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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-12-22

Missouri.-At the election, last An.
gust. 80 Missouri elected 6xc members
to the next Congress, whereas under
the new census she is entitled to seven.
1t is now proposed to elect two more,
but not till August next-,liyiding .be
State for that purpose into two dis
tricts, separated BY the Missouri river.
The next Legislature will doubtless ,li-
vide the State into seven permanent
districts.
We are moi halt sn much concerne,l far
our na'ionaF reputation on arcnun, nI he
pnhlnra;Ion ol the Cuban CORES non,lpnce
az hrrauseoi,l'r Fillihnslrring propensiies
o portion 81 our people, and poriinn
81 Tue p ess. including. We sre s,nry l,s
say s"me papers which. ought IL, and
'innhiiess d., knaw hetper. Fillihu>ierine
is land piracy; aud any e uul pnpulall,p
VINO engage N u have no icas,,n Ia Gems
pam y They are treated as the f.npez ex~
petition were. and as inaafsns weld
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-12-22

Boston. Dec. Oh.
.a,aoiDer Expedition 10 Jspm.-A
letter frnm St. Petersburg, dated '0cto.
Der l6. published in the Salem Regis.
ter, says the Emperor Of Russia has
started an Expedition TO Japan. consis,
ting Of III: frigate Dallas, tender and
"a screw steamer, under command Of
Admiral Poaltine, e. The frigate left
cronstadt few days previously. IN or.
der tosstop in the English Channel,
whence the Expedition will finally
proSeed. The pretence is that the ex-
reditioa goes for scientific purposes,
but there is no doubt the object is to
watch The American Expedition, Of
which they are jealous.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-12-22

skCouNTkRFEITiNG IN
the city OF New York, was broken up
on Monday, from which the police re-
covered complete set Of counterfeit
ing implements, consisting Of large
press, a galvanic battery, and set IT
dies, finely executed for making gold
dollars die in an unfinished state for
making savereigns, large quantity of
sheet brass. from which thousands Of
counterfeit gold dollars had been made.
together with chisels, &c Of every de-
scription suitable to the purpose. They
also found about seventy five counter
eit'gold dollars, and a large number
in i, unfinished state. The gold dol.
lars are said to be beautifully executed,
and. excepting their weight, we'll cal
culated to deceive. It's believed that
many of them are in circulation. Only
one Of the counterieiters was arrested ;
his name is Louis BURY, a French
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-12-22

The Worth Carolina Democrat.
The establishment Of the Moth car5liaa De-
mocrsi has bcea purchased BY Rufus Graves,
esq, ofcaswell, and removed TO Yancesille, q
which plase. seven n1mhers have been issued
I, i pow suspended for TWO or three weeks. bui
will he again resumed, we understand. early ia
January. The Editor has snie,edupon an arduou'
undertaking. and We hone ~ Democrats Of Cas-
well will come Out literally to his support.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-12-22

"A IetterIn he New York Rxn,...
says. that " he 11micistratioux of a.,
Tsvlor and Al. Fillnwse hare hen
anything bst proscripti&e. Their sra
more Democrats n o(ice TO-DAY y
Washington, than there are Nyh;,s ana a
If Won except II Heads Of Dse,r,f
menfs, who must Be changed =.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-23

mortgages belonging TO rue Jamee Bank and Bank OF
New Rochelle sacrificed at forced sale in Albany,
by the Superintendent Of the Bank Department eince
then other facts have to knowledge which
monsrse the utter incomr etency and unworthness of
the present incumbent Of this office to fill responsible
post We informed that since the passage Of the
act transferring the supervision the banks Of the
State from the Comptroller the Bank Department has
been converted into brokers' shop for the purchase
and .e Of stocks and the chief officer socis receives
their busness his private account charging them
commission for the for the benefit Of some fnan-
ca interest not connected with the Treasury of the
state lie ass carries the business Of paper mer-
chant the sae Of bank note paper it is stated
that bankers wishing their righfr business expedi-
tously transacted may despatch BY purchasing
their stock and their paper OF the Superintendent.
Graver charges also limited at and It is alleged
be substantisted involving gross official favori.sn not
corruption Enough, however, has been stated to prove
the necessity Of the passage Of Ia making the chief
officer Of this department elective by the people what
would perhaps be advisable, the simple repeal OF
the act creating bank depar by which the super
intenderce Of banks would revert back to the
Comptroller high public officer directly responsible to
fhe people under whose supervision the rights Of bill!
holders have always been well guarded and The business
OF banks impartially administered.
The Hudson River Railroad Company will pay the
semi annual interest the first mortgage bonds at the
transfer Office, en- the FIRST of February.
The Bank OF Mobile has declared q semi-annual dvi-
den of three and half per payable to stockholders
in this city, at the Merchants Bank, on demand.
Inerx vcIa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-23
Marine AHairs,

