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Be GENTLEMEN AT HoME.-There are
few families, we may imagine anywhere, In
which love is not abused rs furnishing
license for impoliteness. A husband, father
or brother, viii llspeali harsh words to those
whom he loves simply because the security
of love and family pride keeps him from
getting his headSbroke. 1t Is shame that
he will speak more impolitely, at times 10 his
wife or sister, than he would dare to any
other female except low and vicious one
1t is thus that the holiest affections of mans
nature prove to be q weaker protection OF
woman in the family circle than the restraints
of society and that woman is usually IN
debted for the kindcst poltencss Of life TO
those not belonging to her own household.
Things ought not SO to be. The man who,
because it will not be resented, afifict his
spleen and bad temper upon those OF his
hcarth-stone, is small coward, and very
mean man. Kind words are the circulating
medium, between true gentlemen and true
ladies at home, and no polish exhibited in
society can atone for the harsh language and
disrespectful treatment too often indulged in
between those bound together by Gods own
ties of blood, and the still more sacred
bonds Of conjugal love.
FIRST STEP TO Rr1N.-"M My first step
to ruin" exclaimed a wretched youth, as he
lay tossing from side to side OH the straw
bed in one corner OF his prison.hoise, My
first step to ruin was going fishing on the
Sabbath. | knew it was wrong; my moth
cr taughtm me better; my minister taught me
better; my master taught me better my
Bible taugks-rlle better. | didn't think it
woulk come to this. am undonc! am
lost" !"
Perhaps he said, 1T is too pleasant to be
cooped up in church. What harm is there
in taking stroll into the woods What
harm in carrying my fishing. tackle and sit.
ting on the bank to fsh9"
What harm? Why, the harm is that
God is disobeycd, who says, I" Remember
the Sabbath.day to keep it holy" The mo-
mcnt a youth determines to have lis own
way, choosing his own pleasure before Gods
will, that moment he lets go his rudder, his
compass, his chart; nothing but Gods
word can guide you safely over the ocean
of life. Give that up and you get bewil,
dered; you are drifting; you will be lost
-Child's Paper.
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r1NIIE Plaintiffs in the above stated cases having
l. this day filed their Declarations in my Office
ard the Defendants having neither wives nor At-
tnrncys kn ,wn to reside within The limits Of this
Stare on whom copy Of said Declarations with
a rule to plead can be s'rvcd: On motion Of Mr..
STYLES. Attorney f"r Plaintiffs: Ordered that said
Defendants appear anil plead to said Declarations
within year and day from the date hereof or in
d, Eu, thereof, JUDGMENT will be rendered aga;nSt
il IN. TllOS. G.. BACON. c. T.. d.
Clerk Office, March |, 1852? 1yq !?
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Just Received

& LOT of FRESH GARDEN SEEDS,
"a g {" Irish Potatoes,
A fine lot of Hollow or Pot Ware, which Will be
sold very low for cash or punetual buyers.
Jan If 5l
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-06-03
DIR. ROGERS
EHVERVVGRT AND TAR!

4 SAFE and certain cure for Coughs, Colds,
IN Group. Asthma. Consumption Of the Lungs
Splitting of Blood Bronchitis, Hopping Cough, and
all Pulmonary Affections.
A Lovely Young Lady Cured Of
CONSUMPTION
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-25

V.IFJFEy TB WARD.--AT A PRIMARY ELECTION
hell At W hmitv place. Frs az tbs 9th inst
snt TO the call the Democratic Republican General
jority.-- 49,.
Charles Mstd. -
Yong Mems General Committee-J. ". Brady Beef IL
FIELD william TO wn. Michssl Cox, end w. IL Ronajs
ward Committes-W. N. Mcintyre, n. a. Rose, Ei1sh
Fisher. N. n vi Id, c. w poushtop, W. Fsgan, John
Gilmore sugustus Soheil Psrick Logus, Hart ID q.
Jsmer Quarry John n. Kos Thomas Norris aud q.
". Tbompson . 49,.
IA 30. INA =. pettq.a
ApA. !. AIALAAA,y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-25


