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gfSO RKwAEp.-THa FOLLOWING - THE RI

NSS0 RRwAEp-THn FOLLOWING 10 THE PLAN
LSOO Of arrangements in awarding thu two great
Fr1evaine $685. 10 the inventors OF the two hsst original
Ccnrndrums at the Metropolitan tlate Tripor) HaFriay
evening" Feb D. 1852 Tho peze9 be in the wndo
Of Bali Baca etore corner Of Murray street and Broad
way Ladieo and gentlemen desiring 20 oompee will sen
IN their CoDrndrul WITH answers, tsbh their mama aud
address IN r, ad IN confidence dire TED 10 j. H. wilton
Manager for Professor Anderson TT Joles Music store NO.
Suo Brosdway and IoHrti or per- ona delivered on or
before kopday, the ID February NJ No conundruul Of
otter tLaa eharSotsr w recognized IAe
subject posobe confined 10 thn Of tae
Day and ~ few possible ProfessGr Anason GA the
evening the contest after the astounding wonders oil
Professor Anderson. the VIII commence by
pGnne!GE of thirteen. he reIy dainteresod in
tho contest be selected by ths
audience They will 70 the platform and appoint
their receive lroesJor Anderson tho
SPLENDID price, and ALEC entire OF hs Abrams,
which having been examined, and found II oh
rscteY the questions aud will be nd. The
pause the audience, TO tie mcfs OF the oonundru
will guide the lie award Thofc reaeyiny tho
wsrrnet will be read the audience aud thu
Jury Will retire 90 deliberate ard from tnose read si
recct the best They will retarn 30 the stage and
honnce their voroo when ne names Of the
Sdacs will lie the foreman Of Tho the urv will
hand 70 the lady her silver greakss
and Tea Service nd TO the his ynlu
able Pitcher and Gohlea Admission one ds and seats
hsll now lies. NB-The Conrndruns will be published in
pamphlet form, but the onv of tho successful
petoYs will be ANNOUNCED Pfiee OF opies, IS oenfs.
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hyGRCcATS &c.--THK SuBsCRIEKKs ARB OFFER
" ing large ssosk Of comfortable Wiater Clothing 81
tesa quality, snl viii he sold s. low prioes AlGo Boys
Clothing, in great variety, ALFRED AUFEOk CO., al
Broadway. between Howard and Grand rtyeeta.
(1AeT orr cLOTHiHG AND FrKsiTukk WANTED
~ Ladies gehscnen bsviLe clothing, furniture
Jew airy dspeso &C. oban fir ctsh prioe ty seainS
Tor tho subscriber Lis residence through the post
Ladies atser 6ed ty Mrs. Duse!corr No IL Elm street
~
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- thousands 10 Justly eLtititd to fair lcrtion OF th2
PATRONAGE for tic Gt 20 hiss iaborad for
the and hop lived Tpsrav,lS upon the smiles Of
tho public ~ fast ~ lie has dollar, he has disr
rated II among neeay 1t ia we known shat he tho
% the Few fare syse railroads aad Stages
The yiointy NJ New York clay BY and through Tn,
or of ha well known opposition 70 tho HEre Railroad
Company pshing fea thr sstonahed all that wit
messed tncm caryinEa lead ~ With q and
IS with horses meB a. tccnts fare ursn he
bought the prib cipe he has adopted with
his woudgrin. LHmcs the rgor reaoh IT, II
coughs colJe snd al nsnnrr q aokee and rsns and
Re had four ehings escn. At 1}
PeGri, and sG4 aad so Broadway between Grs1G and
ErooIao streets a. 81 And 81 DOZEN. cash " d Also
his AaEc FLUID for turning III aar In large bottles,
81 each. "a faild,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-31

