsh inst
vasshal kane, from nfcrmacn received, detailed Leu
nsst Grady, with poess Of onosrs 70 guard the Ap
d aches The al for the pcrposs Of preventing the
M wal of colored persous whom vas sassd
sb W 70 se carried out q she aass for ssls appes
thst short the shern. BY order Of ths Crfmi
raj ,vourt cold . numbw Of cclored psysnas who hsh
pssu oonvieed Of offences against thu laws rhey we're
purchased by John fssley, and W. saed 70 me Mar
ssaAe theueS order Of Ne Cou required fha1 they
remain IN he sSste, and serve fcr specified lorna
the ia. napscled and placed IN vehicle, v which
= stsches four horses The driver vent Up 70 Edecr
-. Il, end then In . westward direction when near
49,, strest the poioe stopped The vehicle and arresef
Ianr rel'sh, who had the charge % u They were al
,.tsr a the police station, vhTe the oocred persons s
~, bcsrsn on Monday, HInsey hsvioe entersf ts
..x'sv us nal Kane n lats boar ordered tsat gar
M Iusscs Hss held him 70 ball 10 the Sum a 5000
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IL There Coed Road - Central Park.
TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.

ave noticed In Jour paper many articles setting forth
the sasses Of shs Central PARK u would truly be great
advantage 70 the city there were any way Of gsrs
No IN carriage without being badly joted rough
favene h. snothered with duAt II there no way 70
get Brosdwsy, between Forty second and Ffty ninth
streets sprokisdf n there not snterprse enough In The
city CT New York, with oil I've nne houses and streets IA
weshby men, handsome women And maeniaoent equip
gep 70 keep up one comfortable road 70 the country
How can we (cven " have no regard 10 our oxn
eoufof,1 eek the thousands Of strangers who will visit
our city during the for pleasure 70 80 10 the er
Ierte Of cArse hire 70 have their lungs nIed siib duss
lad their clothes ruined in reaching tho bsAutes you ess
crlb,f
Al retail nerohas hotel keepers, stsblefs, and par
cuarly tbcte sihs who keep rne ESTABLISHMENTS, and
also oaIisse makers, are Interested In having vel
tprrkied road 10 the country. htASHANI
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month OF Nay adjourn 10 saiiiofe there 70 resume ~
Ab0ss The ism Of June next nnd oosso . NE Som
dsncyIof he United states whsre.s the States whose
dscsrses have vithdTavs from sad Conveataon, suoug
See ss,es N he place Of those Who have thus
hs, said new dsless,ss nay pN tciesss IN the A.m Of
ne e cSs S:sass: y ss ss Central Rights
Chi Of New Oresns, Thai those democras tbrousbout
The STATE and al such voters as have resolved TO abide
the raid National Democratic Convsntiou a. Bnltmore
and whe adhere 70 the Cucinoah Platform with The "a.
dii'ons made 70 BY the said National Dsmocsauc Con
fully invited 70 convene primary meetings in their
sscvs parhhes for the purpose Of elecss delegates 70
StAe Convention 70 DO held st Douadsonvilie on the
nrst Wednesday Of June next there organize and elect
new delegation from this State TO represent the de-
nosr.ey thereof at the adjourned Democrats Convention
10 be held II Baltimore on The 18th d June next
Resolved, That all such aysrse 70 all sorts Of
division in the democratic ranks and who deprecate the
under shs a: saS x uos sSs
ant-Union men and movements, and Ill such ~ have
faith in the fidelity and enlightened patriotism Of the
the Convention u Charleston, ana al such az arc deter
mined 70 sustain the nominees who may be agreed upon
Be Ssd here % ;S he IsS q June next are invited %
units their efforts for the promotion Of good feeling,
cord and fellowship IN the democrasc ranks. and % pre-
influence and check the aggressive tendencies and me
attitude Of the republican party at the North be nov dis
Resolved, ThAt the democrats Of New Orleans and al
such determined to join them the coming Pres
ders contest and support cordially the nominees Of
the National Democratic Convention and 70 adhere 70 the
platform adopted Charleston, are hereby invited 10
meet ~ the time and At tho place hereafter 10 be do
sgsased 70 choose delegates meet Donaidsonvle on
the Ars Wednesday Of June nex there 10 elect delegates
from the whole State, 70 tho adjourned Convention 70 be
held q BALTIMORE ON the 18Th Of June next
Resolved That the representation Of each parish OF the
STATE IN the CONVENTION 70 b hold 1t D0naldsouvle be
equal 70 double ths number d representatives TO which
eaid parishes respectively entitled the State Legs
lAture. PIERRE SOU &c, President
JOHN AusIos, Secretary
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BANQUET ON BOARD THE BRAzIL-THE GOTH REGI-
MENT ENTERTAINED BY THE OFFICERS.
