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NEW YORK IIERALD.
J A IHF? BOHOO'* BENNETT,
FBCFIETOR AND KDITOB.
Irncil, W. ? r RKKH OF fTLTON UK WAfWAr ?"8.
Volume XtX Wo. 1<>.
AMUSEMENT:: TB1H EVEN .'NO
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?*OAT>1TAT ITTIByTRS Bro?J??r Aktobv
Fleopatha > UiuHi'iavrH Nic.iit'? Dm*"
H'RTOM'S TT1EATK* iTh?mbnf? A PRETTY
Piece o?Bv#ini?9 a aiDiruux* Sioht * Djieam
W'TIOHML THEATRE. 0??h?ui otr?o? Aflomccn?
The Haiki u t?eu'n/ abi?.
I.AfJK'S TIIPATR* B'i ?dw*y SHU1??'I Cou*T
?II 1 1' fOLLW AS IT Flit*
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Vai.k Eiren-n? (iAM?i.*B I 1'iooim Two Buzzard*.
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Intra
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a?NVARD'8 GEGRAUA. 5C6 Br< ?Uw?y? Fasora it
wins Holt Land.
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HICKOI BLITZ? Stvtvb.ia^t Institute, 6M DiokJ
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uhitio?s or mi Juts fur irrok.
HOPE CHAPEL 71? Br *dw y Jones' Pantosc'i e.
RYaN a Atl. ART OF C HRISTIAN ART-841 Br ?<1
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^tw Yn'%, Fridnf , Ftbrxsrjr IO,
rit?> New*.
The Pacifla, from L'verpool, arrived r.t this rort
,?terJay afternoon, bringing our London flies to
the 26th of January, and Paris advises of the -Lh,
With the latest dispatches torn other parts of the
F.nrop; an continent. No decided reply tad been
received frcm tlie Kmpfror of Russia to th# list
rrt pofci'i .ns of other p .wers, nor had he on<te
tlly formal declaration as to how he would view
tbe t litre roc of the allied fleets into the Black
Our latent d?spa*ches in'imate that a commutr a'
tiot bad been received from the Cz. ir; tut it is proba
ble that he Tas seeking Inforqjation in re.ation ta
tbe fliets. M'atrvhile, the war preparati in were
carried on wl'h <reat vl!?or in England and France
in each of which countries full explanations of " ueir
inualini would be tnide by the respective govern
m?nts after tbe opening of the I'.irl aaient anl Con
Ht tut ut A-semb y. L::rd Ponsonby intended to sub
mit some im^oi* a.t n..-o'ii'ions upon 'he rubjeot t )
tie English I'teid, a c?py of whi h we publish. Ad
miral Dundas had x'aatle a stirring speech to the cie i
of a thip of war at Spithead. Intrigue aud the same
cautious line of policy --ecinid to still influence the
acts and gu'ie the counsels of the Czar. We refer
at more 'er.gth to the subject in an editorial to-i.ay.
Captain Watkl s, with Lis fellow snUerers o f ihe
San Fraici-co, had attived in Liverpool, where 'V
Captain made his official report of the disaster w
the Unittd St-u+es Consul, whxh we publish in fall.
I uipoi ian t neas lias co ae from Madrid, of the Inth
slU It is that C.escrals Concha aud O'Doun?'!,
brads of the opposition, ha" been exiled to the
Cauarit a >tep which ? reg irded as the fore -unner
of % rcur d'l/at. It apoe.iW that the exiles inolu ie
two ?x Goverrors cf Cuba.
Cvrr tb-ee hundr d persons *ere dn^ne 1 lu th.;
Bay of Dublin, oviog to ti.o -outdering of the clip
ptr .-Mp TajLnr, wh< n ily out f rty e'ght hours ol
her lii-t vojuge from Liverpi o' fur MelOuurae.
Tte news from Cali orifl-, which wili be found in
Mother part . f this morning's paper, v ontaina no.
thing startling or important. Tae Legislature of the
fiv.te titd convened a', BcnicU, aud Governor B'gler
i..d la I b? f re tee members iiis annual rnes->age, ??
c-'-,v,s c wbicii w:ll be found embodied iu lb
I*wh. A bill Hid b- eu iv.,.d it d in the II jus* o
Assembly. V.. 'b m called -lie C lif.-ruia Fugiive
Slave lav t< eVbiec* o' bicn is to retain in b mdage
i* -9C -laves which a ere 1 .'-vi to the State btf <n it
vtt admitted iut th. Union. Th ? *a-ou '.ad bee
,vry unfa'v *.ib> lor ti e ag-lc..' ir.sU.buttt*
aie rcy rt - ted as doiUj.' r->tn irk--.bly *oli. io-i
Bp.m'-iu. v.thJv -l.?i Wofg Id bMl f*ilen ofl slight
ly, but tEotiL- . V. ai I t a.va} t ) waxraut : he ^s^r
Ubn tba". the mine wen far ro u brin,-? ex a '-ted
The ftlibaeteung t\ it* ..eir at ?an Fj .nc'u o.
which * us r. -iig at .u; piev us ditee, tad ma.
teriallv . cd in ta'enaUj m d ua!e? toaw
fntl wa idcJ to the * ^ing embers, it ? ?nid pro
b?biy soot, die out en'lrely. Cap-. Walker was an I
Prt-ide. 'f the republic of Lower C i.ifortu; t:e
n?tiies Merc teuderiiit; their alk^imce t.) he u. y
fcorn gowrnme?t, anl t?e advent :rers wera
manag'xg affairs in amiuner that indi ited '.hey
felt ptr'e "y ccurr 'n thtir nesv bo. .its. duUiiU
?' tv irn" vemem i are >ig 'ly inter'' nj. ^
We have received ab.u>c a .d iuttrtstlnp let c,
iiom our N.c .ra?iu corrcsi-c deut, da e 1 at t>ri>. ?
.lasoary Utb, but ar^ coapeiled to pistpoa-:
it^ publication, owing to the ,-rtat vnauti'y of i u
porU&t rnaUtr wit. whi. U our e >1 iraos *re ov-r
flowing. We lciru tba- ibe mes-a^e of Preaide.it
p'.erce bad be- n received <n't mu sh oommenteJ oa
ty tba people. Th.- T an.it Co ipan.v, turougti
their agent, I' n '!?;* 1 Lejadu. a-i the Nicaragua-i
goveruaent, tlwugh thtir -r.reUry ior Korean
Aflairs, Don M.'teo Majorga, li?d es< ibllilied % ba^is
?f aimngcmcK* of their 1 ng J>en' inv; mS tnd-rst > J.
liig. Tlie com -any will pay t> Si'.irtgna for y
fbonwmdOaUir e..b, ia lieu of the ten percent
of the net p^ti' ? which w?re d ??' lier, an j< r
ebart-cr, up to .i ?y , 1^53 frotn whi.-h time, until
the ppjm< ..t ti 'be h?ms Egiu' d upo , apsrcapit?
t,f ('J it to l-e paid for each j? ??- .n^'r w'.a ! aj
travcrsfu thi i t uu.=, iud u 1 au to her ol forty
tVusaO'l dol'.>rs, not 1-eaung iutfr.^t, to be p.dd
t>ack to the companv oui of t' e prr capita tax
?n 1SC5. Sever- AmTiean citizens re-iding ut
Castillo, araalltonn ou 'he river San Juan, have
{si^'ned a pi' 'cr ;.i wlr.c ? they ive vi 1'intar.ly
clirod '.1 ei. t( irnit ? t; ?;f the ovtreignty o' Si. a
ra^ua ever that i ini. i.d have tran-m "i t ??
u ration ?> t ?? c ..ernruc- t at Mamr: 1V>
CousUtueut A -ettibl, w?, conv ktdtomeet ,t -an
H_jr. Jc M a V 1 Jiitiuary. A% t.-r ? to
th. in, t!e of 1 1 itui' '?iitn.'T iceti t isa orr correapt
?ti.i r. ? r?.'e? . ?ire authorized, ia ta?e
fhey (the mmUn} A >uld not L ave thato h mm on
fhecay if f-r ileir departure, to cioipa.
then t ? o ?o a eoiiliv.R to the law of the 20 tu Au
guat, If 3*? V t-huUi lbhtht entire letter aa.s on
ft.poesiMe.
