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BUSINESS NOTICES.
India Kchrek SflOBS.?The manufacture
?f thw article has reached a number of millions n ?*SsBS
Smrif The tlrst' ?t to ma met rs BBBer shnjw ? ?"IV
rents per parr, and t*. rtta price 1? me dnllsr '?
?Tttcoat >f those "f men. wear ? from ti ta.Meesteper
pair, and the retail price ibotl me and a quarte t" "" .
.halfd -l *-.;e- a- TV M I P^'llZ^^l
Malawi. Tr i.OOC pmr TS. ; is -f
are n.ad.. tiaath-ia far r-e? *TL*'ttttmW tmr
^?vV'/^T ?.VX:;n,"..h"aeV:e
"?"7 , * . ?, ?*r. and tie pr-seat Bunnfiie
?* ' . " H.,_,?,) jsaoe* wr.:< b veigh nine
??rtoaraarxot supply th^^^ >nd ? naif o-meee ..f
SLHaTJeeeaaV ofr*.-.* or h-atmr twelve hundred
f^LvTLu.?new ana | ? ifmf( aariesGoodyeai
tp^rrq...sh all 1 btm be mil - ?? 11.1 I h res is aar
awien?nt ail sptdicuhle n Iba manufacture i?f Bo.tsanl
E*ia tl.e lun. f t< r. The aama-utea
aareein? t-' tske the ri?. f led ..11 profit* or heis resulting
Suui UturaUm??arinj';i?j?'y< a- fr..ui all cart and .lain
ace , and in nintideration sf ha.f rent per pair, to he intA
to (Joodysnr. he hae signed and r meered the right to use
ft name, whenever desired, tn uuBMaBS pr'x-eeduurs at law
against an v on* who may ne v.gaged in the aanaaaai On
making India BnbbeaSk e. And part of t:.e agTeeesoat,
which sens published in full n the New Yors Herald. iotii
May, en
*' All Uie sh<? humnees .1, who h India Rul.l>er ? Um
a aumpooeiit psrt thereof sl.all te- deemed and taken to be
earned on under this aar? canea* and
Again the corn hi nelson agretm? nt reads
Said 1.? ensees axe to stamp ail g.iods by them made so 1
seid,' Oixdyeaf's Pataat.
'? And it is further screed, that if there should tie any
" surplus of the fifltt* per teal provided and let apart far
" certain purpraes. *y sn arreement with s i: 1 Staples and
-'Indnnn after swt-sfrmr sa:-1 ; i-povs. then smd parties
- hereto of the oeexrnd part, shall hare the benefit <rf it
"towards sidinir them in the expenses they may ?w at ra
" prosecuting th? "'ills hercm contemplated, so tsr as the
" same msy go . but nil "thei - ? -y are t/>be*r, in
" nny erent. without rer?.u^? to .aid l??e?l)resr
"fa witness whereof'!'* ..'.?* hare executed the?e
" presenU. this frst day of July .me thousand eight hundred
" and forty-eutbt "
?TBIIilM f;or,r,rr.*K, TL s ]
? LargagTT CartBr.g. iL. s ]
"h?twass U' BBga Co
"MrHtaav Btuu.Fr** tt. ? i
" h1k1m Hi't i'iaioa. Pres [h a]
-Joan S< ott Hcusa, Sec. U ?I
"EOBDfcCO. iL Bj
Twe puMir here not been informed for what pnrp-rse the
IJ per nent is U> be med the meetings of the -.mbination
sre heid quarterly or oftsner as the nature of the csae
msy lie The amount ei,.ended for eertain purp<Me*, lur
rmr the jssst twelre rosnths, is supp.?ed to rem h alemt ??",
~\?W' We liave so often li?-;tr.| our ci?irMta
eepremthe deairs of be ns rcl.ered fr .in er irhitant n!y
rentr that we take aleaaurs in tsl mg them that their wish?
es can be romplied with 1! they choose to embrace the op
eertunity ortered brMr Elammrr mi WoOBtag-M . "ho has
selected a number of beautiful situations where any one
who would hare a freehold at a rrederate tince may secure
en* We must BaaaBaaadtha iadmaalegMr Elabjbibb
Sir the choice localitie* to ha?'nale We mar bbbmb ???
sf them enumerate I'm. nto? n. s.luated on the Hudson
Hirer Kednwd. appneste Pssimimt, within half a miia of
llaetiiiss. siel Hire* milee shirw Eowkera por th .se who
prnfer s hoflM near the So .ml. them 1? Imautiful Stratton
w?rt. im I'lushiii* Bav. sad half 1 nan fi .m Elashing Epl
ine elwrdde reanBwBgsM m the immed ale Yiciii.tr of the
mty we know of none men Beoiiwhls Any wkn deaira a
rriideme more inland *e rreomiiietid to IlKkatilk
l?ng Ikland Kmlroad, where a half nere of choice land
may be obtained for BBty <?! the many BBS iBBB'
uonsot laud that Mr ElsMMBB hBI m ule cmc* of. we
s|*>ak of these as most pr..11111.. nt All wb .desire any in
f.ematmii are advised to call en Mr ELAMWBh, tti Wooe'
ler-et . where mips snd all neeessarr inforaniUmi mar be
ebtmned _
BlsMABT covbtit RbSIDBBCB ai An
lioa - We invite publir ntlBBtion to the Peremptory Sale hy
ANTHONY i BLEE? K PH I His DAY, the id mat .at
If o'ebssk. at the Merehante' hlichaaga, of the Mansion
House and fort? acres ol land snnXHtBdiBg, ul Claaoa'l
Point Thai feslilsaris in the town of Weoneheeter, is im a
point of laud situated en the s.. md or East Kiver, aboeS I't
uiilea. from the City Hall hy land and 11 indes by water , and
w easily 1 cached 11.1 H hours The mansion is a massive
?traCstara- built entirely of stone, is the most ?nhstitiiti.ll
manner, and entirely surrounded by water The Sound
s't Baton pass directly in froal It is ..ne of the most healths,
beautiful situations to he found, posseting excellent ailyan
taees for sal I iiur, fishing nud lowluvg. The Ian I is of the
rirhrst quality An urchurd of II acres furnishes a gn at
ranety or excellent fruit This ; laM possesses adrBBUSet
in all respects rarely to he ntot with,and to gentlemen of
fortune BseAYOSB Of net".ring S firs' rule situation, free frosg
all siinoyaiicus, ?fters an op| ortUBMy that cannot s ma "-cur
again LIMbj
'Gbbin'i vBried sssortmBBt ofUgfat
and dnslung StlUMKH H\i s Jdless and uudress) comprise
She following
Koekv Mm iitniii Stlrerv Bearer,
White Hi ||
Silver Brush,
French Gray Beaver.
French Pell, ivw.it? and 'hah,)
smow-white I'm lun.o
LaBhora.
Daaanahes.
Ihamoml Braid,
Bice Stiaw,
China Peaii.
With numerous Styles, one. ml and other, of cool Sum?
mer Cs|ut, fcc ?ui IM ? hole, by fsi the m .st extensive nud
eiegsnt stock 111 this rat. Okmin.
