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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-06-22

STONE MASONS.-Wanted, several good
- STONE MASONS, to whom the highest
rates will be paid. Apply at the New Build.
ing at the 9Th mile stone. near Baltimore, On
the York road. to JOHN WISNER Also,
several good LABORERS. iune ls-6t
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The weather is very warm, we are told.
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w ANTED.-A few frst-class MACHIN-
W ISIS. none others need apply,) to
whom steady employment and TIE best wages
viii be given. SMITH & PERKINS.
Virginia Locomotive Works,
je 206t Alexandria
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Prerented.-Yesterday morning, about
two o'clock, two men were seen by a
citizen, lurking about building on ST.,
near Sixth. Suspecting their intentions
to be the firing of the property, he kept
near them, much to their displeasure: and
finally, after grumbing considerably, they
left the place. Watch your premises, if
YOU wish to be safe from incendiaries.
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DISEASED SIDE. BREAST. EYES.

LErtJact from u Letter from j, Grimes, esq,
Loudon Cou0tv, Fa.l
My wife has been for years afflicted with
great weakness; pain in the breast, side, and
back; palpitation of the heart feebIeness OF
the nervous system; loss of appetite, COM
plexion salIow, the sight of one eye almost
gone, the other very weak [ am pleased to
say, Hampton's Tincture has restored her to
perfect health. Her eyes are as good now as
ever thew were
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EHEJMATISN IS YEARS.
Mrs Z. Bagwell, Of Virginia, suffered from
Rheumatism from her 10Th to her 50th year
Of age; ct times entirely helpless. Being
wealthy, she employed the hest medical at
tentlon and tried many medicines. but was
cured only by Hemptou'y Vegetable Timcture
CHRONIC INFLAMMATORY RHEUMA-
IISM
The wife OF Thomas N. Icakle, IS Pearl
street, was q great sufferer for eight years.
Restored to perfect health BY Hampton We
getable Tincture
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MERCURIAL RHEL MATISM.
Mr.. Jarrett Plummer, l50 East Baltimore
street, suffered this disease intensely 6 years :
could not sleep; dreadful ulcers formed on
his limbs, from which spIinters of bones is
sued. His physician pronounced him incur
able; but Hampton's Vegetable Tincture cur
ed him
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Police Intelligence.