Our Intellisync* ft (uWnf-bington thi* morn'og i
c.f an t'ti' -t tib ? ?II,K and exciting i-hariu.ti-r ?
i-it as almc t iurf |tr?on ?il a'te; tively r.?d the
coteiln, we unll not w-s'e space by referring to more
;hftt. ueccly the l?p<.rtmt poinU. Tut buld ?r t in
rel ef of t!:e indigent in*aue aud the paym?'ii.
Frvticli spoil .tiens were briefly debated in ths uit u
galea re. at- J t'crdiy, t-fU r wtich Mr Tiimr>
& 1th t ok the C>or >tta mide u lang si^ech iu oj
pcaition to the N; ,iiskh lvai.>-as Mil. A < t r o
<j cl i ruoi o R, 1 1 i at Mr. 8. a Q
>taUetov0- ludt la- remark' before the a !j - it i
ti( t. vl sub, it c po tjwntd till to-. ?j; ? t"
MOI4 ? aharp pt- oBal dLpute, urisiog '?rot O1
?B?Uft?d.?P> t*,^n Meaafa. WeU?r urd
fioltb. The ltt?l?viAtbos of b.tu gentlwaea ire-e
4?uito cai-itic, '' i jh;i \ i . ol i (
i-iUcnljlKt-e-. tl. .
Alter 1 -viii' a .1. o < m
i, or 'be L" d- .i ?
? .'.1 tl- ? i< i ' ? . !i i.
pwfRf MB ?poo ihe former j?arty. Tue I'm
;lf? t ,k ' . . . ?
v^cd lie th fc. ... . -i * i' .. t i a /,
v._ York " To "omplet* the work
07d' traction, a motion wa? made to re-.- insider the
!t? nto-efl by another to lay that motwn on the
| 11 ,v,-r latter ww carred by the casting vote
r ? f4W Ii ijd the yeas and rajs being eighty.
I ? , .1,/rt I -* the Comm'ttee if ^ays and Means
I wir have to recommence their work. The House
having thus u> d. ne all that they hvl been engaged
*n" J'.lug ' " seveial days adjourned .prior to the
trar?f-"t!on it any other business.
The resolutions remonstrating against the adoption
by Congress ot .lodge Pouplae's Nebraska Kansw
b 11 pa?ed our State Senate yesterday, in the shape
tlicy were originally presented by th" free so,', whtge,
ufter a very exciting controversy between their ad
vocates and the silver gray-. The que tion ww
taker iep.<rritely onei:b rcso'ntion, and the oue re
Questing our Congressmen to vote aga u't the in ?
sure wr, only opposed by six of the -even national
democrats in the body The Assemb.y reused to
rece.r; or' test from Mr. Clinton, (national demo
crat ) relative to the a;t!on of the House cn the Ne
braska question the day before. Toe Temperance
b 1 was debited at c wsiderable length, acd flna.ly
referred to u spe< ial committee to be reporter com
plete. This matter seem" destired to un lergo ma' y
modifications before It becomes a >aw.
We have in tyre, and shall to- morrow pub i-h, tue
report of Mr. M" Alpine, the late State Engineer,
relative to the condition ol the State worlM at the
clo-.e of the year 18f3. This document is very
Itntrtby and coitains many valuable statistics and
much general inforaatio with regard to our in ter
ra) impr .efcenU. which shonld Ik- carefully read
-?d iM' e-tcd hy every voter prior to the election
wui ii"iale? pl? e next ?e-k on the pr. posed
awfTtr fi,t-, Vj ff constitution, in order to secure
fbe completion of the canaie.
Mr. Francis M. Dimond, the present Lieutenant
aiid acting Governor, has been nominated for i'.oyer
n.r ly the Rhode Island Democratic State Con
Another awful report has reacted us from the
South, of ?Te*t lo?s of l'fe hy steamboat burning.
The America is reported to have beeu destroyed on
tbe Alabama rivfr m the 20th alt , and about Lt'y
t ergons perished in tbe flames.
* We yesterday ree ved a copy cf a commutation
from the Finance Department of the C'omPtr ^?
o, flee to the Common Council, upon the folowmg
subjects as quoted from the document itself .
rrt i rrn> ei nr th? ord'nan-M
!"r V " Y ' r, v.. t.v ral eer?r "?n "? h' nr'
??* ??? ofitmiia'ioo en's off 'oe Iwm ^ , _
? ih? wwkd0M?M deelisdhr
?*??*??
,,.,,ti??U.ttioOomttioQO.ui,ciI ^ -.jig* Th
bi \ ?ri bout th? owflurw oe th
'*nfuh-R:"<0? of tbe .. J'nan eprs..r blng th. p
V , i - H - r?l A- ?rtiufn*.?. lb ^> P - "
% :d 1 1. 1 > b t.i 1 o ' .???? ; ,n of hs <3 ? iri -a ?
r-c;>-'f?! v V . . "IV- ne-'unitr, ?f ?tr?rA!
1 i-"r? ' n.r*1' ?f.'/if' -tR of th-> ordinance of t*19
?H?r?tJ db n<l . T of tb? naoioip?l ?>t'rn
tuoct cf Ibe ch?itr.
Owing to the length of (his communication, we
have f>und it necessary to d,ferits pubdeatiun, ba.
t-ba!' r.erhaps, g've 'n to-morr' t s paper.
T-e B ard of Couocilmen met last evening, pur
?aant to adjotirn-ent in their ne* room, formerly
occupied by the Superior Court. On the orsanizi
tion of the Hoard the President addressed the mem
b. rs, congiatalaiing item upon their eff. rts to pro
mote tbe welfare of the city, and teciifg cou&deu
that the people would tee that the presen,
Boar) was truly of the re'orm or ier. The annual re
port of the Conaissioner of Stress and !;amP? ?a ,
received, laid on the ta >lc. and ordered to he printed.
Tl" Hoard of Sapcrvi-ora last evening rrdcred a.,
item of 530!) to he a aid to Mr. Lawyer Ci ver.
tbus aipeaw that the services of the abalitionists are
voluntecrrd for something more than the em^ly nun
, of pb??ntbropy. .
Tlie > or and Chief of IM ? tnr.de tbe " semv
M nual remits U> tbe Common CofflKi , U*
-he bit f congratulates the city r a the effletenoy o
tt- Oeiartui?nt, a'id gives Us dsdded apjrovJ iu
re'er-rce to tbe present ?y?-m of 8ppain*(og police
in> n. Tie Mayor repudi ?te any ' ir'ber rM rfere'ice
)>, th<> Lffli'la'ure in the Police Pe^rtment, an-)
call- upon the Conmon Council to interfere aad pre
vent it possible, certain propo-eu a^U? no?v Offore
that 1?. ly.f/.'Ui becoming i '-?*? r 'P0,u Me
' publl-hed elsewhrre.
' Nec?ssi?y compels us to defer publ'ca^on of
a urrti< nofthe fourth d^y 'a proved. 69 lu he .'lilt
t,,ry C'.u.tof inquiry relative to thai >ss of the s-eiuv
.binSau Francisco. The testimony of Lieutenant
Freaont again occupied tbe attention ot the coui.
yesterday. .