211 Breadwav. op|K>sitc St Paul's
If?' Our t'ritnils who arc 111 pursuit of
lio n Sumn.ci Hals will Bad !? |al lo end ti|M?n IBS HAl
FtMsnnis' I mp s. and In. . need not be frightened at the
alsieliio of our lug sign W< have ntot sent it Bp to our
fneiids Btofth A Btoifhtj I" get it brightened up a little and
will have it hack 111 a dui m two N II - Remember that
we BPS the oiilv genuine I bs I in the C.t. , SO blanches
11 I'aik Row, opposite the AtpM Ho SM iattt4
Knox has dosk 11.?Next to ioe, the
e.olest thing We h ne yet s, , ?. fj . ,s .11 s Kl Ig'l 11 e-ky
Mountain Ib-aveis A sight ol them wsaggeetlVOof Man
nels and WeOMa aanmnts. sad aBBllBS OBS ISBdSTS its
noaaaaaM oosafortahle, m ipris of lbs Bent of iheweathei
Knot ha* a very extensive assortmenl of straw hats, ami hi*
sli* k of i hihlnu s hats and 1 IBS is reallt eleg.mt KaOl'l
?stabluihmelit is at I2S Eullnli ?t , adjoining tin StlBBadop
iNsnte thu Herald 1 fhoe
KlM-KY Mottet i ain SlLYBBT Hk?.*KK
Hat*, withoi't lUAIBag BBBrjtBS BTTLBS.- We irs
pre 1 ssred to furnish genllemrn about lo visit Furope during
nie World's ludusiiial BgBsMl I a in I WsdriB with this great
AuierH'nn BaBSBSH Hat. whoss ?est* sf p .''ulirily sre
equaled <aily by its ?Mitforl. elegance and uutqmi uianu
Batara
l.gaar A Co . Hatters, *mi u sdersof fish loa tu Qaatla
*a... s lists, Nisj .1. I und i AstM House my] if
(?SNIT.KMES'S SlMMEK HaTB.-BlRD,
eianer PaSS and NaaBBBStS.. mriMS BttOBtioa to his new
and elegaiil style of extra li?!i! Pi, ich gray BOBVQI Matfof
eninniier wesr, manufai lured fr.m a rare ami hesutiflll *e
?H U.w at fur of exceeding ruhltoto ol cOMg ami BBOBses of
Srtturr Also, the pure R.snv Mount 1.n white tad drnh
aUmTar Hnta, tugrAher with several other ntylen of fa I in
asid Psnaiua iui?, adapted le the MaeOB
myK Im Ulkt., mg Cm, ami Nassau *ts
A Nkw SVbTBIBH II u---The QeB?B?
iwan's Suinmri Hut -- W aBMOi Hatters, have -re it .1
mir* in aitinmiiciiig that they will introduce. Tin? DAT,
May tt. a new ami iniwi hsaattful style ol Ughl far Hat tor
evntlmnen'a Summer went I hi* new ami N'antirul Hal is
tnanutxu lured of au exrosshnelv rsre species ol ElOOIih fray
Beaver, aevag haltoe alleeiplr.1 tor a s.milar purp.^ie inthts
country, nud sesasaaea, imiei^uoeni si color, [which is a
eciarui m itself.' iuc<imi>arablr invnl The weixht of this
Mat is aBaat three aad a ha-f eaaees sad we foal mat
suited 111 Ivel lev nig that the-, has aeseg beeH s hat pro
dUi-ed IsvsjHUuuiii: so niueh SSftl BBM ItAeseS f,u a gentleman's
naimmei ||:U as the Prem h l.rav Beaver, BSU BsModaeed
by u* Waaitv. as. H ate.i livmi H .use.
mytttt Bioadway
I'hkap?h ihan Kvkk?HirciuocK ?:
l.BAPBKATkR. 31* Broadwav.c.mci la .nan! Bt,aB*MtBia
morning n splendid lot of Bare. 1 l.vues at the vi .
price of Is nd per rard. the cheapest g.sdsevei saTasTodlB
this market The? are also well atOBAod vv th ev?ivthiu;
ease in the line ai 1 adle* S immtl ,!r>IBS g ssls, WhiOB
Bare just lamght nt auction and arc selling at a artioa
Srn-e*. in.K-h leu ihsn the Bftaal 0001 of .iu,Mrlat..m r
Btoaaawtare
St'mmkk Kl.ANNgl.S The bgeBOil iiiTIVt',1
rrem the u?e of somethins p,x*. *s nr the nature of w.silen
lor under wear, at this *ea?on, cannot hetooluchlv appre
eiai.d t h,- Bephyi swede, t,. he had at the New-i s
Stis-king Baotsry, ifn Bow, ry oiswer the roirpoee of hsav
*?I w.s.leu. are m,wt drlishlfui lowetr, very eiasti.-,
srarmkaMe s?h. u Wanhast, and fur , asMkwt and health 'next
W 01 valuable
ti*" Rarnvm's is trecidedl? tho best ph*re
sf smusrnieut in the.-.'i Baaats the'vast nsllsUl toof DS>
nusitiee. lour mtmuahl*. n. v. | sadMsaghahle u
aw'l?.if?.iuiedthisd*. au.i.a mt <?' ? uid see theai
(vMKAT BATTl.r?ThoI SVSDS StsAUf.
Have rou Bean', mi the hatUs
Long. Serve sn^ terrific,
la wha-h mma.'s were sla.a
Bv I i > s - , -
By his powxtei t ?? - rd biu?
Are utterlv r. uted ,
Trv n flask tin.kg suarintT.
Friend, :I v ; .. -r ||
.>e rv, ,
H^;Ti, - '
Detail of LTOB's Magiiel.cP. w.ier and P.lls. li-l rtr.v*!
a?a> m> M I: ?
tr" FOWI.IKB ?t WbIIsB, Phu'lliil.i.'ls's
sod Publwhers, Clintuw Hal'.. ISj NsaSSSI ?>? next Ife P. I
r*? Mr. (iKgAsnin'si 9hade Store, Ji?
t'r7^"w','h-?t .cviaUinsa.aur . f the m.*,- i*s itifal patteras
ef Nhs.le* ever maiiafhctu-x,: t..-r* rtaewh \
r??*"^' 'Ilr ^ ,T aadehgnaceoi the ta**'', 1
axing* ?ttaehed to them The pair nage he eatovs a.i.1 the
e^xsese he hnn nttained are fu.f* deserved . Am bo man is
We ravmiiinnily pavs nxrv altest.on ashm .idersthaaho
ekms. or is better sk?aed in his Oepartxne.nl than Be 1* H ?
g, nlleuisnl> Stteatioa le h,s eastoaiers is appro.aated bv a;i
FUBB (l. tssiB PM TaTB Violin. Ki 1 11 .
Be ?New Chunee for beguinere wdl be fi.rmvd To is |,.,
?ni. at the Musical Adsdrmv. ig? AUen-sg , for grwtWmei
and on Natunlav st I eVtscA for Boys Bias foe twwyears.
Instrument? f .'lushed. A.w pnvats Lesxam* on the Piaua
v?urtai.*o I i BENJAMIN, Pi
f>rtENs Boots ani> DaMTBBB.?We |*a*
tmad th ese of aar frieade who waat elegaal Chaussuret.
Chit Warnas. Ml Eulleu-et . ha* th. t<>st a.s**r.rnent m
ah* mty Persons BafsBaaanB at hneaaBmimxtoBai oaaea
peod up.m getting Bist rate ahuea at m>drralr pravs
myll NT kTh
r**' (Anton M.Mtine at low pfMMkS at 99
Bowery, HiBam AitOBBsOB't. .me yard to oar and n half
vaixts wale, white and shocked, of a iiifwiof qualil. 1*1 mt
OS Cloths, te snd Is per rard. two vards wide English
SYoor Oil ChKhe, eethl yards wide, of m-w and s-deodhi tv
sw?in vi i hiuii figure*
r?' Cwfah Imperial Tkree-flj C*r
netnur of now *?" beautiful desi-rta Bar Sprm* aalet, at W
JjT-w. t H.ram Asm.k? > - Tl - ? ^i.a< twenty half -
J will I* Backdated and an Id t>-7 cheap Ab?, Tlr?e-plf
CerpeU. 6s 4d. 7a. ta and r*r yard rail and see t a-m
Noire.? Those pers * alilicted with
Consumption can taj cured wBAeet Mat au per? ms ? >l
?Mete Bay lead -ifr apply at one*, tan week, aa Dr
Watts leaves ?r Philadelphia aeit ???? Para >n> loatai
in* lUrffirarr can ask James I' dims. Mrs Hopkine.
HammerOv st . Mrs Vute -tt.r ? f Hi.' " ta . i ? '*.
BBS. Brooklyn. 421 Grvswtwieh-Sl Depot for watts I
Hi rs BS Aas, 1 lie, 102 Nassau-it_
It?" StaUl CaUjOetl an now sold ar. SJstOTt
ish.i.?lowpnc?s ?i 99 B,,wrr?. hir.m Aanaaannfi Baaa
tiful pattern uf Venetian Stair Carpets, ?. J? saa sapor
yard Thr?*-piv Sta.r Car;>eta. is. is and t*\. Tapestry
Stair Carpet. 6a. bt ssals Su^ Carpet. Ss. Ii percent
lees than can te found._
R||?CMATISM..'hKONR OB infi.\MM\ i it.
