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(NLNTLEMGN TAX e EOTICg-THAT IN ELASFFsRN
" in Castlcon 10 offered for wish all IA
ii INTEREST," being enc and half miles frtm Pert Rich
mond and the distance from Fsctoryvs Fer far.
Their ~ inquire the emisss sinn ohyu,
one hundred ard twenty scrcs, CT r. 4. MhEETIaG, OF
CLINTON COTTON Washington street.
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gksECIAL NlwsGE.

~ REAT MASS NETTING OF TAk FIFTH " ARD TEN.
~ rrance Allanes.-ont forset 10 at.ead the meeting
held thls Gt the Eroad T5ernsae st half
oaocb henv tie celebrated speakers John HaT-
hu Of Ba'timsrs H. CoiDa Of Caiitor IS and tae Rev
Ri ef of Williamsburg. kss Jeanie Ksynoidsoa will
STAG mo OF hsr porDjif Omission twelve
csDts 70 deHEy exrsrste JOsEpE /. CALVIN Cor. Scc
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A RESPECTABLE wowAE. wEo UNDERSTANDS
IN making shrss. and al htads of elain sesl- vould
worn by the week month. Can be al l53 Twentieth
street, in the
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TVANTID-BV a ar>PEcTaBLE CHI. A sgTua
w ton Cook. Faske and Irorer &c dc susewoSh.
Good city il required Please call IS Casy-.e
street.
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VUAh7Ep-s eIrIAr1oN, Ell a aEsPEcTAB q
w wen ap, - fret r.ts Geot snd IS good Bake, .
At rate st pastry The OF city reference given. Cn
DO fer days from clock = a 31 Howery 80
cieeticns 10 sss. IN washing aud iroriag IL 3D.
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SRlVATE BOARp.-A LADY AND GENTLEMAN, CIR
H. two or three snge gentlemen, be aocor.e odsted
With furnished roomo aad beard, 90 No 81 EaG Twentieth
street, between Fourth .yonUe and Broadway.
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nAJoN's FIRST QUALITY GLoyGs-JUse RE
- eeived 5000 aosee ladies' whitc bsea. dark Light.
asserted mode straw, buf and osher oolos Of this cee
trscc maAeIs glover, which fl, she best terms.
JAMES HECk & co, 3o5 Brcad.av
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"AHTED-A SITUATION BIZ REFLECT ALL
GIRL 10 do general houi She "a o. ntealy hsbB
The beet Of city reference Iivtn. Please ca 81
Orchard street. in tho easement
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BOARDING AED EODCINa.

Eo1RD WANTEp.-APAETKENTs ToR GENTLE
- his wife, two children and scIvsnt, with private
ssblo Address box iI Pest Office.
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VA ANTED-AT ia NASSAU STREET SCHOOL
w Teachers prus Clerks saieuen. Fegters, Bookkep
Coaohnou railroads TO learn trades girls
70 FIJI respectable situations Applicants STA distance
postage dcecesbing sho u'ayment
qnitod. can he suited. rHOS. SFlNK. Agent.
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yMANTED TO BUy-A SMALL TWO STORY EoU Sc
~ 10 New York. below Grsnd Htest, OK in Brooklyn,
within ten tanntes visit OF Feiten or eOush ferries. al
drfee Box 3O5 Pest cIEc Stating terms. Hhicn mut he
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ITO ARCHITECrs.-A YOUNG NAN GOOD
draughsman, and possessing other qualidsst wher.
could render Efficient services in srohiecSs
.sher situation. No salary expected Address Colon
Herald cfice.
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WANTEp-A SITUATION. ny s RE PECTAELE
Young wolnsp as o. 70 Dc th9 general
twcrk Of all private family. She the
beB Of eisv reference 70 character and cspaby Gan
DO for two GsTs. II not engaged Cali - ts Ninth
street, near Third avenue, hrst taor. building
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DEAL EsrATE THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOi
~ sale CT the whsle of fur uarble..ont dwelling
Hsuses Me- Isl s. spd Ness Twenty TIL sre.t b.,
TWEEN seventh and Eash they finished sRd
furnifhcd with all the cdara mprop asnt5 Gubsars
three rooms In depho ar snd cond hoos creton s&te
kitchen rtrEe1, tsths rss&e &c. Tbs price VII 30 INSIDE
reasonable snd terms ot dtiRg t3rpar
tculSca spiy to W d. FEESCa, ls5 Nassau s.rss Cil.
10 court.
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fLoUR BUsINEss.-FOR sALE-THE LEASE
~ good viii Of fonr Store, doing very good la!
The storage tueiueGs attached gtofc An b
made 70 rey the rent FOR further incarnation asdre,
GGeneta .. tho Herald ofice
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Police Intsuircnce.