tasteful and appropriate present hodays va know
OF nothing equal - Of r. Gilbert 90 beautiful piano.
forte with without tina ADMIRED ,liAn.
the. su,passed which, combined with the ri ~ sd
Of the makes th en- tho derA Sle
the mari o. wsrerooms 31 BYoadway OF Ant,ony
street, oeeo, floor HORACE WATERS. soie Age,t
The attention o. the publ 10 invited !, tho following jast
EoLisE PIAHoyoRrks.- We oan refer ars wish
gr A. confde 90 An pisssuI to sho advertise OF
Mcsrs Gilo,r, Co., Of their admirable enliAn piano.
fort Lei with those caabes
TO spssk With Of 'denc that could other
vsu tl.m ,esp osps their grest r and the beAny
pu-,ases wbioh moeeal Instrument serves Christian
family The nsrumsps Or My built quriog Ices
tuning than others know of able
eweetn.s purity of toae within few areasin.
prnvem made Ia ID manufacture by whio
much stro aud bran tone Ia occurred In point
Of dep and solume vel Of through
ont tho entire and elasticity touh kno not
never r hew vi be snrpraed TO 6u such attain nents
made 1hs olian 10 the perfeosi OF rosi iasers
soft and ttcAe shd eli sdapt for the vooe and
Scored the itol In theee, also Mr. Gilbert
has b. making marked improvements within few years.
70 thst oghtful caav and pur Of hes
sompsn mens 10 tho yocs particularly tho execution Of
ssced mpsio we know po'h hi sw-osa ussu, and
sIpli alb than thee lisns ttlo mahes them
Dip nssble the family who take pleasure sing
Ing. For onrs Ives, attach high moral value
encfs Of this cr that commend theEs ietrumcn with
great rdialit We are glad "a Sod Thorn ganns - DO
are Apply ten week and with that unable
supply the demand They furnished at the w.rsroos
At factory and tue buyer feel
assoroa Of fair dealing al d mp ishs treatment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-25

sayESTB wARD.-AT A PRIMARY ELECrIsN HELD
j 81 the Tenth Ward Hotsl on friday. December 81,
1862 accordance with resolution Of tho Democratic Re
publ General Committee, the inspoctcrs appointed BY
inpectors, tho Ward Conn it,ee spponed sAs too xis
gentlemen as substitutes Bosnrt Ohio Oliver and
WI liam b. Uantcrmen The following gebllsEsn were
ictsd by The TO sueeryho zoe canvass o. ths
George Depris,on. This rosult Of the eecoo as f
Jowt 1he ticket headed Charles Frsnci John Van Cett,
snd Henry johnson for delegates tc the Cs essl Com
Bttee received 2J vetss and the ticket headed achsri
votes We tas undersigned, duly appointed rsreo 10
receive the primary election held
Abtye stated do hereby sry that the above statoment
time ard correct Of tlootop, aud thst fol-
loving having received the greatest beS OF voice.
je duly Clooted:--
GErRRAL conMirrFk.
Chsrloa Francis, John Van Cott,
Horny ID. johnson,
yoUNs NExs GEsgRAL cohuITEE.
VIM. Jnta. JaNes NOHsnry,
David nsCure, Asa b0gett
Alexander Graham,
CoaNrTrRE
william Anderson, Daniel Ward,
Monmouth II. Und5rhNi. Jsmcs Bcyan,
Jan ". Bette, skmuei Iunisp.
OHIO Oliver, Nhares Nerrtst
Il nis1smsysr Norman Mcleod,
Holm Plloy Ioeeph Bell,
William e. uonsloy, VIM. CAnterman.
Heury Harrington.
And We 90 fur certify that the names and resi- i,rec
Of each voting saoh election, reoorasdby US
In poll beck ieot for thai purpose ,....
ASA II HvGARF, , Inspectors
WILLIAM b. CANTERsRE,t Eie iton.
We, Tho undor,gned do hereby certy thM the sb ~
statement Va correct Ii sveTy rartionlsr:
II. N Parker,
ASAHEL REED
GEORGE DRNNfST0N,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-25


