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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-07
and GOLDDUST from CALIFOR.

CPECIE and GOLD DUST from CALIFOR-
bEIA-NEW-YORk and SAN FRANCISCO STEAM
SHIP LINE. No. N BrosdwayThe attention OF parties
ordering from Cali orna in Specie God Dust &c
sdrected the notice Of NewYork underwrers foot
DAVIS BROOKS Co. General Agents.
NEwYoRK, Sept 10, 1859.
JOSr. JOHNSON;
THE kEN-NORK AND SAN FRANCISCO STEAM
SHIP LINE hay arranged with Mcssrz. Garrison (
kretz 10 furnish specie guard which has been deemed
sf etoTy By the undersigned, they willing 70 take
Inurance tTcm San Francisco New York and make
the reduction in premium for coming unCer the pro-
lection OF the guard Of Mers Garrison FretI from Pan
TO the Atlantic COST has been and yet allowed
sTecie guarded BY the guard u Messs Msquef Hurtado
Company.
Asiof Mutual Insurance Co, tsirned) ZgB Cook
Gem Mutual lnsuTan nee Co, Is gned) ALFRED OGDEN
New-Y ok Mutual Insurance Co.
tSined) 7. B. SsrTEsrHwAIrg
Commercial ir.ursnce Co. (syned) DAS'L ID. SMITH.
Atlantic iutual ms Co, (Signed) WALTER r. JosEs.
The sun Autua Insurance Co. (Signedj A b. NELSON.
Mercantile InsuEsree Co. (Sined) ELwooo WALTER.
tnion Mutual LIS Co, (Sgned) J. L. L,rBRsP Pres't.
AtlAs Mo'al lnsursnceCo- (signed n. n. osGooD.
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RAILRoAp--Ngw.

IN YosK saa PHILADELPHIA d.scci u. :. aut
rXPRySs LiNES-Thgucse ~ ~ hars-Se~Jsrs-f
A " ard G. Z. M, fsu ,oc, .. Cgugtssnet A. Lesv-
Phii.s.irhA sarne ksars 60t g Wanutss hs- reis.l
- e. az fr<r ci.s. Hni - ~ ts- s~eans-els~
RAITTMOIE. WASHINGTON nd CuASLs>rvs
sA ~ "a. sn.a in the sh,ve nss al thrcssh b,snt>
- 4, she 81 ~ lines f-.rs Se~.NeFs. sith tArsasA
Cnr. fsscps-rs With Saxrare eFOss lie '-rr, Is mas.
nt,. Arsa-- the trains lesvs
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PAINT COMPANY-Capital
xyp,sT powpER-B T BABBrTT il,

the OF ginal inventor II the chemical Yeas; Powder
hich is urepaed aud aid by h 81 Nos t8 ald 70 WaS
i,vtou-st New York in tir Th0ss sho purch-ss
,Aopla Thai they get hat 10 the aorve uainH Oh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-07
DEPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE. Co--Ip

LEI L DIlt lhff lNNI hANtE to.-1U-
III surance Buildings. Of Wal aud WJham-sts;
Offices Nos. 10 and II. ground foor
This Company having their Capital Of $50 90 paid tn
n cash. and secnrey invested prepared 10
ilss and DAMAGE ny fire favorable terms.
The charter Of this Company provides that after paying
interest the stockholders at the Of per cent per
ths Of the remaining profits 70 be divided
the assured srp, bearing interest Which scrip
b be redeemabe in cash whenever the sed profits
.nd capt.l shat amount TO 81 ,O00,o0o
TRUSTEES;
10, CailiAra. j. John A. stephens 81 HowlanI
Jss NJ Water bury James Warren Stepher Whitseg,
George Cunts Arthur LeaTy, Dan. b. Fearing
Geofse T. Adee ~ W Hamilton VIM Il Russell
D ; Kennedy Dcunng Duer, Aug. c. Dow Mug
John J. AstoT, j., John Steward, j., q. u. Lamar,
Fred A De- iano, Robert Il Mnturr VIM II AspnweIl
James &. Fell Reuben Witheu WIN b Dunc8n,
Daniel Drake Suth Edwara G. Cenrer Chas III. Russell,
Fred q. Foster, Josiah Cakes Is.Ac Townsend,
Psleg Hall. Robert : Hone.
ROBERT 5. HONE, President.
DUNCAN r CUsRY. Secretary.
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-OTICE.-H. C. GRINNEIL Is

