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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-10-11
ST. LOUIS CONVENTION.

The fine steamer Sacramento, Morri-
son, Master, has her bills out for the ST.
Louis convention, to leave this place
10 day, at IL NJ
The popular packet Ro,rena, Jewcit,
commander, will leave in the morning.
Better opportunities could no, present
themselves for those who wish 10 be al
HE great convention.
We nptice good many delegates
have passed down from above; and, learn
hat number design going from points
below this.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-10-11

IEerc were a good many scattering
votes not essentially varying the result.
We observe that the vote Of Pottawat-
omle county was received and counted
and that county must be regarded here.
after as being officially recognized
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-10-11

Posi- MASTER AT PALMyRA.-The
Postmaster General has appointed Mr..
JAMES I. LEWIS Post Master al Palmy.
ra, vice WIN. Jarvis, Esq, removed. %.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-10-11
ADDITIONAL INTELLIGENCE,

The la,cs, letters. dated Naples, 18Th
say that differences prevailed in The
Conference al Porlolico, which created
difficulty between The French and Pa.
pa governments.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-10-11

Mr.. CLIFFORD, late Minister to Mex
leo, returned 10 Mobile on the Goth, il
The steamer Severn. .......
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-10-11
SUMMARY.

The Pope has Quilted Gaeta and pro-
ceedcd to Naples, where his reception
was of the most striking and popular
character. lie will not 60 TO Rome for
the present .. ....#
The cholera is committing serious
ravages at Trieste. .. ...
News is daily expected from Mo.
rocco, where the Spaniards and French
Generals seemed likely to produce some.
thing more than a mere demonstration.
Tho Moors were expected to make an
attack on Massilu, having already cu,
off the supplies, .. s-.
The newly appointed ministry were
assembling al Madrid, but no notice
seems 10 be taken Of events relative to
Cuba. s..a.s a .... a.a. ..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-14

rstle It.psfAfior, sise ie - hs we'll
sequifd aItpu"t"n whtcf We thnN cetts'uy teervs..
A lev mapuf cfufcr et brsunt. ar ".
bEk u Dorchester, Aa@r. rfuaht the opilun- n
siea Gentlemen q di.trrt fr hs h.viaF
uuri ii, bsh ptd or Invalid aHi he hat
be bad lN tufctcdrc. sept u. iuhrnarts h1uss-
heldr genstslly should flsa,s he TrBuf,d -t1W hsn
bsp, tth'r this ordinarily fesrea :" or riien' q
Htitty tie hrf vel tfsf u l. bfi yed
ns tlUss VITO dsiy hevertgs vi have nif-st
otctsfic adtshrRtt Of sad
We zee ~ sisted that during the ast th1e I'D
uas VITO rere hshvaly nsias chuc,-ss hrss. neither
had Stasts e cholera AZ cra M ctaa whs here
IN the f-u tas'ux heir daiN pot su- n t-s,
fhte, pie cold the suf-tcrs .
vouCh the tfuth hia. but bed
ma he statement that The 81 aeaers IN osdon
fc. from th' lsfs TIE chulerod And g. -
been fufher phrvd here Bssfun thai vhn
tsliuF csavsr al for ehrntu sirud aurnT pee
vSlercc &c the ia~ eyii'c hHrfoi ~ Nura
table oi IN ihe trtt Instance sni nmsi ~ IN IN l',
tin iisfhalv, would BY m sfaensn a. have
fecured Those Who took from the ehsfts of
lettc d. eertsiny pon well ~orh white ~ De eriae.
vh.thsr the cbtco drinkers have te in
hfsd ci.s Bostn hscieai aud surg cal Journal. Vs-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-14
The Methodist Sland~r Case In BROOKLYN.
JOHN Q. GREEN JOHN PIERCE CHANGE sLANpEk-
DAMAGES AT $1,000.