?p.-rsons tflitad abb. Silber Trill find a nire hy Bpatraaj
In Isaa> s sakvnw,SIChaatnars-st Nocharge made_oa
talacureuielTecUrd_kJBsTBsTsBaW
r&" Splendid French Wedding Cabbs,
silver bordered and pla.a porcelain, elerantly and fashas?
eblv enrrared ant printed in gold silver and Colors Ais?,
a ?err larr* sasortsnantof slogan! s.iverem'rfatsed and piain
pom a ii Mr,dai Envelopes fr ies and Waters of e st
and richest drsusns aad iwlterns from the m<wt rrjehraled
aanafarturej-sof Pa/waad l>ac. at, at BTeaWfB^ a, Brond
war.oocuef Duana-st_j.,3 TuW s ft.S II?
A GVBI fob DtSPBPBIA AM) g ENtitAL
Dbbilitt ?Those who wish te rir.d the m et Bansaoo is re.
m??ly l--r tries* romplamts will never reeret s fair trial of
the Oiveenaled Pillen?
F-.r sale rs A bad sWs. Ksi F'lltoa-st ; A d
sill a Co liS. and C H .v.nar. \9l Broad was. .1 ft, I Cod
jiaatna 303 Hudsuo-et and 7IJBroadway, E. M Oaioa 117
Sjaiasj tuiasi sf fliaad ?I . H. BaekJe fe 1 ?., mt
Qtaaawa h-si . - s. . ? . - rally a, the United
Stales a;. 1 ( a
t~&" Watt's NbstouS Wtidoti: is doiag
more wonders every day- if v-ei are consumptive and wish
to hecnred sou eaa'low, no matter If yon hire mo-iey or
n<*. all can lave it?tha foiiowmr, paraotM Will tell w th
pleasure what it has done for Ibsmb ?nee last Mori 1 it?M:-i
Isabella Peck. Mm M Dadley, lid Orchard-si , ktBtafl
Snort. IISPahnast,Mrs Mania Mrs Ohas,111 Broinae
st , Mrs Phiuer. 33a Prankhn-st . Mr W h Amhermtn.
4 DsahrosMw-st. Mrs Mocty,m L* Boy-et, Mrs Bofardua,
20 clarkstoii-st.. and a thousand nthara in the seaal
Call at 4M Oreanwieh-at , (-afore Z P M
ry Ten Thousand Dollars' worth of neh
embroidered and plain Crape Shaw.s. the ereatest bars n s
offered thi? season, ara now aeilinr at Ct M BjOMJTS'S, {Q
Ifrand-st earner vf (irr hsr.i. where also rnay ha found a
laryo aasortrnenl af Prinlsxl Maalina, I.awns, Bara?e De
Lam. s. Tutsas*. Puplias, Sviumar Mil I, and all othei kinds
sf Summer Drees Utsais for tadiea' wear; also eaed ? an I
lens' wear ,n ovary ranate Linas sad Cotton <! ~alt of a 1
kinds and >,ualilies. tape tha r with tha best ass ortSW at of
1) an. mit Quods V he foaud in the BatJT, fdla-ea per cent. Oa?
th r tht msrket ina-e jh3 2t
New-Tobi Laohdbt, ISSpbocb-st.nbab
Ntss.il ? Tu New Shi't I'ealers PHyjnilies, Motels, Sinei*
(lentleinen, air he ?The abose Laundrv, the Btoatertea
*'?>? m the i nite.1 state*, has been perfected at ffreat ex
pensf, aad can coi-plela 4(iu doBOS ; ieces Bl Least ,.lay
N. w shirts, in auy uaantity and every stvle. done op f >r the
trade, iwholeaai? daaiert and Broadway stores. > promptly
and 11, the tut bait stu'e tpollan iron. I m Troy style
1'iuinly clothes palely washed, dearly starched, a>,d ?? ? ?
ralitlr ironed, at a f?w hoars' n. t.ce -.\ MB rBSTUlretl Wash
inr and rou^h drymp at two ahilhnfB per dairen Dieoes, f r
those wadtinr to iron at botne Banakiaf of all labrica f r
merchant tailors, elothiera, &'' . at the shortest n ?tu.?
T ins Laundry combines ti.e followine advantages, unitmr
seoaeaqr. coMSart and damatcb;- 1 Tiaeahsrs sad lb one
leavinp the city in hast? can hase ttieir clothes washed and
ironed in the liest manner within three BOUTS 2 No mate?
rial is iisni !n th* ?aahhai eepartmeal bat pare tdireoil
soap and t?tered CttaVOB wate- QaBtlaraons shirts -ir?
done up BOUal to new shirts on s da (? Stlemea's c dlars
eimed in Troy ?tyl* Lhjrbt cotuted paataluone and treats
sksrantly ironed and polathed I Ann ies washed he
wear leaser, as th?? aiv eaiefoily haadlad, and all use
of the wash boan! and v. riutiiu- b. hand entirelv avoided
4 Ladies dress, 1 und all fine BTticleedonl aplivauex
pernnied Erilieh lautidrest i S'.niis, luk-spo'.s and 111.'
d.-w laaaorad 6 The shirt hands (for starch bodies,
Broadway sad other veorkj are of the heal 7 All articles
collected and returned hs wafna, carefally prOtSOtsd, Dae
of 1 harre Apply 01 Mind l-y mail to New-York La-ia iry,
in Bpraoa atiaal
tVabhibotob Cbmbtbbt, ne\k Gbbbn*
WOOB - The BOW ptaak road is p m completed fmni Pulton
Ecrry. thrmiKh Coatt-Bt Br oklrn, to this baantulal Oema
tery Eiuhty sqaaie feet for til Dr Bat. Ageat,at im
Pulton-st where a map of the |TOUads BBSy be seen
'NEW.YORK, TUESDAY, JUNE 3,
l or F.nropr.
The next number of 7V TVaSaate for Eareyraa
riiiafsfiiatrillbtiissunfl TO-MORH< >w IfORN
ING Bt 9o'clock. It will contain all the l itest
news up to tin- time oi "anno tu press. The
Ajhra -ills from this port To-MorTOW, at \i
o'clock.
rir''Thc htcaincr North Atnorici arrive,1
at a lute hour last nioht, bringing lilteen
(lavs later news from CBliforntB, a SBBUtUtfJ
of which will be foand in another cohunB.
The iiitelliot ui t' presents i O feature of
marked importance, bot is on the whole rery
fBTorabh . The niining prospects are good.
The discoTeries in Shasta Valley promise ?
rieh haltest. Lynch law still prevails to a
lamentable extent, though with a sontewhat
diyjsinished power.
Thi Nbwi pbom Bobopi by the
Washington took the town by surprise yes?
terday, for il was not supposed that this ship
could mare so quick ? passage. Happily
her rapidity is not matched by the importance
of the news she brings. Europe is dull an 1
quiet and m> is aide the In tier to prepare for
the days thai are to come. In England the
Exhibitkhs still prospers and Ministers again
have fat majorities on the anti-Papal hill.
In Prance the angry ditentBion of 14 fu?
sion. " " revision," " prolongation," is kept
up with as much zeal as ;i steam boiler
displays when the escape-pipe is opened.
But foi the power of totting off the warmth
el pBlty leelin<: in thit way, and finally
laVkiBg the sense of the emintrv upon it by
some sort of popular vote, these disputants
would at OBOB go to Bghtiag. The lti>ertv
of the pres.s is a -real safety valve.
In PoaTUQAL SaManha still stays at Oporto
and avoids the office of Prime Minister, to
which he has been named. This seems to
favor Iks] hvpethesis that his designs reach
further than a mere rjhaogc of ('ahmet. Be
is very likelv bent en turnnu the King and
Queen out of ofleSO, as well as their late
Constitution il ad vise r
The Ki"_' of DbnMABI has .'ranted an
anir.csty to the lns?nr^c;its of SeUeewig
! Holstein.
