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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-05

BosrsS. Tau 1912
The steamship Her ann, Captain craotr-s, from
Southampton, 18th December, arrived here this NOR
ing having hor ID of Nsntssk-t Roais last night
She has experenceds constant Succession OF Westerly
ssler and put into this port Cor supply OF Goals She
has 800 tons Of freight.
The Herms nn's As will be sent this afternoon,
via StoHingtou.
PAsskNGERs TIVE HERMAyr Capt Dsrvie Miss
Emily Pbater, Eugene Chsuv-t Wa sm R,sers
Taylor, T.. d. Gu~pger, jules Bssbi-r. IL.
Crsvee. Maurice Rose g. D. S-"'si, -
Brown, Mrs Brown Jshn Ws-d. Ars =. Warrington.
Aug usts Holinet Miss Holinst Mrs. Mark Miss Esther
Mark, Master l. Mark Fred Ed~srds; Robs Josns,u,
from figsts ST LswrsDce; F Jones, d Gu hbsrr,
do. Thomas Cary, do; Gro Berry. %; Wm q.
Bsss, do VIM CopiS,D, 90; Alex Hitchcock, do;
Jackson Wuvtr, do; Charles Jones, do.
The following commun catioa has bsen received
from Capt. Crabtres -
BosroS. Jan 1919.
have made arrangements to get tn. GOAL On sosrd
the steamer to- night aud VII SAL Tomorrow ,n,rning
Cor New York h. CRABrREE.
To tie President 8. Nav Co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-05

A MtDh'N, 81 BROADWAY, HEXc DOOR ABOVE
badzAy Theatre Greaf attraction tor three Nights
Ifegfea Arab rroupa In their wonderful pcryrmanoss m
bned Nth several eel bat vocal and
VITO will gve lter inu.ishe coucer; Thurs
January 4th 1919 Doors at hs pass
iomsi merce q. hsEpast o'clock Adms.on
childrt, ha fprice
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-05

GENCY OF TIE STATE o. ILiINOIS -NoJIcG IS
A bsrby that dividend Of -Four Loars and
Ave Cent? each thousand dols will b. paid up,n the
stock the II inofs
aDd after Tus4dsy the "a pe xiuo
wADSwO, til sHKLDEN. Interest Agent.
New York. Dec q Is4a rs Exchange Place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-05

l. class packet ,hp OK HEU5, nOw Eif No
r,er Will sal ao,vs quantity of fsh It'll s,sea
So fe. more pase,s.r asa TO. rae app board or
EoK .ALIioskia. ,in1 srsEN DO FAsy sAIlIsl!
sw ss2 RI, 1sd sv., | mp r.
, i'm. -, fihter an - 'o.r;
ssSns iars Ssztfa Giro e. hssss s M"
hi. out Of Tue port, and rsps,is
give much v.luas,s i' sm nas
.tsS m which p "a ns sons q" ods with rpsor
;an ts ss " s app, 20 ' Cap
,9tsnf ian, team rTcas,,r ssO sr'fa
Instant hi; hir viii III oush tho sr. of a.s.n
'er fright Or passage limo eeia sppiss.iv mies
Ills 1ected this ship pocees from s, fra..cs M n.
ss.rsue !. e. TIE Gold un',y ee ding aud
oriicnte tn res.eI aers in az trr from hat rort
LNUo sa., "a .suio.IU ALli Wa AM !rG .,JLO
Rrecns-rhe splsnoid fast. aiDs hive OAK ship KOBE RI
,pssuosd stA Of the port Of N.~ YORK nd
mt eoums.d Ct The U s. frxas under Com
s,l the 10th Of January Frederick Jerome
xasso mate ss,lai experienced Physician
md snreeoD aecu hs expedition. wheh usds Up
aeed rarely To % De wits and but be sai,fory
90 d barrels aear d. ss s d. ST. ac Srssd
90: neal a1 zee " 90 saar @ 90 ptasss g" do sssns
aoasre csions boxes Of soas 20 ses: Of us
o M .n d sss asn s u. Ia win
baggage by comurtent
iaD Fsnc will eel for than the price p,ssc
supposed that snap port ~i worth firm ~ to
& sure as 70 .% s.. to ' go" . 10. ,,
s, , nm up 70, ,'ns 1s secured without delay
Dove, street. yrrieb taken on res SO she ,srms ' o''
rssssvs. with snsr- If AFRO And ' rs-i $3.50
Eo-. SALito.sis AND rag aV.O &c 10 -. "a;
fr,m sboa, he loh Janu ~, peroa, 81 q,
character wish settle csn have An
vbo viii he lht u he vesss and viii So
iem comfortable re ouss Until ot.-r ar
he made Al experienced nass- wei
sa he ssIno cont. vi. ~. n.a.se o. he vessel AID the
viz ~ mat o"tts msuy years aud which
cav he n.d ~ ,s rev sn,ess rensiaox n me
p'. "a e' TIT, = sppnsa iot ~n'ns
Iy11K a, Is1N :. ,Is ,,Tr : 80, , ! - : - :,
i ~. ~ 49, =. III ~ 20 .tass ,tY
n,.;s ~. ~ ~ ~ ~ 49, n'h imoeIsd aoKst up
.rrns,oi A., ,rls,n NV ~ ~. .... an ustsca o .s
IL detained tor few DAYS bey,nd M dysr
used s,r Of departure. all q fright III ia 70
tsksn low suterc MO or
ye,s rn ma.S r 4. .hi
ship peers, bertha may ~ secusd AZ to
owips r,ss: pas age out land QUAD Sls d,ss land 70
INV, S.t oi,, with mad xb,ls ,hsrr 81 uni. n.
ss se sspa o. .or. and ssr judges f.p.
s we'll - every tson wto utends 70 Tn California are
rouby listening N he rdsrous
81 lnen se~ rnHneIs Ire wlsn nothing dussd
wnso in their osrS they are only 70 Be found board
he .. W ~ ..vc
'I7U "a -IfVarI. rOa s,v-sATL JANUA11 IoIa-
Gcrdons All orn,s Ars,oAs N l.ds phsi havs room
W zen NOR fesPet.ie per@ u. rms company u iO strong
They have speso fast calling vessel and tas all
p.mbs or run IN. on me scramenn Svu worth Of the
st for gold wAhu spplef for small cent
,.ear I'D ps,s =. exp d.isn apply 70 toe
,ssos for ~. IL =. ossn,I, .o A.a. p, VEL "!
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-05

