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DEPARTMENT Of STATE, }
Washington. June Sth.


To G. J. McCurdy, Esq, &c Vienna.
Slr:-I transmit a copy Of note of the Doth
of April last, addressed to Inc by the Chevaler
liulsemann, announcing his intention OF return
ING to Austria, This note reached me IN Bal
tmorc, beng then bound ON "A visit to Massa-
Chusetts, from which have now lately return
cd. On receiving it, directed Mr.. Hunter To
return the answer "A copy Of which is also here
with enclosed.
1t is obvious, from the tenor of all his rccen,
communications to this department, that the
thCyaIer liuIscman's experience in the Di-
pIomatIc service Of hls Government, has not
instructed HIM accurately in the nature and
limits Of his official functions, and that notwlti
standing his long residence in this country, IA,
is quite uniformed as to the character OF ON
I, institutions and the responsibilities of public
men IN the United States, for their acts or then
, sentiments in their private capacity, IN rcgarC
to foreign powers. The ChevaIier lIusemanr
, came hlthcr IN lS}S as Secretary Of Legation
under the highly accomplished Baron Dema
rcschll, who was accredited as Envoy ENtraur
> dnary of his Imperial Majesty.
Since the retirement of that gentleman, Ii,
a has acted as Charge d'Alalrs but so far as W
2 are aware, without any regular commission
from his government. 1t IS certain that he ha
70 never been accredited to this Department b
the Austrlna Minister for Foreign Affairs.
% The Chcvaher Hulsenann, 1t appears, ha
yet to learn that no foreign Government, or II
$ representative, can take Just offence at any
= thing which an officer of TINS Government ma
say IN his private capacity. Ofhcal commun
n cations only are TO be recognized as lndlcatn
). the sentiments and views Of the Government
y 'ae Un!te1 Stites II those communicates
i- a:5 friendly N 'ntH character, the F'fe'.a C,o
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THE DEMOCRATIC SIDE.
Our Washington Correspondence.

WASHINGTON, June 8, 1852.
The late baltimore Coavention--.Somc of the Re-
markdbe Doings there behind the .Scenes-7ne
Heavy battle bet,ceen the huo Nc,c York Factions,
and the Treaty of Peace Gen. SCOTS Movements
in Washington.
Sore as the old fogics feol, sore as young America
out Of tho slaughter house at Baltimore there
is sti show On oil sides of prodigious satisfaction
that go excellent man as Pierce has been nomi-
mated Yet this last Democratic National Conven-
ton IS probably the last that will be held in the
United States for good many years to como--such
Is the deep disgust and modification among the
delegates at the undisgused plotting, bargaining,
~ q selling which character the caucusing and
were destroyed.
Let any man ask Gen. Glass; how he likes tho
treatment which he received ut the hands of vonng
America, aud SOC what HIS answer will be- Can II bo
believed that cabinet offices, foreign missions and
custom house appointments, were offered at Bati-
more by n certain new faction, for the support of
their man, and that man in the conventions Is il
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The average premium 1872, per cent This is very
pood for ave per cent stocks and shows concusiyey the
abundance and cheapness Of money.
II will be seen by advertisement in another column
that the Evansville and Illinois Railroad Company are in
The market for the sale of three hundred and fifty
tbeuaDd dollars (S3Ec0co Of their per cent rst
NOR gage coupon convertible bonds aud that proposals
fer any part If that amount will be received the Office
Of Eanmapn, Nhehouso & Co., SO Wall street until
three o'clock Saturday, The 10th Of Juue The sale
viii be ABSOLUTE The bonds Cor 81 GOO each redeem
able Jan 1St2 interest payable vt the Phenix Bank in
this city January and July 1t each year They are con
verthc into stock UP 20 april 1857 and are secured
BY fist ind only mortgage the whole road from
Evansville to VnceDnes its machinery franchises and
aprurienances This section Of the road when conf
p,t,d, viii be ffy.one miles long twenty seven and q
half miles Of which l. finished and in successful operation
it sarnrg being than enough pay tho interest
on The londs offered for sale Tho stock subscrp-
tcns OF the company amount to iS45 800, which, with
the above issue Of bonds. will be sufficient to compete
and equip this section Of the road II will BE- one Of the
cheapest roads in the Western country
The annexed statement exhibits the operations Of the
Eoton and Worcester Railroad during each Of the PAST
FIVE years
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coMmERCIAL AFFAIRS
MO N Il Y M a Il X " II.