A solemn lii?h m%?> was celebrated inSiin me
ter's church, B v clsy street, yestcrdiy niorning, for
the repose of the souls of tue var ous Roman C it > -
lic-t s?uo loft ibeir l.ves by tbe dv-aster to the dan
Francsoo steamship. Xhu Rev. Mr Qulno pastor
t,flb clurth.oili u ei as bi<h pr wt, and about
t?o bum; red person^ were present at the ^rcnK.y
N.ual.s e,t Hour or gr*in were made yesterday
after -be n cf.pt of tbe TUcKc's ne^ , tend ,z to as
t.bl.sb price". Mulders of common brand* ? ato
flour a-ked $'?? 26, but no bu,ers offered .hove f ? 1
a in. Cotton sold to a limited exteui bewre -Uj
bi iis and the market cl<*ed heavy.
Our columns this morning couUin a gn ?*? v*ri" y
ef iutnestu g telegraphic und other intor a" o.. . '?>
wi.ich cannot aff rl sp^ce to allude; indeed,
ib?re was such an overwhelming influx ot ne?i ye
tfci<i.?y, that we arc c> mpdiedtn omi m*uy lo a1 re
. . rs ?rd much < t i- r intelligence tLit we h .ve iu
M -.e 'i.d sba'l publish at the earli^t oppirtuoity.
War Pi o*pitt?.
An vict* from London to 25th au::ouuce no
(t.ii'f iu the state of affairs On Saturday
c niitvr Ll-t, a rienpatcb from Vi "tna informed
Great liriiuin tnat the Czar Nicholas intended
? ? i\ c ? H i- Vienna |nvp- 1 ilioiifi. in '.stvd on
.1 - '!< n being c- ttled by Turkey and llus-sia
i ! e, isdliured to ev< ry d( uiaud made by Priuco
Mi i n 1 ? . ' . < !!. and appointed Princo Goi t-?eh<ikoff
Commander-in-Chief of the armle* in the Prin
i i i.rt'n.? bin plenipotentiary to treat with the
Poite Tni* would have una uuted practically
'o a declaration of war; and ucrordingly . the
i n. (it clined on Monday and Tuesday. On
l,i lot !? i (' iy, the Rufsian Minister in London
1 1 i\ i ll ? ! del* from bin c >urt to inquire >f 'he
J it ir.b y rcrnmcut what the intentions of (he
c< ntliiue t!e"t- were whether they intended
to take nrt with Tmkey or whither they tud
lv eid' is f^i\ t i t" lii*' (leet?. would !?? !?:!*
t i '.,{i 'y f. . .. ;i' by the wit b.lruvii' of the
' u Un t.ht ?. The fu ds iti O.i>o
I, 1 I." I ' . . ill 1. id tOUCle 1 ; 1
1 1 '.I !" ! . Al 1' iri ? ; t ei- Wtl.M t')(>
>'( ill o -J i c nur ii v
. C ' t ?. , > . a t i i i ill lOU of .I'l
?nwillingcef* n n his pert to rfmrt to huRtlli
t ? ? a:.d ? ' . , ? e , : * \'f
;> ; i r > . . ;t i c' of \r \r; i
.i- t e < nli ?: ? , n t .i . <ud . >ii
. ' of .r. -..inLi V'Ctntio N euy to
. ,1. . he! ? ;? . uill i ? K'?i 1 '?
tin JH-r'f M'.i.cUt ?.l * C ' i . li 1 ? ich
i i . i . it i !i ? rd i is . t'ih> .
i ' 1 0 II to L, 1
; u j tl t (J, ir i ? ? i> ? i i-tir an . . .. , iivt.A: >1
' 1 )i ; : i t> (i il, in . xt ? * ? hi N*ie i i i
?< ' ? ' ti e i!i tin b v.' ,'.,i: j 1 tii til ii Si
With thv uvuwuudi'- 6.i ofateppiug ?u oe
tween ihe Russian? and the'r enemies and pre
venting the former from prosecuting the war.
How, under these circumstances, the Czar can
help resorting to a frank declaration of wan
we are at a loss (o understand.
Even the reply of the Czir was dictated by a
lingering desire for the preservation of peace.
An accident may have precipitated the outbreak
of hostilities even before Baron Brunow receiv
ed it. It would anpear that when the Russian
Admiral at Sevastopol received the menage
of Admiral Pundas. requesting the Russian
fleet to remain in that port, he replied immedi.
ately that he bad no orders to receive from any
foreign power: and Prince Monschikoff. who
was in tha vicinity at once ordered the fleet to
put to sea. Whether this be true or no. a sc.
cond rumor ascribes similar orders to the Czar
himself, and the allied adminls have collected
together the whole t-f the vessels under their
command. At the last dates, a naval battle
between the Russian and the allied fleets, some*
where in the nnighboroood of Batoum. was
? poken of as an event by no means improbable
This of course would cut the gordian knot.
Fiom the Danubian Provinces, the generei
tenor of the news is still favorable to the Turk
ish cause. The Russians had not yot succeeded
in retaking Citale, but were coucentrating ail
their cisposable forces against it. On several
points further east on the Danube the Ru -ians
had crossed the river, and ravaged a i-mall por
tion of its southern shore; but no perm mont
position had been occupied, and prioti* tlly lit
tie seems to have been gaint d by these manoeu
vres. The Turkish ariny i? in excellent d ci
p':ne and high spirits: the Provincials compUin
bitterly of the exactions of the Russian in
vader?.
If anything further were needed to show 'he
imminence of war. we might refer to the spoecb
of Admiral Pundas, published elsewhere, in
which that officer, speaking on behalf of the
Lord? of the Admiralty, notified the sailors of
the roya; navy that a war was at hand and
"that war with Russia." We might likewise
draw attention to our Pari? correspondent's
letter, in which the intrigues set on foot by
Rued* and Prussia to detach Napoleon from
the Pritish alliance are carefully described. We
might also noticc the conjunction of a further
decline ir. the finds and in cotton, and a rise
in breadstufl'e. Put tne Czar's position alone
renders the maintenance of peace impossible,
short of a n. r.icle.
Mr Everett's Speech.? We are disappointed
with Mr. Everett. On whatever points we may
difftr in opinion from the Senator frotn Massa
chusetts, we have never been wanting iu doing
jufcticc to the extent and variety of his attain
ments to the grasp of his mind, and to the uni
form integrity whicn lias marked his political
course. When the Nebraska question arose, we
looked to Mr. Everett witb some anxiety. We
knew not which side of the quarrel he would
espouse ; but wc felt persuaded that on which
ever he was found, he would defend his position
mai fully. and debate the great question fjom a
philosophical and a constitutional point of
view. Wc are sadly oisappointed. Whatever
merits the speech may possess as a poetical
composition, it is assuredly gravely deticient in
depth of reasoning ami cleai uess of view. Mr.
Everett has discussed the point as a special
pleader, when wo expected him to review i>. s
n statesman lie has f-pent hiuiself on petty
trivial pettifogging details when we anticip itt-1
that he would grasp the whole is-uo as a unit,
and solve it with a stni/le master-stroke. Wn.it,
does it matter if the laws of 1830 were only
statedly applicable to certiin territory? Dm:
that imi air the force of the principle they in
volve ? Was not the whole pith and skie'.v ol '
legislation of k'ft the e-'abli 'hroeat of a ru i ?
t hat 'he [?" op e of Hie Territories should legU
late f< r thiuiselv son the subject o : lavcry '!
and was not this ioconsist tit with th" compro
mise of 1820 ? Is it to Mr. Everett that we
must say that the principles of two Uws
may conflict, though expre^sedly thoy refer to
entirely distinct and opposite objects? Then,
upaiu. how disingenuous the plea for the Iuiian
anl Mr. Everett's o'jt-ctlons to the moasiirc on
? hat ground! Really we begin to think as ?
have uiit-tuken our man.
Mr. Everett t?-lls us what the people of M ta
sacbusetta think of slavery. It is very gratify
ing to know their views, though rea'ly since
1810, the Massachusetts folk h we hastily ever
all wed us to forget that abolition was thrivm*
in their midst. But. pray, wh it have the p o
ple of Massicbust-tts to do with tbe people of
Nebraska? Have th?-y oue tittle more right to
choose the form of labor to l>e used in Kanaas,
than the people of Kansas have to direct the
factories of Lowell, or the farms at Concord?