HIS slLnA .Dcva, LaiE Cos SUAiINu .1.isl.iA n
- 70 tn New York College Of and Pharmacy a,
eco.rusd on ali vsts Diseases -Praxry or soosdaxy
Syptls 1on orrh0a Gest seminal eakaes bsrcturs ia
~ has Ohce TO- ~ Para r-s1e ron "a ~ los Dr.
wiz not dseeive his pApsnss BY pvmang one
days but rusts rcIa long hoe cos
pai t. ne viii save petsoos applying him the dreadful
consequences Attending injudlcoue
81 meroy Pssns resdns country or n0t wsshna
70 make ppoation have all oecssssiy ssns
and advice forwarded 70 them BY sddrng III RohArdsor 10
Psrs piece AMI enclosing sin " an such an h
ptecA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-05

and submit any motion, Keep ,or re- ewing bAio1
or for o Adj, urnmeut
MIR CoopER moved that the House take . rsc-ss fsr
half hour, to consider the oromis- proposed.
MstsIs PAcKtR. FEicK and othr,s objected
MIR. CooPsR sad that rs attempts a. al "rssrsstton
to facilitate public business bad failed he would wi
draw the motion
The Houss proceeded to fourteenth ballot, With the
came result.
lhs House then continued till the ne.asnth bsrot,
the vote on which wys 40 tn 40 vhch they I'd.
jcurped till IL o'c och to- morrow morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-05
%mUsE VIC N'rs.


&c psi rA.sse. ..ia seees WE'VE oe
rhs - I'D Devisv-. ME c. Aepy-~ Henry. H. IsE
Mtnr Mr. y. g. 'iarke; s,sph Mr. yna-s usria IRA
II. Tters Tad, iE- N1--h n tvl
Sctr; frnc* Ludwig Christianfrdt Wilhe Mr. W. gsL
irasss Van forisbeg M Gilter Nile de BoulAncour
srs C,he [. iie.es-. IL tho
ttR1Y TIL We sim ssha NJ. J n. Sco'r; seim. Mr..
pnrv ',t; In Mr- sdey: Cogia w. Suhsr nd ADJ
r-'e Ms val ~ rorrs st fN o'clock
CHANFs AUS NATIONAL THEATRE. LATE CHATHAM.
~ teI EFT oi the ian iwn day Eve
viii he acted the pay # riLA ,U-aoa DR. x. c'g,
,arro ~ h.tsr" Acnao. -. rlton; IorA vi Nes'yer
Elvn. srs Wo' dwarf; Rn'. vis- f'h,pn.~. Ner sh -
CAHINs iEkRAK-Duke Of Fr,pdenbur Mr. Taylcr; Count
vincerEo. NJ. ftoi; airline Fsrrar Mrs woodxar LAZY
oi stanta siss g. rdob To conclude with UNCLE SAN
Ssm nohts NJ: ", Q. hapm,n M Fraupan, Mr.. fl.on
ma es e Mis- Gordon; ~sucy scrng,s. Ms ChApnan
will rise att.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-05
MEDIC AL.