.s.ssr tWEDSEspsy, June o--5 p NJ
The most active fancy the list to-day was Re,,ipu
Railroad which opened quito firm, but slightly d.
pressed at the close Harlem pretty freely offered
but prices not sustained Tho reports relative
The Erie dividend have induced many holders 70 re-
alize and lower rates have ruled. Nicaragua opened
and closed Hrm at quotations. but little stock
offered and holders appeared little disposed to sell
The advance since Saturday he day the -ooks closed
has been three per centone per cent than the
dividend, Canton Company has been heavy snce the
publication Of the last annual report Delaware and
Hudson has recovered nearly the dividend II al
yanccd one per cent from the opening TO day New
Jersey Zinc in better demand to-day, and prices
improved fraction At the second board there
better feeling in the market and better prices
realized Norwich and Worcester went up a per cent;
Erie Railroad, ~; Readcg Railroad, u. There APP
to give holders generally confidence in the future.
Very few sellers appear in the street. aud money IL
daily becoming abundant there appears less APP
prchenson relative to the dull Spectators
exhibit less anxiety about reasing. aud il would not
surprise to considerable activity ia Wall street IN
the month of July.
The uncertainty relative 10 the Erie Railroad dividend
still continues Holders OF the stock very an ious
to learn something Of official character but the drec
tors GoDot appear disposed TO dyue any Of the secrets
Of tho companys office II il the prevailing impression
that the dividend will be three per cent but have
made cacuat ion from the company'e figures and upon
flour per cent be paid in July without diculty:
II
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Enthusiasm and incidents following tho
EcsnOcrNr rae Mpminalkuns.

concord r. III Cor. I'll DoSton journal June
We cannot imagine what thunder be manafac-
turod by The democratic party Governor steele how
ever has uns he'd the first c4rtridge" the boy and
the stick Of candy.' We VIII not make light OF the
matter for it vas a generous act An accom-. Of his
deeds may fuinish enough for another article In the
meantime, look out that New Hampshire does not
dauce q Ia Eissici'' IN tho ecstlcy Of nrr Joy.
Iy the say. good hit came OH 10 atarlay night.
certain fellow n ts goodly town atsor hearing thc Joy
FIJI news wnt to his d2mici and gath rng ~. 81 "a r.l
around lin enioncd them not to 81 wish t.,c
children that lived out Of Concord nov that Frank
Pierce was nominated fer Iic. iGrnt "
Tie Boston transcript, OF the Stb inst. says :cnora
Pierce the denccraic nominee for irasacn.. acc
panied by committee Of gentlemen. an ndci ne.ss.
southworh iawes's dagucrreotype rooms yesterday
ard nunJ,r ~ excellent pictures taken, froG,
which Fetriigc & co. will shortly pubih line ca
s-4yi
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There is considerable difference of opinion in the street
relative TO the amount OF liabilities aud stock OF he
peny upon which interest and dividends to be paid
There is doubt but that stock to cxcnt has
been lately issued and that floating debt exists aud it
IL therefore impossible get at the actual amount of in
terest the liabilities We have taken tho monthly
gross earnings, report by the company, and taken
their own calculations Nv sx.cnscs. Tie management
say that fifty per cent of the gross earnings wl pay cur
rent expenses; and have takon that data According
to THE there viii be difficulty in making four per
cent d,idcud in July II their calculations dc
fcctivc. il is their fault. not ours.
The rect pts at the Office Of the Assistant Treasurer OF
this port TO day. amounted to sS9o00 payments, S2l3,-
$50 81 balance. 81 oil lol 70.
The Hartford Iank has declared dividend OF three
and half per cent; the Commercial Bank Of Canada
dividend Of thee per cent
We annex the bids for the issue of New York city
five per cent stocks, amounting to five hundred AMI
twenty live thousand dollars.
Tor 100000 Dock and slip stock, redoemable in
Of $4,000, Nov l. 1873, 1874, 1875, and 1876
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Trains on this road to the Catawsba river ninety
miles from Columbia Hope entertained that tho
road TO Charlotte will be finished 10 October next
Gaze of some interest Gays The Mo5ie .adgs) was
tritd IN the Circuit Court few days since. II was
brought ty A. W Marsh, 10 from the Bank Of
Mobile the value of of it, $40 mutatod bills which
had come Into the possession Of Mr. Marsh in tho regular
course Of his business Tho bill was composed Of two
parts pasted together which less In length by seyen
egh'hs than The original The name Of the cashier was
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In giving The above table the Boston Courier adds an ex
planaory note which says -" The southern vote con-
coded to Mr. Fillmore because the Southern States have
amost unanimously recommended their delegates to vote
fer him. They all, however, will ehccrfuly go for Mr.
Webster
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In 1877 tho dividends were ten per cent; In 1851
seven pr cena,eroge dividend for ton years. seven
and half per cent. the company was incorporated in
1881. Road opened throughout July lth 1856 Length
including branches sixty nine miles Length Of double
tack forty miles In 1916 the market value Of the
stock Nas i2o per share, in 1850 s93 per share.
The earninss ef The Charlotte md South Carolina Rail-
roai company for The first four MONTH OF the present
year, were as annexed
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PRESIDENTIAL CONTEST.
>>>><>..~Nooo>~~~~o>~r~r~or
WING NATIONAL CONVENTION.
les Of the Delegates as Ear
as Known.
3 CHANCES OF TIE CANDIDATES.,
&c.. &c., DC.
k,he Nh,S Nat.onn, Convention.

