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thortes Of island Of Cuba had no right 70 dictate 4
our own government. 10 the Of American ships
who should be employed board Of them, or 10 make
compliance compliance with their dc,auon in hl,
respect presex for excluding sach ships with their
sengers and mails, did conform their directions
Ia relation 20 the employees board Of hs II these
impressions We're not well iosnded. supposed that
should be 80 advised by tho Department Of State IL they
were well founded. had. supposed. right
pecs from our government protection against the Injury
We have, as YET received reply IRON the Department
Of State TO our letter Of the 9th instant although addressed
in duplicate, both Washington aud MarshAedj and
the letter Of the Acting Secretary OF State Of the 25th
In reply to my letter OF the 2sd fails to afford the de-
sired information Every days delay Is and has been
great loss to this company extremely detrimental TO the
commercial interests Of the country. and than all,
subjects II correct in impression, TO the humiliation
ofsubmitting TO a wrong.
desire respectfully say that IL less Intention
to inquire what course the governmsnt OF Cuba would
pursue than 10 ascertain what gov
enmen the rights OF American citizens and OF this
company in order 10 know how far would be able 10
comply with IL.
have the honor to be. respectfully, your obeden
servant GEORGE LAW, President
Hon G, M. CONRAD, Acting Secretary Of Stale.
Acting Secretary Conrad 10 Mr. LaD
DEPARTMENT. STATE,
Washington. Oct 30, 1882
SIR Your letter of the 9th instant been received
That of the 9th instant which il refers. addressed
TO this department by Mr. M. o. Roberts.
In consequence OF the information contained that gen
ueman was requested TO repair Washington He did
and had long conversation with in relation the
at Havana. He is therefore fully apprlzed
the subject has engaged the attention OF the epa
ment
have only to add in reply to your letter, that
the apartment could obtain authentic information
of the referred they made the subject
ofa communication to the government of Spain When
answer to that communication is received will probably
be made public.
In the time, must be used from giving you any
information or advice on the subject.
You may assured however that neither the honor
nor the interests of the country will be neglected
am, sir, very respectfully, your obedient servant,
c. M. CONRAD, Acting Secretary.
To GEORGE Law, esq, New York.
The third Reception of the Crescent City at Hapana
[TELEGRAPHIc.l
New ORLEANS, Nov. 9, 1852.
Mr.. NJ o. ROBERTS,
The steamship Crescent City arrived last night She
permitted land the Havana mails and pa ssenger
notified that she would be allowed do her
return The United States consul informed Captain Dav
export that he had letter from the Spanish minister
TO the capan general wherein he that he had been
assured by the Acting Secretary of Sate c. M Conrad
that neither Captain Porter Puser Smith should be
permitted in the Crescent City and the cap
expressed his surprise that this had
not been com piled with in this instance.
JAMES r. JENNINGS
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be delivered In ths following
100 complete
arsenal Watertown Massachusetts $50
United West Troy New York ~
Pennsy
United Sntes arsenal Ut Washing
United states ascna n OLD
Virginia whole be delivered before the
Proposals will received for the delivery
required for sash ArsenAl
rateiy.
described all have been In the month
middle Of March,
grained free from wood and from spl
cheeks slso from the esnfrs hst
which be procured free from
full the dimensions above stated II
delivered from within the period above naasd
duly inspected measured by the commanding
arscna and, approved
received approved and received, In
will be paid price, LEES
which viii be retained by the United
completed, rstaissA
but 1t will be forfeited the United
further
inspection information desired by bdders app
made by letter or 70 the commanding ON
&C Of either Of the arsenals named.
timber viii be allowed be
assigned transferred by the contractor other person
special perm sion in writing Is hrst obtained from this
Office.
will in be made but
viii be made above stated. -
Proposals forwarded sealed enveope Addressed the
and endorsed Proposals for Cunt saye Tirbs"
II. X. CRAIG,
Nov ll--dIw Soawtl0h Colonel OF Ordinances.
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ny GREEN & SCOTT, Aue,,ope.rs.

By GREEN sx SCOTT, Auctiopeers.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
III On Monday, the 18th shall sell
gentleman declining housekeeping at IL O'Clock,
street, between and Streets he flag will designate
good assortment OF furniture
Mahogany sofa, chairs, deboard, washstnnds
DO dressing and other bureaus, wsrdrobeN, he.
DO centre, dining breakfast and other tables
Do hni-rack, cured maple and other beds.ads
Cane and wood-seat chairs
Toilet and other Rassr
Gifandules hail. and lamps
China, glass, crocksry, and
Feather beds, bedding, and
Three ply and other carpets, androns, shovel and
window md blinds
Cooking, Right n other
Win good kitchen requisites
Terms Al Of under sa5 cash SOS, credit o
rv and ninety days. for satisfactorily endorsed bearing
GREEN A
NOV lid Auctioneers
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he Theatre.