The Financial Operation In reference to the recent
financial opersoo OF ioCGo before Justice Stuct pub
lsbed in the Yesterdays aERaLp the name Of Nc r.
LAmourenx mentioned counsel in the II ap-
pears that the only connection Mr. LAmoureux in the
matter the drawing Of the contract Of
thip and just be ascertDed the facts he
(Mr LAnoureux the same day deposited in tia Chat
bam Bank for sat. keeping, and the next day aid the
same to Mr. Caleb Gilderseave, the rlgntfu owner
from whom hsd been borrowed by the parties pro
ing TO invest the money In special copartaerahip.
.9,1est Of Fpgie Bar gia0tcer Patterson. Of the,
lover police On Friday night arrested calling him
self William Wisms charge of being fugitive from
BROOKLYN where he stands charged with committing
burglary the promises of Mr s. Corchran No. 1863
Atlantic street, BROOKLYN, quantity Of dry goods,
portion OF the stolen property found in tina
sion Of the prinner The accused was convened back to
BrooEly for trial
SUSPICION Of Infoaficide Officer Clark OF the Ninth
rah Reed residing at No l3C Greenwich
pcion of in apticids H. that a newly infant
found yesterday afternoon the sink wrsp ped
piece Of linen ana from its appearance it had been dead
several dsys the superstition then that
the mother OF the infant Sarah Reed and accordngy
information given to Cspt ain Taft Of the Moth ward
police who ordered the woman under arrest She was
conveyed before Justice Stuart who committed her to
prison to await the result of Coroner's inquest.
a Youthful Rogue -Abont q week ago, hoy fourteen
years Of axe named John Legrand In the employ Of Mr.
A. A. Phillips caunseios Mt Law stole from Mr. letter
containing hundred dollars in bank bills The Young
roaue broke open the letter and, accompanied by
other boy about his divided the veen
themselves and each purchased suit OF clothing
tour They went from this city to Newburg and then
about ten miles back In % the woods. They pitched
tent the Robinson Ornsoe plan; they had also pro-
vided themselves with aud about attacking
large tree for the purpose ct erecting log hut when
the Ulcers Of ustice dieossrad their retreat them
into custody brought them TO this city aad
veyed them before Justice stuart who committed Lee
grand to prison for trial The other boy rmitteG
to go home to bis parents
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occupying SANTANA, and their cotsmDsranecus move
ment in Soncrs-one Of the States u the republic
OF Mexico.
It woaid seem, nom al the circumstances n these
somewhat strange movements, thai there does ex-
ist q concordance of sentiment between France,
England and Spain, that the expansion OF the re-
publican sentiment over this continent and its
islands should be arrested. We may see, pcrhsps,
in this movement on Hsyti, the ful6lment of that
nerace INDUCED in few months since by the Lon
don Times, that ouis Napoleon would intervene to
prevent the annexation of the island of Cubs TO the
United States. The great powers Of Earepe $50
with alarm the vastly increasing strength Of this
mighty republic, and would vainly form coalition
to restrain its gian. growth; but despse and
laugh at the insane attempt to put boends to our
greatness Popular sentiment in this country will
not tolerate European intervention in American af-
fairs, and indslge in the hope that the incoming
administration will be faithful executor Of this
sentiment There is no doubt but that President
Pierce will find q magnifcen. Geld open to him for
the manifestation Of the democratic and progress
sive principles which he has been elevated to the
presidency Of these United States So be il.
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Marine AMairs.