In gbbh UTf rind 11 \i y ihere is n-' news to
apeak of, not because er?'lythittg is prosper?
ous, hut the ronrr.irv The aaonotoay is
I that of bad joTern-c.ent and national decay.
The Lircrj eel CottonHaarkel was Irrner,
though } riete had not mended.
Jenny l.ind.
Our euiumns this niomnu' eofltaifl the sjh
uouneiiuei.t that the mVt%t9 of ConeOltS
j ariTOii in thi* couatrv by the gifted Swede
j will ternimaw with the huudre.hh. and that
J but ft w uight* remain fur tho>e who would
enjoy her uiatchles* ?.:i;m:i before her
ahsttl departura from imoisoa. A tier s >
mane uiontha uf eOBSjBint I \eruon, wnh the
pecuniary rcturna already far exceeding all
'. that could hsYS been expected fr in she
whole of the propi sed perfer tt u,e?an 1
i with the c x haust inj heat-- of Summer
close at hand, it is only natural th e aha
I should take advantage if a s.ipuhtion in her
; contract, and now bnn,' her eakfBfOnaBakl
' with Mr. Harnum to a c1om\ This we are
asaiircd. and cannot doubt, is done with th.'
i most perfect oood tesj^uhj between \v*r*" :'
and the Manager, he being equally content |
with the result already attained, and happy
to gratify her wish in this respect, as dimnj.
the engagement he has sought to d(j in every
other.
This rith of Jenny Lino to the United
States is certamry one of the most brilliant
and striking phenomena with which th" his?
tory of Art has ever been marked. Soeh a
triumphal march as hers through our coun?
try was r:erer before heard of, No dou'it
mu^h of it has been due to her great Euro?
pean reputation: niu'-h to the popular ad?
miration ot her personal character, her g< BO
rosity, her contempt for social eonventioiiali
ties; mueh to the admirable tact, the lav
i ishness of expenditure, and the care tor the
ptibtie aecotwoottttion and comfort with
which the Concerts have been managed ;
much too. to the musical science and judg?
ment which have presided in their arnirig. -
ment and execution; but when all these
causes are reckoned at their fullest talae,
the effect is ?tili not half accounted fur.?
And if testimony were wanting to the gen*
ius and endowments of this remarkable wo?
man, it might he found in the applause and
the wealth which these hundreds of vhou
sanda of the People have delighted to slow?
er upon her. For such a triumph, so pro?
longed, so sincere, so universal, swaying th*'
untaught niaaees and captivating the most
cultivated critics alike, is inconceivable f?r
any other than the genuine Artist who, in
in her particular sphere of the lJeautiful,
embodies what is noblest, severest, purest,
most native and magnetic to the inmost
heart of all. Not every success can be
taken as the measure of m? nr. but every
such success as this may be. It is vain to
say that it has been to any large extent
forced or factitious. That may be the case
w ith things done on a smaller scale; but
here it is impossible to .suppose it. If any
one think.- otherwise,let him engage any one,
or any half dozen of the most accomplished
and famous singers in the world, and try it,
w ith all the d< \ ic< a thai Barnum bTei heard
of, to help him. No, the BU.ISO Of JlNHT
Lino is'of the true kind ; her's by right di?
vine.
Nor i.- ii altogether ju-t to compare her
with other artist- of merit who have never
reaped such harvests of fame and fortune,
and to infer that luck ami caprice have made
her their peculiar favorite. The mas-e
cannot be ??arm rj captive by luck and ca?
price in that way ; nor could they refuse to
be affected by the true magic of genius,
were it equally present with the less BUC
ce.-.-ful. Others may delight the connoi
aenra, but not many poaseaa that original
electricity which thrills and charms the
multitude with a new and uiiimagme I plea?
sure that few can resist and none deny.
We conti as that WO find satisfaction in
the fact that this rrreat artistic triumph has
taken place in a demo ratic country. This
.-ecms to seltl< the question as to where Art
is sure of the most generous appreciation.
And after all kmg.s and aristocracies are poor
and penny*, ss, aompared with the Democra?
cy of a land where education, thrift, abund?
ance, are the general rule. In the <Md
World of privilege, the few rich lavishly
OOmpenaate the Artist as an ornament and
stimulus of their luxury ; hut in the New
World of equality the many with the easy
gifts of competence reward him ten-fold
and send him on hit way rejoicing in the
heartiness and honor with win h their trib?
ute was conferred. We take this as a
presage of the future. Though, now at the
beginning,not a country for the formation of
artists, not attractive to them as a residence,
with it-s people not so cultivated and refined
as to judoe wisely and well what is good
and what is not in the various departments
of Art. we now see that America can be
more than royal to the more than royalty of
genius. We are proud of this, not national?
ly a- an American, hut as a democrat, a* a
heliever in the Future as greater than the
Past. And here let no fool on either .side
of the Atlantic suppose that we. think of the
eccentricity and mercantile speculations
which have caused enormous and exagge?
rated prices to be paid for admission to
these concerts. We speak of the sincere
and universal enthusiasm and liberality of
the People, which had no end iu view but
its own delight, no object hut the admired
linger and the miracle- of melody she
worked.
Not less, hut rather more, do we take
pleasure in Jenny Lind'.- triumph, because
it is achieved by a Woman. Verv few ar?
the Spheres of action which SO icty now opens
equally tothe two sexes; fewer ?tili those in
which Won.an C in assert and maintain a
superiority. The Stage and its kindred
art of Vocal Music are almost tiie only
pursuits in which Woman has frequently
carried off the palm f-o:nMa:i. Whatman,
though lie were to sjng or play with per
fection inconceivable, could hope for such
success BS Uns ol the Swedish songstress?
Not one. The ovations to the Artist may
then, be regarded aa in tome son tiie apoth?
eosis of her sex . and in them we see an
emblem of a r^miltg age when society will
j no longer need, sor seek to be wiser than
Nature, and w hen those spheres of action
j for which the impulse- and powers of soul
, have been adapted by its Divine Author will
be freely opened to t very b : |
Theie are tl.. Sf who look with distrust
on tin plaudits aud the wealth h. -towed on
the artist, and who find that the patriot, the
hero, the statesman, who rill far more im?
portant functions, c.i unrewarded in compar?
ison. That distrust appears to us mistaken.
; and its cause rather a thing to be hived and
rejoiced m, than hated and condemned. The
>erv-t!:Ls of Humanity, the men wh.* devote
themselves to their nation ami their race,
the defenders of freedom, the lawgiver-, Ihi
philanthropists, have their reward within
themselves. Wealth they ask not; the
a; p!ati>e of the hour is notth- ir tint ; tii- irs
il a life of devotion tod >elf-saerili--e ; they
toil that many may reap who ootM after
th? m. They pmt a Bfo apart and excep?
tional from that of the great bodj of man?
kind. But in the artist .ill men reeogfiistl
themselves, reeo_:nize that spontaneity and
f' tedmii of nature which il at once their
birthri-fl.t and their dream. Poi his
o\oTJ is tint h< work> not from com?
pulsion ; nor sense of duty that he obeyi
only the promptings of his genius; and
produces his creations hecause it is his
it ighl to produce tliem. lie thus, of all
men, alone approaches the normal condition
of humanity, and honor and the attrihutes of
sovereignty are his hy right as indisputable
as the native alacrity of all other men in
conferring them.
Jenny Lind's
" Last i 'imfrrt hut nine in Amm \i m
Willi Mich a text, what can the critic do
t i;t >it down speechless in sorrow ' Sctulier wrote
an exquisite 1>tic to the Spnng. in whioh it M sung
how she came, rear by jrear, to the happy herdsmen,
but at last came no more, ami the Spring died* in
their heart* and from their lives. Sure are weih.it
the remembrar.ee of tin* wonderful festir.il of song,
to which we A men. an* have bt eu so Ion,' admitted,
will wakt Spring for*vet in nur hearts. BlW WM
et i deatty affect* d by the weather last evening, and
although responding with t?c utmost gr.u :ousu. ss to
the rnrore of the song from the ('amp of Silesia, was
quite unable to do more than bow her thanks to the
extaciec of d.-iight that ekarod around the ilying ea>
(??iices of t fnin' lar ?' tit Kt/?. In ' asta D*sa and
tputnt stretes she bAfuaod more than Italian ten
d M 's mto the graceful and melodious BtngtT, eiafl
the V.itd Setvj had I sadder significance in the midst
of it? joy. as being iilniost a valediction of the singer
beton psffiBf, into the purity of unshadowed reeol
lectior. Clitieiaatl she has long since outstripped.
