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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
From cur Baltiuere Correspondent.

BALTIMORE. Dec. 30-p. m,
attended for short time the democratic ball given
Last night in the saloon OF the Mechanics Institute
There in all probably two thousand persons
present The company was large. and the entire
fss went of 10 the full Satisfaction of the man
ayers and all who participated Quite large num-
ber OF beautiful ladies were in attendance. whose
bright eyes and smiling faces lent enchanlmen to the
scene. The hall beautifully decorated with ban
Aers, hags wreaihs. Sc. aud the music was exquisite
Dancing and promenadng the chief amusements,
which were kept up to about three o'clock in the
ing. twas altogether harmonious ffaierni xaiion--a
sort OF Joyous comminglng Of democratic
was conducted throughout with admirable taste. The
best order and srictest decorum observed through
out All present seemed TO participate in the enoyments
with pleasing zest.
But little general news here to-day.
The market is quiet Sales OF 300 bbis Howard street
flour at 50 25. and 400 City Mills at the same price
Sales OF red wheat at IA lit cents white do 1T
1872 cents; and very prime, l26 cents White corn 60
6l cents yellow, 90 cents OATS 81 40 cents Rye So
cents. Provisions and groceries unchanged Whiskey.
"a a IS cents. Sales of 100 bbls. new mess pork al
S2o rs cash. Also, 200 terces prime beef at Sal
Stocks quiesaes 800 shares Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road, Of 1850, at l0l, and 400 do. on time at 81.
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inauguration Of the Equestrian statue OF
Audrec jackson.

.oa.strlan statue Of General jackson win be inau-
..,sd on the eighth day Of January nex when the ar
.ngemenls will be as iolIows'
An tbose either specially OF generally invited will assem-
IL o front Of the City Hall. at ten O'Clock. m on the
,,ybth Of January. lcss
coosl George w. Hughes, member Of The Jackson
,,aumea Conmitee has been selected as chief marshal
"A win appoint has owa aids. .7 HAAS
r. ,otsrv escort consisting the regiment of yolup
- of the militia OF the District OF Colambia with ssch
l.,sehmeas from the army and marine corps as may be
Sshio convenient distance, and the military companies
". o,ssr cities who may attend viii be under the com
..od Of Colonel William Hickey
The procession win he formed as follows
Military Escort
The Jackson Monument Cornmtee.
Clark Mills, Artist.
Hon Sss phen A. Douglas, Orator.
Chaplains OF Congress
ps.sidsnt OF ths United States and Cabinei
and House OF Rsprssst.yss OF the United States
with their officers
Judsss of the Supreme ConrI. 5tsa
Judges a other Courts.
,.. f,.. .alsrin Chief OF the Army and oldest Com
rnodors In the Navy Of the United States
Osacsrs OF the Army and Navy
Corporate Authorities OF Washington ueofge'owh' ah'
'eftA ffsssts Alexandria.
ssf.t ~ I'll. Jackson Democratic Association
Other orgauized societies.
Cuizcns Of Washington and other places
The procession will moye at as early an hour as possible
400 rasr street Pennsylvana avenue thence
- "a axsnue on the most direct route, 10 Lafayetts
s,,h. monun,sn, the ceremonies will be as follows
Pr.v~r BY the Chaplain OF the Senate
address by The Hon. S. A. Douglas
~ dwelling of the Statue
+, a-t, s3sssi Military present arms
g.s. s,saeasE fss National Salns
Beusdicrion by the Chaplain OF the House.
hs IAokpu Association iraternities OF Fre
"a Aosscssd Masons, Odd Fellows and Red Men. Tenn
nsr.pss eocies. and all other organized societies in th
,ct md the citizens generally are earnestly and re
,Dscuy invited be al the ceremonies Of the oc
b. b. FRENCH,
JOHN c. klVES,
JOHN w. MAURY, +
,,s $780, Committee OF Arrangements.
WAss1saros. Dec, 30, 1852
DEC sl--dh 1ssr4a3s3ls5 el te ~
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Ny J. c. MCGUIRE, Auosaosesr.