FKsc VHfS N AIsUHHs OO' = -
fhig National Convention is 10 assemhls al BATH
the 18th inst, for the pnrpoae OF Nominating
les for President and Vice President. The fol-
liable shows the names of delegates chosen from
al States 30 fur as heard from. with their prcd-
In 6,yor Of the several eaaiiilies who will be b.
convention The names in ,,alic indicate Scott
be in small capitals Fillmore, ana those followed
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REHABILITATION.

NtoSitr ~
N.' hchiu from. 80
Whole number Of del gates. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Necessary to a choice liz
The above estimates made up from I'll the ndica-
tcns that haye presented themselves such resolutions
passed and Instructions given by state conventions
personal expressions of preereucewe known prcllec-
ton Of deegatcsrcuts primary elections in divided
districts, etc Where reliable Indication exists the
delegates down as not Committed The party
papers set up different clams instance the Sc ott
journals claim q delegates in Pennsylvania and the Fill
more organs lay claim to 10 from Virginia The actual
official data thus far observable warrant such conci-
sions The Vrgnis delegates left to think and act
for themselves in convention. and the Pennsy lvanans
will probably do the same. The nomination of Genera
Pierce by the democratic convention may, indeed,
change the aspect of whg affairs, and lend inlu-
to wing movements but the above estimates
result Of close observation up the present time But
that the subject may be viewed in all the lights here
append the Scott estimate and the Fillmore aud Webster
eutri
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FOR GENERAL SCOTT.

II will be seen that. without drawing any reserved
strength, Gen. Scott could be nominated first bal
lot Should second ballot occur, the following result
may be anticipated =
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6John NJ. Bolts,

eJohn NJ. Bolts,
II. Rhodes,
II. q. 3tanarVl.
7-9eo. T. VERIFY,
lin Carter,
Il. Saoniers.
8-R. T. Darcott,
q w. Lewis,
w. %. Ores ham.
9-'ohn Janey.
W, II ToSle,
Il x Scott.
lo-,lohu L Wall
w. q. Worthington,
David Gibson.
1t-John d. lmboden,
Samuel Med. Moore,
VIM. Seymour.
IA. c. Caperton,
w. u. Preston,
n. Ward.
13-T. L.. Preston.
I. ". Mcllhany,
j. D. Campbell.
l4--Wm. p Ratbbone,
b. Patrick,
ID. Pinuel.
l6-S Herman.
g. ". Russell,
Il. q. Wilson.
WISCONSIN.
at Lwge.l
J. A. Arnold,
A. l.. Collips.
Districts.
Nv. W. Brown,
Nv. A Lawrence.
"a. Sua aiding.
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SCOTT ESTIMATE.

From the Philadelphia North American. (Scott wbg u
Aggregate votes from free States ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 6
Aggregate yotesfrom sayeholdng States. ........ll3
iola...- 20
Necessary 20 u choice in fun convention
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Mr.. Henry Wickcs, of Andover Theological Semi
nary has accepted call TO the pastorate Of the Cougrc-
sationel church in Princeton Worcester county
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EEw YoRg AND ERis RAILROAD.
a, u 1Chp-Tatai IN rnipgya
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Markets.
rrOwN. sUIpIEy. & RI "a OrPCuY,