Tin re is a p.iini of artist,i ichil vi3M nt of wlKkM ra?
st:Its admiration may differ in degree,but wherever
1 M re is appreciation that admiration must bo uni
rttraal. Certain statues and pictures have taken this
OnrjUeatsoaed rank, and If voc.ihsm itan claim, as wc
t s. the oienitv <d an art. the ginfhag. ..| iBBBTf
L an bold! ? similar position.
J>alvi sa'.g unusually weil, as did BlLUTTI, and
bott W( re unanimously t BCOfad in their s,.!os. S aL
vi'-delicate diminuendos 01 Citl cht ftci, and Hki.
i i rn*abrilliaiil volubility in Lnvg* *lf* BAfaaa, wen'
nutmtal.lt in their several ways Why . .i;inot*M.ui
bl-i r Man t/.. k secure Hbi.LKTTI for his gtUBBtl r bbb>
bod, to ntalti ins sun- rocccct doubly gare 1 Our ad'
miration of Mr. Otto Ooldschmidt's heroism in un?
dertaking Mi inlelssohii's Concerts for the piano and
or. h< "tra. a purely classical composition of some
half hour in length, and in the midst of a Btlacella
Detwjg programme and audience, was only surpassed
by our delight in the rigor, brilliancy and eapteaaion
of Ins performance. His style is as purely classical
as the mus.c fee selected, and by "la tri fill we mean
the hight *t praise, and anything hut dryness or aca?
demical mechanism. Hit touch is nervous and crisp,
his appreciation just Bad accurate, an 1 the trffeatt of
his playing wit. to draw down the most derided ap
pyt aatkUL which, under the circumstances, was a
great success. We congratulate him and felicitate
Otmelvei npon the presence among Hi tal another BC'
i. i .plislu d artist, Mendelssohn's Allrsro was finely
played by the orchestra, but very coolly received ?
VetduriaejMi Wallace's overture to Maritana,are
DOUld not but regret that while there an so many or
i h< stras eipial to its performance, and s., many noble
(.vertun-- to which only ?o admirable an orchestra as
this is, ompetent, that some other had not bt ra -
lected
The inelan. hidv duty now devolve , upon us?as
Judges say on solemn occasions-of calling .inten?
tion to the following announcement from Mr
Humum
jf.aav lino's labt 00WCIBTS.
The public are respectfully lafoiiood that the ao
gmm n. nt bt tweea Malic Ji any Und and m> self for
EM a DO ris, havini: ci.ntained certain conditions on
whichtha same might be terminated either at the
??ml of sixtv or oi one i nadred coacerta, it baa been
determined to limit them to the latter number, and
as iiii.oty-oiie concerts [DeasOe those |it t n lor . harityj
hau already taken place, there are only mar re
maiUiM, Of which positively but ear Wlli be itiven In
New-1 ork. vir on Friday night, JuneS,atCaatle
Car len. It has t>een further determined to giv the
last eight concerts in Philadelphia and Boston. The
ci.ncett to be given for the U'neht of the orchestra .111
W ? . kuttj .' ght, June ?. is. of cour?e, not included
in the above. The public's obedient servant,
P T Harm m
A menu id's thought will reveal the reason, ai
tin ug!i iiothing . an lessen the sorrow, of this deter
niriatieii Jussr Lisd has been singing constantly
fog Bine months, dtirinu most of which time she has
tieen traveling, and ne.-essarily erposed to cverv
klt.d of fatigue Bad chtUMje Of ' !ifn.it*-. and to the iii
11 BBsal excitement of unprecedented and untl ittging
sin ? es She is txtretnely susceptible to the extr.i
ori'm.iry heat of our weather, and should she com?
plete the fifty additional cencerts her return to Eu
ro[* would bo delayed until a late and unpropitioua
season ot tin yewr. aii.l the c. .nse.jui-at fatigue of
fifty Summer nights of singmir would be insupport?
able lo her. This arnimt? ment will of course pre?
vent the protected visit to Ihe l.ake cities and Cana?
da, and we most sincerely sympathize with those who
wi.l thus lose th?' great de light of hearing her. Hei
concerts in Philadelphia commence on the 'Mi an 1
in P. stun atout the 16th of June And on. e more,
U) quiet an absurd assertion that there ha* been any
sliuhtest misunderstanding !>??'.ween Jtaar Lisu and
Mr BaBbtbu, are an happy to state that they part
with the same friendiy feeiing that feaj uninterrupt?
edly existed throughout their relation.
Weunesday and Friday evenings are thus the clos?
ing rights in New-York of this reinarkahle and un
equaled musn-al career. Ehru Posthumr, Po*'Au*ir '
Iowa Election.
T-.tr fit Suprrmtendrnt of PiUrlf Idstrurttorx.
1 - v. vi.B .v c BBswa.Wuad^id,sMBlan
fad JVug f>m> j Ind Wiiv Oyp.
Allamakee.31 ?'Jasper. Stf M
\ s, -23-.>;K.(,kiik.-die) ?>.*>
lOOOi.<?J El Lee._rjo| 9".)
Bento n.3$ teli.inn.310 5M
Burhaaan.34 a> U>rjisa.-jt9 349
Cedar.-'ttt 30m l.u. a.s. tr7 44
I : .?1 IfAtyMkUBBBtn.131 3-j!
<..? :.?i OttMuacswine.v?2 30?
Dei nee... .W! aTOtMarsb ill. ; w
Dubtsque.t.'?r? iMHMar*oti.Ill 341
Lay.-.>y 14 j'.M,,nroe_H3 law
1 k . ire.lit If7 M aJiso. i? $7
l)' eatut. 4 a; Ptttuw^gdUatiaJn *i
Dallas.33 AMPoUl.V<6 311
faw.-t.b3 73 P iWl ... ifc .... fj 4A
I rei M.5* riSeoa.tXi 44 i
Bettry..57* ll7|Tan Burao.3M tW*
Iowa. 33 7i Wapeilo.tob *sj
Ja. kson.341 A31 Warren .ff II
loi aarsj.--M5 ain Wuuasiuek ... 53 ?
Joaea.1 it las VTat ilngtoa ...3^3 BH
Jei'. raon.So"! 4*5; ?? -
Total.IJJBBJ lujy.
Ma ? ritt f.>r Tlaootaa H. B-nton. Jr. alie pre
*?".t uicuinl.etit.) 1,351. There were 49 sca?tt r
Bft tW. Taylor in lfM6 fee 1 a rot. of 11,014;
t'ass. ISjOtO; Tan Bun a, 1.U6 rratlrrrinf. BBO;
while the rote of the County of Pottawattarnie
was not counted by the State canvas.s. rs In
'act. the re was so much chican. rr an I
; : s ! ! y these canvassers, that there exist*
but little do?M that Hen Thjloi ha! a la.r mi
jonty tn the State, if the Tffetttl iltg rotai AO i re?
jected VN hig Counties were, count. .! as tht y
ahould be
fc^Mr. Hak.itm having an OatliiaMMBI
qt-artity of leisure about these lays, has ac "opted, an
mntauon to address the merruVrs of the C<inne-.-ti
cut Legialaturo and others at Han.'.,-: IhM atassUBf
' ' - ' of Tempera.-. ;e
four dats
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARKIYAl. OF TIIK W t ???II I > 6 TO>.
PMH! London Mar -1, Paris 20th.
The U. S. Mail steamer Washington,
( apt Fi-'<vi>. from Bremen May \i an 1 Southampton
M.iy II, .irr.?< d bete yesterday afternoon after a pas
s.u, .it 11 days 22 hours, which is altogether qm.-ki .