Fon cRAsREs.--The steamship III Dorado, under
command Of Captain Hartsten left yesterday for Cha.
grcs with large number q passengers for California
Their names viii be found eifewLere
Tar NV scRlw LINE BErwErs Bosrox AND Nrw
YoSE-Tne steam propeller Ontario, Captain Chase OF
MAILER Lords line 70 Boston, is to leave this morning
~ that port, should the condition Of the ice IN the
East river render the navigation practicable Two new
ScnnodIous and subsant.. propeller, Of six or seven
-adrod tons each TO be named the City Of New York
rho City e. Boston nearly ready TO run la this
kIe The former, which built at HoboEen will
probably be brought next Monday. The City Of
A,oson which was recently launched at Medford and
now receiving her machinery, will be finished and take
her place In the Of six weeks BY this arrange
Knspt- when completed. safe, convenient and rapid
sransit or passengers and freight viii be effected
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-23
NJ q N f. Y M A IL * EFT.

THURSDAY, Jan. 22-6 NJ.
There nothing particularly new or important In the
stock market The leading fances were not in such &C.
tive demand to day but there was more buoyancy in
prices The movement for the past two or three days
has been slightly upward but 1t IL upon an artificial
basis There are no new operators in the market
Those who have for months been large holders are still
So and we zee no Immediate prospect Of relief 1t is
carly for pring spectators to show themselves unless
they come in as buyers and no hurry for returns
on their Investments. We have repeatedly urged
upon outsiders the importance Of purchasing fan.
cy stocks at low prices, during dull state Of
the market; but they to be blind to the fact hs,
the only way TO make money in Wall street or out Of &C.
to buy st low and sell at high prices Instead Of this
they almost invariably operate just the reverse and
then wonder how 1t Is they lost money When any par
uonisr fancy selling at greatly reduced price, there
cannot be much risk In purchasing. 1t may 20 lower
and IT may not II 1t should it does not matter much
IL holders have patience and walt the course OF the
market. This lie much surer game than to come in at
the height Of the nGatiop- the turning point--at
time when any change must be for the worse When
outside Spectators understand themseeelves enough
70 KNOW where and how to operate, they will get
60 regularly Geeced as they have ever been.
The variations in quotations to-day Of fsvora-
BILE character At the first board Morris Canal advanced
Il per cent Reading Railroad l. Delaware and Hudson
Il Eric Railroad IL. Hudson River Railroad declined
"a Essex Co.. X. At the second board, Reading Rail-
road went up u per cent, Eric Railroad declined Il
Hudson River Railroad, III.
The receipts at the Office Of The Assistant Treasurer Of
this port, day amounted to s7o,22o 3o payments,
s447 9e-salsnce, $212lol1 40. The Treasurer has
,n hand three cent pieces for distribution.
We have previous occasion alluded b. the extra
ordinary and nabls manner In which the bends and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-23
The Respite OF Otto GrunxIg.
Sheriff Carnley received, yesterday morning, the fol-
loving Geographic despatch from Gov. Hunt