q \ ONLY J. " 60 WOCLD GO WITHOUT raETu WHEN
W they hsve them inserted ov dollar
tor IT The Office established In edwctior Of
IrceS Filing with gc 7 70 ST. Extracting Is osnts
Ofke%. n RrUsdws ~~"'~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-05

DfLE AND CEAkLt3 Holm STO cK's LAST con.
"A cert Ia Brookn iasttute (~ashgton sreet) Friday
~ uriy rsmu g Oytrute for hands, conp,ssd by
Weber Air alsn paro COMPOSED by M, ,nfr
e.ydn sduetto for one violin; vn,SnA LuoA for
wa,"; isnke- Doodle. Tor VIOLIN Grand dusso, from ~
Tel torisn, ard vioih; Carnival Of Venice 10,
&c. T'cket a. cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-05

A yon-Ira., tv, nL. Jan s. tn" pr.rnaaees via com
nie,ee Win re con coy emitted lsHrs OF Woss,--sr
Aharw buey Mr. My a; nrs BrSdi:h Ms. Clarke Afer
pulse MT " ". Cha ks; Jack Cabbage Mr. Hoard urs In
yu'se, Me Henry. After Inch. JEANETTE AM feA V
fOr-!eaDnoc Mr. 'onover Lucille viss Niok To con-
erde with exavssa,z entitled FAI SrAsBnroon NJ
Nickson; berry, Gam Fair Sar las Sapphire
Miss b ips The Nss Robers circle cents;
UpTsi psrss 26e; Pit i2ke noors opor stsk r'coek.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-05

Singing MT Sight, txc.-An Improved Plan
Of 1e-.hb. this ar sns Also ths rrnsry Ee uts OF 6a
Seize will 10 adopted New Class ID
he formed THIS tFrday evening CLOCK az 4l3
Broadwiy by T. Translator Of Nebsrs rhsory
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-05

Il
l. Broadway be wren Prince ard SprirR 9 reeu-rbw col.
le u ~h, ,t TIE srr,u rho worlc, aud the Of
he KIND IL this country, exh hs RI sorsy
IN la form OF government and progress
IN the srs r,e,ns ws literature ultuc-,
es IL coOsists OF large number OF Figures
size life yers haI dsd piet,rs stores vesss
rions kinds agricultural and mechanical impsne
cal rs rune ns lanterns 80 kc Upn daily from v. till
W Admttbncs % cents Children under
are hsfprce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-05

M OCT ebIHaOUAir anb ~vEn-.D .aA ~. 3 }
lvl .hoss eonsmpstax mAsTiasrhe Married Won o.
Psivste Ned al Con pans~ by Or AAprosas Sixh cd
Non Pucs 81 fnswsrh 10 msesinz with astounding Az
t7 eoes having s,rA besn DISPOSED Every femaie
gstang cory wneacr narr ed although IL u ID
Witch should H known 70 su psrue4Ady Here evssy fsma
discover the ecsrt rerna
Dies aud cer.,s mode Of every For sse AZ ~
Broadway At tire psbne ose - Liberty sree New Yosk;
reerscn, No - CncsuJt street Phsdeiphis Little
o. Albany Dsvs Boston On the ssssipt 81 co,
VIII DC tan sntcee by ma tire Of postage 81 para u
United stAess All u4ad e v
HAUHIcEAu boz LIZA Nsv Ven y. Osles lSssvsy
49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-05

Al EDl,AL Orflt 4 Or. JOHNSON, 10 DUAN So <tef
Avn Chatham strss well ksowa The ssss~s
yrAot New York
The Doesovs tAtan Tor skill 10 oss Old hsf eud
have esed for Is eminent 0ssst structure scess
the bsdy, the tbrostsr ths
bones 81 she legs sicsnAliy cared CcnsuaeuA weak
brought by habt BY yesaS psu ossnss
dvcers nightly Dsstvety prsvev ~
aessrt cured dsJs without No
tud tst. N rvev -~t fo~e -o~-h
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-05

