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NEW YORK HERA1J). V*>K Obato ofOoaBMrw relating to Sailing and re SM« of iM Vattwl iuim lny (Mm laltaw iMmoBAinn akd thus Thbatmbnt..We print, bujrg platform, which is the same thing. Eon. their mMi litwhiiMi la m»» of Koeato. It «M tin NEW YORK HERA1J). V*>k. voted that a fifwnt tbobld on nfllmt to the ona*. ttprocal trade, 4c. The fltt on feonfd the Prinse- to-day, several documents relative to affaire Salmon P. Chore is the leading democratic aui4u of the St Loul gallant ton at Halifax ia describeJ as been a tuoat We know not what may have given rise to Proi Foreati »m l»vt»*d by tba w JAMBS GORDON BBINITT, Laving which have created some excitement in free roller of Ohio. Hon. John P. Hale, the letters of committee to dm up nchtrckt afUir, and radicates that however tattle the credited rumor some nropoted eoefr*»ua>to« ud a programme 1'KOPRIETOH AND EDITOR. generally prevalent this city generally among oor foreign popula¬ after having run to the end of his tether of u»e intended publie maaife»«*ttoaa, tb* mm to to maj be the feelings of the Yank*s and colonial in the circles of thin metro¬ su'emitied to Uh approb»«loo of the Hit of tb* days ago monetary tion Grave chargen have been in New Hampshire, has cat loose, an>l located MumftM. Tbe « tb» meeting errice k. w. ccr?:eji op ypiao> (LSD kassao str. the American and British naval particularly. hope lu'er'erenee of the Ameri¬ dshennen, officers, polis. that the Secretary of the Treasury had made the masters of the bimpelf the of Wall bat can government la the pol tm«l affairs of will bu her civil functionaries, are de¬ against immigrant among lawyers street; expressed Europe TtLtLMH ««ai 1m iMoMt. including Majesty's concluded the purchase of a building in Wall ho sticks to free therein u mar ships George Canning and Constellation. A sol, Notwithstanding he failed 1' T-i also iwolved tba» a g»and ua of tin* m /iUr bxmald iwair" r termined that uo event shall, possible, tho for the it .'emeeree* meeting n» WMMKLT mHALD (MTV rfa&Asj at «V nta street neighboring the Custom House, frantic at the to ran into the on that frknds univei'al choald take plaee at on friendship ettetlni between them. mother, Iocs of her child, wbicb, presidency issue last early rhe da> 01 tnu m |>r «r 18 >tr mmm; di gitr»p*tuk riiH» M m personal of its converted into an Assay day. Ka'herlng mot fixed li M| sort «/ 9r«at SHtefe wi W to <w« «/ In addition to a great variety ci other entertaning purpose being perhaps, was hastened by the sea voyage, and fall. Let the free soil democracy, at all upra bat it will probe' ly t>- th* i2i of September, th« tk« OMtM wt H 'rrr'n Ih ¦.f II j> Office, to the of a rccent the as aro to lead anniversary r.f the firs* Fiench 'evolution. fOt,oTVT4JI / co*«jj.*i'umJ5ncb and important matter to-day's inside pages contain conformably provisions roughness incidental to the steerage, charges events, they off, appropriate the The committee «w o* «yi« l<iu that some »¦«» «*««»«<»« «m /Murur :A« werid rumor neither been influential /pmb ^ a; (/ ut^, description of the articled in the Coast act of Congress The has that her bereavement waa occasioned bad Maine law. and do KmcrUsans should ho invivd to ualte with thorn, in order .Wktl^mJIyMMjor IV^Oci (.!>:» Conuroi graphic by Liquor they may something. to tlvo t«iepath to tbeir call to ib« universal ItlTI » »UTWIiLA»LT (UDMTO IIAl ALL t-KT- of the Palace I confirmed nor contradicted, and the is tho ilemocraoy. TUI .» 44illin(lniT HI Survey Department Crystal ; Ate public water and bad food. The circumstances in We commend question to the spec'al atten¬ Hc&pra. WlDdmulloi. K.ll.-er ». d Beiancourt were can- *11 ££ TVHR8 ay ww*i i^r StbtcHptioni. or witJk JkAmr- New« from Oregon and Territories The therefore left to mere as to its vera¬ the other r.equently «mpow»red »« tak* «»ch steps a* tteymight; .» »»!