Ny j. g. MCGUIRE, Auctionesr. ta@4H
EoyERNMENT SALE AT THE MARINE BARRACKS Or
Wednesday the 5ih Of January 1885, shall sell Il shs Ma
nne Barracks, at IL O'Clock, M -
woolen overalIs
81 uniform
IL music aud jackets
~ fatigue jackets, Mol
lii pairs bregans, No.
III blankets
30 cotton shirts
SO fatigue caps
pairs socks
81 stocks
40 uniform caps
desk
carpets
30 linen jackets
so do overals
Terms cash. in bankabe money.
GREEN 4 SCOTT.
Dec Sid Auctionsass.
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Supreme Court of the United states.
THURSDAY, December 80, 1852.

THURSDAY, December 30, 1852.
No. 10. Samuel Sampel ct a.. Us. Shadrack Barnes
Appeal fro the circuit of the United States for
Mississippi Mr. Justice Daniel delivered the opinion OF
this court affirming the decree OF the circuit court in this
cause, with costs.
No. 81 Horace c. Sisby a al, plaintiffs in error, Us
Elisha Foote, This cause was argued by Governor
Seward for the plaintiffs in error and by Mr. Foote for
the defendant in error
Adjourned until tomorrow, IL O'Clock, a. m
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The Theatre.

The National was again crowded last night TO see
Hacket IN his great character of Sir Pernax McSyco-
phant. which he personaed in style worthy OF his
eminent reputation Miss Fitzpatrick gave great salts
faction, and was often applauded, Lady Rhodopha
Lombsrcompt
Mr. Hackett takes his benefit tonight, and most at
tractve bill is offered He takes the part of Fasta in
the Merry Wives Of Windsor play written after
King Henry v" expressly show Sir John in comedy
They who would fully appreciate the great comic char
acter should not fail TO witness the performance tonight
1t is but that falls TO the lot OF TO such an
artist as Hacke represent it, conceived by Shaks.
peae, the tragedy and the comedy in which is the
most prominent object Miss Fitzpatrick appears as Mrs.
Ford in the Merry Wives, and as Katharine in Tanning
the Shrew"
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OFFICIAL.

ari Fillmore, Presden Of The States Of amerea all
Whom may
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited me that Oliver
oDone has been appointed of Nicaragua port
Baltimore in the State OF Maryland do hereby recognise
SUCH and declare him free enjoy functions
powers and privileges allowed most
vored nations in the United States.
In whereof letters be made
patent and the seal Of the United States affixed
Given under city Washington day
H. 81 December, A. d. 1852, and Of independence
United States OF America the seventy seventh
MlLLARD FILLMORE.
BY the President;
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" y. O. MCGUIRE. Auctionssr,

GALE or CARRIAGES, HORSES, HARNESS, kc-py order
Of the orphans Monday January 1855
shall sell at o'clock rooms personal
effects OF Terence Loobey, deceased consisting Of
splendid carriages, (neariy newt y. esM
hack do (smalD
pair matched carriage horses etN
fine sray horse
3 sets first harness
sleigh nd buffalo robe. fe.ss
Terms One-third residue
notes satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest.
Dees-d ' : - J. o. MCGUIRE, Aueuoasss.
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70 be despatched Arctic regions He also charged
with duties Of a scientific character. +
Markets