Tlify talk raucn ol' morality, these excellent
New En glanders, both t?y their own mouth. .
and Mr. Everett's : and are loath, ho tells n .
to suffer thai our future ft'low-couatrym -n in
Kansas and Nebraska should l?e ta r. ted fro i
the cradle witb the si:' of slavery. What Mi-.
Jelly by s have we her'! 1 h ir own p en are
starving- their alm?-bou>e- ire full? t'.i'-ir pri
sons overflow ? their jail docks are orowdc I
with malefactors of both sexes a id of ill ages -
crime ol eifiy hue is i pidly > ?ci ? Mi;ir wPli
the increase of population: uid y?t these ad
mirable men of Boston have phi' .'irop,, to
spare *o? the future c. '/.- us of IC-.i-i
Lower Camfou.via Colon::!. W.\. m ;. - r i i .1 .
Tru mptiast.--" Manifest Jc9t.i-jyv op; -ats to
bo on tin1 road to a ppeely fulfilment in
Lowrr California. C >1. WnlUor h M- thai pe
ninpula. and is Marching on 'Vo:n ? conquering
to conquer." Head tlic purring aowa by t e
Star of the Wept.
Col. Walker, it will bo reineaiVrod. mide a
lodgm?ut at the southern <x;re:ri;'y of th<?
peninsula, with l< ><* than tiftj men, nafi boldly
proclaimed Lower California auind* pendent re
public. with a cabinet, an army and a navy duly
appointed; tind all from a b,?.iy of forty- seven
adventurers in a hu"i1 ? eoujtry. 0 it oil from
the ir phippinifi a'-d full 1 1 1 milea from
San Fii'i.cin 1 1 ? pci?. Rut ? ????? m' l lHCaine
in time; aii'l at the last 1 'hie with v f.jrc of
two hundred men and several piu <>t irti 1
Iny, it w.-w belie* cd the I li i . _r *v - tiled;
tlmt th Mexicans were ul? t <nt J;y '\m-hed
out." and that the R"pub'ic ?! LottrC^dil
w.isa Mis d IV. *t." Ia t ?? ??. ? v c j were
rupidl v , 'v ? 1 hi their m ii.v.ivi r*.
and wctc t>i ,. pg i.i -v. . sU ace
ai.?' tti ;t!ott? of war.
, 'J'l *!* 1 > < : of .lir i . v ? ]*. wit', 1
"r < t 1 1 ?d ? ' v- a 1,1 1
.Ri..i ; iii a ;1 >' i*l aO, on tl.e opp <*> cii!" of
<h< no ? >h "f tli" Gulf, to re;u?l tii * lit hu-Wos: j
i..: ' ? were w 11 a day' p. i 1 1 <?f tttoii
l:i ad-t^tiBi tf-r*. they in \ ere this I ,i e coots to
i ilt ?p. lflh"y have doi e po the rc-nlt nny iw j
r< an Ij c> j* v.m <? T* h vi*rt Me.v'.e : >. 1
I p< 'I iPy t! rn ? ' ' I ; ; 111 t ,i'ul I
lor two uuudrt.u Anglo 0.1 . a C .liloini>iu? and '
Texan rangers. In fact, from the proceeding*
of the invaders, in laying out cities and survey
ing harbors, they evidently consider them
selves at firmly located aa William the Con
queror.
What will S&nfft Anna do? Nothing les9
than Santa Anna, with the elite of tbe army,
can do anything to upset the now republic.
And should he march to the rescue , the news of
his approach will most probably bring thou
sands of reinforcements from Upper California
to Col. Walker. To all appearances, in
deed, the republic of Liwer California will hold
out. The exigency suggests the poliey to the
President of the United States of withholding
the Gadsden treaty from the Senate, and of
pending the General back with larger instruc
tions. He might now be successful in getting
Lower California at less than cost We com
mend the subject to the special attention of tbe
President and Secretary Jlarcy. Strike while
the iron is hot.
N< r? Sen let Blmlu DIaaovered -Over
whelming UTliltnce ogainkt the Pi?ilitnt,
The home or?an of Geu. Pierce, the Concord
Patriot, has come to the President's rescue,
with every facility for procuring evidence, if
any existed to refute our charges, with tueir
own files to refer to. and plenty ol witnesses
convenient to be summoned if tliey could only
say uny thing In his favor. The Patriot fails to
adduce one tittl? of testimony to exculpate
Gen. Pierce f'r< m the accusation of having fa
vored the Wilmot proviso and written a free
soil letter in 1818.
Ti?e Patriot alleges that it was the unani
mous wish of the Democratic State Convention
which asse mbled at Concord in 1818, to nomi
nate a candidate for Governor, that Gen. Pierce
ehonld be their candidate ; but ha '? positively
drclimd'' It strikes us that peremptorily re
using to run on the sa:ue ticket with Gen.
Cass ? although desired by the whole State
Convention to do so? was rather a back
handed way of showing his friendship for Cass_
It is true that Gen Pierce did condescend to go
into the Conv< ntion a?d make one of his gopho
morical nourishes in favor of the democratic
candidates. But what of that ? It amounts to
nothing at all more th ai has already loen
stated in the Hkrai.d. It simply shows, us we
have shown before, that General Pierce pro"
fessed friendship for both divisions of the de
mocracy . and was " all things to all men.''
But look at this fact : The Patriot does not
produce one word or syllable written or spoken
by General Tierce at that time disapproving
of the course of the barnburners or their candi
date*. The Patriot's defence is not merely
feeble and insufficient but it is a total failure,
so entirely w> ak as to go tar to establish our
view of the case.
But tWs is not all. We comc now to a piece
of testimony which seems to ti? so coiclusirc
as to decide the matter in the mind of every
body. If there ;s a solitary reader of the
! Hkrald who still entertains a d ubt that Gen.
Tierce's letter to John Cochrane and other*?
frte soil committee ? in 1818, wis a regular,
thorough -going, out-au 1-out tree soil letter, we
think that every such doubt will b? removed
by reading the documentary evidence which we
here produce.
TheConcnrd Patriot in the article to which we
have aln ndy referr* d. speaking of th" c ?-rapaig.t
i f 1848. tiuu of Gen. Pierce, s.ij 'No one wilt
deny that he th? n, u- long b-fon and ? ver tiac
cx<rciscdiv nr at iul'.ucncc in the politics of
this f-'tiite." In this the Pitriot i? right. for us
small a man ne he is iu the Presidency, Gju.
Pierce w# ncvevtholet'H coisiderubl" of a ma i
in the little Stat* of New Hampshire. Ncv. it'
Goli. Pierce, accord i; g to bis own organ's state
n.<nt Lad smh a potent in lue ?ce over tl: ?
politics of New Hampshire, and if G n. P'-rce
was not a free soiler and a Wilmot proviso
man. how happened 'he Democratic State C>>u
vention of lv w Hump-hire to adopt the follow
ing resolution. \ tzl: ?
A*T;-<-t.*V. K\ UKS'iLCTION 0? TDK > li>V UAMl'gmaK
I'V M ? HAT 0 CONVKN ? I )N.
Ue-ohed, Thai f uiong tbe do*Tine* of f Jemo
cratic (.aivj , the nioet 1m pot tint is an aWlng ad
bt-reiicr to the mi-n . .? a of the conmi' .tiiin, ? ?
the aiidior of hafctj to the Union itsslf, while :i ch >)
p .Bit tia.C ?io?i# ui r fli n t o/'ji i irf th in >ur clvc* lt>
tin ro' li> tin tut nr w tier cueaUtio* oj slave y, a ml
lh<it ire vi U oj/ o\t so gi cot a ? eril /i the. proper t of
rivihzaton uuil i an ty, r he iev.T <i proper ?