NOTlCE-The COpartnership heretofore ex.
issng between the undersigned, under TIE ira Of
CkOCAER HALL STOW, wzs dissolved on the eoA
Of November est BY mutual eonsenf-Alex1oder Hal re-
tirirg thcr-flcn.
The business Of the firm VII be cloed By CROKER
STOW. AZ the store heretofore occupici by Is
lSigneel WI A CROKER
ALEX HALL
}. w. STOW.
New York January Isl. 1855
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rTyITrD STATES NAH. STEAMSHIP

l COMPANY. connectins With tie rscihe MnI Stesm'
.iip Comrspy, carrying the great United Ssiss H,n
Opiy through Unitea States Mail Line for CALI -
and OREGON. via Aspinwsll and Panama 81 $780, ~,
anr.s rtces - second cabin aud seersee pa~eotts ~
steamer. m nos and Golden Gste, fastest stes ners % Nj
rputr The SPLENDID new aud douole.ensine . ~ :.
s.san,shr III LIMOS requiring bat days cr nes
asr,n,rsf $50 ,uns burden. u ]. HNtsfene Z. IVY
Ccnn,arder viii sal on THURSDAY, jan ~ AZ 30
y nr,ci.slv from PIER foot OF w nren-st North
1hs Pscisc Mail Steamship Compsnys nssninceh. ,
GOLDEN GATE, requiring but daSs r ,n SS Fan
bsxiT reformed her trip from Panama 20 Ss 49,,
r;.co N i? DAYS ard hours inciudins all landings Io pa ~
ara sgnpIss viii be resd,res at Psnsrns 20 res S
rrc,so No eacrts viii be spared on the part OF wy
c,;. 70 s,rd their passengers through with expsd
- q. ~ $50, spersse. SIS. Rates tom fansms
- San Frsnciso ID cabin slt6 steersse ~ @
MI he lance At the Railroad Wharf ~ Aspns IT, r.
f-sisbt or passage Apply to CHARLES A. WhlrNsY n
he cfc~ Of the Companies, No IN Westst cer Of war
zen. ".
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1,prAr RARGAINS in FEATHERs,

GREAT BARGAINS ia FEATHERS,
u BIDS. MATTRESSES. Sc at CRAWBuCk,s. Nc
CUF APP UPHOLSTERY and FEATHER sfORE-Ihe
.ftenfon OF families about purchasing IL ciay nVed
psii.,,,s ReSsfs,ds Cots Sc all OF which have been
purrhaed N low cash prices and Val BE- sold At slen pfee,
Is 10 ale il ar nduceent for ell 10 call and eNanne me
above stock PREVIOUS 20 MAXIM their purchases Goods cent
70 ony part OF the city Brooklyn and Namshrsh Tree OF
ortsgs Bed and Msttrcss renovated sud made o' er
W CPAWBUCK, No $50 Grsnd-st,
ID door cas-; of EsseN 81
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fnrnitnre, &r.

ALL WARRANTED FIRST CLASS
~ FNANELLFD COTTAGE aud CHAMBER FUR
NITIRF-Narphouse No~459 Broadway. below 6rsnfe-
Nauufsetorv No "a Grccnest the only Establishment ~
tie limited States who oOnfne themselves 70 the exclusive
Dsuufc.ure q geuine first class Ensmelled nrnitnrr
CILLIFS L BYRNE respectfully invite al those Who
i,terd furnishing the con ihg season 70 ea aal eAamnr
new and unqne pa:terns for the spfine Tsae
made after The ats French and Italian styles from the hEs
.,il sdhs re no our old custom OF selling TWENTY
FIVE FER CENT BELOW ALL OTHERS. Tue Ira1e
supule5 a usual 81 greatly reduced rates .,p,
Past aide below Grand ct
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NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE ASSUR

NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE ASSUR-
~ ANCE SOCIETY Of LOND0N--General Agency
at No n " all-it, York-1hs Life Assurance Socie
" having deposited Guarantee Fund Of > 10000 in
United stats Stocks and New York State Stocks with the
Controller of the State Of NewiOrk in accordance with
the State law viii receive Proposals for Insurance Lives
their General Agency, No II Wall st., NewYork and at
their different Agenci, through the State.
Persons gong TO California and TO Australia insured at
moderpte extra premium
The Local Board OF Directors meet every Wednesday for
transaction Of current business
Medical Examiners in attendance daily at o'clock p. NJ
Pamphlets setting forth the advantages OF this Company
can be had application al the office, No. II Nallst
LOCAL BOARD OF DIRECTORS, NEwYoaK:
George Barclay. James BOorrnan, John Palmer,
Saml :. Howland, Henry Ludlaln, John @. HolbrOoke
Daniel Per SD, G. T. HGbcht +. &. Tucker,
A. q. Stout, Robert J. Dillon, Joseph Gaiilard, Jr
BAEKERs-The Merchants Bank, Now-iork the Lesth-
ef Nauuiccturers' Bank. New-NOrk.
SoLIoIToR-ROBERT J. DILLON.
MEDICAL ExAMINERs-DR. A z. HOSACk aad Ds. s.
s MEME. {. r. HABICIr General Agent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-07

DROEESsOR SCWusTER's DRAWING

ii and FAINiINN NOVNN~Nn- VI bTVaIW fN--tF
prepared cor the winter SER arate classes r lad
SPECIAL coufe for female teachers On Sa'0ray afternoon
ard one in the forenoon for y3une gentlemen. Evening
class Coz gentlemen iru 90 9cclock Pupils attended az
their own residences Tot psriic lars sc circular.
SGuUSrER. Professor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-07
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP

CTEAM BETWEEN NETWORK and
- GLASGOW.-The Glasgow and New. York Stesmshir
Comrany's powerful Steamship GLASGOW, Ls1,
tuns and .Cc horsepower Robert Craig Commander wii
.a from New-York for Glasgow SATURDAY, 10Th jan
uasy at u O'Clock. noon. o.,
First Calm saloon State Rooms ....'.'''''.'sg
First CABIN (AGdship State Roomsl ....''.'''.' -
Stewards fee included
Anal, m j. Nc SYMON. No. s. BFosdwsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-07

Il nance several New Gases On MONDAY, January
and continue receive Pupils every day aad even
ms daring The week CNocPtcg sandy. Cards contain
ing full particulars may he lad az the rooms from A. NJ.
iOpP n. separate paroTs Tor private instruction.
OLlNfR Il. GOLDSMITH, No. 10 Broadway
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gnsnranre Companies.

IMPORTANT 10 CALIFORNIANS.-Insu
rance effected in fst-class Companies at the lowest
Merchants 80 and Brick Buildings Sau Francisco
BY SAML EDDY, No IS Walst For sale, 2 Lots SD
81. between Broadway and 5th.av.
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Ocean Steamers, &r.

~ wv YORK and SAN FRANCISCO
~ STEAMSHIP LINE-THROUGH TO SAN FRAN.
CISCO Al REDUCED RATES-NO DETENTION on The
lsIHAls.--The new and splendid steamship UNCLE
SAIL -.eo tuns' w; A. Mills, Commander, win lave
pew fora, uom per No ), River, for ASPINWALL,
Navy Boy, On Thu RsDAY, Jan. %. al o'clock p NJ
precisely connecting AZ Psams with the new double en-.
sne ''s4T ship COkTtS, 800 tnns Thomas b. Cropper
CSIln@heef winch steamship leaves Panama oa the .rrye
OF Tie p4srense, BY the UNCLE SAM for San Fraacco
sopping only q Acapulco for supplies ''
These yesses n accommodations ventilation snad 49,
sfety are unsurpassed Az experienced phyueiso 4, ar
taehed 10 each steamer " -
Psengsrs vii Dc landed on the wharf at Aspnwan, and
Passenger are cautioned that the tickets for th, lire
sold only az No. % Broadway
DAVIS. BROOKS l. Co, Gene-sI AGENT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-07
Goal.