By reference 10 the advertisement il will be that
the unrivalled Raves offer interesting entertainment
for this evening This is perhaps the last opportunity
our citizens will enjoy OF witnessing their interesting per-
formanees.
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TOTAL OVERTHROW OF wHIseERY IN THE STATE AMI
SATIoN--The result of the election on Tuesday last /,
the most decided and emphatic Of any that has
place IN TINS country since the organization Of parties
The triumph OF democracy is complete and overwhelm
ing II IS verdict in favor of the great principles ad
vocaed by the democracy OF our State and nation thai
cannot be mistaken misunderstood In fact the wings
wherever they dared took issue on some of the meas
ures advocated by their party but the verdict has been
too emphatic to be misunderstood by any one.
This election is important in another respect II is q
rebuke to the wings for nominating men for mere avail
ability and must convince them that the American peo-
pie are not TO be gulled by the mere glitter of epauets
IN selecting officers for the highest stations in our gov
ernment-that high civil qualifications are more requisite
than military.
II can no longer be said OF General Scott that "hs
nsuer lost battle" His ront has been complete and al.
though many OF his generals now proclaim that ,hey
Joresaw" defeat, still they not prepared for SO
decisive verdict and in this, must say we are lit
tie disappointed ourselves although confident OF an over
whelming triumph.
ihe people have always been satisfied with four wears
OF wing rue that party has never yet been able to carry
The presidency in two successive campaigns, and the
present election shows that they are less willing than
ever to leave the wings in power. The government on
the fourth OF March next will 60 into democratic hands
and stop will then be put to the "Galphnism which
has prevailed during the past four years Washington
This victory is great moral triumph il is a triumph
OF principle the frauds and combinations of federal
whggery and administers rebuke that will not soon be
forgoten.-Hudsoa Gazette.
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stinot's Ledge Lsght-House.
WAS Dsr.Rrwrrr,
Rurenn Corp. Topographlea EngIneers, Nov. 9, le5a

Wss DEPARTMENT.,
Bureau Corps Typographical Engineers, Nov, ., isSa
THE following subject Towards the erection
of lighthouse of granite ifon o conibnauon o. soah, on
of Boston harbor,
approved Typographical bureau contract for the
building the lowest Responsible bidder Who
for faithful performance o
he executed in strict conformity with tho
approved the typographical
of such the Secretary Of the Treasury may
designate, eighty thousand dollars"
pIans and proposals for lighthouse In
will be received the once under
including the 10Th day January.
include exclude the lunsng 81
proposals will indicate Kind of unnaune
apparatus for which the plan adapted and the plans VII cse
and dimensions o the shape and sire
Colonel Corps Toposrsphiesi Engineers
Nov p-90td s9awJan0 80
Republic, niellgencer, and Union, Wasinton p.,o.s
Courtsri snd hshofs
Paio, viii pubsh th sboy, tspy daily then twice week
til 10th January.
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InE sLacu8s-us kEsuLrs.-As ths smoke of bat
tie clears away and the details o returns OF lasi Tues
days work reach the victory of the democracy proves
more signal sad complete than the most ssnxuine eoald
have anticipated. than the hrss overwhelming rush Of
the political Tide seemed Indicate EseTywhere
The renrns swell the aaories for Pierce and King alto
seher beyond the claims Of their friends Whilst the
democrats have not under-e their strength
they have given heed TO the sxtrayagan, claims OF
their opponents than they deserved The weakness OF
the whg party even greater than could be conceived
The deep seated disgust OF the better portion OF The whg
fully realized until the day OF voting came The cold
conservative calculating foreign policy OF whiggey has
exposed At 10 the contempt Of the everywhere
whilst ITS home policy has been marked by nothing
'lmid adherence to "obsoeie IDEAS aud plans TO plum
der The treasury. These have all helped 10 make the
victory oil the people overwhelming than ever be.
fore.
fet under any circumstances under our institutions
whiggery. by whatever name, has no chance 10 a fair
open hght with the democracy The great mass OF the
american people are democrats They recognise in the
principles OF that party The elements OF human progress
oi every important reform, the elevation OF the race
and IN ITS policy the measures calculated 10 produce
these results. They may sometimes think The party is
failing OF this end, but sober second thought will con-
vince them Of its truth and bring them back 10 the true
fold.
Nowhere is the result gratifying than in New
England, where four Of the six States cast plurality
and all bat Of them, il not ALL majority for the
democratic nominees whilst the other two vote for the
whig candidate, though probably neither Of them by
majority. -Providenes Post
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From the New York Herald, Nov. Il
IMPORTANT FROM HAVANA.
such a course.