ALBANY, jan 81 1852.
Tnos. CARNEY, SHERIFF OF New YoRK -
luasmueh SO Otto Grunzig has been led to indulge
hopes trial and neglected to prepare Tor death,
grant him repreve for week, which you win
ccive By mail. Inform him that shall not again
intcrpose and admoninh hi to lose time in prepar
ing for execution. WASHINGTON HUNT.
On the receipt Of the above, the Sheriff proceeded to
the prison and read the despatch to the doomed
The prisoner received the intelligence with expressions
oesurprise at the brief time allotted HIM IL was not
what he anticipated evidently expecting stay of pre-
ceediIgs or an order granted for trial This un
fortunate still protests his innocence and INDUCES
yet in the hope, 4 he has DONE that he will be
executed He states that his God has spared him thus
far. Even when he was poisoned at the time his wife
was, his life spared and he feels the areates
confidence in favorable result and believes that in less
than three months he will be liberated from prison
However, stay Of proceedings may yet be obtained by
Supreme Court Judge, az in the of Carmel and
agreement before the court trial may be granted
mr Clinton the counsel in the case is very perse-
verng man in such matters and will not leave u stone
unturned while geam Of hope is visible We under
stand, through the Rev MIR. Verren that meeting of
German residents in this city will be held this evening
in behalf Of this unfortunate man. for the purpose
taking iato consde ration such may tend
Affect the interest Of the prisoner.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-23
BY THE MAILS.

CUR PHILADELPHIA CORRESPONDENCE
PHILADELPHIA, Jauulry % 1882.
The Deoa the Skating, aud The Slsiehers Melancholy
u accident, &C.
The skaters travelling along the surface of the
lawsre, in every direction. Some venturesome ndiv-
duals have gone far Red Bank and Fort Mn upon
their skates distance Of eight miles, and say that IL
would not be DANCE to go far again The city
boat will start tomorrow attempt to open the
channel for the City Of Manchester to pass up.
Our streets resound with the jingle of the sleigh bells
and the has yet made but little impression upon
the while the pleasure is enhanced by the temper
allure having moderated considerably.
most melancholy casualty occurred last evening"
in the vicinity Of Richmond. German named Fisher
had loaded his gun for the purpose of shooting
when it italy exploded, he in the act Of
leaving the house with the weapon in his hand aud
the charge taking effect in the head of his daughter
four years Of age, tore away the whole Of the spinal
column, and caused death almost instantly The little
sufferer exclaimed, "Oh father" and fell dead in her
mothers arms.
Tho Coroner also held nquests upon two colored per-
sons in the lower part of the county, both OF whom
to their deaths BY destituticn and want 9; medical
treatment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-23

kossuTH AND THE UNITED STATES NAvY.-The
Kossuth journals TEEN with attacks on Captain
Long, of the Mississippi, Commodore Morgan, and
other officers of the United States Navy. They
have just published letters from Kossuh and Others
in sustainment of the charges they had made against
those gentlemen, of g brutal and blackguard' con-
duct, during the voyage Of the Hungarian chief and
his sute in the Mediterranean. Now is the time for
the publication Of the original correspondence, on
file, at Washington, in the Departments of State
and of the Navy. One story is good till another is
told. We want to hear both sides Let the whole
truth come out, no matter whom it may affect. Let
justice be done, if the Heavens should fall,
if Kossuth should come of second best in the con-
troversy-a calamity which his organs seem to con-
slider of greater consequence than "the wreck Of
matter and the crush Of worlds
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-23

RETURN OF Mr.. HARRIS, AMERICAN CHARGE AT
BuENos AYREs.-The Hon. Mr.. Harris, formerly
Charge de A6aires at Buenos Ayres, reached this
city, on his way to Washington the day before
yesterday, in the Georgia, from New Orleans, hav-
ing come to New York by the way of Rio Janeiro
Mr.. Harris has been six years at Buenos Ayres, &C.
cupying the position of American Minister, and
during all that PERIOD has displayed capacity and
fitness of the highest order, as diplomat; func
tionary. He has been at the Irving House since
his arrival, and leaves to-day, on his way to Wash
ipgton,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-23