DAMAGES AT $1,000.
Drc s-Dr Charles A. Van zsndt sworn-I am acquspt t.
asse ss GrsT Su, not % @ at
Green supposed he was under the influence Of ardent sp
Cross ersmiredI pushed aside before the marriage
ceremony ty Mr.. Green.
have lived h, family am also acquainted with Mr.
Green think have carried brandy to MT Greens house
TO naft the night OF the Wedding the demjohn
large one .Ia nsn; E but
M SS nSs taste Of ,as contents Of hs
the house the lady that the door wore did
s have ssS a'S S
va. iii .soas Il s a.. v TTtsd1s
there frequently during he evenings from what saw
srs.-sss%nsc-.I judged from What saw him drink.
az Ssys M or ne
inu nc. Of liquor hat nish Thoughts ILL become Ne
Arm Maria Psr-ops sworn wns at tbs wedding Of Mrs
there's ,ss Mr. assn amer ss S Soo .,a MD
ships he YVES under the inhusacs Of Of hignor IT..
ion rGw bis behaviour That he ws ueser .hs influence Ii
Oresn daughter; this before the marriage csrsmo-
9sr Sa 20, sr al %, Ss1oa q .Sa. '%e
ting with his left around Miss Hoop East Broad
x s. al. vssA 'i: the x %S c
sss .,sn Srsen there saw hun take
say xlethsr be wasnto,etd he acted rather lively for
b samuel wellen sworn-Th. book shown Is the one
R, oos, NJ Pc. neS. me es o.
dist Episcopal ,hurcb Tor thirty tour knoxs joan y.
have ha1 him. shich
rather that character Tor very doubt
tuli have siu tLite four a his
houi alo him a. TsuJtov do not know tina; NJ.
Pierce his wife members OF the hstho Iis church;
have had yersston wiz several persons ~ yaou- tunes
In re.hse Mr. Green's eooduct have not particle VI
hos'ile feeling sgSinst Mr.. Green.
Rev. lsnIel Smith sworn-I scqua'utei with Mr..
Green alb years mlsstsr have been
ebs eKh hfst ieeane acquainted N hin at
the che heard Of the general
ehss,er q Mr. Green hts character not eeas snd
ktoNsbusrd, for Temperance.
crOa. s,.mia:d consider Intoxicating liquor bsv,
have often Mr. Green,
ticulafy inn ate with him have heard severl
tteHk LIN retsrd to ineu have hesrd N,
Rev Mr. Rice aud the Rev, Mr, feek speak this subsc
iciee, CO 10 MI Wr,oHi as TIE Kew M Nneeni do
rooolest tfsiy oiheIs.
The defence here their and III prosecution In
truouccs rluttirg testimony.
Rev Dr. Bangs r'galpiA - At the conference twenty
five nads Ne. Gresnj
fss rtgular minutes hept aud
T ~ at think have had opportunity ju1gs
o. Mr. 6ss eel his general character tar
for ten r-rsnce
cro ,sminee-f cant refer TO any pirtieLlsr person
VIII spoke e u he subject
David A. Res AftmedI reside a. s4s Broadway. n. v;
an Htgttttca with the hvs br 6rcsa twelve fifteen
y,srs VAS HE fsmiit phj se'an.
tte,s-tAsnnsa-l tors q tho Ncsry ttrt.' church, ".
rrvtr hsbrd ~ character spostL ~ a. o. torpersacs
t1fsc vts other IertRnt srebn'tu tinon
HE c,uttel viii stte given the jufy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-14
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

ITALIAN OPERA HOUSE. Astor Pia.s- aAnA nj
Roman.
BOWFRY TNEATKE. Rss-rs-rEr THas. aUAhps-
nEr-WIFE WAN SEvtr Hu.BANDs.
BROADWAY r9EhrAE Brcsaway-SoxEsopy ELsE-
NscstTr ON l"usG - No.
BUTTONS THEATRE, Chambers street-SEaious IA
u.ssy IV-fs@r fsIioS
NATIONAL THEATRE, Chatham saa-ro--TEsALE
GuAhp. Budget 3LuNpPss Dr. ST. T.
OLYMPIC TuEATke. Rroaaway-So SonG No SurPaR
-swns CoITAet- Crossing rhE LNp-nsy Lar,
cHRIsTY's OPERA H0UsE-ErHIoPIAr Esr.RrAIs-
AMERICAN MUsEuM-AmUnse rERroRnAraEs EVE
~ AFTEREooH Ann kvrNIN0.
CIRCUS. Astor Plaoe-EauEsrRIAr PxaFoRaASozs
CHINrsF hgsEUa RooMs.-CLrpp.S's PANORAMA
NIB.
New YORK. Fniumy, December "A, lsAs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-14