M. sALf a, suravr or IsE "raA meat rs,vA n
~ Trease &c. ~ rven wch -oioe hsap9 ~ IL
SOD srpday sxespted rhosc 81 pi, esriy
VIII b. surprised thu rsrsdy e
sst.nars tn cure lets c'sAy. however tac-s
from csrsp class ~ pr,psr
ht In fsm lie insp,sns ~
advanced aud Distressing tfr,a sdv2s
asd sstensvs he arord RAPID Say
v.cicsl shch 10 has sound for stating "
frco,v st<yso In Amer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-05

hA. kAirhs tRatTiCAL PsIsArE PxEAu,e On
- the nature yu ptcua prcgres. stisa
snd eure 81 TIE senA sAus including rsts
dwenres rteeu hing veptrssL tBvse Ia tsr
pied ~ both Ths oay IL IL
usiu w'rs the suljec in plan ssgua<~ The
cir TOT All usdets faithfully ysn ~ ntssds, o. p,so
ici useful To Every every place 18Th sdo X1
Frce$ Nay he had o The sutror. IS or
ae1 fr,e Also ~ sfe s-i~rs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-05
AOl FOR CALIFORNIA,

INCk oAiIFokNIA.-TO SAL O>THEiSrH. PHEPIS3r
class packet ,hp OR HEU5 i,y pier No. Eat
will sal ~ aove quantity Of freight s bc
b few TOW
r g. h Beaver sfr tt. & Tracy u Old
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-05

~ Of ar rr-og sn-fr.uay EvsmnG January S, will DO
pa Cd lOvsLY AND SON-Domby Or ,.;an, Gass,.
Sr !o,dsr; Ssor Joe Bsrstost Mr. eourhan; sd,th u T.
A Lssm sssisr Mr. surs NJ christopher Crash,r s
ppslIfosN 4 GOLD klNEs-Nr Brouss Mr.. JoriAni Old
hamilton jacob Beess Nj johnston; rasdy
noeae MI Srugtam; Eiidy, Barber .rcle, S's
yiseest7 ~S' -" - - ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-05

q ~, 4.
Tho box pan Is now oren snd r 70 2 O'Clock snd
fr.u to NJ NJ the Opera House, sy rcke-s
80. '" s I'd also Of Ea aid VI Broadwa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-05

l,OR SAN FhNCISCO CALlFORNIa.-rdE sPL.NDIO
fact sailing lark MAZEPFA, Cap Giro having
GOOD par ii r 'arso ns.sd W II tie d'spAtsbed days
This tle II The fastest of I'll.
Cuder 'iuateS acqusine. with the coast HAVING
traded ere 'b,-e much valuable frm al n
she viii tny tsk~ ed
.eeonu odu'i n which persons gong would x
ANNE NJ pier r. Tor fteyt
tain. board or ~M roOiE u nh Siilisr .-,.ei
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-05

substantial team propeller bartfra bu-thaa
months OLD. built A. rhitie'p he
hturg the above aud 5rn
Instant THIS ,hip will m ough ths of there.
b sv"iairg he h"iste
or fright Iasssee ino eaia sppieat made
ALLEN u PAXSDT. i3t rpnt 81.
1t 10 xTected bs ship ~il proceed from fraascs up tho
sscIsue 10 e. the Gold un'ry teeb ding
cfiic utje tn poser IN t'rr from lat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-05

A BALL AT r UhHANS HOTEL. CORNER ,,5.h srSEEr
"A spo 40 A,en ,idsnirg ths Rai,rssd oics usrlm.
Invites his - DIS To IN Bail
p'soe Frats hveuing Jan Ef9 excellent Baud
ku.c all be in attendance and rxrtcn will
add tie enjoyment OF th who accept the
ssuon hereb, given. Good stsblp for Hcrres .
E.w DUNH4M
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-09-29