ATTACK UPoN CAPTAIN LoYo, or TIE Mlssrs.
slfrI, AND OTHER OFPIcERs.-The idOlasers OF Kos.
suth have plueked up little courage, and come
out in their penny abolition organ, with Kossuths
private letter. attacking Captain Long and Consul
hodge Tor Their very proper condue,, at Marseiles,
towards the eraeL-braned Hungarians. Let the
aespatcnes IL he departments be now cont to Con-
gfess' Let the whole truth DO placed before the
country hossuth and hiG idoiaters. have made
serious error in seeking this public controversy; but
they wiI net discover II til it be too late.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-23
IA. Barometer 50. 100. ner-

southwest. Thermometer IA. Barometer SO. 100 ker-
curry IL
MONTREAL, ga. NJ 1t 10 showing slightly. The wind
10 from the west. Thermometer Z. Barometer % 30
The weather has somewhat moderated.
ToRoSTo, ga Mt is beautiful, clear morning. and
not cold q yesterday. Thermometer 4. Wind west
QuEBEc.- We have . nne clear day Thermometer
degrees below The wind ia southwest.
CINCINNATI The weather continues cold, end the
river 10 closed.
BALrMoRE.-The bay Is stiu closed With ice, far
down rs the Kappa haunoek river. Weather severely
cold, ans Thermometer falling
PsTTsrrRc-The weather is clear, but still cold.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-23

FoRNEy's DEFENCE OF HIS STooL.rIoEoN LET
TER.-Forney has published defence Of his fa-
nous stool-pigeon letter to Boston editor, in
connection with the Forrest case. The principal
point in his defence is that he meant well. Why
there is not burglar in the State prison at Sing
Sing who, when brought up before the judge for
sentence, has not said the same thing. There is
not Of the tribe that will not say, " did not
mean any harm when broke into that bank Il
was all for the good of the public. / wanted to
circulate money that was lying idle, and which
made useful to the grog shops, and their interest
is that of the whole community for they send back
among the people the dollars they receive" Such
is burglars logic; and Tom Kanouse and Levi
Cole would just make the same defence as Forney.
We suppose that Some of his stool pigeon patrons
in Philadelphia will invite him to public dinner,
one Of these days, in honor OF his yndication of him
self, in which according to the approved principles
of the fraternity, he has come OF with flying
colors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-23

BURIED ny FALLING EARTH.-Four lrishmen
ysre buried by the fall Of bank of EARTH under which
thy wers at cork, at Roxbury, Mas Saturday af-
tsrnoon, and one Of them Thomas higgins, WAS dead
when dug ont. Ths others wers rery ts.ogsIy burt,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-23

The ITALIAN OPsRA-Tm RIVAL TRoHBs.-
We perceive that both houses win open tonight,
and probably both win be crowded. The reduction
Of the prices of admission at Niblos to the uniform
charge Of 6ty cents, has had the best effect in draw
ing GRO wd-not of the Goldfish aristosracy, but of
persons equally wealthy and equally respectable,
though with less pretensions and fewer airs. With
the fne troupes In both houses, and the spirit Of
rivalry between them, there is every probability
that they will be beth well attended for some time
to come. But would it not be advisable for the
managers to mako some arrangement moro conve.
nient for the public, and moro profitable for them.
selves, than giving the operas in both houses on the
same nights If the troupes would sing on diferen.
nights, then we should have an opera every night,
instead of three four times week. and it is pro-
bable that each house would be always crowded, as
both audiences, to great extent, would be COM
bined in one.
The Of the Fifty cent price fully bears out.
the views We have SO frequently expressed relative
to large opera house and reduced prices. house
containing from four thousand to five thousand
persons, with a performance every nght-which
could be easily accomplished by concentration
Of ali the talent in the city-would pay well at
FIFTY cents. Even building that would contain
both the audiences Of the present houses-say about
three thousand persons amply remunera.e
an enterprising manager, at half dollar, thus
making tho receipts every night $500. Who will
do it, and make fortune at last out OF the opera
business
Meantime, there will be great competition be-
tween the two troupes. whose splendid perform
ances are taking deep hold upon the pablo mind.
Tonight, Lucrezia Borgia is to be performed in
both houses
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-23
The .sStlu Small Yolce--Ioxv beautI-

The ssStIH Small YOlce'-HOw beautl-
fully Byron Describes its slight and gentle whisper that
speaks mildly and persuasvey and truly tes you
TO DO and Whist 10 leave undone; but whom degarded
spurned NEGLECTED. how powerful and dreadful the reproo
Listen to it, and it tells not to touch the Nervous
Anddoe don't take il for your life but If it does life
still small voice. but is natures fluid for thu lamp
TALBOT WATTS n D.. 4si Greenwich stree 8 depot iOl
tpeck.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-23
sIeIghlng, slelghlng Parties can get