TIVE Hstr,vN The fOiio~ing 4. FROM q south.
smpttu paper she has sb-ut ~ pass@n t.r, smSnx
Oh m ere MIR Dobel,on tex Winter OF the Urited
States TO B.rB) family sud fNite Here Schot burg
Benin, Who has been apuuu 60 tns
tb,st,stoiy a. s-hiI gton ssu the Hppgstsu .xles
he Hermann has On freight about $50 inca are.
met e tgrrusp goods sbippsd 81 Uremso aud go
tots ~ Er-t end French mcr ha disc received n
btsd a. Southampton We suhiun y lit ~ the
tlench goods only IA nrd.r 20 INV the sxtr-urly
vslushle ohsrscter OF the Herch-udl.e conveyed by
st,nnrrs IL consists ~ t5s ca.es eonisiot-x
lt0t7 ~ 80 piain fgur "a and bftcsde stlk sas s.s
trpsdtufis; izt ~ 800 ibs ~ pain hxurrg aud
bcrsd'd tk sht sstin Tiosnds ~ eases. 100 lbs OF
ilain sls igst brosd.tuns IS cases lttU ibs OF 'k
plush 4ges containing o. Sd-E, pairs of Fisech
RATHER slos,s ~ cssr. of UisuuactuFus OF .ir z1d
ether ma'.riaie, oomprisins sheFls, sctrfs oli.rs
msntsis robss. aod Other renige articles q
dlss~ ~ cafts a manufactures goods. comprising
isv DRY -stchcs steel beads. purses, srd arles Of
ts.Iy 80 5-B pieces Of sooiiea msnufsstures.
IL ,n.es 81, pis - ton naunEfastufes eases
lCa7 wco. len thsss cases opntaitDg iTo c,rtoons
iartiaotsg LII Go~-rs cises 800 gs0ss Ark bet
tor case. ~ plsrts eases % orus1sntsl china
esses % r,Dtics inst ur1euta aud suudfy ~
Bstenss dtse The cstmsfed vau~ q The sh L. c,rto
A. ros,b-s ctsn 80 stsrsiDg aud yields b tie ship
fr.tsbt a. asa 20 10 a. 0JJ, tAouAVe "a passage
mcnrJ The mail 6. cftset
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M,vsm..ss os g.dtvtuu

Hon. Abbntt last.pce, u. MINISTER 60 fpssnd,
hss tahpn lease of tari sdoasn's lara. snd Zoe
titn in o. no'lly s-rstor Davis, ~ Ma-~schus-te,
rms returned home 90 await the organization ~ the
Htuse 81 Representatives
Hor. A. Tuck, 81 New Hsmpshire has been detained
from bis VA The House tor several days in cvnse
qusnce ~ the death " q con.
rIieuserabt Fssls, ". :. A has arrived At wash
nston 9th the constisutiOn Of tbs state Of ali
foftia
Hor. George w. Julian, ~ Indiana, Wa expected 10
leave for va hiDgtop the 1871 inst " ma health
ccntinn.d to improve.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-14
Shipping Intelligence.

FRANKFoRT, Dec6.
Cleared Bark Rhone Havana; brig Teoka. Cardena chr
Madonna, do.
KENNEBUNK, Dec 10.
Sailed--ship Geo W Bourne, NOrI1ens.
PORTLAND, Dec IL.
Helen Dale. NYork
Cleared--Bark Jubilee, Havana; brig Gs.slls Cuba.
BosroN. Dec 13
Arrived Bark Como Charleston. 9th inst lat SO
Is, ion n, an Am steamship. steering Sc by n.
Bark william. Philadelphia
Clearedships JUDAH and Touro, NOrleans Esther
Norfolk; brEs Edwd Henry Curaoos; VIM Pitt Barbadoes
schrs Sea Bird, hatansss; Coon, Norfolk.
SALEM, De, IL.
Arrived--schrs Corine, Albany via Boston.
New BEproRp, Dec IL.
Arrived-schrs Oscar Jones, and Fairfield NYork.
HOLINESS HOLE Dec 10.
Arrived Brig Denmark, Cape hsyt cath ult for Bos
Left brig NY, dg
Wells. 90 ''A ~ ''A' "'''' A~s' Vi anu ''0m
scbr Don Nicholas Norfolk for Boston.
Returncd-ship Citizen, having been ashore in Woods
llth-AIrived Brig walter Hoxe jacksonville, Bos-
schs Echo NYork for st Johns; Willis Fred
ericksburs, for Boston, Exact, Baltimore Nantucket
Mary Patterson, Phil. for Bo ton.
Three fore and aft shoonsrs not boarded.
In port At ii ship titizen, brigs wm Crawford Dem
mark alter HoAe schrs Don Nicholas, Fountain. Nary
Patterson. Exae Fremont ills Putnam Echo and Sylvia
Higbee Tne otLers have sailed.
Providence Dec IL.
Arrvedschr Baile, Eorfolk sloops pheer Fashion
Radisrt, and 1esumsef kYork.
SAiledschr VIM Corbitt, Philadelphia sloops Oregon,
and Blackstone, Nfork.
sr THOMAS tAfrca) Oct sBark chusan, for Salem
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-14