LIVERPOOL, October 90. 1852.
The late unfyorabe accounts the prospects the
growing crop have caused much excitement in our cot
ton MAJ ket the business for the week ending last
Dg reaching III $50 bales tine largest weekly report of
the year speculators taking 81 go and exoortors
bales To day the sales estimated at 900 bales
half to the trade.
Considering the mmense transactions during the past
five weeks the smoDcss Of the advance in that period
remarkable for whilst the business has been fully
bales, rddpg Orleans sre only quoted Mt asd ana fair
ut I'd per ID advance Including tho improvement this
week Ct d. per Id In fair and q 4 in the lower
and middiDg qualities The quotations are
Fair Orleans. ga; Fair Mobiles 63k; Ordinary 5Ia6
Mid do. o.; Mid do. On; Inferior. iaa5
The stock cotton In this port is called d25 GOO bses Of
which 236oe0 American against stock OF 1900
bales ut this period Of last year. which 29s 600
American.
epir and manufacturers again asking further
advance which has rather checked business and the i'm
preston Is gaming ground amongst buyers that spccula
ton Is TOO life and great caution necessary
The light receipts OF ign grsa AND -four combined
with tho nd for Australia have caused improved
feeling with further advance ia wheat OF I'd bushe
white being worth Gs Sd a 70 red % od U.s. 4d per
20 lbs and Of Cd. to Cd per bb .nr. western Canal
22s ad. 29s Philadelphia and Batio1re Us ID 23s
6d Ohio .js. I'd and sour. 49, pa per Dol Indian
corn IL quoted IL. cd per quarter dsarer white being
worth 32s Cd yellow. 32s and mixed 3ls Der quartcr
The sales Of American rosiu bbs Mt g. to ss
c6t acco ding TO quality. Nothing doing Ia turpe
BAKING, DRoTuERs B oo's CIRCULAR.
LoNpos October .9-5 r. W.
we nave 10 notce Increased activity the colonial and
foreign produce markets. with general tendency to
higher prices Coffee firm and colory kinds e. desyer
sugar has advanced I'd per Gotten In acti epecu
leivc demand y Nd I'd higher Iron full support
Cd Lead again desr.r wheat acur. aud Indian
himer. Money Ia in good dam md. ~ last return
the bullion in he Bank OF Bnglard amounted 10 c2t
6,Q.45S Console leave on at l0eid lcDas fr mon.y
CO.'S 1905 the account Bar silver In demand at 80
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DRY GOODS.

WET LINENS FROM AUCTIoN-sLIGu1iY WET
w or voyage tf i'm portatior Greet u, rgaios.DOube
damask table linen, two Yards wde only worth IS
extra supornne do. do do Cd and Gs yard large so
double linen napkins, only lis dozen tne Scotch
DIAPERS l2ysri pieces g sed lOs pieces eats 81.
extra spperhne linen cAmbr handkerchief la and Cd.
piece; suserhne SHIFTING linens &c. yard large size incs
towels &C. Dozen Also fine shifting inuans -, piece
- yasas in piece, extra suJetins SHIFTING musl.ns u.s.
psee2 yard. in piece. .. GVRDEtfS Casap Dry eois
st9re, iN Wa.ksg s.-ses.
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WINTER ARRANGInENTs-NEw YORK. AND
w Harlem kairosd-Thrce daily iines % aad from Al.
bsnyrsre 81 5Ths trsi10 Leave City usll stssicn, cor
scr Tryon and Csrtrs street daily Ioept
ed aafoiIows;Firat train, ~ A. WAY Mall Trsr.
Trsin, ftoppirg se crotor Fails Dover Pisns Hsdsle
snd Chatham fonr Corners Third train, St5 u. M--Ex
crsss Traa stopping Croton Falls Dover Plains xsrs
tor lTtisaae, and Cha than -Four Corners Returning
viii lerye asst Albany 81 and N A. II. aod 4PM
H. SLOAT Superir tondeut
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II appears ny this table that the total amount OF gold
raised in California up TO September last 900
that the total amount rased in Australia up to April
last was "a 500 Coo making sgsrcgee total Of esoo
coo that the total imports into England, Of which
returns have been obtained nom California go
5o6G5 and from Australia SO 74s,toe, making an
aggregate total Of CT o535qS and that tho gold coin
withdrawn frsm the bank during the frst nine month
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aoUsEs. ROOMS, ETC, wASTED |.