BosToN Cry Missions Tho annual meeting Of
the Boston City Missionary Society held in the Bow
doin street church in that city on sunday night last
The annual report read lt alluded particularly 10
the increase Of juvenile offenders and the agsn'e
Der ~ poor foreigners in the city The opinion
pressed that ster the close If business the retire
ent 30 their suburban residences " the Thousands who
do BUSINESS here bat RESIDE out OF town the foreign
population actually exceeded the native in The city Aud
among these boundes, asld of imports and pro-
missing labor Employed in this labor there had nsen
during the ear six male, and ten female missionaries
and that they had been tile appeared from the IA
that duiing the year 25703 Visits had been made by
them in 1870 families. nearly 1900 Of when visits bsd
been smoog the sick Tue missionaries had distributed
their visits 2og 700 tracts and than 700 Bible. aud
Testsments. By these visits, than four hundred
per,ons had been Induced TO attend oublc worship ol
the Sabbath. and nearly twice ha. number az children
had been introduced into Sabbath schools More thau
thousand religious meetings had been held by the
missionaries aud thirty forty persons hal been hope
fully converted while number u backsliders had been
apparently reclaimed; rome two hundred persons hsd
been aided 70 set employ mt ana several thousand
garments had been furnished the destitute Is render
them dccert and comrtable and sxty si2 persons had
Oeen induced TO take the temperance pledge All this
had been accomplished ~ expenditure Cf les than
tsoo0 The entire receipts fT The year from a sources
rad BEEN 81 s07 a. and the society had MT excesl8d
tfcir receipts; they not in debt but actually hui
n small balance On hand Ut tae ensuing year thpy
proposed 70 enlarge their operations and should need al
addition 60 their income, 70 meet their expenses.
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DROF. AN pERsO N.-ASToUNBlfo WoNDEEH
every evening. oTen st z; commence 40 D. also, en-
1hursdsy saturday attcrnoong ht3 Notice. ArgnGe
made with SCHOOLS 10 attend ahurBday and
saturGy afternoons notice and negotiations Tor which 10
the E1iI At least daJ before. N.BTnere
will DO great eyent-on m0st gorgeous and magnfcent
aIalesEory. Ter Professor ndersoaB Farewell Might
billH.
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CIECuE-NEw YORK AHPHIrH.aTRE. ~ eoWERYI
~ Laat performances OF tho French Fau,jsfsn Troupe.
Saturday afternoon and evening" January 3i new acts
HorSemarehir ty Madame iourr aire MIIe Loniee NILE
Josephine Eepo and Tho of the teoupe. TnYsy
fhotaud Ponies III hrpeEr n the Pony Rsqas H.ssane
Exero0es by r. Sands mia talented children. bexess
20 cents; children under hatiproo; Pc IN osns
Afternoon performance SATURDAY EVonng pezior1ance
~ a n MAI
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.dAcFiFlCENr SpRcrACLE.--The bed og the Mis-
siseipp sygr. below me Falls has presented grant
scene durirG The PAS few days This ee which l0fms
Ter up the tvsr ~ conite down tue rapids aud
tgil crushed IN Use, filing in against Ia body 5. 49,
which rad fornrd across the channel some miles 6si5F
The fslls On Thursday last. by FRIDAY ua3rlin- the
water haa risen near hteen feet and the WHITE aed II
ice lad grown ~ almost to the foot II he al Al h,
sage tire body below, unable longer TO susan til, i'm.
mense pre-. gave way and the whole plain Of ,s
moved down the stream with terrible crushl az. We
have been informed iy hose who know that th. the
6rst year IN the sst twenty four in which this has oc
eugrsi--S, .9tA.Hg Eayrus
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CFtrBF alton on WAsutNaroN'g BfRTuplv. =
The following committees have been appointed provide
Ger the Congressionn celebration ef Wahngtons birth
day Committee o. Arrangements ;-Messrs. Stephens
Bayly stsnly, Dunbsm, appleton, Polk and Miner.
Committee on Correspondence ;s-Mesrrs. Bssel, Usw,
Srciss BySrp, and Howard.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

IFE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LOAN FUND LIrI
IL Assurance Society Of Lchdcn General Agents OHios
No. Grand street, Jersey CtyThe above company
tie United states and on California and other SPECIAL hA
zards fsr ratios tf premium For erms. blank forms
&C., plsaee apply IS above 20
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'ItN tCdUf % UhtII TNIu 10Y
PROPOSED DATrs OF s.iIfHG.