TnE DExeCRATO PRIMARY ELECTIONS 1t viii
Dc ssen that the contest was very viraent between
ths lard shells and the sof, shells, at the primary
slestisns held yesterday, for General Committee,
Yours Mems General Committee, and Ward Com.
Ei,tses in each ward. 1.-THE recent contest in the
General Committee neither party came off vioto-
xeus in the 6nai ssYusgle-ths hard shells wanted
70 have the General Committee appoint the inspss-
tsrs-the soft .hellA wanted TO have the ward COM
nitsees appoint them. A medium course between
these two extremes WAS adopted, namely, giving
he delegation from Gosh ward TO the General Com
ntttee the power Of appointing the inspectors for
their own wards.
With the old Committee, therefore, IL might bs
resaIded "a drawn battle the contest yesterd ~
waa for supremacy in the new. It would seom that
there was violence and fighting in abundance be-
tween the contendipg factions As far as the lead
ersAip 10 osocerned, the hard shells have had the
defeat Of the soft shells in John Van
ba1on's ward being regarded 80 . great victory in
Itself In regard TO the rank and file, tho soft shells
Tsmnany Hall will be dsfpersts The soft shells,
It il ststsd, have within few days got hold Of the
Natic~al Democrat, which, IL is further asserted,
Has besn purchased BY the money osMr. 6symom,
The governor elect The hard shells do not regard
tAis % much Of . calamity. We hope the combat
ants win come out Of this battle with something
moro than their tails.
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Observation-Disclosures

TWENTY-FIVE CENT DAoUERREoTYPEs.-REE
Co fame for the ohoaposs finest pictures YER
produced spr aiding world wide Noinprovsmoat snoo
tho original has thscted
revolution In tho quality and prices Of as
the new Vtrnsp p,gecse VI RES CO, NJ, ~ r.Isf
vAy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-25

sewenees this H. enttl Tho bio Sh ot
the Careana Revenge If ths best tios
ever appeared In che Enssh language. The number
also tans ntrib ons faany Fern his Vernon
ard oihsrs Prize o. Ae Dut 1hmsn four For
AL the ews Dc pots, and ht tho counting soon Nc. 100
Nassau street.
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bile WAntsr ClotminR.-As on

DA9hlODabAo WAntsr CaOtmings-As Out
esk Of sshsnabe wnser clothing worry largo and
~ IN sayle Of goods snd arments w fan this date
peQ 81 retail 81 eas reduction Of prices
g make room for our string joseins stock nov In process
en- end make their selections from beautiful stock o.
xanas winter vrsPper oosts eoasS sacks hu
ne@ sreoke, &c although the stock the
nsrs tasty thsrs will be eelso, cd. D. h j. DEVLIN
= anA s. Jehu street, corner Of Nasseu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-25

A Hat For New Year-Why Not N Holiday
haA 90 wen rs other rgs wARSoGKS der sho Irving
nouee Broadway finishing some beau ui hats for ew
Tear day Buy one
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-25

ChTistnlas and New Year ;-Wm. III. Un-
OEkDiLL $50 Br. sro If crosby oers wnes
bsay d Aes porter &c In boz ties domohns and casks
suit Iurehassr a. saving Of t~enty Pc sens from
will pay him visit IL will require enc trial "
r1ove the above assertion q fact
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-25

1ieh Fancy Bash cts, with superfIns Wax
eyiw artiheial o. ,psy Baskets fos b,usuo and
willow confectionery crying babies, and noe
Ssys just received and Tor sale by L. O. SIA0N, No.
AaiAeA lane, near Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-25

P1anefortes for the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
asont ianos for the hol days. viii do ws :,
exanne the splendid meut Of tho subscriber
nssasactuIe. 0kOvEsTEkN + co, Piancforte Manu-
1heA1ssYs, 4Sl Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-25

One or the meat acceptable Holiday Pre-.
10 which fsthe MIKE bis daughter son, s
esu5se Of lossons a. DISBRJW'o Riding school, No. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-25

Do"B"s' ovsus, HhH HHMImm tNhon VI ths
family u ment after the patispts given up
10 perfectly dolSbtfnl and brecrS the psttons by the
hour. Don't 'a 10 tve II tfal 10 90 pleasant that
children generally o., ford end che patieas voald
Broajwsyj NJ ward Close Co. 20 Maiden lane; and 81
overy drpsgilt In the United E Htos. 81 eScb,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-25

trss No $40 appropriate gifs for their
sentk asqn intanee ha asortmsut o. rich hod els
CAN'T redgred otat slippers preset that could not
tail ~ DO acceptable 10 possessing tate and
proper appreciation Of The donna nd fov these ar
eiet tbe last bo3sy treat that lscse
Der wore disappointed from CaNTgELA inability to sup
ply All hiB orders. Apply early.
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Laa,eS Furs for the saol,da, s-what can