Michael Pm Id 70 Bal in the sum Of 900, I'd
Obtaining Goods Jy False IYencs 1T will be recoliecte
that n few dsys since Michael Pinner formerly me1
chant doing business in the city Of Buffalo arreste
and brought to this city to answer complaint Of Nj
Burdick, charged with obtaining goods amounting q
several thousand dollars under false and .rauduien
representation. The case brought before Justic
stuart on tearing ard resulted on the facts elcits
OF $40 00 TO answer hs charge Mt court should t
Grand Jury end bill of Indictment. The required bal
was entered IL by Mr. John Mchaels and Mr.. Pinnd
was liberated from custody.
The Election Fraud in H. T,eentiah Ward Further ev
dencs has been taken in ths recent deveoPe electio
of the poll CLERKS Of the First Election district of th
Twentieth ward examined before Justice Stua
the inspectors Of that district In that adavit he stat
ed that, to the bsst Of his recollection, Cummings u
Tucker ore Of the candidates for Alderman In I'd
Twentieth ward had the hundred and four vo.e{
and that he was quite poaitive he had upward
of hundred votes In his examination he stat
that the returns made BY tho irspectcrs viz s. votes
Cummings H. Tucker correct nd during the progrt
Of the examination II minated to Justice S.ua}
that Holmes was the who procured the spurorI
printed I'D when the EXAMINATION closed the agistra
ordered Holmes into CUSTODY party 10 III
fraud. Yesterday morning. Mr.. Anthony Baptiste, Jr
foreman Of ths printing Office whsre the spurious ticket
had been printed, subpo.ned before the Court ar
when taken into the presence Of Holmes he vt ide
tilted Holmes as the person who applied to him to prir
said tickets. These facts set forth in aida7
made by Mr. Bspste ard " the testimony, Holmes
remanded for furtt er hes ricg.
In addition to the above evidence, upwards Of six
persons, voters OF the Tsen,ieth ward have been su
pGned before Justice strat. AMI oh Of them nav
oath that ia the district referred 10 they voted Nck
headed sFcr Aldermen of the Twentieth ward, CammuI
a. Tucker ana thus far person has come forwa
and stated that he voted any ticket upon which II
name Of SC Tucker The Investigation will bs furth(
continued on Fridsy zeVt at o'clock.
Arrest Of I,co Thiays ~ q i'dprl Ship. Officer Kes
ooe of the Chiefs detectives, yesterday arrested w
young men named William Barns and John Fritz at
Tswnbroker's shop in Spring street, In whose posses
the officer found brooch valued st $40, and pa
tickets, showing depos ot Let Of silver poems al
rngar topgs pledged for si2, and valued at D. also
Grape aha III valued nj Si2 The said property had bee
stolen on Sunday, from the premises No IS Ltspena
street belonging to Mary Ann Straton. Toe rog
at the pawn shop enieaYcfing to redeem tue artc!d
when detected by the police The accused parties we
tskex before Justice Bogar., who committed them
for trial
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entirely practicable for The purposes 81 the eontem
plated railroad The exploration win be vigorously
proseeuted during the ensuing winter. The Indians
had everywhere proved hoseitable and kind
Mrs Hslepa Sage, actress, was shot by Fren ,h
schoclmsster, named Bedford, at New Orleans, on
The 18th, who afterwards killed himself The lady,
though severely wounded, had not died at last
accounts.
A Geographic despatch rec ived a. Charleston,
announces the re election OF Jere. Clemens to the
United States Senate rom Alabama.
Great excitement has been occasioned at Char
lottesyie, Va in consequence of the arrest of two
students Of the University, for disturbing an exhibit
ton. crowd, which had assembled, threatened 10
burn down the jail unless the offenders were released
The Georgia House of Representatives refused to
print the resolutions censuring the administration
for interfering in the politics Of this state while TIE
Senate refused to lay them the table ard ordered
them to be printed.
There viii be no election for Senator from Georgia
by the present session Of the Legislature the Senate
having voted to posi- pone the subject iii next session
At the election in Rhode Island the majority
against Constitutional Convention was about three
thousand.
Tho trial of John Doscher German by birth,
charged with causing the death of Patrick McNulty,
on the 18Th Of June last, commenced yesterday in
the court Of Oyer and Terminer.
II is stated that committee Of tic Baltimore City
Council have reported in favor of guaranteeing a
loan OF five million dollars to the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad.
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veTtiDg the government Offices into mere spells.
Both con'rived, in an incredibly short space, to
lose the popularity with which they had set out
and saw their best friends desert them. Both
witnessed a large body OF seceders from the
ranks OF their party organize themselves into
separate and independent faction. General
Pierce now thinks, as Martin Van Buren,
thought, that the bolt would go no farther.
Both Cabinets saw their partizans defeated at
the election in this State. Both were confident
that the check amounted to nothing.
Here the parallel ends for the present Could
we read the future, however, it were not did
cult to see that. without some radical change
on the part of the President, results, like
causes are destined to repeat themselves. 1t
is impossible to foresee what coalitions the
party which meets to night may deem it expe-
dent to form. We know that the rank and file
Of the silver gray wings have already joined it
in large numbers; but we can see plainly enough
that it is no mere bolt" 1t is not or viii not
long be confined to this State. The causes which
gave it birth are common to the whole Union ;
and We have no doubt that they will tell among
the democracy OF the East west ana South, as
effectively as they do here. A vast organiza-
ton is about to be set on foot in our sister
States, and the net result will be the establish
ment of new party, on the basis of the con-
stitution and the compromise. Round the ban
ners Of this party all the wings who object to
Seward, and all the democrats who cannot en-
dorse Van Buren,, will rally and long before
1856 it viii command majority in the whole
United States. twill elect the next President;
and the next administration that is called to
power will be appointed in strict accordance
with it's principles.
Thus, without some vigorous movement on
the part Of our present President, the second
term of the Van Buren, dynasty will end. Ge-
neral Pierce, if he is wise, will take warning in
time.
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Personal Intelligence,