The phc despa tch from New Qheaus published in
The New York Herald Of Sunday last s confirmed, and the
amefu conduct Of government, In the affair oi the
Crescent City fully exposed The following correspond
gives The latest and most authentic intelligence In
regard t1 difficulties with the authorities Of Cuba
OTrIcg or rTE u. S, Mail STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
New York, November o. 1852
To J1n,s Gordon Bnne Esg Editor apd Proprietor ot
ht Herald.
Ds,R sIai Enclosed is a despatch received from our
agent New Orleans, by telegraph, by which It appears
that while tho Acting Secretary of State, G. NJ Conrad,
giving TO the Spanish minister at Washington the as
that Ca Porter and PuTser Smith be
removed from the Crescent City aud be sgain al.
lowed 10 return, he putting forth in the official
organ OF the administration, (the Repubc,) that the
government taking efficient measures TO ylndicae
tue rights OF American citizens and the honor Of our
Tag. At the time, also, he endeavorng, pri.
'iey to have this company discharge Poref Smith, and
remove Captain Porter from the Crescent City to the Geor
a, both Of which the company declined doing be.
Vhg then, as they do that 1t was casting unjust
osu'ure upon respectable citizens, who had only done
@s duty 10 the government, thor employer and to
@e county This tho object in teIegrsphng for Mr.
Nooes the agent Of this company, TO come TO Washing
IN and the removal OF Captain Porter and Pnrser Smh
was insisted upon by the Acting Secretary Of State, O. M
Oonad All these facts show how far citizens can rely
upon that functonay Tor the vndcation Of their rshts
aga nj" 70 gn aggregation and how feeble and inefficient
eu Aover ent become IL influenced controlled
Very ,ectfaly, your obedient servant,
GEORGE LAW President
,'S,-lou are al liberty publish in the Herald the
tNns dess atch and letters Tor information OF the
''' "'ogs Lab 10 the deting Seodarg Of STATE.
OFTIcg THE y. s. Man STEAMSHIP Co.,
New York, October n, 1852.
, Sa had'he honor this day your erer Of the
va he oh instant addressed the Department OF State
e"et detailing at some length the grievances OF whct
'ouPahy ieeis IL has right to complain, In relation
e course, o. various occasions, OF the authorities o
~ nand OF Caba towards the ships Of this company
nave respectfully requested be advised as to our rights
"ne'hef lhe government Of Cuba were justified In pur
'u.ng the course above aluded TO-
' motives in writing that letter were to bring thu
ee Of our government, which felt bound to do Ger
"scs Of a foreign government, which we could not bu
, bu as Oppressive and unjust towards this company
uu % American citizens and shippers engaged in Iavf,
gunefee with that power and also insult to tn,
s oi our country The company supposed that the su
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TwENTy-FuvE Cent aews.ei,nss, sn.' S,g.s..--
/. hsse gr.rd "a h eoio sold twenty ave cents
lot II h hgured cashnsfss and NOUS
'se,n oft quality Al 20 eents pei yard.
Nsv n N as,,f al :" 49, CLAGETT, NEWTON, NAY Co :
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Further from Merico.

NKw ORLEANS, Nov. l0-Privac letters from the city OF
Mexico are said TO represent revolutionary movements
spreading rapidly and that in Guadalaar they
a most formidable aspect.
Congress had been summoned, be composed OF two
deputies from each State whose duty would be to cleo
President ad intrin, and also bring about reform the
constituon.
General Santa Anna had been called upon bat by whom
Is not said, TO the reins OF govsrnmen the
best suited 10 the emergency General Uraga had
also been invited to head the bring about bis
but his had been ordered by
The legislature of the State OF Guadalsara had met to
adopt measures as to the best be pursued.
Nothing new had transpired concerning the Tehuante-
pee treaty. Ramirez was preparing document on the
subject for publication.
The revolutionary movements In all parts Of the country
continue and il is reported that the government troops
about Join the insurgents which not unlikely
as all confidence seems lost and change IL s thought
be for the worse.
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NATIONAL THEATRE.
THE lessee has citizens OF
Washington and its ycniues, that he win
matte season
MorDhr strT, 18TH INST,
With the strongest assembled Washington.
bracing the
order the he
gagement has been effected the celebrated comedian
Mr.. WILLIAM waEATLEY,
Who will act undertake
ment OF that Of establishment and appear
principal roles.
The lessee great pleasure announcing he has
ecd an engagement for amted period, with the celebrated
prima donna,
MISS CAROLINE RICHINGs,
Who viii make her Washington
aided by arisls Reed Rishop
Mr. Rohr, Mt Rchng efficient orchestra
the direction Of popular leader OF
ue Philadelphia, Dr. Cunnington.
Nov 12-dtd
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WAR DEPARTMENT.,
rdnnnca nMcn Waahi N