30 apr pirate for hsliday eMs lady ,hAa :
,pl ndd asortnsat q fur goods his stock comprises
martin. and squirrel fur tiops vos,ines, mus, cuffs.
no. &e has dsx rmnod, Seft sho Of ths pre-
cent h, to offer sae ~ unusually lw prices, his
e stock Of furs Manufactured expressly for ME ait
trade Ladies III find his SPACIOUS ostabsbm.H fery
descfson Of furo, tho quality and prioe OF which will
readily eommend themselves every purchaser.
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ssrdav heard; hut these lots rosas tho OF
hsss esos. ana fsrs, which kAffERrY a. LEAeK. The
Chatham street hatte solitng every day CroRded
ssorss" Immense sttraotos ssp ,csliy At our iovor
sore, hundreds going away because trey be
Piled &c. Re The order Of the day and th, night too
Ter shat matter We are dong much that intend TO
sesiro tMsy we'll tell <, lie while sbont
Nd 3D. GENT. why d mt you come slsng1. IL We do 70
trs vont get OF tbose hats must be
srs.pt Chathsa street opposite cbawbors aud
Of Chatham and Pearl streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-25

F1Eo COSnpIs NON nhW Ho0ltffnI HIATT Tor
ave shnse sdforb thpgs JuHEs' susp and hair
rsSscrtv sold for th III Is tho fest oisars
ths thip oures iona ehappod flesh 10 oher
As har oney a. p inng curas dsudrun B., Both
Broosym W Ewter; Ph!iadelphr sng Tvlpr, Bsiti
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-25

To Shirt and Collar MakcYs.-1t is an sAtab-
hshed fact hat sowing
s1ecute all tipds Of stohips oloh and leather iu
all other Machines and botser than
NE best hare worh We se now epared 70 demonstra
puYpess much In adyau of al osher maohines il
Bsit bios linen they IN other kinds II work Call
3. maehi the flee No 25S Broad way,
and briug any linen stitching for con p.fison.
IN. SINGER& Co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-25

Crying BsbIcs.-1Oys, Games Of ALI kinds
and des crptioHs. BE- found In abundance Al MAR
RINGS. 4l9 Broadway door above Canal street. Rich
are many beautiful novelties. which cannos be found q
other Persons searching for holiday presents will
ind suitable 81 ths % The moe
Reasonable DficAa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-25

ris JOkL d CO. No 5'3 Broad say, having deter
mined to dcyot tn whole and undivided attention
uYng and importing Of slry have in order
faolitste their VII concluded 70 sell If the on fo Of she
pecton CO consist % splendid assortment of ladies'
and gold watches diamonds and 9th foo gold
jeweirv tns earring bracelets cha tesins CHAINS
studs ., OTIS charms &e Silver and svcr pls,ei
in every requisite for the ta,le PA,ier msche goodies
bror 20 China and ormrlu aooks SGT
richly decorated na vsses bottles figures sc
glases fans dressing easss writing decks work b,xes
Jouvin pA,a Mid and eudies variety sf fancy
goods too numerous 10 pAitioniari2e
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IA sq,s .esss! .,s.i.t Dee q sslss. = IA q
Sc i:ss:. S.;s:ss y Il. Sels: S!.s: f.; =: =
iss:s .seh ssn = ss.i sSs
.silsspE gi.sss.0 Rse ssIs:r S.s:s.,y a:a John
sssrstsr,, esrosr Of Broons and Crosby streets.
N AsoRIc NorIcE-THE MEMBERS or mEra0-
Az pehsa. Lodge, No. ia ere hereby nsMsed 20 attend
and Crosby sssurdsy evening Dec Is 1851; fof
IN as s .. s S s :
f,r eonfofrns degrees By order q , :.
M ARiNIRs LODGE NO. a. Q. OF o. F.-rHE Afx-
l bs,s particularly requs:sd % msss - she. Lodge
on SuDs q , sns Issn ss ~
our Departed brother, =. o'Hsrs, =
u OMAN CATBoLlc ORPHAN AsYLgM..oOLLEc.
tions vi DO tAssn up in Al tho Catholic churches
Roman s GasSois ospssn Asylum ''~ ''' 80 ''A'' Nv
CHRENCH BENEVOLENT soCIETY-IN THE GENE
M assembly which s09a place on the 18th day Of %,
for ss ,.s ss'' n. nsf sasrS
ss r E ss1. IS ns
~ ~ p5s S, q sums ssosysa Sy s1s
ss:s.s 90 iss sdnniss-s.i:s ~ this
n s1 s;e' s.sa Sss
ss en- S 4 ssn ~ IsT RSSsas
sssIs Ayns Hssne sssliy: H. Lss'saa Joss
MIR. Irusi,ts, Avssrs John Nilhau, Deluo y Go.
DREsENTATlON OF A wArCH.-THE WoRKMEN
I oil the kmpira Sttne Works, NJ tho foot OF Twenty
esh trest and East river ssntsd % ons Of sh.ir fore
MI VIM. N. Clayton, splendid gold toh from 40
sablsnBent OF Joha Cox II Fulton street aud
Broadway no token ~ ,osp ct The presentation took
plp. ~ the mo shop " tho too evening
2sth BY an apprcpri 10 ade,e's eom one Of the
T oDded, iicsns his nitro satisfaction TO tho
in heh tho had treated him sinoo no had sli3d the
otfoe Of foreman Of the works
THOMAS TATEM, ATTORNEY AT Law AND NOrA-
nv Public, Of Mnyhet square and w&ter street.
Norfolk Va. CourtsNo rfolk oisy, Norfolk, Prn ssa
Anne and Nansemona counties.
ExCURSIONs TO TIE GOLDFISH BANKS, or LONG
= Branch ThnredAy, December I'D; Saturday 26sh,
and sunday 2h The large snd oornciodous
aERO, Captain j. w. Hsncox, win 10 Spring NJ
81 ocioch; Peck slip, essi Pier No. y. =. ga Nj ro
surping by r. n. Oodsh caught great Abun-
dance Refreshments bat 49, provided PA,e. s7x oents
ssoh ~Av
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AaIv1 ARD HOURD.