The officers of the steamship Brazil OF the Galway and
New York nne the suggestion Of Col Kelley Of The
unorgotsen though dsemboded 9th regiment, recently
tended drll Of the Goth regiment and being introduced
were immediately entertained to supper BY the officers
Of that corps Last evening, the officers Of the Brazil
recprocased the hospitality by entertaining the OF Of
the seth 10 bnquet board their vessel Captain
De Cappos, the commander Of the Brazil presided.
and The company which "a. down numbered over one
every Imaginable luxury which could be provided, cad
bountuu supply Of substsntiAt in unlimited vsrssy.
p.nS attention., one q me oo.r. Of he srsa pro-
posed the health Of the Presden, Of The United stsass
c now for Co.. so sD'n ss
for . response 70 the toast Both "a nerior,n he
sss ,h, and ,S urged c:a Ssy d ,..s.s
bis pleasure sesAa Irish ss H.T * New
steamer: eoaSSu he D. Sfsa ~ = nsas
nauehs, Leinster, Uhr and Munster. He then alluded
70 the duties whish devove upon shmcu 10 the United
ali due bonor 70 NJ Lever, whom he :yisa "sSe
founder Of The Galway line, and the fpoorrupole bsas
The Mayor and Common Council Of the city Of Nee York
was the second toast proposed Alderman Brady responded
70 cpraie terms 10 :h,ch be alluded 10 the bsas
ats New York has 70 gain by being The western terminus
The pres o. New York in general and the Nrw Yong
Hrrp In particular, was then proposed and received
The health Of Colonel corcorsn being proposed, ,hss
be. boon forgotten BY me SKY Dn.h rsg.sas,
Ind proud TO that the Irish people abb 70
appreciate and support the Atlantic nno vhieh
Mr.. Lever has established with their aid BE-
yopd a coubt Of success He alluded 70 the msay
aivanisges W be derived from Tho Galway Inc,
both 10 ireland and New York. and ooaciuded BY pro-
posing health OF Mr. Lever, which enthusiastically
received and responded to BY two q the ecers Of NE
Brazil
The hessh OF Captain ne Csmpos being proposed,
the gallant Captain acknowledged the compliment IN sp
proprs'e iefnp.
variety OF songs, sentiments and other socAl iuseg-
~ varied descyipton ermicgied with
the piano. IRON this time forward whled away the
until advanced hour this morning. who's The COMPANY
broke tp delighted with the mcrrmcnt and peagurs u
the night.
Tho aTrsr cement. were carried out by ysssYs boar
and Rocrey the nrss and second officers Of The
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rosr oyrcx, Nuw Yoxx, nsy 10, 100
sR--You hereby nsuscssd 10 80 that shs postage
,pop ell TRANSIENT printed matter foreign and domestic
and urcn all letters foreign and domestic deYo.Asd y
"a IN where prepsy msnt optional 40 wnscn
the renders DO rot wmn TO prepay. ms osssr % ne
&C HoRarfo KING, First AM r. n esesFAA
Pcurlersp, New YORK
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Tn. Poet once Bond.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
You stue In the HrRslD OF this morning that me.
waddsfi sscnt Of George Lac, has gone 70 Washington
N busipsSs "A 10 tsis coruec,ed 9Th the rtsisrg Of the
urcu latter for ,bs amount NJ money IN which
ne bound for Fsvcr.r Ne % kind ~ 10 say that
Jcpr informant IN srs that have no inier-
ton 81 yfbrg wssbnfiop.
NAV "a. 1sfn
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Preparations for the Presidential
Banquet.
TIE VISIT OF TIE EHBAssY 70 NEW Ye1K,
&C., &C.. 10.
THE JAPANESE IN WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Nay n, 1850.
The Japanese are s the honored objects OF attention.
they have been spending the day In visiting the public
buildings On Friday the President will entertain The
Ambassadors Il . dinner, 70 which number Of aistn.
euiahed gentlemen are already invited Our govern
ent viii present 70 the japanese, among other things,
the finest specimens Of firearms, and four sse Of
"Perrys Japan Expedition" the volumes TO be bound
In the richest style.