Marksfs F#AN <
NKw YoRK, Dec. 3d. p. NIP 10 this hour there no
dngs OF the Pacific, which sailed from Liverpool
on the 10Th, and Is fifteen days
The stock market to-day closed rather duh the nrst
board United States os of 1857 1Isa offered sales of
Can ION, ll6a decline Erie. s6I Niearagus, S6s de-
cline Of 81 per share Morris Canal 2l Erie Convss-
bles, OF 1871, l0la; Harem 72l Norwich q Worcester.
So; Stoningon 57l sales Cumberland Coal, 66i Cary
improvement. l2l. Money easy. Exchange London.
81 81 premium.
The -four market is very quiet, all parties waiting for
the foreign OF only 900 bbls yesterdays
prices State. s5 30 50 62 southern. - % 80 rs
Rye flour. 81 80 Corn meal unchanged. The sales OF
wheat small 100 1913 for red, and IS0 i33
cents for white Sales of $4,000 bushels 6S 10
cents for white and yellow. Oats unchanged. Rye. %
cents Provisions rmsales Of 200 bbls pork el8
prime, SIG %. Sales of mess beef S3 SO ola 6z
Lard. IL Is cents Cotton quiet-no disposition 70 ope-
rate until further advces received from Europe.
Whiskey, 25 a 25A cents.
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Iron Hall,
Pennsylpan apenue, Between Ninth and TsnA seyess
A NEW RACE OF PEOPLE,

A NEW RACE OF PEOPLE, "a, ssg.t s.rs
THE AZTEC CHILDREN, n4
will their Thursday
O'Clock, and continue, for limited number Of days.
open from 10 ~, to O. Lectures at H. 4
and ., daily. A lecture every exhibition. !
THE Azecs entirely ofpsople,
heigha Kind of human being before ecn with
formed BY descent through thought and assocoa,
Of which the public knowledgeovins observna al
gesuculating differently from all other people.
Tickets rs cents children half price,
To that these folk. altogether the
peculiar experienced by he vis
only 10 afhrm what Is admitted. s,s3
But satisfy public people tha
tive stature have actually been discovered and
characters such evidence really and
drawn 10 their exhibitions and satisfied nearly all Of New
Philadelphia They specimens las Horace
dwinded mannkn who almost realize
of BIownies,n Bogcs fancnul ~
and las r. Willis sou,eheS
with panabe look OF authenticity pes
they OF The old family" Of human
the mushrooms Of to-day. '--.tTa -sfa
These people not brother and sister,
They dwarfs perfectly formed every rsspecs
Their habits taste, and dispositions perfectly In sceancs
with hs different - -
The young man plays his fiddle and drives his
Maximo weishs % pounds, Bartois only IL.
1sI,oI. .sSS. s, 10 and MsI,no IL. is ye.nof age
They sctve playful and happy they
they speak variety Of English wod rsy
all said TO them. .ts.'s- ---r3'
Tbs girl IL actually pretty. .s1t
The reminds Of the quaint old the Asascs
To describe them Is impossible they complies
behodafs In word they unlike anything themssiVn
by Jshn l.. Stevens, ESQ., and other travellers. = =
Dec 1-d2w
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From ,he Christian Observer.