Hon. b. f. Hallett Boston; Hon Juage Croswel New
RAND San Francisco Attorney General castapd Albany
Hon r. H. Stanton, do; Col Waller, u. s A. Hon. A.
Merrill California; Scott Chsslhoms hsq, E,gland and
Hotel yesterday. Among the d. parures Hon. Vim.
N Gwinn y $. Senator Capt J. l. Tolsomo California,
and General Mondeyero lsc Peruyian Minister to 'he
Court Of St. James for Washington
Hon. j. 7. Anderson, Ohio; J r. Cofuaan, ". D. Penn;
Col. W. II; Simpson, Texss i } Avsy, Esq. Saratoga
springs Chas. Byson, ri adalphia- John Il. elrua J;
.aIatoga SPRING. Thomas 3 s;roug. Albany, \ q.
Jones' n adelphis arrived a. the Prescott House yes
,erday.
siai,r Reynolds Payinassr, Il. s. A., arrived at Iits
Rock, Arhansaf on the "a inst
Gen D. Tsiggs arrived at Little Rock, Arkansas on the
2sth nit The Dsnom saysleis ,oof Fort smith for
which place be depart ell in the sts "a the same
OF the precise nature Of his missoo Gen. T. was not
when here nforaed He will receive orders AMI inst uc
tioas from the government when lie arrives AZ To-.
Smith. u Is PROBABLE that IL is the object of the 90
vernmcnt TO adjust by lis ayercy ciicutes ma
existing western from ier between factions In
the Cherokee nation as weli as to rcooncs din ,uiti
between the Uned state authorities and some towns II
the Creek Nation, at which, few weeks stree, some
prisoners rescued ty force from the hands of the r.
harthal To perform this delicate and important n,i /
iior the government could &C. with more wisdom
thnn to entrust its cement to Gen. Twisge. HIS
talents experience and thorough Knowledge OF Inii.n
character, qusly him. perhaps better for that seryce
than any other agent the gorsrnmont could have sent
Gen appeared to be in tine spirits. he accompa
nie6 by Dr. Mccormick an Captain Lay, OF his staff
ARRIVALS.
From Charleston, in stesms ip Star of the sou.hars
' y.
tree, Capt Goodg, Capt Mason Mr. and Mrs KciIytwo In
the tteerage.
From Charleston in tie steamship NsrionGeorgs symms
nTs 5ssss , ass99 al s M
ton, ksthrens, Combar White, lady and child "
A Pafr'ngton anc son, and ten In the storage.
DEPARTURES.
Ter Noifo'k do In ftosms ~ Roanokesmith Riqua X
Dawfen, w SUI ton, j. Cailam VIM Honsiugt n, Es1
El atcth CsrfntOn Nina Agnes CrrragQn Jvln Hen-eII
lady and four cldten, Miss Berncli Mics ALLOW Russell
Nisf sn,s Hay, Or wood ant Jsdy Sawyer lsdy
and two ohtren, w Montague and lady, W A Waldren
Ghrs aacon Mrs Cline, Mrs Cook Mia Clara Walke. In
the s.serare.
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Board of County Canvassers.

INIsTAf, 100,
The Board met Mt N with Alderman Compton in the
chair Alderman CoRsEr prefenteo the retWrns from tae
Ee.ton Inspectors of the Second district Of the 5evon
tenth ward corrected by the inspectors They were
accepted.
Alderman WARD also presented the retarns from tho
Second district OF the Fifteenth ward which had been
sent Lack. They we're accepted as corrected.
Alderman SMITH canTassed the Tenth ward State and
county ticket and succeeded in the by Al
German FRANCIS WHO etei the returns O. the Tenth
ward No discovered 0n motion, the Board
adjourned to Wednesday, at IL O'Clock
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From the State Capital.

ENTHUSIASM OF THE NATIONAL DEMOcRATs-RE-
TURN OF THE MAYOR or TROY-TnE ASSEMBLY
CLERKsuIP, ETC.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS HERALD.
ALBANY Nov. ~, 1858.
large number of national democrats intend to proceed
to New York to morrow the sarssome in tho boat
this evening sttend the jubilee at Metropolitan Hail.
in the evening The snthu asn high, and II it does
not ooze out the delegation will be large
The Mayor Of Troy, who not for several days
made his appearance in the strests yesterdsy. He
threatens prosecution upon oil the papers that have pro-
nounced him defaulter and says he prove that no
has committed no forgery.
The papers in New York state that Hugh Hastings is
candidate for Clerk of the House Of Assem- bly, rls is
mistake; he wants that place in the Senate, and the
woolleys working for him to rebuke Fillmore for
turning him out Of the custom house W.
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There is penny paper published in the city
in which the Postmaster edvertises the weekly
list OF letters. The circulation Of the penny
paper referred to has diminished within the last
two years about fifteen thousand, and its circu-
laton at the present moment is many thousands
under that of the HERALD. We are willing to
test these facts if the Postmaster General at
Washington or the Postmaster Of this city, win
furnish us with an opportunity for that purpose
During the last year. it will be perceived the
New York HERALD has added twenty thousand
to its former circulation, making it now jour-
nal Of the largest daily circulation in the civil
lied world. 1t is singular fact also, that,
with one exception in Wall street. all the other
daily journals have diminished in circulation
during the same space Of time in which the
HERALD has so increased. The Tribune has de.
creased nearly three thousand on its daily cir
culation; the Times about eight thousand, and
the penny paper that advertises the letters has
decreased probably nearly ffteen thousand
During the period that elapsed between the no
mination OF General Pierce and the develope-
ment Of his erroneous policy by his Cabinet,
the HERALD increased in circulation about ten
thousand. Since we came ont boldly against
The course pursued by the administration, and
have been exhibiting the inconsistent conduct
Of the Cabinet, compared with the principles Of
the inaugural address, we have added, in a few
weeks, nearly eight thousand to our former cx-
tended circulation. These facts Indicate pretty
conclusiyely tie tone Of The popular mind, and
Tic direction il ID now taking
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From Boston.