INWARD <; COLLINS 90. 50 v al H.. N. York.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY h Co., Liverpool.
q. G. ROBERTS & CO., IS Hing Arms Yard, London,
JOHN hUNRoE b CO.. Is Rus Kotre Dame des Vic.
torres, Paris; or
GEO u. DRAPER, Havro.
The Of these ships VIII notke accountable for gold
rycr, bullion specie, iewelry proocue storss mesas
vnlees bills Of ladRR signed therefor and The value
thereon therein exrIessed.
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AL IAEAorT, SURGEON r. r. SOCIETY AND y, p,

Two TIE DISAPPOINTED. DIR. WARD CAN ~ or
imtsdEts ssrviee his treatment once renewing thS
miserase pAhent tom suffering and PROBABLE detoon 70
steiy sa6 rtrntnert security y: CESS daily DIM
slt tasss the have eelsd othors Those coming 70 hin
hrst are ornn e r tkey cured before the oae conae
guences q delay show Themselves. No fec, aud medeAl
..lA ELa.l Ghee. AanaL 81 kGo. aNAY.
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~ Ia ypAnE S'SH,

lCEERY rHEA~RE--D0oRs OPEN Ar6< CURTAIN
- rses AT O'clock Boxes, cents PIT oons so,ts
"a Orchestra Boxes 90 ocnts Saturday evening. Jan a.
will to repealed the dram OF PAUL CLlFF0An-Psul c
ford Mr. GoodslI Mr.. Augustus Tominson, Me- Grfashl
Mr. EDWARD Pepper, Nj. Stevens; Lord hauleveior, M
Glenn william aranasn, Eco NJ. Hamilton Damn,,
MaYeery Lohsias Mrs. Grstau Lady Biohbits Mrs Yoo
nsus. 10 conclude with TIE drama Of The Murdered
WaTKRMAH. the Dog Of the III sme6Will Wherry, NJ
Taylor D.ca Daresl. ar. Cenyi fhebe. Mrs. orattsr.
ftCRgoNe THEATEE, cEAKgEas sTREsr-DooRs
~ open 10 beiu at O'Clock. Dress Circle and Par
gGettc 80 cents Second Tier. centa Private Boxes s5
Orchestra Beats rs cents Farewell Benefit Of Mr. Dunn
saturday evening Jan Will DO played ne oomsdy OF tho
BEACH o. PROM E-Ebcnestr suddeu Mr. burton;
NJ Jatber Mr. Dupn Mrs. tarses Arg nGsbss celss.ne
Rice eeton, Tbe farce Of THAT RASCAL JACKf.c.nhY,
hr. Lnvert Thas Rascal Jack. sr Dunn Emea Mia l9t
man. re con llSe witr .ne rooDLES ME- Al noshy Tao
de Mr. Burton MfG Timothy IoSdio, Ng Hughes; George
Acern MIR. Dunn; Nary Acorn Kiss Weston.
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MJIELo's.-CPEEA NIGHTS MONDAYS, WEDNEs-
~ days Frtsye and Saturdays App iostioEa for Tues
aays and Taraays &c sdarese Cd 10 John Seton Heios
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TsNaEo. LGSFBLD'5 CLASSICAL QBARTETTE sclEBEs
the thrd 81 We second ssssen, viii tsks place ~ hs
polio RoonH 40 Broadway saturday, January 81 1874.
Performers e. Henry u Httgon, voosnsJ M, R2hn-d
Hoffman. Isniu Ae06re sCl ACyer Lchhorn ard Rheo.
bistold. See 5n.,l tills.
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GgnD REwARD -gEgREIkg ANlTpoTa, a fPxf
cCOO cho mGsnge foI ths care o. private esos 4ets
u nskes speedy wthou, ne lsagt refrc.isn y ese
Grag exr0srro n application y bnereeS fhe
pgorret9t eSsengs sngia esss sases " Esaet' WV
under shg fefasure ~ hs0 hnadred ces ~ 70
pGt bostles vith tul directcns Re- VI OEs sssse
lssti vecs-nanY are cared m aso ssgs fW sats ~ Y.
H. Rns IVA nreAtpRy snd ilB btFGrd strtst Ats Vera
W hstiu, ~ sAstrs s,resA sesstps Snrfs tss
FER oYl,Aas.
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EyACEsqs FOR BhvHg-sECoED II:E.-TnG FOL
lowing nhp1 Will lesye Eayrs iho 10Th. Add New
Eafs on Tie Is. az eaen lanntA:--
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AMUSEM ENTs.