Ths new PRESBYTERIAN Church in Washington city has.
hourh your editorial courtesy. been before your readers
r,e than once The whole enterprise is novel as to
.rs;,,, 4 ~ anne extra consideration Who heard
a nreacher poor in this worlds goods. making himself
lexsy responsible for 400 to build house OF wor-
,hio fos aaother congregation than his own-for
,Dohss pastor and no, himself An eloquent brother, in
Mind note OF interest and sympathy. speaking oil
X. peoole says at odd. they say that you.
.s shorh have such raft Of rafters and foundations
=. ,.n.sr snesed shoulders alone ana such claim OF
oss - - paid to take hold Of poor pason TO the tune
al thou6a0ds"
i .s.uunAd the payment Of this sam in written con-
.ca bunnnae the time build house TOR God in this
eiy "A ssms III demanded by our population, in
csasia ne hitsen years OF my ministry here at the
mia Of Two thousand per annum IL the responsibility
had ben attempted By the infant congregation il would
nave bsen crushed Besides, the lot given BY Jos b
V,rnum. a. . H., OF Nsw York. and Sllss H. Hill, ESQ.,
of fhis city had in conditionrght and proper,ha
.ds II necessary to begin the house forthwith, and II
m. .tar had been left ill able" congregation could
have bssa ga,hessA ihs work might have gone undons
-, - no. ;npr,.snss z6hsss elhsss are e..
e.ned. but % ssUs ksow how 70 be afraid Of rspoas
bi,i,v when God requires. e.. Do ~ that isin thy
hssrt. for ths Lord 10 wth shss~ "Whatsosver thy
hsnd 6sAsah 70 DO, do with Thy might"
have IA S0 900 on Ne ooutEacs and will pay every
dollar beiore receiveih The hosse from the builder. The
,.,.;op.room, however, will BE- occupied in about two
veexs. have some good subscriptions unpaid. There
i balance of about % 500 unprovided for and to OBJ
in which am held auxiety, and make this appeal fo
hello, prompt help all who love Lord Jesus Christ
and Who desire 70 have the purest and best inhaences
perv.de this seat oi government.
Rere ws have no eommssee. mAnufaetories. and bal
Iule trade Families are supported by salaries, Otter
small, while living is hish 0Aices held at the will
Of ,hoss in power, eonseqasasly changes very fire.
Queut, and no pap can ell wh~s day may bring forth
yerv few anlong ~ ever become rich.
The church 10 locsssd eosnsr OF Fifth and streets
IN souares north Of sfhe National" other Of ou
uneip>l hosels, apd therefore convenient 10 The multi
iudss Of ssrsngs. bSoagh hief business and from
pleasure The Sabbath bell will invite them TO thi'
ehs,s, simpls. and commodioos house. where they will
Ae iks irsi bat gfed Young pastor preach the truth
y il = in Jessss., q,
snll go from each person who reads this state.
msas VI complete the work
ssAnA h. looked up and the rich men casting then
rls irse ths usasury And he saw also certain poo
v;aov enesjn~ IL thishss two nitss." Luke Al q.
JOHN c. SMITH.
la 5 Qtta Pastor of The 4sh Presbyterian Church
WAsnnso1oh, D. C., 23d December, 1854.
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Latr from Tsru.-- Raii,osd contract.

BALrHoRs, Dec 29.-Two mails arrived this morning
from New Odesns bringing dates as late ss doe.
The papers contain Texas dates 10 the 18th instant bu
there is no Of interest
The Picayune says that Messrs Bates " Co OF New
Yok have taken the for the construction OF the
New Oheans and jackson railroad to the Mississippi line
The ship Rsbecca. arrived At New Ofeans. reports speak
ing tho Dh ult the brig Rober, from PnilsJsphia,
and supplied her with provisions and water
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Dsaa i~ ne cw,.-Tse Youas LADY ia ps,i.

BoyroS. Dec. 29-Mf. GsorgeP Bangs, well known
merchant OF this city, took the for New this morn
Ing, and died fifteen minutes after the train started His
age was 81.
Emma Snodgrass, the young girl from New York who
has been circulating abopt here several weeks dressed
mate apparel tried In the police this morning
on charge Of vagrancy. The complaint sus-
tanned, and Emma discharged
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! Tpa assuLrs ov vAs.--The British Almanac and
Coannisu fos 1879 contains highly inieresiing table,
show5w ~ nanber Of lives lost IN the British service
from y7p1 70 1915 The record 10 made up from the
ras jn ths var oce. and s probably as near exact az
sosh kgures eet And the whole sum 10 bu 40 900
hA - eoupies b<sn st painsi 10 compute how many oi
this heubw muN have died naturally during period
sqbnsing ~ lie tms oi generation, we might come
~ S1ssW y ~ snoant jsstly debable 10 war.
Tvpofy thousand men is . ANAL story for stormy q
tina LsAs than thousand men year; when some Of
IL yss ssnsa,nsd sach battles ihose Of Serngapa
nm. and Asmys, YnfaISar and Aboukir Dowro. vi
nisfs, Cofunns and Taavsa; Bafossa, Fuenss fOnore
Albosra, and Badajoz; New Orleans and Waterloo. Du.
ing the period, Nelson. Welliagoa, Duncan. Iervis
Abercrombis. Moore. and Duck worth their aures
The campaigns Of India Egypt. the Peninsula Belgium
and he United States fought A much as mortal
snsrSy and squandered capital could do to provoke
slaughter certainly done and the result is this beg
eaIly cum OF 2o.o0ol
Bai let ", having thus ue, be content lherewiib.
hs roll Of the dead s not all told in lhese battle -aed
ssepeiehes. thousands on the lsls OF wounded, and
Anndfeds Of tboes who are returned with hatsnbguous
tsanrpva. missing" should be properly ADDED TO the
ncvtusry sun. OF the wounded, moreover, how many
sefe h@aer deSd Than lying, MANNED and helpless for
lls How many have onp kept out Of Ihe frtun Of
dsad" i've through queruous old age OF poverty,
nns The changes national ingra,i,ude and private
Nf6e And after all. will these eI parfs records ade
the Aush OF triumph. and made up, doubtless, ne
bsrly might be- 10 enhance the ,pendor OF victory
/Yil they compare with The bulletins Of the enemy,
fMtAf oi the dead they tell
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Dsaih of the Antrican oon,L al Habfar
pioiatior Of The Passs. ger Ian