: ,.i:. a:.> s...-, ut this lim .the Southampton aal
lir? MB,! h.us erer matte before Bhfl brings Il3 pas
KBf< r,<
May Htk, " M P M . lat is to VP, knag 33 H VP,
ipohn D I Mul Steam-propeller ?? Lafayette," of
Plrih^llpMl. 14 day* out. Reporisth.it on the ft) irtii
day . nt, broke her air-pump, IBMM theti working hij<h
pressure. Requires! n?. assistance.
I mday, Jbm I 3d P. M , Beady Honk teaiaag
W. , N ,9P1 miles distant, met and cxchar.gid sig?
nals with I 8 Mail Steamship "Frank!.a" for Havre
s m tap, June 1st, 6PM, Sandy Hook bearing VP
t >. 255 nines distant, spoke English bark " Adam
("arr," 2S days from Glasgow for New-York, WMBanJ
to he reported
From long 4i to 54, lat t* -nw n number of ice
bercs. .in.I large quantities of lielii-iee
On May Mat, Mr. Morn* Doyle, ..f Sprmiffi.-' l. Ill ,
paam ager, died rodrtenlj onlmard the VPaahtaajatMs,
\V? are indebted to Mr. Adams, clerk of the steam?
er, for files of late London papers.
The Pacific has achieved another triumph for the
t'olhns line of steamers. She arrive 1 out oa the
2wh, makinc the run in V .fays. |g hours an 1 ii min?
utes. The Asia arrived out in 10 days and II hours?
!>e:n< 15? hours longer passage than the Pacific.
The HonaboMl arnvisj out ou the Istli, making the
voya*/- in II da) >.
GREAT "mtlTAlN.
?<>n Monday the lath. Ministers had a tnvontv
o: tKV Ml ar.il 213 in the House of t omnions on throe
?im i. --.v.- diviaioas on the Bccleaiartii al Title* lull
-On the list, Sir William Moteaarorth moved ha
Mopseiiding criminala to Vaa Piemen's Lud. and
Lord drev spokS on the Other side. When his Lord?
snip bad done spt skins, only 33 Members wer?- found
to be preeent, so that the motion went hy the board.
?Onthe 17th, i building tumble : loam in Braes
Charcb-st., London, and mur livaa warn met, teaeda
aev. ? i? aoUIS . ?!
?On the KXh Mr Jamea Young, an elderly gentle?
man, committed suieido by laying ht.i neck on arail
road track and letting a train run ov< i it. Bia head
waa cut of cause iinkaosrn; ha waa wealthy,
?The flailoan Professor Kmkie la led urmgat
London on the Drama and its influence.
?The Great Exhibition holda ita popularity. On
the 17th Um receipts were AMI i oa the nth, C3.900
Tbi London Local Lommitteee gave a grand ban
anal to the foreign rnaimi smonn i s oa tne nth -
Among the guests were Hon Abbot Lawrence, Hor?
ace Oreelej ami Mr. E. Kiddle, as represent.lUeaa of
the I'lilted Mates Lord Ashberton presided.
Lord Lt igt bai tnvlted all lit* numerous tenants
to visit London al his sxpeaee, that tbey may tea the
Crystal Palace and its content*
?Mile i ruvelli appaarwd with great success al
BerMaji ity's Theater oa the Mtb in Beethoven's
Opera of Fidalio Dpevaend singer were triumph*
antlyauccesaful,aeya tha critic of The Taaea, who
devotes to the subject a very long article.
?Anotht r terribli railroad ae 11> al... cum don the
19th nt Clay-Croee on the Midland line several per
sone wen killed andvraundad Aaxmgtte sufferers
wi re the following Americans Mrs TtBrnsnt, of
Charieatown, fracture of Uw thigh bone i Mr. Tea
n.int, (husbandof the above) seriouslybrulaedi Mr
Ward and Mr Beste, of Boston, hniiieil
The Isnulon Times of the 2lstsays ?The Pacine
sail. .1 tr..in Ni w-Y,.rk at precisely five minutes paal
II o'clock on the imti uist , was an Bounced oil Holy
liea.l nt a o'clock this morning, and saluted nt tne
Roch light-bouse at 15 a?nuteapeM i o'clock preciae
ly, thus completing the runinfiks ramarltably brief
space of nine days, nineteen hours ami twenty-Ave
aunutes, mean tuna Contraattng the Paetne*! run
with that of the Royal .Mail Isteamship Asia.,the fast?
est ever previously made,) there is a difference ia fav
vor of the Pacific to Holyhead of six hours, the Asia
liming been announced oil Holyhead at 2 o'clonk in
the afternoon."
FRANCE.
There far little news from Una country, The nans
question-, are still dJacuased with the same spirit.
The Dovernmenl has received telegraphic dh>
patches, announcing lh>- revolt ot part ol a regiment
ot ttie line it Salines, in lie- ilepnrtiiient ot the Jura.
in a Bocinlsri annee The mutiny is nld to have tu en
confined to un companiea, winch were speedily ili.s
arn,eil ami oriter w ai re-tore !
The President of the Republic has, bt accordance
with the ariahaa of the people of Duon, promiaed to
i ? praeenl at the inaugurauoa of of the rmw.iy He
is to arrive at Dijon on Uis lit of June The com
mittee charged to prepare the Iftas are tmsiiv oecu
pis i. and no pains will !?? sp^.ro?l to raoder it as bril?
liant BS possible
SPAIN
A telegraphic CUspatoh, dated Madrid, May If), his
bei n received tn Pans, stating 'fiat nearly all the
. .. oni are known Niarly lorty PrOgVSSaUfins
have been ejected Government has ? conaiderable
?aiority over the united opposition ot Pragresshstas
.uid ultra Modaradoa
PORTUGAL
Marshal Baldanha has not ipntte-l Oporto, nor has
te v<t formsd a Ministry. I'laaaalerabla agitation
w as oiis? rvi il in Lisbon on the sailing ol UsaCapaV
r> Hi on the 12th
belgium.
All the Belgian ministers have resigned. The
ground SStlgnri fot this step is the ailoptum of cer?
tain aaMsndmenta of the Oppoeitioa to the Mil '>n the
t mheritance. M. Rogier announced to the
( bambi r on Saturday the reaignatioa of the cabihat.
M in ahajra Lei ase is said to teas been charged
w ith the compositum of ite new cabinet.
schle8wig"holstein.
A Royal amnesty h is tie.-n publishol, .lated at
Copenhagen the nah of May it includes all peraoni
engaged to the revolt m the Dutchiaa sleeping 33,
who are especially named.
Tin: bast.
The Oecrfead rrift?uf Ckmuuot Marah so. gives
th?1 following in us susamary of lalelllsaaie
The Intelligence (rota the tiiatarbod iiistncts, as ra
ceiveil during the month, has been of a vague ami
conflicting nature. At one tune we hail reports of
diatmgnhmed tuceemooUaapaitof the IsspariaihsM,
at another that similar FHtWIM remained wit.'i tne bv
lorgi : From the ' hints*. Kr^Knituru of February,
we learn that?
" The insurgents .ire behcve<l to possess most of
the southern ilepartments in Kwangsi. rnakmg Sin
chau-f'i their headquarters, and hav.- raised their
< tuef to the imperial dignity, un ler the title of Tn-n
teh, or Bean I I V r'iie 'I hev levy a revenue from
the general commerce on the Peart River, from \Vn
Chaa 1 . westward, and have cripple.! thi- opi-ratuiiis
ot the Im;* nalists to a very -?-riniis degree '
Since the publu-ation of Ute periiKlical from a Inch
l strsi Mdj, we have heard that Kwei-lin-fu, the
Capital ot the I'ovuu e if Kwangsi, has tie?-ri taken
i....ii of by the rebels Tins town is t>ut a short
distance from tin- Province of Hmaaa it>ouniJiiig
hw uagSang on ttie Borth). The whole tract of coun?
try repotted to u- m possession ??' the insurgents is
atx.ut the Bisa of England and Wales united, and
circumscribes a population of some four million* and
Bjra ard Agn i., m oppOSBUoa to '.he ri port N gard.i.g
ti.r taking <?? Kw.-i-. n. we are informed that the Im
perialt oanmharaoacf in nasordered* tejhjppumvyau,
an uiiiirr-graJuate of Hiang sfian. to come to him at
Kw?.-.:.. assMI in detiafatg plans for putting
down the rebellion.