< tlfrf Washington ; conjecture case were similar. But the Com¬ tion of Mr. Church. ^oil jkuJ v LW iriU «< UduetU jrtm of Mr. on a for¬ derm proper towards The Anwicin demieratic societies, Testimony Drury and his sen in the alleged city or falseness. We have, however, missioners of and to invito one or two of their member* to NUMUKO'WIWi Emigration examined the af¬ associate cafe of was . with the committee r> Mr TMt'.ti. Forgery againat Justice Boyd ; Commercial, mer occasion asserted our belief that there fair. and their Which doer he choose? Tho report is before the people. Washington At ten o'clock the adjourned Sitie 'J,«. jnvtt/ TlVKHP.yTS mu**,i tr*ry day Political and Miscellaneous Intelligence, Ac. no real foundation for the statement. We were, of the reunion of tho demo¬ meeting JOB PtWiTtSQ »McuUa jrtxt <*>uin.u. t/U*p*4m, **d It is all very well as far as it goes ; and we Union, speaking IV Herald and Its Dtatio and still remain, of that even cratic ireesoilers and hunkers of this ac¬ Hportlo* I«»elilgei»ee. opinion Secretary think that, if the shipmasters were blame¬ State, Iflt dc la Huh* of ll*v»n* aa4 the Dtario is too to the of 1850. and liHKAT HATCH GAME OP I KICKET BETWBEN ALt» VaiMM <VQ1 Bo. 433 Guthrie experienced", calculating, less. there -was n<> harm done by the little breeze cording arrangements '51, CANADA AND ALL NKW TOKK.BROTHER .IONA* OOctal of . Scxho. and a financier to expend over was '52, : THAN A LRNUTH AHKAD. AUrSiJIZNTl THIS 1V1IIING. prudent which stirred up. It will induce a little says We are afraid our Ameri¬ . Thoie vh that Spanish- half a million out of the nation's treasury the more on the of And now we aflirm that the Argus and those de¬ quite a larne gathering of gentlemen inter- vigilance part agents and inspec¬ mocrats for wbom it assumes to were either ested in field athNiue BOWERY THEATR4, 8o»«r» Liv.n aib t>ROw Tat can friends are losing their temper. It is a sum said to have been . for a of pro¬ speak, sports and games At the Bod . Dbbam it Ma* Tom Cribulb, paid piece tors. The English law provides that each steer¬ in iW'h to all these arrangements as bad and leaves a door open for sus- at is not. in the estimation parties good House, Harlem, yesterday. *h»-n the flr»t dsy's play of sign- ugly perty which present age shall be with a contract they occurred, or else that the Argu.», and those the talked of match between tho Canadian BROADWAY TUEATRB, Brotdwa^-YAiKBB is Tim.. of misconduct and foul to in. passenger provided for whon It to accede in long and No* Xavt a»d Onnniii IB A Pbiplix b<; I' ¦ bdi jambit. pioions play creep of men. worth more than half that speaks, by refusing Y good oik experienced ticket, which stipulates that each passen¬ faith to those did Itself without cricketers took place, avwding to appolatment. mi Duui. It has the additional misfortune of a in the course of a arrangements, plttse rendering amount and which, few years, ger shall be served by the master with at the pale of the democratic party and organization Tho match hoe been on tb« taj/is for mom ¦Maths, and HIVlOf, Brc»dw*y I, a Fobtvbb -Feats ob Pbri- man thoroughly uncomfortable for the time will become of less value. We in New York. The Argus may select just which of tho beit men were selected trom the Canada, St. MlU* IiADBBB- BaO'C Pi LJA considerably least three quarts of water per diem, and a the two Geoff*^ being. We are sure, for Instance, that the will state our reasons for the truth of horns of the dilemma it chooses. Sew York and Newark clubs. Thoy had all boon la doubting allowance of thus : . JTIiTW'! THEATRE. Cbembirt im«i. Capital editor of the Diario de la Marina, or His hx- weekly provisions, 2i Which horn does the Jlrgus take ? Will it Vrc practice for some weeks, with tbe tingle exception of . rumor BatvH- lUISllllu MilfifTRBl.- TvBB OvT CH.^XkA the that the purchase had been completed lbs. of bread or not who came from Company. General Cancdo. loi be biecuit, Inferior to good enough to take a horn? Coreery, Syracuse expressly, and had _____ cellcncy they may on these terms, or, if it had been, for questioning biscuit 1 lb. of wheaten flour 5 only two day* for preparation But, as we shall se« NATIONAL THEATRE, Cb*th«m etrtti.C»ou Tom's as one and the same haa heavy ; ; Cabin. regarded person. the wisdom of the Secretary of the Treasury in lbs. of oatmeal 2 lbs. of rice 1 lb. of The Destruction of the Pearl Street House anon, he was by no means unequal to tho work required much less ofmind he be¬ ; 5 sugar ; of him. BTT CHARLES Ohabhavb.t>«LB enjoyed peace since making such a bargain. This hotel, which was fire on Tues¬ THEATRE, Bowiry- 2 ozs. of tea, or 1 ozs. of cocoa or roasted coffee; destroyed by The was a fine on*.tbe Cbotimbt. Nodes v or Fb abhioi. t. gan to be angry with us. The wrath which It is conceded on all sides, day night, the site in Pearl street of what day thermometer standing at generally 2 ozs.
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