?ion fl iil uirm , ?ud b.v ?verj in-a-s ire en - or- '?
with the c ?Hf,<tu1?uu and* lVi c vpmiM{ i '
we deetn he itnputatinna of on | ... i lent* on 'jut
subject too faUc i< bt: ? rthy <-f regard, too frivo
lev.- to be aor-hy 01 aiu-<ft t j j i^coijsiatetit, omini;
a? they ii<> fr mi men who opp.i-e the con of
sn born e re.*piu- fiotn Ubor to our o?-i|>yuiu> 1?
l;.>r? r? X >rth. to i "?-e to a point v'lere thay m*y i> ?
rracbftf by aiij other m* 'inn v thn ;o I\r
vrdn'hni it cur .-rlt ;/!?? com tioi, as the demo
cm r y.'iriy l.iie L ??.'(./ r ,jn , iW nt:i.\>.r >? -.??./
tii r itiri/u to, u .*t ? r.'u.-U .?/.,. ?'?/ If oif.fr fj ??! in
m y lerii'ory ? tiieh l. ij* be a- jnitvd by or :i.ne.\?d
to the Uiiiu <1 St ii.es thitii. i/iprece of the rotes
of ovr litltg tics in t ^ in jaw of ifu IVilm
Jl'OViiO.
At ag .in - the [ ? ^Nlatur- of New II anj
tliirc, luoe :;o 1 b-1 7 u t!.-a the tb! lowing
resolutions : ?
Ii. >o \ed bv tie S.-nate etui Hon o ?f R ,jre* ltr.
civ ? iii 'xecici ?l c/. art convene : ?
******
i i ali ? rtitnry tint -hall here fter be a Mel
01 M I r?i I ta 'ho "I'roteil -i'jto^. *he'P -i'a' ^ry d M
f M'tai thetune .>f snch additUa or ao<|uirem?nt
i el 'm r - v ij ii.t m\ iii.nt.uv servltudi. , ct - pt fil
th" ti'.nifrbn.cut nf crone, w'ltre if Mi" piny hw t' ??
duly co .v'cted, engt.t ever t ??* ???, bit' the t .
rxtfi'nO" of tlutfry i vrt unii *n 'i ttrrit > 'i ; a i (
that IK also apjw<*f volt of ur Scii sail
Htpit eh titts Ccagyui fui<n of lit
mot *o.
The ft:OVfc <*?.< V '-cuteJ in the Ui'.ied --tit
Se. , Dt o. i'"'t IS i r , i * as -i ? . < (1.
Mo. es N hi hi- Jr. kirn. l,e Ilenx? o: R-^
H>hKV QnD\i<ti, i'rt -idtat of :beysi.?U'.
Approved, Juw .'to, l^t".
Jjiiid \V. Wi. l. > - O 'Ternor.
Mi s. tk Nori i* u id Williu is aro the ]ire?i nt
1 'i 'tori State? 8c latoi'n troci 2f< vv IIani(>-. i
Mr. II 41 rj BibliurJ :? a n ??:nbc-r of C.?n., . .
from tb K'tn - Sta*c, uii'l jre^-a l'l ? - 1 'i- -r
donal organ in the Hon s of tbe PrcjM< nt
1 1 ' tw tbi ad 'iiiiiatruiou leader.
The New HampsliUe Patri>l of July 1 it
1817, in an editorial artie'e sf .tkinij 01 t;
above, stn s : ? (
The rjur-M in w.'i ? !ekc n oti t1. : adoption of ?
K)i itk)ii* by yea* i id najx >ij reunited? ym 14;!,
raya 114. * ? thl|l m4 IdlpMNli
v. t< d almojt In a t dy tat- rf-oluuoii' x<n
d/TTif iT-ts vi 1 1 ' ' r ti i I 'M. Mr \o U. .'
tf.enj.b S^ea'jtr ... ??? >.J t*i.* oti ibe fl^ir, <>aa
ta'xiii? tbe r? ilut < &?.
But tMs is not all, fu lb I ("ieucral ri'rer
rqoil 1 at h ci . 4-eiivlrn. a t .-nlnlioa tie- hu-iuir
' that we rl'plo/ the t.risf, in ?> ' try, > i d
regard it a# a at m >-al an ' soc-<il en'/.''
Ho iff.' nt <l '0 5 i.) tlie ' iril u.,
t-|H'Cfch (leliveri ? N' w J! ? , '.vp rtcd by
Mr. Fo e. This ilo^m t> r'.- ory !; ? a
moral tuid ot 'tl i ? v i i * la t1*.? . niulatii '. of.v'l
tbi anti-wlavf iy aud >1i!?iii Fcavnt >t o! the
N. rth- .t ... (.iii* ?> more true or Mae thau tb
MNMI er MNl CTlItdf ?.hi?e ^erritudc.
Tl.vu f e'. ii i. t't" w. t hia.r T'. ? ?
wire tbe ftt tinKnt?, I'lia i* t'10 plAiljino uo
w * ell (.i nt r il 1' ir it' no. ij v?.?\ '
Inter ?? 1 i d ' II r '? i 1 ? >n '? '*
iliirtcitj.tb.it J' .i 'oi .?? .iiiU Nelson Vv
tiibuij admit. '< An ?iy o;j? tii.i ly
believe that that letter was hostile to free soil
is an insult to hlB intelligence and common |
sense. If otherwise, produce the letter. l<et
the President take the seal off the Scarlet
Letter and clear his skirts. If this letter re
mains longer in the private possession of John
Cochrane is not his Excellency convicted of
this charge ? Yes or no.
John Van Bikkn and Col. Ci^mkvj.? We
publish today the correspondence between
Jnbn Van Buren and Col. Clemens on the
Nebraska question. We submitted our vi ws
upon the letter of Col. Clemens the other mous
ing. We now understand that this correspon
dence did not originate with tfhis present letter
of John V?u Buren, but from a confidential
application to bim by Col. Clemens in behalf of
the administration. The President and b.a
Cabinet were naturally desirous to discover the
exact dangers of a split upon tni^ Nebraska
movement between themselves and their \ <i .i
Burt n free soil allies ot New ^ ork. and Ool.
Clemens was the proper medium for sounding
the Prince. The result shows that there is
trouble ahead to the Prim e, the President and
Cabinet. and all concerned.
But this letter of Jobn is fresh, and calls
for a passing observation or two. The tone nl
sadness and m-lanctioly indignation which per
vades it is something remarkable tor the Prince,
who has ever been heretofore ? a fellow of in
finite mirth." He is evidently in a tight
and, consideiing ill.' conspiracy at Washington
between some of tbc h ?rds and softs to crowd
him off the democratic platform among the out
sider, bis pf,fiti"n is anything but consoling.
The fact is. he never was in such a tight pWee
before, and if he gets through it will be, like
tbe Dutch in. ller. with a "tarn tight squeeze.
As for the constitutional and legal points r Vised
against the Nebraska bill by the l'rinc. v
must pars them. Ilis calibre is too small 1-r
us upon such great issues. We therefore turn him
over to Captain Rynders and a^c ready to
stake a thousand dollars that in a free dis
cussion before an impartial jury the Captain
proves blnoself superi >r to the Prince as a con
stitutional expounder. The very firsi letter o!
the Captain on Nebraska was so clear and logi
cal that it secured him at once the office
of Deputy Surveyor of this port; and the only
danger from a constitutional discussion with
the Prince to be feared is tint the C.ipta n. af
ter his closing argument, might be promoted
over the bead of John Cochrane himself. We
call, however, for the discussion, insisting upon
it that Cochrane, in any event. sbi'U be le
tained until it is certainly ascertained that the
Scarlet letter is lost or found.
Fresh Wati ii ano K. srf Favemexts ion
Wasiukoton.? " We see that it is proposed to put
clown the Buss pavement upon that broad and
beautiful thoroughfare of Washington called
Pennsylvania avenue, and tuat the project is
progressing for the introduction into the feder
al city and the neighboring city of George
town ot a bountiful supply of fresh water, by
means of a splendid aqueduct from the great
falls of the Potomac river, some fourteen miles
up that stream. We alsn perceive that some oppo
sition is made against both these projects, on the
giound that tliey are jobs, gotten up by specu.