tIncrIr o, NJ Noe. 15, ~ 81, ss 20, 81 SO, ~,
% q. SO sik stx, ~ VI -
AL Se3 ga 3o7 500 8, S77 49, ssl $50 sS5 5s 5ej
rsu2-sos "a. lae $50, lVs, zOo, 2ol 20i 9s ~, ~
lea lyO ia ig2 l4D
sprtn,os Couar.- Nos % IS a. n. ~, so 9. as ~,
12 lt 20 Ia t27 o. l32 - lRT III, is2 1i3 l4i iid
~, las 100, lS2 l52, l5i, l55, $50, l5s
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ARRIVALS ssp rtPssFUhrs.
rev Nr Mercer. Sistsn lssrd, Ward, soston;
Nsjrr burte. a. \. A Weir, West Point. De-
Wheeler I. :. "; T. tsnington Boston; rrioc-,
d.. Lieut. Tstnsit. q \ Nsrib.s "a JONES' phil.d-I-
phis B.oTge sasysr. = y; Nr Spnoner. Boston;
W. q. O~.ns. Mentfesi. q seuntt berry. d. =. A.
Tsn.r Btston: Y Stillsil Sofioxh-it. aud W Jones,
rlilsd-pbla srrivsd yesterday A. The irtipg Hon-.
}. ~ os n tsil River; u. Dunp. lrisc.tou. VIII
hrs. Mac hchusetis J. kilirtop Ho.tup; e. rii@stou
d. J thTy. Baltimore; 8 Qusckssbush. q. y y f.! "a.
X Cater. do, tharies viii nB ub-tpu Jsusins
rhiad. Jhia. q. Patterson. Nssh'ngou. w Ivy,
sN v y French, Nsnei snd W. wOodsoa d.,
are at the Amer'caf.
q. J,noing,, New York. rhu.on rhlaaeiph's
=. Tracy Lansur hugh. Samuel Wfisht Phl.de lshts
q ScsBib berry. Mou'r,sl. a q. O~eut. do W.lis
Tr mon J. hyre. Boston u. Daniels Baltimore: aud
y ~ tlAgg, New Haven, are smonsst the arrivals ut
the Ilossti
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-14
The EngIish Steamer.

The steamship Hlb-rna is IN her thirteenth day.
We may expect her news at anv moment, from
Halifax. Wait till you see the news, either on the
bullt tins or IN the papers; then operate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-14

ing 20 t2sl tens Of cold would nave ueasa u
che lad attenotd s-lely g. her buuAess kfe~
radtsu VIE does md tfrsush chstp
~ cash pa, mtnts enstied ffrnh spisrdt
VIZ defuA low pr,ees on ~ii faa him ~ street.
10 an Sc HIM.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-14