? han?TtsB taioh, ftarmsrif tvovernor fiener tl of
the two inke provinces, tum bean anpoinaad Pn-jracn,
in place of ('hing, the ilagisilail ooisinoi It was,
w< ? ? ere, this niarttonsr] abo waa onceramovad
from office tor kia ssesaMva cnjtitr, ne, m ordei u>
eun ::."-<? te zoverm d of the hsjMI of Opium snioX
ir.^ havn practiced ur^/n a e'asl many tlie catting
off the lower lip. and so effectually prevented the
use of the lethargic pipe.
On 1 Hh inmal aa many a-s 36 tadtrhl tsM we.e
deenpatMad at Canhaa
Two Amerieaa getitlemen. Messrs Cunningtiarn
andMaaiganlt,on the simMUagoftte Mot Maren,
-tit'..; with a Chinaae gunle, on an earaniea lo
... VThiU l loud mountain.d:?unt MUM I <lf I d"Ten
anlw from Canum They were returning M their
c:..nrs. and. when about halt-way BaWM . M B lOBstly
ptaee, ware aal man by shoot a doasa antsen an s.
who, after Uniting bjvI sesereiy woumling. robbad
dhsm of ' ?< .: watche?. v ?.: lariles. and oT.er g*r
n.i :.ts. Rasiatana w.? pertacUy ftsttsa, nor had
tlity auytiiiLg apthaf timbiallas with wroch to
SI L' NO.
PeaSswecMm aa* ? Pima s)?.iiiemrnt-'.reai
Mauul.nr.
The8] us u :- hat eairM I into esThei (heir ,.h:-,'i:
eai d a.t-\-< mu -.: M tha Sultan and pseneS of Su.-e^,
but attended wiih a great sacrifice of hu.nan life,
? teoteoi paaai | my asuaaata otsjact The par
ism ml of thia neel of pirates is issssaa
tr.g. Thi > xr< i.r;.,;. niled tr- in /ambomc i on the
I'All Feb Owing to tiie effectstrong current* and
athi i ? ntTrirrpys, liie corvettes Villa Je Bilbao ami
t both -" mdedi w B coral not to the east
war:-! thi .a:..: of Parig.usinaa, when the former
ri ? . . eon a > bo d ? .?amg IB feet sf w?ter an agAtt
res ? s ?? ritrtentad, usd oo the ttlh tha as>
i . ? - ? - Beefy pracanralhm had hesaj
made to offi r a most lornu lah'.e res,?*, i.,,-.- a a<.
r.?l (?filrr 1.riving Ut-n ix*?:.?!, .tnnoine;ni? the pUn ,*
>t?*.-?.. th* ihwanhsrtsnnnof the troops conmerred
early on Fob 3M The shore*, forts *.id houses are i?.
sUraeM us cr<?w.!?? ? I sTstfc BMllVOS enget lo ? . hike
1'r.iy, and ihre, of ru in wer?. ID :tn;>e! i . a.s ?
on ihe hrM co.umn of tfOOfSI twnoi them were shot,
while the third threw h:ni??". f OBM .1 ?crg?.i.it. whotn
he otow with 1 ktaec Theftrst . laruaj f Hps
Mood heated ihe imagination of tlie DtOOBO, an t the
assailant le I amid a shorn r o( nails s?a,, |. ,
Cldrntthe troupptr. ir' :.c '. OD r< g .r.l.c?s at g* .
of the) COS IB) tf e.r advance IB r. ?-il?r ..rd?-r. a<s>
rrrthttsiHins ?m bnnowng htMm m e af the g ins,
BBtoaiehed Use Suloot In the mean um- IheUUUe
steamers and trig ot w ir u< nc 1 a hrisk .,.1 i
hre on t! i Mrtn v.M s. 'o.ini ni..h tXi,i.;:oi the cor.
Felles .on hoied on Ihe right. aid d vlitrged >iortibs
ami grena.'es n MCh ports ol ihe tow ti wuere mono*,
of natives were seen. The sti.vi >- .if the If ag wu
mainly MUshuUMo tt the etocasMhsBi ? of the ra.
?im? er oescers Mstlinf Ukeaan hres on the nmata, fr im
win 1 ee tfis-y lejsjk the aagBM ,,i the |irt?. Ac , aa>!
gare icl ms I ' the clct ation ill... .... v?.;a
.1 :? zu 1 i * a.', uravv 011 pie, ,?...n not oth. rw;w? at
t.?ui.,Kc The fire directed to the left ieas?d shout
ni!<M ty . this theieion was ander?MpeSJIMNM at
mm ? : 1 "onimor geni r.i.. who mi'.i ?. . i >i..t
on Fort Panlol. ranarifrd i v the fahrfri ** ihe
eUOageet in the place On the rig il the firing was
ke[?t up until half-past one. In advancing to the
uwillol tort Dnnieithetroopsbered their hrea?tt
end pressed on The fire from the I :>.sn.i :
here mm iaeeanaM ud traunatasloaa, an I the r. ?ist
mice offered extreme'.r desperate . everr inch of
ground waadtsput. I 1111 Lst . ?,;? -Viva lalteuu*
M the 01.e hand. Md the war fell 0.1 the other Ail
Ihe far hope ol security lay oat Kon Dunei here the
tight area m untamed, the 1 ightet (earl 1!. aaeh ia
succession possessing ?)., . ,>? rjsj -wee . but
?vaalaal ? the Mlooe were . ? .? Had The Sisanua
tiag was laaasted on thefortr ?bp rathea i'avuai
lhaiien..? priest of the onler ol tecoletos, who payf
lor his Jarinff by being slain. . ic assailants on the
right had little to oven\?iue ?! I uaaaVI Mai othet
forts iii thai liuection hndbOM I MBttabtaJ TheS i!
tan. iu eeenpang from his '.it?. at oaagaaatedbp hat
Uatoos and a large face of M:;h eaYintllllllll 1 the
rich; division, which appear* to hive Nan paassl
struch. \t all evaatla. ute osaVsera wore,aad two
colonels w?re Irnnaialielely attcr battle placed in
arrest, and will be tried by a court martial to. cow?
ardice. Had theae oaaVsars artad with daciaa>n, the
Sultan must have been e ther? dn or asade captive,
and h's eecaBe natu tilv veaed the mir rpt! llnietasst
OeaecaJ The left divtatoa aaaTared a ken of 3]
killed and M wounded, while the los? the other
division was iainglei in
The defenders m Fort Daniel tou;ht to the lust
everyone of thentpcriahi 1 Thi ?.. m .?: the fort?
and part ot th. town w.,. deatroyeal on Um muh.
night . ihe cuptured arti?Vr) . ? .insisting of |M pieces
ol ordnance and .. ijuantiivol a.iiiuur.ilion. w< re eat
barked The number ?>l tin' defctnle.s ktaln OOttM
not he aecertainedi 1 m nwiM h ?v?. been ronaidetaMe.
The expedition thi a s dbsd for Karnboarani leaving
the Spanien Sag I leiing ovet the ru.ns ol 1 teeeti
ed city of Suloo. Owina to the advanced period of
Ihe asnfiaooai, and Ihe diaariiUliisu( (uUoariaa the Sul?
tan mto the jungle htstnaseee. the TirrrrrntiT tlsaaral
did not earn- out his proouaed anti nadnattoa*. bat he
arill probably retttrn to the vrort when the Uaaa is
more htracnMe.