Inters wivi the view of a large haul up m the
spoils. But till Rnss pavements and great
aqueducts can be made free of cxp :n-e there
murtbe large urns of money involved m such
enterprises. This being the case, aud Washing
ton bt ing the national capit il. and a-< there ill
be a surplus of ten million* tiill 'ell in tiie
treasury after meeting all Ihe expenses ot
the Gadsden treaty, we arc decidedly in
favc-r of ih'' ilnss puvcnient tor i tim^yl *
avenue, and of a river ot fresh water *r m.
supplies ol the city. The dirty politician- as
sembling at Wa l.ington from year to year v. ill
be none the wor.e f? ?r aplentiiul snpp1. ? cleai
freshwater. and a little soap withal. Evny
good citizen, north or south, cast or v st an t
evtry member of Congress, whose ideas are not
contracted to the contemptible boundar es of
" my constituents ' ? G>d lulpus! will Ix 'nf.i
vor of Ituss pavements, fresh water a jneducts,
monuments. parkr, gardens and fountains or
anything else, ir1 di. cretion, to render tbe p<>
litical metropolis ol lu" L'nion wor'.liy tli great
ness and grandeur of our country aud worthy
tbe spirit the liberality, and the abonnling
prosperity of the American people. Ls.ut'?fo.
RonuiKu Peter to F ^ Pai i? ? A prop >3iti'>u
ban bf-en introduced i* lo the Houso o* Repre
sentatives to repeal nil th existing contracts
with our various li us of ocean mail attain' <,
w ith a view of cute *i.ig uto n>;w contract0 up
on easier terms. '1 lis thing is imply a scl me
of a hungry -et of cormorant* among tb out
side spoilsmen. to get hold of a aha re o :bo
public plunder. li i? ft device for robbing 1'e
t-jr to pay Paul : and Paul i>?, unfortunately,
very hungry and impatient of delay. Wo ap
prehend, however, that a change of nr oc?an
ruail liuec at this time v>ould 1><j very niucli
like the charge declined * y the fo.\ in the fub'e.
While swimming aci"s> a river, : swarm of
liiefl ettleu upon hi in, which a good n.ivred
sm allow kindly o 'ercd to Irivc a * .y. P.y no
iLif?n?," .-aid lie, ' tltoy re satisfied. and a no;
BYi arru would take thou pl.u,o, wLHi w<>
suck out ever / drop o! bl >od n my :Midy."
The Rev. Mn. Yr.\:*r. on ti:k -If ?,
Qi E* riov.? Wo hi. e r e ived ft ;.i lit* ' ?
Mr. Tease, of the rive Points II u ^ of a -
trj, a printed c 5 re I <* on the Hot C
question. Mr. Pea-? p'^uds ;Ii?? ~ '?c a
tions and good work ? of the "II t C ? u" 'i s
torian in behalf of tlv Five Potr.'s u.i ? t
inarms us that confiderlni; the cla n r tint 1 .
lieca raised uj/vnet llot Corn," ibo bin I"
dilators have taken the bo >li under their ex
eminRtion. and tha' he will abide by theL v r
die?. Very well We are w titing Vh : .eat
anxiety the judgment of the ix.ard. L"t#p c
opinion be .-appended till the I >an3 of < dree: ts
a' the Fivt !'? !:it- 1? ill hftve pron tunctd a
,v . mtrlts of lie Or ''
Tii~.tvm a*i i-ji j*-1 ? n>? p?f?? ?* to ->41 ?
ctfc?f bum npoii ou- ei'luni if pr*vi<t"? -Uo u .il ? < .
ration* ?! th? alUat' lot* O'.i'crfl at iin Tarts.. e: r '. ??
t f ? s t i". i> JT?D'ng Til* ? * *1 ? l: I- f
to a T*rti**i>ebta and?r I'm * p '
lflM?tl? tfi'll'l
ruc'rttx . ?> '".iJ uci : a?.? ???. .??. ?cl w ? j
t- l*j r "n 'oc. ? ? .1- Jnul . '
ttlnl Cft'liT fT#vfcll?d ? W lie ;?y.
BTa\ tl li ti
TV t)r>*p Of* ?' r t f ro '-n tr 1 ? ?? <??# T-i\ ?
1 i h . >J If ? t?t< ? I M ?? <? i ??' * ?<
? ' t S I' M t il f li' X I * i' I'r I i? '..'.i ? ?f|0? M A 1H*
n-i ai ? c? t-io, r \ ?> - i.t ii.
? i: W A .( i ? Aa .1 i. u>b?j T.
1 ?'.U*rfO"> ' | . ? ??? J. r" i Mil J: I , -r ,i iy?u *
v?>?> ?; ?? u . ? ? 15 ?? ',i !?? iii, t \\ m i i'. ?:>:
i H J , .j i C 4 f ? ?
* i V ??*?<* y C?,u>! '* . .? , . i e;
"?i. r M if* : I'siilc ,n fr . B C-..,? ..-f,
i Am ^boi; 3*iiir.ik?, D
. 1 1 - ?? i?' t -? ?( **' . " . on '
*. t, *. no, if '" a oar li s.
. '*!?
Tke Deeeaaed S*?re?*?ftl?e lu fmihuj
HIGH aAi-8 Pom TBI BOrLS "F TBI BOM IN 0ATHOUQ
DBAD.
A ?' len d requiem high miu tu eelebrated to dk.'
I'ete. ' - cbaroh. Barclay *treet, yesterday morning, tec
the ri p it* i f the poaU ot tbt Rdiuu Catholic dtftd who
lo?t tl'lr )l?*> et the time of th? dleettor to the ateam
?hip Hen ("renclioo. The ceremony enmmenoed t>0
o'o!> k. the Rev Mr. Quins, pastor ef the ohuroh, officiat
ing ar hlpb print, aeeieted by the JUv. Mr. Madden, ot
Ma&ison ? treat as Jeacon. and the Rev. Mr. MeOarty, lO
aasU'an*. e'eigjmsnof ?t Pitir'i.
Tbete ?*re about two hundred penes* preaent, un>
of wl on were drone' ip deep mourning for their depart*
ed fneu.-f, and Men ed to feel much grie; up ju '.he oo
?a* Ion.
Amoegtt the en"*re?ition were two or thre* offlo*r* of
tie l'ii Ud States artry end navy. The ohareh wa#
drap?o in courting, and the pulpit ud altar hang wttb
bltrw vclret.
Tlit eh'.lr if St Peter'* kindly vol au tee re ; their Mr*
vines * the Oceanian Duriag the oelabratlon of tho
mnr* the uooal momenta for the dead wat made, and at
the cose'u' o- lie nfllela'.ii g Vgh priest gave a benedie
ti c wl i n lb* e jcg.*gitioi> slowly dispersed.
City Intelligence.
Hi? i! a op tii* ViMucnrarns Leci8j-*tow.? The mem
btieof the l'a*>a:buseita , cglslatore who arrived hare
on We.-'needay, and loepsc.i'd the eh v tunnel boring ma<
chiie, left tewn jenterdav afternoon, via Stonlngtoa and
~Pre*iflen?e. On account of the storm oa Wednesday
right the etrim v at M inichusetts, fram Stonlngton, did
not arrive at htr a.ual l >ar jitter Jay, and the gentle
nen euro- oslog th? pu.rty die! not leave the oily until (is
o'alcck In the ever trg Ti.ry wee highly dellgaied wltlt
their tiip lm dit ? TV ?t the H^oeac tansel l an of two
mtllioci w<il eerts'.n'y p?n the Ua?'aabn?ett8 legislature
tVi.? leerlin Tbtr > ? * el-a msj.irity in th-r U'use 1q
iU fa tor. an<.' a n.?joilty o( two !n the SetaVs The com
miUte Tiili nndi uiy report In favor of tke granting
U.t> lean.