ARRIVAL OF DISTINGUISHED PATRIors.-~We had
the pleasure, yesterday Of converting for some time
with two OF The distinguished Hungarian heroes
who took IN ac'ire part the noble struggle which
theirDa've country undertook, and maintained with
so mOch gallan'ry, against the combined forces
OF Austria and Russia. Their names are John
hagay, who WAS Colonel and Adlutant General of
the Hungarian army, and served uadrr Klapka; and
Col FoTnet, who Major in the engineer SER
vice, and served under General BEN, IN Transyl-
vania. We were highly granted with our con-
ference. These distinguished men have sought
our shores with the view Of making the United
States their future home, and they will stay in New
York for short time, to meet Ujhazy, so we'll
known as the civil governor Of Comorn, Made
selle ApooDia Jsgela, and ether celebrated Hunga-
Iians, who took passage in the American steamship
Hermann, and who will probably arrive in this
city tomorrow. They are Of very commanding
sppe arance, tall and erect as poplar, and with
bravery marked ON every lineament of their coun-
tenances.
We submit to the city authorities the propriety
OF giving these distinguished strangers suitable
welcome end reception IN this metropolis. They
are some of the gallant men whose glowing deeds,
in the cause of human freedom, excited the ADM.
ration Of the world, and every tongue -
They acted as our revolutionary fathers did to free
their country Of despotlsm, but unfortunately with
ont similar success 1t is only great occasions,
gre at emergencies, that bring forward such men;
and in honoring them, we honor the principles
which acuate them, and pay Difference to the holy
cause IN which they engaged. Let us show them
that although they will miss all the endeanng asso-
Citations connected with fatherland in their new
home, they are nevertheless not among strangers.
Letu show them that they are among friends, and
that We know how to appreciate their dangers and
sacrifices in the cause OF human liberty.
We are informed that the Hungarian patriots
who took passage IN the Hermann, as well as the
gentlemen to whom we have particularly referred,
have letters Of introduction to President Taylor
and other distinguished Americans, and that it Is
their intention to found Hungarian colony in one
Of the Western States They have been stripped
Of almost all worldly property by Austria, and
they should not be allowed to expend the little
that Is left to them in purchasing land, when Con-
gress could with great propriety grant them as
much as they want. A few sections of land in
one of our Western States would never be missed,
and It would be a handsome recognition OF their
gallant conduct IN the cause of freedom and hu-
mainly, TO grant them much would be suffi-
cent for their colony, which may, one of these
days, enter the Union as the State of Hungary. We
ho.e Congress will act upon this matter at early
day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-14

TBr PROPOSED VANS CouuCvcATioy BETWEEN
sHE ATI.AkTiC AND PACFc 1t L. SAID h,t smoag
iss passengers sailed yesterday. were some Of
cur rnierprising stesmship men, Who have char
tered ihe steamer Orus, az Chsgres, fof the pur.
pose = proceeding 10 The mouth q TIE san Juan
nysT. ar.' going ny TO Lake Nicaragua. ami thcuce
- Lake Leon, with the view Of exploring those
vsisIs. ed il practicable steam navigation be Dis
cvvspd 70 tn head Of Lake Leon, TO cat q COM
mUbicsfIon iherce 20 the Pacific, A distance Of
oIly thirteen niBes. Which could be done with
ooHIarstE~ esse. This very important move
B.esi, ard u i BE- soccessiu, il will have great
inforrcs on eur usse with Cslforuia. We think
y pr,'bable. however, that the foae has been sar.
vsysd before ihis, By England
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NEW YORK HERALD.
j A n K = G q IL ID O II r N y E Il.
PROPRIETOR AND EDITOR.
corner OF FnItoa and NASSAU .

VOLUNTARY CORRESPONDENCE. containing I'm
collected from quarter OF the World "
esed uiH be hter"Ny paid for.
NO NOTICE take. Of na0humous commute attoas.
W eaaUo, return rejected comm uHic afions.
THE DAILY HERALD 2eeHts per copy per
THE WEEKLY NERAL D, for Cireuiq ton on this Coa-
Gaent published fUrd0V at Ga cents eopy
o. SO yer anRHm Joe circulation IL Euro priHfed
ia French and EHgsh az b cents per copy 81
The DOLLAR WEEKLY HERALD eUery Monday, 2
per copy. 81 per copies TO clubs S-c
s. per
All LETTERS ~ mil for subscription. or 'cifk
be post pf or The postdge ci Be de-
dsef,d Jrlm h1 money emitted. .
ZDVERTlSEhE rs at re0sona bic prices the pro-
pyiefor responsible for errors ia mJnusc ript.
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TELEGRApuIC INTELLIGENCE,
Telegraph Lines at Work.

Telegraph Lines at Work.
Up. NJ. Dec. 13
The following lines are in operation -
EAST.
Old Line or Morse's, from New York via Boston, to
81. John.
Houses Line, from New York to Boston.
Bain's Line from New York to Boston.
Houses Line. frem New York TO Philadelphia.
There is no line at work from Philadelphia to Wash
ington.
NORTH.
Morse's, or Old Line, from New York to Albany, Buff
falo &c and thence to Canada.
Erie Line frem New York TO Erie Cleveland and
west to Milwaukee, Cincinnati, go.
The Telegraph Wires ana the Weather.
PHILApELPHIA. December Is 10 p. NJ
The line South still continues down. The snow is
now falling, and is two inches deep on q level.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-14