REOADwAY TREATsE.-E. MARSHALL. soLs
ID Lessce-Docrs a. on 10 begin AT oooek. Bs1eS
sad Parqses 80 een,, Family ci;ee and upper Tar s
evening a. will be performed the operate spectacle OF
PAUL ( LIrrORD-PanI clifford Hr Collins Sir W;llAn
Brandon. Barry; DUN mic DunnckeT, Mr. paviags; Luz
e. BrAndon Julia Could Miss T.rpschore Siorperton,
hme PoG conclude with tho farce Of she GUARDIAN
ANGEL Capt Lionel yrte. ur Mr. Delamerc Lazy
toofH Mr. NtS n,ds Mr. DuIcmer Mr. Oayidge; Hra Myr-
te Eisa Croker, hiss k.s Twnnerson Miss Kate Horn
IN lBLos, -ASrIsTs' CNION--LA3T WEEK BUT
one 81 tho italian Opera under the direction OF Sig
no Bssio ard bssniTesest 20 all paris OF hc cstAtsh-
nent oo CENTS 10 se charge for securing seats. sasur-
day, JAN 81 positively las, night eli the Opera Ct
s"'mas.. cig r. nose Devfe0
nunishs'. sguora bouo
Orovo,o..., sisnor c.lst, Fls,io sis BuHssini
leader OF abe gr.ed oroetrs sisnor ArdM Doore
st6b; commence ~ X So1 tfce day, nom
a. NJ. to IL ID. AID hon 2 s4P. "
A sroR PLACE ITALIAN OPERA. GREAT REDUc-
IA ton OF PrceSaoured Seats Sole BoxeB sad FargUe,
90 clLts Amrhitheatre, 20 csnts honday, FenEus.y2
khktA Di R0HAs
in which SignoIs O. sCaAn1re, Ssn0r u baly gnora PIE
Szno- Marin and siEnov Benoventano Will appear
Regular Opeea nrhte. AoudSy Wednesday, Friday and
SaJurt ay.
ROBERT Lr DTApfE will b. produced in the course OF
tie week n which w.ll aprear ~ the drss time y Anstt-
GFnuur
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fEtssEN fus N0sE Boston 80 iiveSroSt-EuR
OgtiA, siisii SsesnA Cshia, $40
30 trrth sccrrtt urtf rsia for.
Etcsst si be eassvc specie beyond an aueunt foy
rc-Honal eznsEtta
Ar experienced turseon IN hoard.
All iusters neatparesI russ pssf throrah Inc Ycf
Once.
For rreigh, o. raSrtSs, apply to
l.. CUNAED, IT,. - Broadway.
rTefeh, 0ermsa, ana othaY foreign seaas received aas
bTQugas WITH ETitish r0oas Through bila
jadins arc given il HAVE Tor rev 2ors.
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IHDrrEEDKNTLINE TO CALIFORNIA. -THRoUGH
i Ilekets-Fer Chaares aad San Juaa, II eetTbc
new ard splendid rtesnship CITY or NEW YORK, q. O.
Baxter Commsndss bul in the 1trongee msaner, having
superior cabin ead steerags Accommodations will 1esvC
pier NO. 3, North River Saturday rsb. Tth, f9r
sboye named pors Fox freight passage spply 20 P,
81 S. HAIGHr, 10. I Battery Pl,ce.
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r. 5. NAIL STEAMSHIP CoNcANY.--FoR NEW
cfs,sas ia EsTsrs ChanSa q sailing esy TIE
tom andcr gill is from The pier atfoos Of Warren ssreet
" r., on Honeay Febru:yy pth At O'clock r. ~ precise
ly. Rates 81 PsBage 81 Havapa aud Now orleang-Ecw
siloon R.yths, s7g; Aiser saloon
berths, 500 Forward Saloon Eerhs $50 SteeIage Berth
~. sYees orly taken Oh fFesgh. TO Havsns Froight
taten 30 New OreaLs % per cuic foot For frega
or passage Apply 70 NO. ROBERTS,
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A sTOR PLACE ITALIAN CfERA.-CARD TO THE
n rubcBy The advice and appreciation 81 most Of tho
90 Italian Oners this Manager the honor
Of announcing that the regular eubcrption nights nave
boon pOetpcned unt luther notice, sad that commencing
MondsY evening" Foo. the ptce Of az N eaon 20 tho
Balcony S0Ge, Dress Boxes and Parquot viii 10 Fifty ots
change secured seats and 10 the Anplishs.
strc Twenty ccne bprug tho week. Madame s.ehs-
will in grand character ot Maria 81 sOhsus
ard S-et stvi IN ls gens Wcoj o. Hoeert,
heycri great WORT Robert lie Dahe,' his hyst
appearance inst chttscr United Stated Regulae
Opera nFats Monday Wednesday, Fyidey aud Saturday.
II boz vince y opsn fcc to o'clock daily whcrc et.D
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EMPIRE CITY LINE-FoR gAN FRANCISCO VIA
~ ChsgTes, direct Thussdsy, 18th OF rebrusrrThe
new aad splendid double engine Steamshr, SIERRA e.
NADA, q s0 tons burden j. u. wilson, Commsnder,
Formerly Of the steaTshp Empire Cisy) rili esve her
dock IS pier Nc North -ysr for Ctagres direct Thurs
day. i2h February al oolosk, TINS Steamship has uns
quaied ommodalons !or s.cesare Passengers, hsvag
been constructed with special reference 70 tner comfort
kor freight OK passage aYpiyto -
Tie SIEERA NEVADA viii le.re seain On Ssturd.y
18Th March eonnectng with the fayorse ssesmship Now
orleans, at Panama. Books are now tpen.
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NOR CHA6RE3 AND SAN JuAN.-THE NEW AND
splendid steamship UNITED STATES 800 tons burhen
Llsr es Berry commsn derwi sail on Monday tho l6tn
6Ay 81 February, a. +. NJ, for Chsgres and Juan,
ircm Per No3 n r. The United states ssesmsr,
tl being neT second t.p she Is ia every respect
class camer fuilt in the strongest maunors double ron
braeed and her Accommodations for cabin cabin
snd atsfrage passengers trc unsurpassed by
tAoat tor freight or passage, srpls to JONES JOHN
SON, no. 20 NJ al atreet conner 81 Mh.er nsr,et.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-12-11
The Presidents Message.