London Markets \ > ?? ??^ k..si?i
r'luiB The asarhet has opened with a veri |sj
|k main!. .11 d the pUblkC IslnStO llS) went..if hea?i|r,
ettly 1 pari tutdli g buyora, at rather easier ralea ?kw
bags Mauritius were chtettt sold at Ma to tiki 6d lor
good to in.1 rrai and yellow 3fts to 3Ss for low to
m dl ng OrS,?M hags ,.t Bengal JJMMbagt umm\
vi/ Ma to41a for low to middling White Bonarat;
iSegd to Us forhaegain) yellow oVOMbagaal Mid
ras ?,rc nearly all bought in at ?.'tisrV.! to 31s (or
brown .'.10 bnga sold al IIa to Ms M ^.rtrjat
rVrunabuco were ail boagM m .it Maid to iisior
white. Ma m to Ma Id for brown aad yellow, or
: .1 i' agi u I Mcaakaof Ceylon, the fornser weia
I OUghl in .il His to Ma li<l Im broam and low yellow .
the cask ?o d at Mt U to 3Ts (of strong ^r iyish yel
low. MOhhdg ol Wist India hin e la en sold at uasior
ratet (tneluding IM bhda Barbadoes at auctioa.| A
cargo of MM caeea of brown Bahin hat beM sold
. goal for Amsterdam il Its Id . and a Cargo Of good
v. How Havana tor a [xirt in ore it Brttaia, the price
of whii h has not tranapired
Corral.?The public ?aies tonlaycornpriaed 6*1
1 i. s MOcasfcaof plantataon < et ion. ami rMbeaaal
native . nearly taawttoleol Iheforntci areraaouat
and after sale, al steady pricee 17s to 9m for tine
Ordiaary to low middling, and 5Ss to 75? lor mid Hing
to tine the native, which rotMiMod ol low gisii
ordinary quality, were bought m at Mi pnrcwf
llltl l..'t(?l hags nt LMtUjal ??ere SOU it rtuetiOII
U>day at fornet prices hs ld.t0M lor ordinary to
low maklung white, I,Ml bags of Madrat were
chieflv bought in at Pa. to Ms. (Id for pinkv. 7s 111 to
OS, for barb y, and ha Id lor cargo
Tr* - Ti e series ol ,.ti,, which commenced to?
day, comprised Mil packages id Vss.im ol various
kinds, and 11.mini packages ol China tea, ol which
I,a770wen corajou,IOIoolong, 1,4M se nt,1,1 maiige
j^ kix1. 1.7101 taper, IJMIyoausg hyaon, SLIM gunpow
der, and the reinaiii ler assorted Ol 7MO pack iges
paaaedi iboal IJM park a goo hava louaal buyara, m
additton lO the whole ol the BABNtBl Tile Assnin
sold as QJUaJ briskly . but the other te is pro'-eoded
very heavily. Without, however, showing any altera
lion in prii'i s Tin sale will conclude on Thursday
Liverpool Market* MAI 17
?i fii. r.due ch inge occurred in the Liverpool Cur
roa Marfcet on tin I Mi nil. there iiemg a considera?
ble demand m itJht sah ? ol 7AIM bales, avOMof winch
were ioi exportatioa
The market h i- t.ceu r ithet hem y to dav, in I d
though prict i are not changed antea yeataveay, rat,
%aellera are on tin- iaereaae and bupers on the 4o
craaae, there is a dowaward tendency The sale*
are , ktiuiatad at IdMO or I D00balra,aad inclu*ie 3.000
Amern an . leu Egyptian, 7;d to rs.d . 3.XI Burnt, 3|d
lo l|,l
At the 1 Mas M arkct, nt Mark lane, the upward ten?
dency of prices continued, the advance on Knghsh
Drain being Id to is per quarter Ploub bald IraaTy
Floating ear'.a s of Whiat btauirad for,iaeaaee*
qwaare of the Innneai ol the Utah market*.
??
Maas bester Mai it
Wi have had aipuel and very laCCttBBa maiket in
canienueace of Ihe slate of thutgr. at Liverpool, aad
though the actual stoppage ol house, long lorseen,
or at least lr. iuled Ioi some time, has partially
1 soared ihe ?tnaouMhara and led lo a slhgM reaction 10
prices, Imyrrs are bw Willing 10 eoiieede a corn s|Hind
tag in?arovenM nt here To 1 gre it esteat, both bens
era aad teilen iia rtltyoatal to trail the accunnta ef
transatlantic I OttOH markets before emh.irking in
new tr iiisaclious of any inai;nilude Where spinner*
andntaaufiacturcn have beendtspeeedla meMttM
full reduction in the ( OttM market by a correspond?
ing reduction in Yarn and I loth, buyers to some et
teat hava been (bund, aad trie constantly springing
up demand is found m arly adequate to clear off the
produi tn,11 iiid pre veal the accumulation of slock*
Sonn- ol OUrgfOdUOen were demanding a slight ad?
vance *his morning, hut. generally apcaking, good
might la i.a.l a'. ..i to id |r M, under tin- ralos of this
? 1 ,v w. i-k. or ol M f m from the highest point it the
eollimeiicement of the yenr
Woman's RlOnTTI CoMTMTMMf. ?VVu
publish this inoriiing a repo.t from our own cor
respondent ol the first day's proeeediaga of the
Ohio Woman's, Convention, not doubting that it
will he rend with interest if not with cordial
sympathy bf many of the Dhtet candid and
thoui/h'.lul persons in every part of thi- country
It is easy to sneer at a movement which can
templates an important chaatga in the relative
position of the sexes and war* with long ? >t th
Hahotl cnitfiaia intl oaap rootnd prajaslstM; hut
it I-, our aettled conviction that those who have
bagun this movement know loo well what they
arc ?botjl IBtl are too deeply 111 sMkfnatM to \>r
diacouraged, still staaoWMtad, hyridieate, how?
ever co; :o'is> in ininistered. \\ e shall doublles?
2? t farther re; ort. trom our corre .p.indent to
day Meanwhile we copy the fofhswutg irotn a
[etU r in the Cfet Usaf nsvasa
Were you to look in upon us just at thi* time, you
would hardly think it a Woraaa's < mvaattaa pecu?
liarly, for there are nentiy aa ? ury -<t the ga.iaut s?x
pr' ? r.'. a.? ot their kisters. .N. .::,?-r would you see
ti.1 look of prying ctirfoaity, the ilj laer( the half
uf?r? .1 <??(. il'...' yon BUghtuaagli .a anattair
as 1 ? ? : k :.' 01 f WoBM ,'. wo ; 1 . rtl The truth
m am] of tahttst that any delsbeiMira
U-.!y Diterltl hej.rou.l to Hi'knowiedre. Seated in the
Mr. rR?S(.i.s I) Ogat, one ot Ohio's no
Lie I . .tighter ?a woman, a wile, a mother, a mem?
ber of society, di h. lent in the (?rformanee of no
O'.lv. a in heart, y< ttvlag a lite the most real,
tin rnoat aaraaat, the aaost tr**t%fttl. that co'jidbe
sc.-;: i r w r.t'i n
0atheDunneoaCaaanrMMaM Mrs get ?-;.??.b>the
?? e aouland body of ihr dlMinguiihededaMtrt
of the I rater, nd Mn LtaataR I ?-. the eloquent
eeturer. w ho r.a.- arne 1 :*? many hi art* by the sin
k'.la: p.wrri.l 1... .?_Hut Mrs. Sanas
I elm -1 R the loar, more rieh? more original, than
her pen repraaeatt ncr, and I must net my pen for a
i DiCst, for 1 muM batea beten with my very an
-.t-'. ??- ha usual, she ia ready to onpoee aB rsfaa?
to defend the men, and yet U tan that aM Mwar*
was re uly to tight them fntm g.r;lio?al till the paaflast.
Barrernarkshave l ..l.t a spirited aaaan
irpeathei ueatioaof theequalU] oftbesoaaa Part
st ik.-i. ny Mr Koiimson. Vir ila.-ker of Kngland.
ni.d .Mrs '(,.,-, who'e e: ?;'.( :.''? baUM hodv anl
gpuitchntaed Mr. I ktforoneet?Mriyootinlfcca,
?. . ....:. ? , .is tat pom: The mreung
through : 11 mm ' "'i b* lad arlh the hiebest
dacorunt, .->.... u. tarna .. .n- v atlad setot$mw>
its have-e'.dom u-i'.i gathered log? Ii.er Nu lunate
? al rail aga, no iginrant cant, hut en nest, soul stir
mi*; effects for a i..gher. Bat r U
BT The sto unship Wmliei.l S.-ott, Cap?
( .... u i ' it >r* O: ii. ) il : Sty tlV-b
In ? i.

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