rrsctite .ty With house ~. disposed
81 tmeant-h. Ths Wishes tn prenis.s
NINA that n, let IN. house present. FOO pa
ncplsrs srpiy ct ~ North so re street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-14

o. loslsr Ia bis ususl supry q fraits tor the ~
hdayss bnnch and keg Rzns Ji'rn dried Currsats
h4laes Grspe., Fgs, sTice. ~ ~ kinda Al
IN wsnt vi fbd large etoes. and loo prices. Ne iavt
snd all ~ tva call at hs lsrgs Stores No 2 an
t2s Jrsehv let, ~ vesey. snd 80 Ursud strssts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-14

II. Peddis-s superior Adam aRtlne Point
ed Gold Pens Coo and sill Pen Pencil Cases Of reh
snd new pat useful and han article for
holiday Presents >eid At he Depot John street.
broadway, up ttars Warranted Pens with eases from
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-14

hair whishers tne ~ Applied wtheut tnjuty
the an or sam; u can he washed imedstsiy ~itaoat
EARRING tt- coles and ksd arrii.d
wholesale snd retail at BACHELORS via rsetery, van
street Com the asdtea
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Letter, to Europe X ret. or 30 each, 900

TnE Merchants EScHsSos M WALL SrREsT-
Fanny SrocHs.-ln another par, Of oar columns,
will be found singular history of this melancholy
editce, ss developed at a meeting Of the stock
holders of this Inflated concern What but b ID
mansg, ment TO say the least, could cause sucn an
edlfce to ray tho stockholders, by whom it has
been built, not one cent upon hundred dollars,
besides Their being now threatened ~ II appears,
with losing the whole concern under the Sserif'e
hammer, not realizing by the sale sufficient TO pay
the d,bs for which the directors have deeply mort.
esgsd the bulldog We commend the pernsal Of
this precious moroccan of financial history, az an
additional chapter to the beauties Of corporation
management, and new fc sther in the already
highly adorned cap OF directors aud trustees Of
corpora'e bodies In general. The only hope the
stockholders are said now to have Is TO sell the
buIldirg 10 The aired states Tor a Custom House
snd Post Office, itbcng in that case, contem hated
to torn The r1csent Custom House into a Uui,c1
states Mint Such IA the talk on change butbs-
iore even tbs can be- done, the judgment against
The Exchange must be got nd Of That is the fret
thing.
There were seveo,y Eve deaths IN Baltimore for the
Egek ending tbs lVtb fpst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-14

The sehrcrer DIAMOND for New Orleans. from Chi
esgo go the canai su1 Nia. tpyi nssr sri5rd az ~
Loui. on tue % inst she J. No tons bnEthsn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-14

shorite an inorsssr ~ sies AS IN toe n
notes In England, aud 40 incrae of EssJsls8 In Tia
circulation ofths United Eiosdsn when como.ssd sin
the previous month, ending the 8th OF October
The following statement viii shor the p,.,,,o, a A..
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No INTERCOURSE WITH AUSTRIA On the an
hounc,meut OF the appointment OF Colonel Webb
al Charge to Vienna, we took occasion to say
that the suspension Of all diplomatic intercourse
with the bloody butchers of Austria would have
been more consistent with the feelings of the
Amsnean people. Thus view Of the case IS been
widely sustained by the independent press, and It
Is even ssd that General Taylor Is in favor OF sus.
pending this mission However that may be, there
con be no doubt of motion IA the Senate to this
eject. Petitions to this end are now circulating
IN this city, and the hint will probably be followed
up IN other places. Under all the circumstances,
the arpoIB,mebt .. Austria was one Of the most
Ind, nfenslble OF all the blunders committed by
Mr. Clay ton. lie could not himself have believed
that 1t would be conf med; aud his hurry log
away The minister in advance Of the meeting of
the Senate, can only be regarded az a schem- for
Retirr nd at an Importunate oilice-seeker Tas
might all he well enough, but tor the fact tia, the
tn,k he al The expense Of the treasury, probably 10
the extent ~ some seven or light thousand dollars,
all told. IL appears that "th- General" could not
even Wait for his court dress, hut that the taiors
of broadway, who have ust finished il, (cost 400,
ere TO seLd il out by the steamer. What dash orr
splrnd d Contemporary will make on hi. ore s.ntstion
to Heyn What pity Il he should be stopped
al Pans
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