The annual message of President FILL
MORE delivered 10 the two houses OF Con- ress
at IL o'clock yesterday, occupies our columns
this morning 10 the exclusion or our usual
variety of news, miscellany, &c. We pu-
blish to-day this important document with
great pleasure, mingled with only one regret
viz that it is the last paper of the kind
which is to come from shat eminentIy good,
wise, patriotic and national man who has &C.
Icupied the Presidential chair since the de-
cease Of Gen. TAYLOR .Ala -
Not boastingly, but in split OF just pride,
we challenge for this message of President
FILLMORE the closest scrutiny alike of politi-
enemy and friend. 1t is from the beginn-
ing to the end frank, manly, digni6ed, and
high-toned, and exhibits simplicity OF style
and compactness in admirable contrast with
the verbal redundance and 6iscussive me-
thod of many State papers. What the
President had to say, he says in this message
in the lewest words, and the best temper
He casts no reflection on friends or enemies
at home, and uses no brayadoes with refer
ence to any body or any nation abroad. But
calmly surveys the state of public affairs and
makes his suggestions to Congress and the
country with caudor, perspcuty and force.
Secretary of State, H. the early part of the
message, was well placed, ard is in excellent
taste. And an equally sound Judgment die
tated the matter and the manner OF the refer
ence to Great Britain, to Cuba, to Mexico
and other States. We ask particular atten-
ticnt the observations OH tie Fisheries
question, on our relations with Spain and the
subject Of the acbuisi ion of Cuba, on Nicara-
I ~ ,J,r,-
/ Ayres, the Japan Expedition, and other topics
OF home aiic foreign interests.
/ The Treasury receipts for the last FISCAL
year, it will be seen from the message. were
S49,72S, 1857, while the aggregate exPendi-
lures for the same period were $4,000! 1896,
Including a'oGtpine ndc hgif mttio S paid
on account of principal and interest of the,
public debt, and indemnity TO Mexico.
The value of foreign Imports during the
year. was S207 ,24O, l0l, and the value of do
mestc exports Sl49,S6l,9ll, exclusive OF
l7,204,026 of foreign merchandise exported;
a TACT whicn presents another very interest
ing nut for Free Trade theorst to crack. The
remarks of President Fillmore on the subject
OF such disparties between our imports and our
exports, in the present and the last previous
message, are characterized by patriotism,
good sense, and that pract cal wisdom OF close
observation and long experience.
To the remarks on the subject of Ameri-
can ihtemperance in the domestic affairs of
other nations, all good and peacsably disposed
citizens may point with pride. - ,-
la a has.y reading of the document we find
much to commend, and nothing decidedly TO
disaprove of. But we shall recur to il here
after for more careful persual.
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yULCASgZE ED iAD1A HUB3ER,
Machine Betting.