NOAL.-The subscriber has in yards, and 10
constantly dischargng al the various kind, OF Anihfs
.:ts and Bituminous Goals VIZ Peach Orchard oaes
1s.,h Iehish LIVERPOOL Orre, Camel sidney, &C. Scs
AT OF the very best quality delivered IN hands cTdeE
an for sale low. JAhES - "Onin-
w bowp-towu Office No. So Wall-st
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I N1TED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP

NIIED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP
- COMPANY.-For NEW-ORLEAgs via HAyAN,
be splendid Steamship EMPIRE CITY. Henry Windi-
Sorlrr aneer WI sail rom the Pier foot OF Wary,nsf
esely- 80 P'S-
RATS OF PASSAGE TO BAvAsA AND sEw-2RLEASs
New ArranEeuent
Ladies ard After saloon Berths - sea
Forward saloon Berths ..........,..... "a
SseeiA<r-- ............ Is
Specie only taken on fresht TO Havana
Frelzht taken 10 New Orleans a. 30 cent? NJ .b. a.,
shRpers OF reixt are requested supply thernseIy.,
VITA The Com ois OF sding which NAV be had on
sfpheaflon a. Tie ONCE. No other forz viii b. .irned
No bills q aiding gned After Y O'Clock on th dsy on sail,
Ing. Fortnight or passage apply %
NJ o. ROBERTS
No IN Westst, corner Of W.rrear
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-07
Miss DWIGIiT', SCHOOL Of DESIGN,

lv1 No $50 Bro dv ay where the best Instruction ~l De
xi,.n ia the arts OF Drswag su8 Panllng. Terms g fo
tceuty lessors Payment slyencs Young ladies WISH
ns 10 make temporary fea in the ely Tor the nr-
pose Of taking Lessons b. accommodated with moderate
board under suitable IS0testion r
For Testimonials Mi.s pWis rcirn 10 hti a'holrA l''
follow ing ~ from irecher .
II have taken csops Of Mio Dwight ard have becom-
familiar With her eth q tcachs; aud thnk that no gno
can a. "a without heinz convinced that she - thoroughly
oo 90 he at the head OF Institution havins iof ~
object instruction in the aiis Of dcsign.'
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-12-03
John &. Calhoun.

We find in the Richmond Enquirer an interesting let
ter, written by French gentleman travelling in this
country, who was 10 Washington a, the time Mr. Cal.
houn made his last great speech in the United States
Senate. on The compromise measures, IN 1850, TO his
brother in Paris. in which he gives his impressions OF
that distinguished statesman. He says:
"Isaw a senator who procured a seat on the lower
floor, the place at which Senator Mason read
Mr. Cahoun's remarks and little after O'Clock Mr.
Calhoun entered lie the appearance OF man grad
usly expiring. His form the skeleton bat hi.
face and the peculiar expression OF his were
a perfectly Intellectual rs any human face could be-
shall never forget the shuddcr which over me when
him the Senate chamber. Richeleo Volraire,
Moiiere, Arsgo Lamsrne, Soalt-not OF them ever
had such face Indeed, Il Is ottey impossible for you
conceive Of the impression which his simple presence
created No destitute OF milisay renown, had
much Difference and respect paid 10 him. Indeed
know how IL has happened that he has been long
the service OF his county An looked with interest him
When he down. the reading of his speech proceed
"a wih, beginning with the simple but unusual address.
2trofors fThe usual address Is Mr.. President as il
is with ns) Rome Greece had In all their annals
a subI,ner spectacle Here OF the prooundes
requirements, the pufest private and public character
leaving the bed Of death counsel the American Senate
upon question Of the FIRST magnitude to bis country
and world. The profJupdest attention paid TO
every word and syllable. The paper was simple and
yet mastery the arguments OF the Emperor Napoleon
In his dsquistons upon the OF Europe which he
pre- pared Helena The character of Csihonns mind
that the snsly and also that OF the clssGer He
general with rapidy than any living.
His composition Is easy and concise lie embraces his
propositions the fewes expressions and his eonclus
seem apparent that rsiuiation Is impossible Thi.
discourse the eloquent composition ever heard
read in any sembly indeed do not regard anything
in French English hteraure a. ne superior II Is elo
onence and with argument Ina, Il iss.i history and
philosophy. read again and again alter It publish
ed and Ia addition copies yoo have kept several
whi& shall translate when return 70 Paris lie was
unauss tionaby the spirit Of the Senate"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-12-03
Credit Of Virginia In England.