submitted 70 General Taylor, who inn.
nlely directed thai no further enrresn,,' 'f
should be held wish the French Miui.,,.
ordered his passports 10 be at oHee uad ~ 'll
placed AT his disp0sal, A. the same t,o'. . .''3
TsHrTHtHry OF StHtu under fieIIe5sI y. ~. pc
direction, wrote 10 Mr.. Rush, ia irC.,}",'
de Iorqueyllle, the French Mniste, nv, ".
eign Affairs, that hls opinion upou M, 'N'
duet Of The American Government I. '.4'
been hOllcitsd--lhhi action and moi e... lN
was what had beou expected from. L,,.
thar before this despatch should t,ncl pug
Major POussinA passports would Lo,. '''
placed NJ his dlsposnl.-N T. Couyi,l ''
The Washington Republic, in eIo.ioy
article upon this subject says
The relations thus terminated bsIv,..,
Minister Of FrahrrWnd The Amenrsn G' n'
eminent do not imply or uecesaauall, ie'i
10 cold or hostile iilercommuuicsGo,
tween ule Two governments Ia the rs...,
Mr. Jackson, Minister Of Great Br,.-
whose relations were terminated win !,
government by Mr. Madison m lsO9 M
more peremloFy manner, and Tor lees 49,
ed inFult,no difficult ~ arose helWft. Il.
country u England. AZ another line Ws,
refer Ia that Misunderstanding mOreblI,r,,
but suffice IL 10 say for the present lhl
less France h emulous Of diliculp All
this couulry-of which wn have uo,o,..,,.
IN anything llal has hitherto lrnnspirrd-r
disturbance Of The friendly relations be.es
this aud that country eau pos-ibl, Occur
In pulling an tnl - HE nlic!..l r.Isl--,
Of Mr., Poussin with the l'utcd States. h,
Executive has informed bolh the goyerp,6,'.
ofFmncO aud tbs late Minister OF Trap,,
that any communication through Any ol0.,
channel will he respectfully received MI
considered.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-09-29
TIL G A Il Il ID q y / A n.

DRowkEu.-Mr Solomon Grow, formerly
Cabot, w., twenly,lhree years u age, was
drowned ia The Canal dflhe Nashua Company
aH Friday evening. lie went 10 the canal 10
wash himself and II 10 supposed was taken
with the onmP. a few weeks ago only be
WA married
FiRE-Ibe buildings of swanscott Machine
Company, az hnwmlrkot, n. H., were totally
destroyed by fro on "wednesday morning -
The loss was $50 000--f fully covered by insuf-
auoe. The newmarket Iron works were also
damaged
" The Montreal CoWrisr, m ahudihg io
the expected arrival w that oitJ ~ Lord H.
as says Wo.very much fear thli should
Lord Eralr be- ~ ill-adyised AZ 10 visit Tofon-
tolIhNlvisit viii be productive Of very lamon,
table consequence the first serious blow
struck IN this ooudtry between the rival pr,
ties, will be the commencement Of a civil
war
a.. The Convention ofthe eolored people
Of Connecticut met IN New Haven on Thurs,
day, and was well attended. The, object oflhe
Convention was 10 deliberate upon lhc best
W'HHN " 'NBN'N'Nk WV F'HNH W HHlNH WY
have been deprived by the State Constitution,
The Palladium says that the debates were ~.
terestng, and that some 81 the speakers were
decidedly eloquent.
nAtLgoAuz--A contract for grading the
Vermont and Canada road from EsseE, where
II 10 10 JON the Vermont Central to st. Adams
village, has been closed with Mr. Balch, aud
the work h 10 eommeDee forthwith a party
Of contractors have also passed over the Inc,
from 81. Adams 10 Rouses Point This por,
ton IL also 10 be Pot under contract aud finish
ed forthwith The Directors Of tho Vermont
Central road have already purchased some 20
acres Of land at EsseE, Tor depot purposes
PRorEssoHsur ~ DARrAoutn The y II
S,alesmau, Concord, saya,--"ltis understood
that Rev. Daniel J. Noycs, pastor ofthc South
church IN Concord, has accepted the appoint.
mont Of Professor of Natural aud Revealed Re.
lgion at Bowdoin College, and a similar Pro-
iessotshiP At Dartmouth College aud will en-.
w upon biz new duties very soon
Ntw Yons stArt FAiE-The New York
State Agricultural fau,aI Syracuse last week,
attracted an immense crowd Of people Il
cstin.sted that from 10000 to lO0,O 900 persons
were present, The display Of mechanical IN.
-rrufty, rrvsite1-..fFI
10 said to have exceeded that Of
any former exhibition. TIE several depart.
mentp wero exhibited in separate buildings g.
rrrtrd fur the purpose The address .,Yor- ,le-
liycrcd by Professor Johnrton. OF England.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-09-29
THE CIRCUS