TIME experience Of the last five years has gained Tor
this Betting the conf OF the consumers: this,
tsgetaer with The that great ipros have
been made in the quality, warrants the manufacturers III
asscFti Il to be superior leather ihifg else,
for al open Belts (nore especially for heav, or main
Belts, for the followi
J. The perfect equality OF Width and thickness which
il will retain.
- No Danger of heat under geo degrees Fahrenheit
Injuries and remains fexble H. amy &c gree of cold.
J. Il is of great strength and durability! no. slip
the pulics consequently gain of power Is obtained,
aud, whom ajIsedto machinery, does not require alter
alton. IS Is me case with leather, amy other.
leather. % any 9th, r.
n 2 large sr-nent always hand. a,,d furnished
Of given length at the shortest notice: by.
deeli.Is BABCOCK BROTHERS.
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More Trouble aim nag the s'Hnrms nj.
sus-,--C oss,Insited Suicide

New YORK, Dec. 3.-The harmonious De-
mocracy are in Considerable of ''tangle''
and seem at loss how to get order out OF
the troublesome elements that surround them.
Last night the General Committee held their
regular monthly meeting, and were proceed
ing with what regularity they could, in
choosing Inspectors to superintend the cleo
ton of members of the General Committee
for the coming year, when the outsiders came
to the conclusion thnt some hocus pocus was
being used in the Committee rUom, and forth
with an assault was made on the door, which
gave way, and the crowd rushed in, upsetting
chairs, tables, inkstands, committeeman,
officers and all. A regular Tammany Hall
fight ensned, the assailants using chars,
and whatever missiles were at hand. The
result was that the Committee were expelled
from the room, some Of their number having
first received some hard knocks. M
DIR. Augustus Schell, the chairman of the
committee was good deal bruised about the
head. After the committee had been expeil-
ed from the roomin the old Wigwam they adj
journed to the Astor House, recognised and
completed the business for which they met.
The committee and their friends of course
call the persons who made the arsaui- ruff
fans, and other hard names. They, on the
contrary, hold that tlfcy were right in pur-
suing the course they did Altogether it i.
rather rich affair. The truth is, that there
are SO many hungry Office seekers hanging
around, that it will be impossible to supply
one demand OF every fifty that VIII be mad;
for places and pap. gao
! A sensitive young German, named Philip
Andrews, this morning committed suicide b,
hanging himself with silk cravat. 1t ap
pears that the young mans employer had e.
proved him for not working SO steady a:
he ought. The rebuke affected the unlor
tunate young man SO seriously that he wen
home and hanged himself in the rear yard.
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iatc and important from California

New ORLEANS, Dec. S.AThe Steamship
Philadelphia has arrived " it'll California dates
of Nov, t. She has 200 passengers, and
sailed in company with the Illinois for New
York, who had 200 passengers and $2,250.-
600 gold
The City of Sacramento is in ashes, nearly
every house having been destroyed. Many
lives have been lost.
very destructive fire has also been Gxpe-
rienccd at San Froncisco aud at Marysvlle.
The Steam Propeller City of Philadelphia a
was destroyed by fire on the goth oil October,
in the Bay of Valparaiso.
The majority for Pierce and King in Cali
fornia is about l5,cUo.
The Clipper sovereign of the Seas, arrived
at San Francisco in $50 days.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-12-11
The English Press and Genera
pierce-s Election.

The effect of the election Of General
Pierce to the American Presidency IS v.ri-
orsly commented upon in the English jour-
nails The hondon Times says: TIE tri-
umph of Gen. Pierce is essentially a triumph
of free trade. 1t puts an end for ever TO The
attempt to raise the import duties of the
American tariff of 1917; and it leads hs to
hope that ne& and more enlightened spirit
will prevail in the new cabinet with refer
ence to its commercial relations with our
selves and with Che colonies of tie British
empire.
The Liverpool Chronicle and the Glasgow
Nail also consider the success of Gen. Pierce
FREQ trade triumph.