Tnr sTraMsnr JAMES ADcER, Captain Dickinson, ar
lives yesterday morning from Charleston, bringing us
papers frSm that city day In advance of the mail
The new steamship Armory sailed yesterday for 81.
Thomas.
LAUNCHED - AT Belfast 10th ult by Mr. Sewall Car.
ter full rugged brig Of 2a3 tons called the Mary
MscCrse sbe IL raid to be of superior model and
mspsbp, and is owned by Mcssrs s Howes Sewall
Carter and Captain John Bramhall (who IA TO comm and
hr) oil Ct Belfast, Chamberlain Fuller Blanchard
sherman and john II. Hanson, OF Boston, aud Mace rae
& Co OF Wilmington, N. g.
The half clipper ship q about LEO tons built by Mr.
George Gupham. and Meesrs Gutter Greedy which vas
lsunched ct Frankfort 18th ult haa been named the
Ocean Spray. Her purchasers Messrs r. y III. II
aud w. Johnson and Rufus Allyn # Belfast aud
Gen weave OF Bangor Length deck ia feet length
Of heel lo ieet beam y feet inche depth OF hold %
feat inches; dead rise 10 ncbs Her owners wilt pro.
baby put her 10 The California and rrdia trade under
minand Of Capt. Charles Mcclellan, experience
81 81
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NEWS BIZ TELEGRAPH,



Nrw ORLkAss, Dec. II. 1881.
The Mexican troops in all parts Of the country are
daily deserving the government, and joining the insur-
gents Gen Ursga's pronuncamsnto in favor OF the In
surpens had the effect Of bringing considerable
number.
ADDITIONAL ITEMS by TnE MAILS.
BALriAoRE, Dec. lip n.
Two mails are In from New Orleans this evening, bus
we find tls In the papers that has no. been anticipated
by Telegraph. Tsmpico dates to the 20th and City Of
Mexico the 10th u T., published In the New Or
leans journals The letter from Mr. Berton the re-
husntepte question republshsd in the Mexican pa
pers the sim ole that IL throws much light
the question and lie remarkable only in the fact that an
Americ, comedies justice to Mexico
A gentleman named Garcia Grenados, In company
others has pro posed to the to de-
ftno the Nothe' frontier against favages by contract
He prop bring iom the nted States someinstuc
tors euerleros from the best sharp shooters az the
Indians colonizs the frontiergovernment to
him $40 COO month and allow him free trade, with au-
tbority TO call out the people to help him.
The pnb, he'd accounts confirm the telegraphic sats
ment in reference the revolution in Tamaupas and
Sonora
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The Nativity OF our Population.

One Of the best proofs OF the interesting cha
racter Of the Census report, which We published
exclusively on Tuesday, is the liberal made of
it next day by our contemporaries, who had not the
decency to acknowledge the source whence they de-
rived what the people highly praise. Not the least
interesting portion Of that able and impot ant docu
ment is the account it gives Of the nativity Of the
population of these United States, which eectually
rebukes two classes Of men who were equally wrong,
ard both In the extremes-the one consisting of
those who Wanted that SO large proportion Of
the population Of foreign birth, particularly Of
their own race and the other who raised an oucry,
that the native population were being swamped.
ard the country injured by an inundation of Euro
pean emigrants. One lecturer even went the length
Of asserting that there three millions of Irish
birth In the United States, whereas the figures of
the census prove that there not two and quar-
ter millions of all nations and that Irish born citi-
ztns do not amour. to quite one million. II is,
however, very certain that the Irish constitute
by far the largest element in the foreign popu-
la,ion, being forty three per cent of the whole,
while Germany sends twenty i've per cent, and
England but twelve per cent; and estimating
the children and grandchildren Of Irish parents in
the same proportion as the per centage of the i'm
migrants we come to the conclusion that the Celtic
element constitutes very considerable ingredient
in the whole Of the American population. There is
another conclusion, too, at which We arrive and
that is that there need be no alarm about excessive
emigration either Of the Irish Germans, or Of any
other nation. The population of foreign birth form
but eleven per cent ninth of the whole nhabi-
tants The one ninth, therefore, is SO absorbed by
tie other eight nn!hs that it is rapidly assimilated
and lost in the prevailing American element, go
as ultimately to become as much American as the
Americans themselves Instead Of the foreign ele-
me Mt moulding the native, it is moulded by the
tive, and soon becomes rhcy OF the coil This is
particularly the case with regard to the Irish and
Germans who become good republicans, and adapt
themselves to the Institutions Of the country more
rapidly than any other 1t is only in the large
Cities and in particular localities that the influence
of particular foreign nationality is felt but
in these il is continually counteracted and neutral
lied by the prevailing native population, which H.
oreases in a more rapid ratio than the foreign.
The greatest proportion Of foreign population is to be
found in the Northern and Western Ssates-the
largest amount Of all in the three great States of tho
Union, New York, Pennsy lyania, and Ohio. The
flowirg table viii exhibit the proportion of each
Of the three largest clements in the several States Of
Irniop
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Ohifl1nrX.