Ei K.TION ox Chimp aroisiM - The election of the Ohief
E'gUaerof t..e Kite ti-j a m-ut, for th? etsuiDg year,
wan. <ed on W.dn'lday Toe pter.eot ino-unbent, 41.
tied C. (< c, Kb, ?ai ;e elected by a large majority,
Th; vot? *58 ?a foil)wi
Cirron 1,888
Pyrre, KDgine No 1, * -ti ' arson 317
Blia-k* 371
ipt\* n mt lco
Mr. Ca- "jn's ruayirltr. it iri I he ?een, I* near 1,30).
Re ???.# '.Be rf,-n'tr ro a'. .?? of ihe dopartinuit, wbere u*
hit competitor* were staoi' cxxfltdate*.
Kiki? C 13 V>' iupdcay i i?bi about 11 X o'clooV, a ftr?
b:ck.' i_ut Is 'he u . : U' uae No. '2G Bjw>-y, nooa
pinl h a ra ck *ou jewtl ? .ijr? by A. C. BtneJiot, and
al*o o a f>l br twe (amii ea Ab.<ndl* of p > (.era wa4
?JiO UUcv, led in a vacant :onm li the eeoond (tory, a ??
it 1a m ii' ied to have bten be ?ork of an .noendlary>
It tu- ei'lugni*! w! with t ifll'g tlaK^.
AOfiiUM (.-s ^mPH0/?0 ? ' Yeatrriiay a sailor, ntmwl J?.
?? ph ?, frtl tiuin the main toenail yard c ,ae ba-k
V-?n?, b e^kirg li's '1. g^ and receiving otS?r lojorlet.
Hev>*? ieuadlatil) atUoM bv Dr. Van L-**r, who or*
teted tke n iler?T t i.?: cuvrjed to tho Cr.y UocpilaL
>?tu? ImUKT 1 Kavuj^,? The R-v Samuel Osgood
if en-' i need for t- te evei luir * ' H >pe Jhapel The nob
j'ft. "urOl ?!?:>. ?e-i oa- Young M<*n, or #!t?t 1* tua
n x'. Oer>-ratiun t? t ?? ' is rertiiniy attractive; bat the
r?me o' the l aturer a! ice is fnffljlent to fiil the house,
and ce<dM>> are rot 'tkcly to iom by beldg placed In tht
baiiJsefilr
E?t?i..n twe.'.-hr ?Thf 'iillcwlug Uthe r?port of thla
d^jtn^ar; f,.r I e motth o' J?nu?-j: ? Patt? .ts attended
at rfiice? Mslee, S&l:f'n?i*a 621 tt thatr iliralllm* i
Male*, lit: fknele*. Hi'. V?eainttad 48 Titil l 314.
Nnu^l e- oC- tatht, lli. Iii whole number of preeorlp*
ticnt pu* op i tin g the mosth m U.610. L^rgr ??t r^moee
lccn-dsy, 151; imalleat aumbtr in one d it, 71? ave
rage p?r 10|.
9Iee41?<$ of lite Toting Men's IK-mourutlc
lt?pul)llcun General Committee.
Ar tiii, [ this Cotnu . tee wss held lael eight at
the tf.uj "e.'act In' il'nie Richard 3cb"lL Eeq . tlie l':eal
feet tf tu? Con rolt tee, occupied the chair, and Mr. A. T,
Gal'.sp'r act?d a* recr-'ary.
A ico'lon wes made an<^ Oirrle" that 100, C 00 balht* IU
f?vrr of tb? cs'.al enl'.-g*in?nt he printed >y tbe Dimmit
tee fcr ore in the poralaif ??I'ja'.ijn.
A-, iuvita'ion .ta? r? bj the Cominittf* to attend
the anr?:al ball of the <;en?i cits of the Tv-jth ward, to
b? gi'en to eight at the t.btit?ie Assembly Kmcus, ifi
Bread* ay.
r>i n?tlrn. th'- tnvltat'on v? aseepted.
Tbt? foliowlog p" as Me * . ^ ri-?olution*, offered by
Mr Gicrge A dsn, of the Siventh ward, were tnao
wad:?
W1 crest In tht last oan?aei for ?' ? eleition of Qovurnttf
of this Ma?? tbe ^rmr'Oratia i irty entureil th. nouleit .? toe
avowed Irlcouj ot - hs " . i t . ay c i a.^censat au'.1 eo r.ptetioa"
ct theoaaalsef tli-s Ftate ss the p lioy roost suital'le 'or
tbe Baivtesanoe of ear j itlio w.rkeot <ra?r v? .??. a?, aai
the .-ruaiotion of the ii, ?.?t- ti ot the ei'its * tui' tis>e.
tv s cut > r moro smpli' .n i nue tsr the mirolir un of Mo
frc u? of tf.o (r-eit < est acd rrhe-eas, kl: : ao'ira*i9
iliislaWN ol ti'i? f-tate, m tee ?i't3i-nof UU,aiMal?i|
ra. i ; lac ? 1 ?v ;>?<1? s .et the treaoh-.r/ of tit siem
%' k' U" instlgatioo of bis lsrnburtt?r advents, aio>s?4
til* ntxtvTt kaowa a* tho ti 1 fpt ths ?n'aritem( tt *nl os?a?
Htion'f ti e J? ;* e?r-a!: a;.i wh-rtas. t ? olti/sn* of thli
fiate art ceUei upan to dec'\r* ?y ballot ih.i. b, aeeval oi
o|?j : let- - ? th* ti mpot'.i: i> tut'if urrs on (Vocntsijj neat,
tl 13th ot t'-ii ta?i ib t-. t:t r?b:lt
ll'iiii^ii'.iliaiihtdfm intyr tbii oity an l r uuty-'-aid
nt v as the e\ef have. pltuM I '?> *bo support ? ' t iu /ujII#
w rkt ef thi? Stats nnc wiit thar f ie ?ivj tho r vok?s ami
i . li a nee in la. r title eoiistltuiuaal iniea.ioe?s? akiti
?jrrf a:hin? 1 1 o'ion
li folitd. Ib? t ?.e oour.i parsied l;tbe^x: stivoft.1*
(tat- -r.vi.i t thependoro ?t.? qnsaMon cf e iUr*l * tbo
rai.sli in t' v lat t l.cg ilat no. ? as a dlreot vi lit nj et tti ie
p!id|i ?. u at*.! if whleU his cleetlen was i' .rel.and
ai a'.rd nirens of tb? f"liry i - ?r pur us' oy no d u.o
ciacy ot title . tatc in relation .a oar publlo Mate impr ve
meat*
Alt :-scm? d.i-cnMlin ' j- >n the ab. ?? resolat.ons th<7
?re re i.cat.linoa*)y auoji.e', wh?n tbe Coa ul'.tee ad;
journed.
Tlte Ctlme of tile Metropolle.
Ml- AIM AL K*ro?iT O* TUB MAYUK AN1> CHIEF OF
rul.tti 10 Tilt ?. 4*0?. COUNCIL.
S v. ? 0>TI0?, Feb. 9 1S54.
To Tm Ft* Common 0>; > at.
G . lixau? I uusrmtt ? row th the rep-. of th< CMtf
Of PoliM, *r.d I d#6lte t". ?t ,roM m ; 1 wtf r< uaa<"ruce
la the t;? *? tn rein espies a hr kin, uet -ml, % ? o ut
eoLutton ifli'ieoj'i/ tindeparta ea: bat toolbar
topic* a In*. ?d tola tht Tep>r?