ASSIGNMENT OF THE RUTLAND AND BURLINGTON
RAILROAD--THE MACKEREL FISHERY, ETC., ETC.
BosroN, Nov. %, 1853.
The directors Of ths Rutland and Burlington Rair Dad
have assigned the property Of the road to the trustees Of
the second mortgage bonds for the benefit OF all concern
ed being unwilling to pay the present high rates of in
teregt for money to meet their floating debt on si1
per cent bonds falling due,
The last Of the ackerel fishermen arrived at Glouces
ter yesterday The has been the most unproita
Bile for many years.
Dr. j. v {. Smith has been nominated on the citizens
ticket, for Mayor of Boston.
The Mammoth ship Great Republic cleared to-day fol
New York. She will probably sail in day or two.
The American bark Wadpelie sailed from st johns New
founcand the 18th November for San Francisco with
q full cargo of Goldfish.
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MARKETS..

Ngw OaLxASs No.. - 1853.
The letters By the America and Baltic are received
The Gales of cotton this morhng 900 bales, at
changed prices Molasses has declined to &c. lsc
for prime. New Z ess pork sells at Sl2 &c Sl3.
ALBANY, Nov. 81, 1853.
No receipts have been cent in flour IL dull Fo
wheat-Sl 70 Ia offered for GeEesee, but hear OF NJ
sales Of moment Barsy-3l 000 bushels sold at Slc
S3c for two rowed and Sac sec for four rowed Oat
sales Is, COO bushels, ut 81 1zc. for State
BUFFALO, Nov. % 1858.
The receipts of the past twsntyfour hours foot up
follows flour, 500 ibis wheat, 0c0 bushels corn
10000 bushels Our market has been very dull, owing y
Indictment weather and have sales worth reporting
Ohio whsksy ID quoted at 25c Freights unchanged
OswEGo Nov. %, 1853.
The receipts since yesterday are Flour 5000 bblsI
moderate demand with steady market. Sales Is, Dol
bushels at li5c. 70, Canadian. Wheat freights q
IL
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Later from Rio Janc,ro.