cCE REWARD. STOLEN, FROM rue sUBsoRKBFRs
variety Of sk soods, consisting OF block siik Nuao
who satin, draa orepe white marahant fe' tn
saoi and colo, sSK braid in three small 6osss While
.ered .ambre Ard bottle Of oa,mne and osuor arelss
~ 'A' s''d'
G1O RBwARD.-LosT OR STOLEN. FROM sm
sSa lyer ooic Win ~ oval ,rk on lis ioseSssd Who.
will return give he wi
the above reward, BY appyins 81 this 0hor, above
OsT.- s25 REWARD..A SMALL. Box DIRECTED
- In pencil TO Reid Coz No. "A Broadway was taken
posed by mistake. TIE box about twenty four nohes
iehg inches .quaro lined with Yin, and contained
bundles Il hye thousand and tom thousand and fancy
Ally iswsrdsS SS IT HAKhiN saiden lane . or
JOHN kElD co, y broadway.
T OsT-oN THURSDAY. DECEMBER 23 WHILE AT
Wrapped N o f Ssper s'S ~. On
table side. Tho finder will DO literally
rewarded BY leaving the samo 81 singston Crochsrbn
Co.'S, 81 Broadway.
II betaeeD Thr nth aad Twenty sixth strsot porte
onnae, COZ tntrg sbou 50 in eiils and AL amour
grocer Of twenty hseet and Niath =, enue
who VIII reward him.
T osT OR sTOLEN-A DUNDEE TERRIER DOG AL
- white except hond and AnBwers TO the
street boy was focD on FRIDAY st noon In eli .troo
Offering said dog for sslo All persons forbid pur
chasing.
NJOTICE-PUT ON BOARD CANAL BOAT, AT
~ sossnsS.asy about mo middle q E9ysmSsT sss tMo
YOk which have not boz received Thoy supposed 70
ss ss ~ %sss %
DER ALACHlAN, A8 Barrow ssroob.
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German Nlckel-frOm the well known
mines Of L. Kayscr In NowAldau sieGa Specinans cen
be soon with sUSsMAN LYON, Ms. ~ Nassav sLrect
sole asenss for the United Stated.
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AZ lhc corner Of Nassau Gnd Beck NAN
purchase clothing cheaper than q. other
stors in q otty Beautiful o'ercoss th rich aud ee
gass Innings from $40 6ne rook az gross coat from
vests from % e. upwards
HENkY RE0AN, sc suit store 80 Nassau atreek.
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While the SpAsi tual Mediums are Eaynssh.
ans vish from above and below, GaEEN, Asor
inyitsa thYoush tn. medium VI the ,ar
htwsen kis siondd irto sad any others made in
Nov ork.
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tau1itmy suhjeet to the charge Of defending Il.
ne eject Of the alternative Indicated by The Senate
psst would b - tsRmiosts ss once our treaty OBJ
YeaAisns IN THE lsspsst. II would ensure our citi
nsas more respect IN Mexico, because, there be-
hs NJ sxsass for negotiation, national demand
MY DO followed by . hostile demonstrstion.
II the Mexican government the consequences OF
leaving her frontier without protection would DO
NEST serious; for not only would the Osmanohcs ais
tuRb her resi- with impunity. but those American
CsnansAss, whom she breads infinitely moro, 1gp.
yShsd by tee first collision. would GROSS the border,
svsuun lie country, and transplant the law and tie
sosp.l ints the Edsns Of JAspa, Chihuahua, 10.
hases, and Durango.
6sch are fsw Of the consequences. 10 the mean
tins, the Monroe doctrine was enphatioally enuooi
SGD by NJ Webster whom he gave Mexico notice
tAat the ossapAtisn Of the Isthmus by foreign
pswer would not DO tolerated BY this government.
The government Of the United States has entered
int ssd exhausted the argument It ia within our
iaSOraasOn that the action proposed by the Senate
Vas determined npon in conference between the late
Secretary Of State, NJ. Wsbster and the charm "A
q tho Committee on Ferisn Relations. It was
evidently par. Of their purpose to give Mexico an
opportunity TO review her action upon the subject,
ssa to render substantial jassice, before she was
compelled TO do it, che has, however, disreg arded
tho vsrDiDg-shown hsrself indifferent TO the re-
spsstfa admonitOb to interpose farther
Obstacles to compliance with tho obvious demsnds
Of justiss-and il she 10 taught that the viola
zion Of national covenant is followed by the same
sopssqu. noes % breach Of individual faith-a
loss - bsaur, and compulsory compliance -ahe cor
taisly cannot have tho excuse of saying that shs
might not bAye avoided them
8hsnld tho American government sustain the
rights Of the present holders Of the Garay grant,
they shosld in jasti,e be required to comply with
their voluntary engagements, stirulated in their
convention. They should ooueede to Congress the
power 70 protect the American people from exac-
tions and to receive adequate and safe facilities Of
transportation across the Isthmus. In . word,
vhilst the government snforees the right Of the
holders Il the grant, 1t should mako every pro.
viicn to full participation in all the beno-
Its Of she route t, the American people, and not
leave door open for exaetion of any kind.
The whole question is full Of interest, and as it IL
70 DO called up In the Senate 1T an carly day, W.
may room expect the matter will be brought to -
crisis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-25