The operation Of tbe i?wj J 1863. orgaoialac tan da.
pa- inert, ! u la rij ;a l^rreot t-odefl to pl? - it i i ?qoB
tcit Iwlll oj >ulj ih? f < ? ctet on foraae i of i', ?? UM
?om Hi u itv, ?.. ! c.e U.nu.1 i ootr-i a^mut? 1 u>vl< that
act htTi> 'stiL' illy M>d*e*c cil to rtrry f;nt ill thi pr>
viniirrof Hie i?- , aeo l'u.6 e? den ?e of tbilr .j-0",.b art
to be fc u'-fl i' the i j-t'k r o'i?iBat*r _,f xn* r*"n tpjTtfct
*J hu e i v?* ??* *D(1 naral ?undl '<??? ?.u I ett
Henry cf 'he acrpe Bj M'lsffcctory it Xa* c udt >a of
tie ai*tit *t , ? iwat, ! ?-?! jj: ftfrala fnui ai^reai
la; my to, ret laa. huj iwaft il MU be iui.li to (Teat,
i-iimae. . S*te-al aote have, n water, beet Litre injed
before tLe Legielatore wliiot , la uyjadgeme'tt, if carried
kit" c^eiatwri, *iK'1 tba detriment
1 ii > .te jcur vwa.ion to \h*? ni-a<ar?, la ihu c (i.H
deal a>ritraiice that >? ?, as oat <~il>s of ti>- rl^uie aid
ic?r)!?o tbs CI*, aud ti iu:m! >,;;.a tu? neiurt J*
:tc cl'.ut eg a? to ih*.. ;lre? ant p >p ? . cy ; will, hj yctu
oflfUtte'-xo, n; 8*' j ur i<aM of thu MBMNHKy aau
lijuilcuK ,?k 'tiaiU'O
rb?> b.U .vr tfc* eief.iior of t.liwl of roU.i? wouM. in
M cjiri'ia, if tBactcd Sato n i?r, st ? b, .? kt ta?
"iflci vcf ao?' diiopil*?of ?ti*T'm?nt fro. a whl?!i It
? oi.lU Beyer ifootcr, f ;p v me; if I o 108 ll now aouioat
? l bj '.ei ?: cct i?i M? i, * ho ).>? ? riju: to to n (o
th?t tfice." a bNtty ro-?:' i %doo ia ?n jih, uim>
vhlcb he c ? < ii.-ot fcr t^- , ij of iiwaai proper*/
He i" ?* ?clraab!e for ? >y a- Ti ".iot of au:jr ?? tic
htiLu ft tteub r il '.he f< to*, aed e?n be a ?* if ,e<
inovei fro; f.i.i* tfc? pr? |?? 'nw ' u U; ?
< f tl.ti (an I 1 era 1 f) el - ? . t? ? impo in; off
rer, ?c< to dl^iOo the r< ton that lU.'ie ?iii t>i Jt
aciual 1? .C, to 1>.e fjari.ufnt.
1 be^e fe.t e-Uli< <>n ?t? *. to enpree* Kay ,? tw of ttew;
pICp ?.ie? ?'?? f B li
46tHot!cn cf tfce rtut^ 1 oko t > vhf c.-'mpiu .i j, aajl
tioit a 41 tc *t? t ia-uettate i : xtt en f j nr ? ?uii.
J4C03 i. ' vtf? ?[.
n-y. ?. A Ws. i*vwt, *U-. ??
S x? 1,1 ao ?' ? '? ? ft ?">?.?' 3d Mettor '.Hi, Jt
IVliee 1? r?l? ite to tli? dtj of Nen York., I.H-r- i tt
)ie>. t to jon a itpi- t of t ? iff*'; .in . joadtuje
vl tie Ixiibe ?ei a: -? jt. I > f?i! tijieif of til . >o
t fs i r?n ? o ? ;i jr.'.li'. ia"' ? a*. * ? tire?*a' ?*tttl 'i,
fflieirncj ?i dlcipliaeof t'je f?efe?. Toitt ???a." it'rl
3 ita 1?, i.T?r HPe*tO'?4'i:^, to the p? . ? :.i.i sf to
law ?? i> (.1 4?iuz'.ii( l'n?r .r-i, ci:oo'
doubt ! i o - y. ? ? . ti-r pruuui it.;' a ?
li 'i' U'l la*. ???? not a; -J t n . ??
it ??>' ii ibe ! ? tm ? a? altfti I i ? of
ooibru a.wn *a? rt i M In .? ! %;or. the i i ? (j>
It ,iatitT? . Vt ll ij ? I It, 1 ' I, A ()
pr ?er t law a ?> <i'J?etiaiaf apt ut *?>,?>! ?.j! i?
a t *11 appiie?ut? are p-iri-iatii oxatm m tw ^ rl>7.
|i i i f a r, in adCiti 'a to o?la* ra j i r?>i *j . , ,
at 1 1 !'? ii a t ' <ruK.\ln ?? t Oo'.'ac ?t a'.n . i u ,!,<j
'i ' ? f I'V.e w* i *.la C ? ? o'.ri ht * hi,. ; etr
jifW'j i .1 i PjIj }'? 1 m a ijiirca". ,| -?,ut
att moat c> il ?)? .?.it uk! ?> . . f.r .be pu?'. *j.
P' i. '.. r at? i re tfciit f? <,?>!? male wtUn'i.:.i?<t ai
v tnjr other 'jc"a, ? ebondi a l - mi... 'eat*
ed hy tie r. r?-ior oheratv- of the ncwl.i a,.,?...Jte1
r *b. ai 1 rhtken-rit '?#>*? n,nt M repoeo
? If" * ii <? itj o,\ .-.a;. ITa t. mlietooopi
'.ii. i?" 1 t n t-tt ,1 ? of - jair e.i'l
?" . rrm.toil lo >? u.'er adfts-nt eveec
i M ? i re Uitm I*r -tol, iaioiedia^iy ?tw t'.t
? ?I ? .ii'. he'oro lu.rrettjl inliviuu-.t . )ia
t dtpatii' it., r. oiil na e a? i j;
to f?tertw*. Tie eflbet ef thie detarminti >o i j ?
i i: ? rif ala>'' it I a ' r?*t
, . ? ' 'i r h: n i"! ? '< -ty thj?* 'i r> ri
? r .ciuu ff> ept'ar befaro tit* Cj^ntwi.-.n*: - f<,; trial,
t ' It oth . o' 01 ? ' .f t M Cifc-H '1 tit
ot' >'? won l hi fi ?> U?* >f u .!?...!, ';o r.
tt, i .. .i < ?fcil t ' (?? it fie ?*r?ri j or pi ?nA reguUlUiMle jjarealiO i-r < J b#
?ucei < <* >'.?!. 'b* f t-. r,i* i?tr. 'i io a
$v , i i it at?p*e le'" ,.r m;*t?d 'lie ip- ,e.a
o. 'la li otli : ie I r v.. m, -y.c aft' V". Mlbeai
I , tc ;?> " i of ... .rr it Of ' .e ? ' It ,
1 ?!{? '.?' Tit. I . j,,,, J M,1 . f?<S
? *?? ? ' 1 ?"'ablieta j -I o .. M?e -tieei
' ? ? i ? it t t'i -on v' f erl
>'? ' ' ' 1 ' 1 ?' ' " ' f?* - ?????-? M
t<j i ''' - ? - ?.u ?: at a d r/,
a <) tj- ? ? .-bibUifu .. !?#??* for tie re piaei
tieaa ? '* inj' .1 1 ,e i. h <teTolv|fl< ap a mew*
fca.eo i. 1 ... thin if. U feev, ft iltt*i , r - uj.i.n,
a* it > ?; ua.lj u offli i?! tee go i->M cf fait&U! ?i.-f.?ei?,.
" '5 ? i ic u? j a .v . ivmn t t ie U?t ?rt
n.et.*. ?t RiCta to' > i ?: 0 a .. !? -? Mutiiiou * '
?B'. ;:.ii I'^ee.i'* tl? f.-lvi -i of 1 "neaber ." '.<ie re
?erte^ eupe r_f p,.Uoa of Ui ic.^, c?ij^ d<

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