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
Ordnance Office, Washington,
November TO- le52.
PROPOSALS including 10th Of De-
cembe for 500 complete Of Unite oak carriage
timber each to be composed OF The following pieces, viz
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The StsamsAiy Philadelphia at Nsw o,iea~,.

NKw ORLEANS, Nov l0.-Thc steamship Philadelphia
Lieut.. MCGOWAN, arrived here to-day from Aspinwai
which port she left the 4h instant in company with
steamship Illinois, bound for New York. with 300 passen
gers and a million and a half OF gold.
The Philadelphia has 100 pas engers and the mails from
California, but later dates than those received Mt New
York by the Star of the West
The steamship United States remained at Aspinwal
waiting further arrivals.
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hKspAIL AID DIoKIssoss MUrRKLs-Ths popular troupe
postponed their performances evening
democratic jubilee This evening, however, they appear
entire change Of peoranse which James Ken
dali will perform solo n the ali horn.
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Failure of a Railroad Company.

NKw York, Nov. l0.-The Hudson and Berkshire Rail
road Company, having failed pay the interest on the
bonds mortgage will be taken by the bondho on th
road.
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by TELEGRAPH.
AyrVai Of s H4bOldi. Tioo Days Latsr from E~rops
Fgs.sss q. Coslon. BTsadslsHs, SC.

AyriVa Of tAs Has6olal oo Days Later fros. Euroys
Fgps.sss 4. Cotton. B5sadsis6s, Sc
Nav YoRK. Nov. ll-a. m The steamer Humboldt ar
rived hers this morning. with days adyices from
Europe She detained at Havre her regular day Of
sailing. (zh,) and ef there Thursday, October 2sh
She len CoSos the 2s at o'clock and 80 minutes
m From Co~ss TO Sable island she had head winds and
heavy sea She brings Il5 passengers and 800 OF
freight.
All was quiet The clergy OF Birmingham had agreed
by large majority address the Crown against the re-.
yiyal Of the conversational
FRAScK
Affairs In France were quiet Preparations for the es
tablishment Of an mplre steadily progressing
Articles Of exhibition from France be sent 10 The
Dobn lair free OF expense by order of the President
The commercial condition of the county is highly pros
porous
Rumors were of the cfeation OF new nobility
soon after the establishment OF the empire
IL IL believed that the old half per cent as
legal rate Of interest will be changed. and established
four per cent.
The opening of the conference with Vienna has been
postponed until the end Of the month
TURKEY
The journals Of Ccnsan,nope assert that the new min.
sty viii act with great promptness The government has
come to no definite conclusion regarding the Turkish loan.
PORTUGAL.
Letters from Lisbon TO the 10Th fusion be-
was highly probable.
CoTroS MARKEr.-The Liverpool cotton market was firm
and active with slightly improving tendency Sales on
Tuesday 00O0 bales about half of which were
taken by specuator Letters from Liverpool on Wednes
day that Id advance had taken place. sales on ha,
day were 600 bales, nearly half which were taken
on speculation the demand lar exceeding the supply.
Tobacco was firm at full prices and in request
Naval stores in good demand at steady prices.
Manchester market active. nd prices goods
advanced. Domestic cloths advancing.
The money market was easy and the demand for foreign
securities, with English funds generally firm. Consols
closed at 1901 a 1901
Paris Bouse-4A per cents log fancs 30 cen,mes and
3s, 81 francs 75 centimes.
The raj news by this steamer is without much i'm
porance.
Sailing ofths City of Giasgo,e
New York, Nov. 1.-The City Of Glasgow
sailed from here this morning for Philadelphia.
Marine Disasto.
SAVANNAH. tGs } Nov 1.-THE barque Texas, Captain
shore yesterday Tybee Point The breakers were run
ming her. She laden with cotton Vessel and
cargo insured in New York.
Departure of the Niagara
BosroN, Nov. lO-The royal mail steamship Niagara
Captain Stone, sailed with for
Liverpool and Halifax The house record
no shipment Of specie.
Failure of a Railroad Company
NKw YORK, Nov. l0.-The Hudson and Berkshire Rail.
road Company, having failed to pay the interest on the r
bonds. mortgage will be taken by the bond-hoders on the
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D,iatears Election