BosroS, Dec ~ 1T s reported that Mr. Livingston M
American consul at Halifax, Is dead.
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The carriage to be presented Gen Pierce by gentlemen
OF Boston 10 being facured Pittsfeld Mas
sachusets by Jason capp Son. The Boston Post says
t is of entirely design, and is intended be
OF the bes-consuoted and superby finished carriages
ever made in this country.-New Hampshire Patriot.
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DIED,
On Wednesday, December %, Miss JANE T. MURPHY.
The esds aad Of the family respectfully
quested attend her foaea this Fday) evening, O'Clock
From the residence Of her mother Of
instant, GREENvILLE r. WINTHROP infant son
OF GSoxos X and CATHnsIHr HoorKR, aged IA months.
The friends Of the family requested
this (Fnday) morning al III O'Clock.
NATIONAL THEATRE.
r. A. Sole Lessee,
BENEFIT and Last Appearance Of
Mr.. HACKETT;
on which occasion he will perform
4 FALsTAFF IN LOVE.
Lest nshtsut Mis-. FITZPATRICK who will appear a.
Mrs. foRD, and A. KarHARsr.
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Err nj I<ougL Ro.fon

BosroS, Dec. ~ "A destructive fire !. raging to nigb,
South Boston glass and oil factory aud rurpentine d
ey, together with several other building. In thar oca
y, are burning.
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me rapid decline Of the Indian power in the State,
lhe once powerful Six Nations" less than four
usand now linser around the council fires OF their
While IN their place. have risen up some fifteen
''ored Thousand " pale isces"
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INDIANS OF WESTERN Nrw YoaH.--We find in the
oeneser Advertiser abstract oi the Indian agent IN
eahon 70 the remnant Of the Six Naions,r resi-
s0l 10 The State Of New York According TO the census
ffen IN 1851, there were in the State
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shock on Saturday. but by almost miracle every one
was saved IN the town. In fact, have heard OF
jured
Inc whole population sleep The OF in the
chufchyams and PROFESSIONS with images OF the Vir-
gin and Christ the with solemn strains
mercy
A. write to-day, December Q. al noon) have con-
santiy 10 spring from my desk shock after shock 10
repealed FOR fear OF falling tleo and walls Writing
under such circumstances. is rather an uncom Portable
close. Truly yours
IsTHMUs.
PANAMA. Dec l6-We sorry 10 announce that his
excelency Governor Herrera goes out OF Office to-day,
with the object Of proceeding take his in the gen.
eral Congress at Bogota
Don Bernardo Maia Arce. the present Jefe Polico as
sumes the office OF governor unt the arrival OF the new
y-apPonled governor, Don Salvador Camacho Roldan,
from Bogota.
SicKNEss-At this OF the year. there is an un-
usual amount OF sickness prevailing in Panama II is by
no means d serious character, being consequent upon
the change OF season from wet dry, and yields readily
TO proper treatment