The following extract from the money article of the
New York Tribune shows not only gratifying conf
dence in the credit OF Virginia securities. bu, il furnishes
evidence OF the high financial skill of Mr. Bayne who
effected the negotiations reened 10. The extract is as
fellows
:" Mr.. L. p Bayne. OF the house of Selden. Wihers Il
Co, OF Washington, who returned In the Atlantic, has ne
gotiaed with Messrs Barring Co. and Geo. Peabody Y
gnia bonds extent sufficient all the require
oil that State for her system OF internal improve
portion OF the amount In sx-per-cent dol
lar bonds and portion ia sterling fve-percents Mr.
Bsyne abroad very unproptous time for such
negotiaon aud his success is the beat evidence his
abilities The eminent houses which had taken these
bonds agusran'ee that they will be well placed among
investors 4"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-12-03
Risley's variete.-Mrs. Howard.

This house OF entertainment presents an attractive
bill for this evening. Three pieces be performed
viz "Time Tries ALI" Trough Diamond" and TOO
des." MIR. Dunson. of the New York theatres, whose
fame actor has preceded him, has arrived in the
metropolis, and will grace the boards this evening" The
interest which Mr. Rsley has manifested in the success
OF his fashionable establishment. and the superior per.
formers he has secured have awakened the enthusiasm
OF the public For ten or nights tina, singularly
talented, charming, and versatile actress, Mrs Charles
Howard, has impaired qualification and delight 10 her
auditors IL but simple justice TO say that in all the
characters she has personated the Yase che has dis
played high hslrionic talent She is also vocalist DOS
sessng compass of voice, and there is aap<s
about her whilst either acting singing which mpsrts
TO the audience the most pleasurable sensation Mrs
Howard ia wi,ha esteemed lady. The performances
this evening for her benefit and, appreciated a.
she is by an admrns public, cannot doubt that her
benefit will bring substantial gtering praise" in
amoop, sufficient to gladden. her heart About 10 bid
aides to Washington, hope Mrs Howard will have
solid to be grateful 10 the discerning public of
city. May the capital to her be "lhe greenest spo,
10 memory's waste ~
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-12-03

The following article. from the Savannah Georgian.
will be read with interest by democratic friends 1t
dissipaies OF those false on which the dis
affected leaders seeking to SOW discussions in our
party and 10 encourage spin, Of opposition to The ad
minisration
.MFssas MCDONALD AND CoHP--1he telegraph has dis.
seminated throughout the county from Washington
NJ that Gov. Mcdonald some time since sp-
pcant Gov Cobb for appointment TO vscan judge
ship bu, falling receive IL he turns round and becomes
candidate Senate In opposition 20 Gov Cobb, and
beats him 10 the democratic caucus
AS regards inch OF this story relates to The Judge
ship doubtless every else IN Georas -
10 ourselves. We confident that il IL purely fictitious
The fact doubtless that neither Mcdonald Cobb be-
came candidate fo the senaorshp from apy feeling OF
opposition 20 the Other. Each regarded the office gilt
terrg prize, rsr well conendng for consequently
each determined TO H. if he could without refer
be claims or aspirations Of the Personally
their relations .re friendly each other
have understood, upon what we deem good authority that
upon Nc Donad's receiving the nom lnstian Cob
sdyce to his friends 70 vote Tor him"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-12-03
Orders for the Presidents Message will be received
the U~ioa Office. 10 b. filed is delivered to
Congress.
Distinguished Arrivals.