WANTEn--To PURCHASE, OR TO RENT TILL NAY
" lei, longer three story house, With al modem
fixtures furnished fashionable situation
up town Aderess box No. l,ll0 Post Office.
w nighed house In good location worth SO U FIRST
class houses for sale $1,000 $1,000 each S10Oto loaa
productive city or Brooklyn property
JOHNSON L. LEE, No. Nassau street.
WANIED-By a SMALL FAMILY FOR FEW
w moBths either furnished hsuo agecably situated
pleasant furnished apartments with board Address MS
Astor House.
vNsNTED-PAAT OF HOUSE. UNFuHNIsHED
w far lady gentleman, aud servaut-psrlor, bedroom
and attic, with basement. In this ciiy Brooklyn, scn
minutes walk from tho Fulton ferry ehsr Beat 81
references. Address Major, Herald ofhoe.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD FOR PHILADEI-
~ phis- Leaves by steamboat JOHN POTTER, Pier No.
North river a. M, and r. NJ through in ~ hours
Returning leave Of Wainus street. At 10
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-TRsINS, DAILY,
spn&4sy @ on al street for
press train5 A. M through four hours connecting with
reaching Buffalo Mo otreal at o'clock
N. Express train Accommodation train $50 r. 81.
Sunday mail train r. NJ from Csaal street Passengers
taken At Chsmbers Canal GhrssoPhsr Fourteenth aud
NEW HAVEN AND NEW LONDON RAILgoAp.-
August i5 ls62 trains will IS follows Lesre New
a.sen ST S0 A. NJ Accommodation Train for New LoDdea
lord ConneotiOut river Lyme, and New London. connect
Ing with the steamboat and railroad lines for ssonngsos
Providence and Newport 63 r. H. Accommodation Trst
aon at $50 A. M Accommodation Train for Now Haven
stopping ali stations 1G0 Exprec Train for Ly1s
'a and IN a. %
ing arriving ~ New Lcndor take this train fer Sov
York $50 N. Accommodation Train for New Haven
sses, s A. haven "a on s .rrv. saprs
ram rom New York The s r. NJ Accommodating Tr,r
Nsr Ma,ST n
$50 A. NJ .pd l0lo A r. sSnnsSss: Neg Hsvon With Il,
Trains New Maven for 2stford md sprnEaedL Nsv
M. TivEr. kaSusslr. 1889
NEW YORK AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
hours New Jersey sroad, via Jersey CityLssvng New
York foot Of Conrtsndt street at and A. NJ and ~
y N. Leave Phiiadephs at and q: ~; and sf r. M.
rsimore Wsshington Norfolk and Charlestou-through
t,cic sold illness and thrcush baggage carried
GERS sth baggage cross ferry fifteen minutes before sss
trains leave
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Of the prssep gar Amounted t. fsl4soss to With.
Su70 Se6 Of the total aggregate impertations from CALI
foriia and Australia into Great Britain
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MUSICALS

ITO AMATEURS OF TUE vIOI'N.-PRorESsOR l.
Meyer having concluded his arrangements is now pre-
pared 70 teach n theory ans pr,otse OF tho master y st,a
his own residence. H. MEYER. Woods Hall AZ Broadway.
INSTRUCTION ON The PIANO FORTE. IN NO
dem, SCIENTIFIC and easy style by lady . her resi-
dcneo or st the dsnee Of her pupils Terms moderate
Please inauiro for Mus Teacher address no to "
Ntrick street St. Johns park.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

nANCING ACADEMY. ITO GRAND STREET, F0URTl
~ door from Brosdwsy-EsmeIaldal Esmeralda y
This new and elegant dance invented By Mr. soR0CC9
States Is taught by him. besides all Other dancess
shy hour o. the day and evening, in his private
Class Tor practice from IL A. NJ to T. NJ from 10 r NJ
and from I TO 10 o'clock in the evening.
nANCING.-MADAME ACHILLE RESPECTFULLY
pared to Der teaching in all the fashion able
6 schools and private families. For particulars, apply Al
No 22 arron stroot
HANGING ACADEMY-sIGNOR A. GHERARDI, AS
~ sisted by Madame Gherardi respectfully begs 20
Saturday Oct Is; Days Of tuition fo- young ladies and
Thursddys at O'clock p M Evening cass for
Tuesdays snd Frdsys at r. NJ Private lessons In fame
VII also be given and TO s9hsos snd ncads
DO promptly attended, to.
Ll Brooklyn Gcntlomon's evenus oass for dancing
and wsltzngMrs a. Lannay and Mr.. OSclvie will
olaas At the above room on Saturday October Sh Days
First soree on Friday evening, Noyember@
+ II. SEARING's PRIVATE DANCING AND WALTZ
ing academy, No. o. Bond street. Classes formias
every week for ladies and young matters at half pass
o'clock, afternoon; for gentlemen st half past o'clock
the caeso and private lessons owen every day Schools
and parties attended Sorses given exclusively to pups
aud parents Terms moderate. Residence as above.
DRoFEssEUR DE DANSE EFT DE TENURE. COR.
Paris and teacher the oissses in that iast
tutJn respectfully informs this ladies and gentlemen Of
this city that he has opened his 6ooe and earnestly
among which La Bernosc ia much admired, wing been
expressly composed by tho for this winter Most
saaotcy references Will DO given and devoted attention
to three and from eight till o'clock r. II. lja
Ninth street, corner Of Broadway.