Slelghing, SlelGhing ..-Partics get
Meals all hours at Yonkers Mansion House
Here people in round numbers and
SO 10 induce them to repeat their CALLS all things quie
and orderly the Doctor gets his
Known importing houses Of Ingerso Brother $50 Pearl
streets A. NJ Binnger 35 Greenwich Henry Atkins
Feltec corner Of Broadway and Prince streess of whom
tne choicest old Wines Liquors and Cigars be hsd in
quantity at prices From those the
public that which will please Call try them.
OF the above frns KclliUgers Magic Fluid DO had
genuine
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-23

Watches and Gold Pens.-A perfect as
assortment by the most approved at
Y. Savsges 81 Fulton street. will be sold
for cash. The Richelieu diamond pointed Gold PENS the
best made Of in the city, sold only at 81 Fulton
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-23

Shirts that Fit infallibly.-The method
adopted At GREENS att Assor House,
rial and the needlework uneqvae And at the very
hour when set Of shirts is promised they home
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-23

M PETERS y CO., IMPORTERS OF WINES.
AVA Brsndies and Sssars invite the atontIon ofShos.
s sS sas .os S Ms Tssr ~, hsr
thAn other house In tAe cty All sders
ssssnaea 70. No, Nv broadway. 6Ssl Mech above "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-23

Selling OM-Dry Goods, at Great Bar
gains. HITCHCOCK T. LEA DBEATER, 3A7 Broadway.
selling off their entire Dry Goods one
Of me best in tn city at great sacrifices TO make
their spring They have everything
OF fsmily. or even gentlemen, desire.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-23

CONNIE rciRl Bank, New Jcrsey.-Notcs
ON this bank redeemed AZ per discount
BY EV No. 10 and 70 Fulton street. in payment for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-23

ACCIDENT FROM RUNAWAY UoRsE.--A SPIRITED horse,
attached to slegh belonging to a gentleman name 4
Desle took fright Yesterday afternoon in Grand street.
and into Broadway down Broadway to Canal street,
at furious rate In bis course, unfortunately was
Justice Beakey and two ladies' the former Of whom
knocked down and much injured The lades. far az
s know n, were not much hurt The horse checked
IN Canal street, but not till the sleigh was badly
shattered
AcciDraTs FrIsG Rur 0fEn.-About half past zine
O'Clock on Wednesday night, lad named james TrsRor,
was run oyes in Broadway above Prince street. by oRe
OF the passenger seghs and seriously Injured his left
leg He was taken up by officer Stage and brought to
the eighth ward station house where DR.. Fell called
in lie was then sent 70 tie residence Of bis perens No.
l42 Orange street.
On Monday afternoon, by named James CKeevy was
run over by one Of Kip Browns seigbs and badly,
but rot dangerously injured lie was taken TO bis resi-
dence, No 20 Twelfth street, by Or cer Kreiaer.
FSPosvRr.-A man named Franc,' Farrell was found,
yesterday morning. on the sidewalk IN fourteenth ct
near ftuith avenue with his feet an. hands frozen
lie was brought to the Eighteenth ward sta en house by
officer Pitcher, whore be suitably attenoHd to- Had
ne remained ON the sidewalk half an hour i>ngcr, be
would have been frozen 10 death The cause Ns In
temperance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-23

Ladies' and Gents, II you want Snow
Boots quilted English build Boots riding
footholdS the from slipping 20
70 Cahls where you can get sl kinds and very cheap
Also, French Clogs Rubbers Rubber Boots &C. &C. equal
ly cheap At SIT Broadway. s. CAUILL,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-23

Hiding travelling and cork SOLE patent leather calf
Ulogs foot hold An rubber Overshoes every
every style OF Boot double soe
light dress and psten. leather Boots and everything be
thought OF for the feet lower shan be purchased
other ~ Brooks celebrated Boot and SAos
Emporium, $50 Fulton arees.