Died at his residence IN ths Of Seuban ppeida
county. Y Capt Simeon Fner, at the advanced age
Of VI years He oisd about o'clock Thursday evening,
Dec eth after an illness Of about four weeks Capt.
Fuller Of the first settle, Ct the town OF Stebep
and one Of the most respectable Of the county
The first end tne last public acts Ut Capt Fuller in
he service Of his country. Tire first In the Re vouon-
ary war at theehry Of 10 and the last Vt the
polls, at the advanced age Of o.
Mrs Hannah Orcat died at Reading. VT. on the 23d
nlt aged So Is remarkable fact In the history of
Mrs Circuit that at the of about fifty shs was autly
cured Of paraiytic affection which had for several years
deprived OF the use Of enc side by stroke Of htnng
James E,ehaIt revolutionary soldier, died in Berks
county, Penn, on the Goth ult aged 80 years
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Interference or France I'm the Affairs OF this
Continent.

The attitude assumed by France in taking pos
session Of the peninsula of SANTANA, and extending
its protectorate the republic Of Dominica, is
measure which deeply concerns the government and
people OF the United States, and one which might,
If corsummsted, ultimately affect, in very serious
manner our commercial and politi,al relations with
the rest Of this contire nt l. is therefore, matter
Of much importance TO this republic that the mo-
tivts and sentiments which Influence the French
government in the steps which il has taken be tho
roughly understood and rightly appreciated. With
the deign Of calculating the whole Of this scheme
We place before our readers, this morning, reprin.
Of correspondence published in the HERALD In
April last, showing the intrigues which were then
on foot in ST. Domingo, for the establishment Of
the French power in the island Of Haysi, aud anti
cipating the first move which would be taken for
that object, namely, that whi,h we have now seen
adopted-the possession Of the peninsula Of Samana
This correspondence will be fousd extre nelly imper
tsnt, giving 1t does clear expose Of the scheme
on foot, ard interesting, fron the fact Of its veri6
cation BY the movement viii ID we learn has already
been commenced.
In addition to this letter, we ais, present this
morrirg the translatio3 Of an editorial article ON
the same subject, from lie Phare, French Jour.
nal in this city, in which the whole history Of the
French Irotectorate Of Dominica is given With much
clearness, ard from which we are enabled to form
pretty accurate conception Of the design entertained
by France in this movement. And, that our r.al-
msy be acquainted With the Spanish vies Of the
question, VIC give an extract from tho Cronfca, of
Nv Yosk, which, perhaps, indicates tho reel s.
irlion q the sFr, IL The intimation that France.
Ecsls1d ard Spain are &c form p3vorful c3mbi
ration q lis cor inent az mast what L cali, their
efrEon trsmy--.te republic e .ho Uai'ed States
Tie specialization r hese articles win serve - sil.
ti6a's 'Ls 'itp taken ty 10 F,ca-h jve7-m n: II
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Refcre the Recorder and Aldermen Denman and Ward.
Dec 1.-THE Case Of Geo. Brtcne.-rhe prisoner in
this Apparently advanced somewhat 10 years,
broue hi for sentence He approached the bench
with firm step bur with air which evidently
assumed, and sad-In this of mine supposed that
appeal was ing to the Supreme Court the actin
this O. urt stayed The Recordar said that the
bill OF exceptions bad not been filed and II II were
IL would uke difference. The Court had conceived
that the neIcil TO pass sep tence
otherwise be would be undergoing double imprisonment
In tie absence of his counsel however they would
pend judgment TIL Wednesday next
Sentence Of WIiam O'Brien william OBriep.
vlced the Sd of August last Of firing pistol at his
brother p-law Patrick Pagan in the Sixth
sentenced to two years in the State prison
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PersoaaI In,eJligs, &c.