0klE SAIL nGANa1As
EIRsT ANNUAL BALL OF THE DUEfEY GUARD, AT
II Niblos Saloon,
or Tuesday evening, Dozen Dor 18th, tsS2
Tickets tvo dollsrs oash.
Unsatisfactory Band.
Tiekatt 70 BE- had V the flowing Ball Camwistoo.,
9. beagle YIN. Crunmie, John Mok nney,
Il. Owopt, 1hoIcAs Coady Alex. Renten,
Alex. Macon, Martin Or, gef, Hun,
7hos. Creed, Beraasd L1fey James Vanjyke,
patrick Closeys james Lundigsn, william Rohinson.
ThoS- c. Burne, Cbas esrlo,
agcRrrSoH COHniriEg
George Doegler Patrick Closoy, Thonss Coady.
sAkTIN GEA0iE1. Cnairmss.
Capt WIN. WILSON, Treasuror.
THOMAS CREED Secretary.
Th,re i'll be meeting II sAe above Committee, As tho
washington Hotel. sunday afternoon at half
O'clock Each member 81 the COMMITTEE wild pleass attend
and Asst In making FINAL respecting the Ball;
also TO awe = full account Of the tiohess
ssyfcrpey redcns the Fret wsxd as the presen,
'a' ~ pAii0ra'1. - 0ss 1sS1~ oaAs..n oa..--..
TIDE YIRENEvs AND CIVIC BALL OF Engine
Co No. II will tale place on Monday eye.iug yanu
&c. s0a ~ theCty Assembly No $50 Br aiway.
By der che company jane Irwin Murray foreman.
Luis Meehs essstant do, William O. CROOK, treasurer
job n ID. Jones, secretary
NEW YORK PIcKwICK CLUD.--THE NJNETEENTH
~ nal fancy dreH ard Civic ball Of the New York
siokwick Cub will ako paoe tbe CITY Assembly Rooms
ebo Broadway on Weer esday evening" December % The
Club wll appesr character taken from the papers
that Elijah H. Purdy President; 0ilbert n. Platt
Ice Presiaep Andrew J. Fisher. Secretary.