MR EprroR-The press is, or ough, to be,
the natural guardian of the public morals, and
the enlightened improver of the public tastes
and as the cash and influence of MIR welch
and his eoadjutors interested in circus per.
formonccs, were potent enough at the seat of
government to effect n repeal of the prohibiio.
ry laws in force, during the last session of our
Legislature, it is time that The people begin to
speak and the press to publish their sentiments
on this unfortunate retrogression towards
henihenism. Was the repeal of the laws a.
gninst circus performances called for by the
people No. Did not The repeal of these laws
strike the great mnss Of the people with sur.
prise IN did Do not the people Of Vermont
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-09-29

4 few words about llib gold, and | arn
dime, There h. hul lirlp coined money here,
4 l,.al. hliyz gnpA= aud uAss la glild dust, -
Every store huE IN gold scHlns, and Tie dust
= kept Ia u pickle IHr or q mustard pot, be-
iiud lle uHluiFT. Tie largest luWp of 0ld
luuud weighs II 81 lhs. u was purchased
i,y holsu ior $4,000 aud can be- seen ai o.
ny lime 90 iheir store,
Goods pay weH nov, haT i-cRpHDl sHy lBat
they will by llra lime shipments mRda nov
would arrive Lefo, ] should bo LILLE niuid
ofi. Piece goods ace Of no value, Never
send goods oul with The 1911 ~ LHding head
'ed "Dsliyered alongside" Tic expenses Of
uering them ashore eAlH az lhs profits on
theu,
liuI, ollhough,l have spoken well Of my,
folf md san Francisco, ! cRn assure you !
itaye not pnssed tho h,sl rlE months without
many difficulties aud troubles, To loo Hure,l
expected Them, aud IL ! had not made ~ NY
uliud "a meet lle went lint could hnppeute
me, ! could not have got through 20 ensily ng
have, ! shalt kuow how 10 net another
t,lno, This place was never mnde 10 live ~
--ua convenience, H0 cominu, aud as yel 40
70ciely.
Aud nov have Iold you The whole story,
~, doing ~ we'll ms | cnti esreel, bul don'l
uluk, ~ some people do, that every one Ia
IalIfirna Is flooded with money Nuu have
SGT ~ work ca Il even here where llere l.
',lrnly of IL, Good bye. You're, &c.,
toGBIH,
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ing IN lhe uls uflhe struggle, Rnd how Gin
Cefu ilH HDlicitnde for M surcerf, More Than
three mouths nFu, nn intelligent agent ofihe
gOyerumenl-nne whose testimony OF re-
sprcluhilily lho Washington Union will not
venture a. dispuiH-wnH On his way % Hun
Rury, ph iih0Ioiions fam The Presidfm qf
The iHhfd Statistic recognise The Eor0nHfni, N
me freHi Of one being established, and 10 ireic0ms
bar fret ,Hi0 hf Gimiy Of motions
Such was ih6 conduct uf tho authorities ~
Wellington such lhe active sympathy olihe
President and Secretary Of State IN regard ~
Hungary. While LOcuincO dGmhgnRueH were
,teIiboraiiug how and when 10 move, aud
mounting cheap professions Of regard, the
Administration, animated by uu tNlinliad heu-
nmeul ~ patriotism, had with dignity md
determination taken it, ground, dgHIaifiWi
10 accredited agent, aud extended hll tho Nv,
iluence Of tho governments 10 stimulate ihe
uullo struggle The simple fact hpahka nlron'
ger Hinu any commentary we might make,
aud upon such lhclH thH whole foreign and
domestic policy Of the AdginilHlion II pre-
pared 10 stand or fall, The friends Of lie
cabinet ~ Washington have not shouted At
llIG corners Of the streets over tho sympathy
which lhey knew was entertained 10y every
mea,ber Of IL for The cRuse or repuhcnnisn
and progress. ITbey have iclI fHglaGed that
every proper Encouragement would he eN'
tended, and hey now challenge conpnri-
ron a. this respect, between tho present and
my ADMINISTRATION, no matter Of what ppllt-
cHl complexion, that hos ever preceded IT,
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THE ADMINISTRATION AND HUNGA-
RY.

So far from ovinoing "ireeEing discourage
-4aapt, tt4e administration leRs-beis+e- Tire
nrriRnl ofCouut Nass in this country; long
before my Hungarian agent pretended to So
Iicit sympathy or support; long before Loco
foco domngegues counted how much p0liti-
cal capital might be made out Of popular de
-monstralions, long before the Locoioco press
had uttered a word ofhearty encouragement;
long before politicians seized upon the strug-
Gle TO promote their personal ends; the Adj
enumeration, we say, had made decided
movement, shnwing how deep was he feel