At tie Metropolitsn.-IIon. A ) Linn. Schenectady
Hon, Wilson Mcrsr dies, Pittsburx; DIR William Quail
do A. Sonle, Maryland j. j. Coleman, Aisbsyna; N.
A. Glover Ohio; Il Griffith Bal imore; Rob Haight
Rochester; Colonel hin British Army Henry Chotara
Jr.. Miesssippi r. Newhall. New Orleans; Thomas J
Keenan, Pittsburg; G. w. Ricketson do. Il Morris
Buckley Philadelphia; II. b Bnrgoyne. North Carolina
At the Hoeard.--H s. Kendall and lady, Virginia
W d Herring. New Orleans; II Jones Esq Bridgeport
Coppec'icut; Church San Francisco; I. r. Ratbbun
7, ovidsnca; ". Davenport. do W. Il. Bradley Troy
G. A. Cook, Lowell: A. G Angel, Providence.
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BALTMoaE Dec. II. 1852.
The extensive wholesale grocery warehouses of David
Hays and James George Of Commerce street and
Exchange place totally destroyed by fire this mora
pe, together with large stock. Loss about $4,000,
which fully covered by insurance The wall fell upon
adjoining building, occupied by Richard Matchet,
as printing office crushed in the roof and severely iu
ured Mr. Matchett and his each having leg brokea
and his having his scull fractured He is not
pected to live The fire is supposed to have been the
work Of an incendiary.
There Is insurance the property in the Bati
Tiremen's Office to the amount Of $50 coo. The
books and papers were not injured
Mr. Booth was to be buried this afternoon
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Interesting Z, ON Buenos ayres.

BALTIMORE, Dec. IL, 1852
The bark Morgan Dix arrived at this port last night
with Buenos Ayrts dates Of October 9th
UIqu'za had disbanded his forces, and discsimed ell
hostile intentions towards Bueuos Ayres but says no
will defend his province from any attack.
In circular to foreign consuls he notifies them to
treat with him in all matters relating TO foreign affairs
and announces his intention, dictator, to install
sovereign congress.
The bark Chicora at Buenos Ayrcs, to sail for
Boston in a few DAVIS
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Naval unfeyLs~.nn

The U. z. sloopof Dale. Commander Pearson left
Porto Paya on the 9th of July and arrived in Fuuchai
Roads, Madeira August LIST she was to sail September
1st-her destination not stated
The ), brig Bainbrioge Commander Manang. war
TO sail from Funcha Roads september for the adjacent
islands. ana thence 10 tho Cape de- Verd Islanis
The U s. oryerte St Louis. Capt Ingcaha Is cruis-
ing amorg the Western ports Of the Medi erranean.
Three esamen OF the American squadron ing at Spez
zia Mecitsrrane -rrs arrested BY the poliss few
weeks ago for fatal assault SardinisD cosch
man whom they bad sWrlcsed During an altercatior
one Of them seized billet OF wood and the dri
the fatal blow Their nan,es James Meeosor ia mes
Deyine, and John Brown.
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The Niagara at Boston, SC.

BosToS, Dec lip. NJ
The Royal Mail steamship Niagara Captain Stone, ar
rived here, and snchored in the stream ut hslEpast
O'Clock this evening TIE papers contain NJ ne vs.
Of interest in addition to the Halifax despatch
severe northeast storm commenced abont three
O'Clock this morning and has continued up this time.
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ceron reservations the beet ever Invented e
pud dyes Edra'iy celebrated is Gourauds Medicated
Sop for ouripr pmp echles sallo chaps rongh
ness 60 subtitle hair from any part Of the
body LIQUID Rouge LILY white and Hair Gloss, at No
mixer street, nca Broadway.
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Contract for the Nicaragua Transit.

LOUISVILLE, Ky Dec. H. 1852.
1t is reported that j. Sigur associated with w H.
Gushing Of New Orleans has obtained the contract for
the Nicaragua transit.
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AcquittaI of n suspected Murderer.

PrTsBuRo, Dec II. 1852
The Jury this evening acquitted james A, Oochrane
who implicated with the jewell recently
convicted for the murder of Mitchell the 9Th o.
July last The trial excited great interest here
Cochrspe being well known and havcg heretofore borne
4 GOOD character
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rif Owe s heat Uncovered Tor ooI0rne te hair
wIi,kers the applied Tho wonderful aud
hch lie fLvsrite and old established hair
dyc IL astonishing. II IL for SALE applied at
KATCHEL0R's wig factory No.4 Wall street.
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supreme Coupt-spc.,ni Tsrm.

TtIIFH Hon dUFRc TdWsrd4
Dec I'll n NE matter (He oppGcqiiea afpt Manor &C.,
~ Nd MI. 8c. fodet 70 hs pcHng III Fir4f avenue nj
Davies counsel for the Corporation obtained an orb
that tbe motion fer appointment ~ Comm.sioners 80
he Ltnra at ecia term % the arsL Monday In Janul.
~ 1863