We are n possession Of flea of the Cyci0 Argad Of
Rio JaniIo up to the 26th Of September The papers 90
not contain any vs. Of Interest.
Py imperial decree OF the 29,h Of august the dis
trct Of Irha IN the province Of Sc raul hls been
elevated into provinces, under the denomination Of
lafana The province is tn have CAPITAL IN acity
OF CoIitits unless the Assembly should decree
tary This povin cia assembly viii corsiet Of twenty
members and the province will tend senator and one
deputy 70 the General Assembly.
There much animation in the coffee markets Oa
the Path of September from 1900 10 ~ bags were
sod, at frm prices etransscon o. The previous week
lad eI sse1ed &c, eco taga.
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TO TIE EDITOR OF TIKI NEW YORK HERlLD.
read in the 1iJhNc Of to day an account of TAG al
cuision OF the Irbane Grard composed Of the prine
and employees Of the ebshmsn the whole oalplee
oy oinnr LoyeJoys where the usual variety of toas
were proposed and crank with all the honors VIII yo
nave the goodness 10 inform whether cold water w
used on the occasion, or il not, how the Tribune cou
,ountenence en- nnar 50 Directly in violation with III
Maine Liquor law Yours truly
New Yosk, Nor. 81, 1863, JAMES II. JONES
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE Sin e the publication Of
our article on tho departure Of troops from Cover
nors leland for the Pacific, we have been informed
that the command Of them has been transferred
from Colonel Washington to Colonel Gates. When
the artiCie vas written Colonel Washington was In
actual command and IL was supposed would retain IT,
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The National Democratic Committee assembled last
night 1t the stuyvesant Institute The meeting was
largely attended and there present some vsters
Of dstnction from other portion of the State Among
those present Edwin Croswel ESD, Augustus schs
Alderman Barr, Hon. Mike Walsh, Hon Judge French,
and others.
The General Committee first called to order, with
Alderman Barr in the chair After the usual BUSINESS
this committee adjourned till next Tuesday evening.
The Young MeI g Democratic Cuo then came to order
In the absence Of the President James Brady ESQ., c.
Godfrey Guuther, Esq, took the chair. The ordinary
business OF the club all that done during the
meeting After resolution calling upon every member
10 hand at the grand meeting to night in Ne
trop0tan Hall the club a0louine6.
Copmodore Stockton will arrive in me city to day.
ami address the great democ ae meeting glt
at METROPOLITAN Hall The meeting will also bs addressed
by the Hon. + b Cutting, tram Wslbridge Edward
Srnoford, James T. Brady. aud Mike Walsh.
One hundred guns will red In the Park at clock
Z NJ b honor of th. victory.
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surRnss CouRr-Cirsait -f.oe AGO. 4061S, &c., 49, 40
ooS Soa, 90 $50, 100, sjs. s,S11. 2i7, sos, SOC.
81, 81.
surnos Cougr--(rwo Branches )--Nss. 2oS. 4os, 4o,
so7 ti3 90 100 to1 io2 $40, 6 bis $50 6ss sss 8si
a;s isl 622 ?o5 $685. 49, az o. g. ST. IL $751; sas al
s6S. sat A. ?i7, $50, 2es, 1882, 2a3 4o9 5l6 Ss6 4zS
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The Southern stoamsh In.

THE JAMES ADGER AT CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 70 1853
The L. S mail steamer James Adger Capt Dickinson
from New York, arrived hare at ten O'Clock last Non
day night
THE AUGUSTA AT SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH, Nov % 1853
Tie mat s'eaTs. ip Augusta arrived here in sixty
hours from New York.
TIE EMPIRE CITY AR NEW CRLE ASs.
NV ORLEANS Nov. ~, 1853.
The steamship Empire City, from New York via Havana
csnnng up.
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THE Late FTeaIiet.

BRipGfposr Nov % 1853.
The damages TO the Esugatuck Raroad BY the recent
feshet have been far repaired that the regular pas
sspser train connecting with TIE a. train from New
Job, VII commence rlnniag again 70 morrow (weduey-
6syJ y BISHOP, presidsHt Es aga.rch E.R Co.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
From Washington.

From Washington.
THE HERALD AND COL. FORNEY-ORGANIzATIoNo or
TIE HousE-How GOV. MARCY REGARDS NEW
YORK POLITICS, ETC.
SPECIAL ooRRnPosDKNcx BFaAlD.
WASHINGTON Nov. 81 1883.
The lRAIDs last articl. COL Forney creates some
excitement here 1t is undo that an opposition
candidate will be brought before the democratic caucus
which win be called TO settle upon the House oresnsa
ton No rival 10 Forney has yet appeared from the be-
lief that the question settled soms Of the disap.
pointed national democrats however believing that For
ney is the administration candidate eeAj against
him, and say they will oppose him to the death.
Governor Marcy understand charges the whole OF
this New York rebellion to the Dickinson schemes for the
campaign OF 1885, and that their object is the
succession by breaking down the administration The
Union accordingly will thunder upon this question to-
morrow. JOHN.
ILLNESS OF THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THE
CENSUS REPORT, ETC., ETC.
NEWSPAPER AGENT
WASHINGTON, Nov. ~, 1852
The President has been suffering this week with Light
attack OF bilious emttent fever and by the advice Of his
physician Dr. May confined to his ROOM although
convalescept Ee hopes to be out in day or two.
We learn that the printing Of the has been COM
peted with the exception Of few pages and that the
ocs on Seventh street win shortly be closed The entire
work makes elegant volume OF about pages quar-
to- and is executed in which does great eredt
10 General Armstrong the public printer, and to the
gentlemen OF the Census Bureau have
its publication We undrstapd aso that there is ba-
lance of sa 900 o. the appropriation for the printing Of
the census still unexpenred
All the clerks in the Census ONCE except four, were
dismissed to-day.
Lieut. j. Mssroon. has been detached from, the Navy
Yard at Bottom and lieut. Theodore Green ordered in his
place.