BALTIMORE November III -Democrat elected to Congre,
by nnety-eight majority Both houses Of the legslatuu
democptc-gving democratic senator in place ofMr
Spruance,
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North Carolina Eieetior. 81.

RALrIsH, Nov 10 Returns from 81 counhe, have been
received, which show gain for Scott OF $500
pared with the last election. Cngman's district remains
to be heard There is doubt that Pierce hss
carried the State.
The steam saw.mii situated AT Wilmington, was con.
sumed by fire on Sunday. Loss $40 600
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By GREEN & SCOTT. Auot,o.sss..
ny aRElaN sS SCOTT, AaoiIon.sr..

ZINE FAMILY HORSE, CIGARS, WINE, AND FURNITURE
aucuonon Saturday, the 18Th Instant shall ssii In
front Of our auction store, at 10 O'clock q.
$4,000 cigars, OF which a fine article
20 dozen Sherry Madeira, and Cafet wine
Also, second hand furniture stoves,
&c.
Also excellent family horse young and ssnae.
n works well In harness. Terms cash.
GREEN D. SCOTT,
Nov I2-3t Aucdoneers.
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Departure Of the Ma agara .

BosroN Nov. l0.-The royal mail steamship Niagara
Captain Stone sailed at day with SO for
Liverpool and Halifax The custom-house record
no shipment of specie
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rOLD- Wv Curc.-The Hydropathic Encyclopedias
v OF hydropathy and hygiene, in csht parts
J. Outlines Of AnRtomy-Ilustrated.
2 Physiology OF the Human Body.
O. IIygienic Agencies, and the Preservation OF Health
4. Dieteucs am Hydropathic Cookery.
S. Theory of Water Treatment
q speca Pathology and including the Nn
ture Causes Symptoms aud Treatment Of all known Diseases
Z. Application Surgical Diseases.
Application HydroPathy Midwifery and the Nursery
Designed guide families and Students and ieI book for
physicians; by n. J. Trail, NJ. D. - -
For sale BY GRAY BhLLANTfNE,
Nov 10 Seventh street.
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Murder of Gov Foote's Son.ir. Lap

LOUISVILLE Nov. 9.-Thomas Csrnal, sonnlaw OF Gov
ernor Foote killed yesterday Kentucky Bend, Mis-
.ssippi river by James Carna, whose father he wound
ed a lew months ago
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- N"'"RVfPIIu.
Marine Disaster.

SAVANNAH (Gs y Nov 1.-THE barque Texas CAPITA In
Durham, OF Dimon's line from New York to Savannah wen
ashore yesterday Tybee Point The breakers were run
ming over her. She was laden with cotton. Vessel and
cargo insured in New York.
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Sa aiLfng oflhs City Of Giasgolc

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-The steamer City OF Glasgow
sailed from here iliis morning for Philadephia.
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ITSEFUL yari this received fol
which call friends
and the public generally
10 pieces table damask, all grades
so dozen table napkins, all prices
las do towels from IAN up
IS pieces all widths sheetngs, cheap
SO pi0wcase
500 do bleached cotlons all prices and makes
500 do fancy prints, all grades
30 do black apacas sell at IL
30 do black prints, 81
rs do heavy fuled cloths, for servants
IS do plaid country linseys
$50 mousselnes de laine, 12k
800 do do do l8x and 25 cents
100 do Penty plaid
100 do heavy osnaburgs
100 linen table cloths, bleached and brown
25 pieces huckabnck, for toweiling, &c.
so best diapers
With full general, complete of all kinds
goods VERIFY MILLER,
Corner OF streeta avenue,
Nov ll-dlmif building
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rLoA ks, MantiIIas, sSc.--we have by express
" 10 Napoleon cloakE
cloth salinas
10 Union, pretty
10 Hrtlcie
le GRANGE, and pretty
circulars, with sleeves
embroidered chenese
Gabrielle, very choice
The whole very cheap. -
Of 7th and Penn. avenue,
Nov ll-dlmn Miss Dermott's building.