Since our last issue the following members OF Con-
ssess have reached this city
Hon. H. b. Wright, Hon. William Wilte, and Hon
John Robbins, Pennsylvania; Hon. f. W. Farley
Maine Hon. Q, B. Matleson. New York Hon. J. 5.
Taylor and Hon. |. D. Campbell. Ohio; Hon. George
Riddle, Delaware Hon. N. J. Stratton. New Jersey
Hon. J. E. Hester. Pennsylvania; Hon. William Muir
ray, New York Hon. M. Macdonald, Maine Hon.
Harry Hibbard, New Hampshire Hon. A. II. Stephens,
Georgia Hon. J. g. Davis. Indiana Hon. z. Kidwell,
Virginia; Hon. G. Dean, New York Hon. Ner Middle
swarh. Pennsylvania Hon J. c. James, Rhode Island
Hon. G. w. K,uidse. New Hampshire Hon. Thomas
Ruin, South Carolina, Hon. ?. Phillips, Alabama
Hon. John Kerr. Hon B. Crage and Hon. II. M. Shaw,
North Carolina Hon james Maurice, New York Hon.
John Perkins, jr, Louisiana; Hon. John Letcher, Vir-
ginia.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-12-03
senator Weller.

II affords US sincere qualification to receive and publish
the letter below from Senator Weller To who had
witnessed with admiration the sound national course OF
Mr. Weller on The sectional issues, had done, it
was not matter OF surprise that be should have strong
sympa,hies with democrats who conspicuous friends
OF Gen. Cass in 1915. We have said more than once,
tina, having CO. operated in cordially and zeal
ously with Mr. Weller and the New York democrats TO
whom his letter is addressed. sympathies, TOO,
with them until we became satisfied tina, they had deter
mined to make war upon the administration. II Mr..
Weller should become satisfied OF the same. we know
his democracy well 10 doubt his course II was not
our purpose assign TO him the position which be sup
poses intended 10 give him. We never Tor moment
believed that he would unite with faetioDss TO oppose
the administration. Our article 10 which he refers was
intended exclusively defence OF the Texas senators,
who were absent, without designing TO express any opin
ion az TO Mr. Wellers position Blu, If had enter
tanned the opinion which he supposes we intended TO
convey should be highly gatfed 10 find ourselves in
error, and prompt to acknowledge it, We are no, Of
those who expec, TO see democrats like Mr. Weller
who have themselves in many hard foug
cone,ls turning against democratic administration
such grounds as mere difference OF opinion TO the
distribution OF Offices. Whilst we ihnk the President
adopted the rule in regarding all as democrats who
came faithfully upon the Baltimore platform. we have
full confidence that his administration will have no
more jealous or able advocate than Senator Weller
With these remarks, give place 10 his letter with great
pleasure:
WARRINGTON December g. 1853.
To The Editor Of the UaiOri
reprsed 10 find in the Union OF this morning editorial
article calculated place in false position before the
poblc Ia order that may be correctly understood beg
leave say that the object OF my letter of the 2st ut
the New York nationai democrats TO indicate that
in the recent election in that State all my sympsthies
were with them; that in distributing the public pat
ronage preference should be given the and
faithful OF the party that those who aided in pros
ustnQ thni pure aud enlightened statesman, General
Css. in Ists ough, take back seats These well
known to all with whom associated to be my opinions.
When called for. did not hesitate to them IT,
be the you have inferred from this that bad
united with fscons,s to throw up obstacles demo
cratic progress and thereby embsrsss the administration
You are certainly very much mistaken. have doubt
this sd N, nis will be conducted upon democratic
principles and expect to give IL warm and jealous sop
pot. There 10 in public life for whom have a
higher PEI respect than President Pierce there
one in " HON have politically more confidence.
JOHN h. WELLER
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-12-03

The wolves of Maine seem to be numerous and re-
markably fierce the present The accommodation
stage and passengers from Rockland to Maehias
driven back from the woods Indian river, and de-
tanned night by large detachment OF these Obscure
beasts On Friday last Colonel Campbell was chased by
pack OF wolves while In The woods not half mile from
his house in Brunswick. -Four OF them came within
twenty fee, OF him, whereuron he turned at bay armed
With an axe and his adversaries. after reconno.
rng and a few low growls, concluded to retreat
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-12-03

A CURIOUS rAcr.-The National ln,elligencer in re.
marking The fact of the gradual change OF The char
acter OF the United States Senate. from mere privy
council OF the President decided deliberative body
says that in the first session OF the first Congress. Pfesi
dent Washington came personally into the Senate, when
they were engaged in executive session, and made bis
nominations himself He took the Vice Presidents seat.
and Frequently addressed the Senate the executive
business they had before them and often exercised
influence and almost control, that wonId be considered
highly improper in oar days. This practice. however
did not long continue.