The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-30

but aterv ards stripped THEN Of ev tslas and drove
them a. Sou, the island a show. The Inhabitants
also .tbed the " ssel OF everything, AID she AFTER
warts went to pieces The American Consul had
Oh Irtercd Gillian brig 10 proceed TO the island 10
: esrch of the crew.
One IL our Peruvian corespon tents has forwarded
an account OF revolution on small scale in hat
country growing out OF the Punishment Of senr
Elias. a candidate for the Presidency, in which the
reyolutonists wera protected by the American Con.
sui We shall publish the letter IL the earliest con.
venience.
The bark sultana, from Smyrna for Bost,n, was
spoken near the latter city yesterlay morning. Mar
tin Koszta was among her passengers.
Our intelligence from Washington this morning
will no doubt be read with attention by every person
who prides himself on being well posted up with re.
gard to the affairs OF the nation. There seems 10 be
general concurrence il the belief that before the
close of the first day Of next year General Pierce viii
be convinced Of the necessity of reccnstructns his
Cabinet otherwise, there will undoubtedly be
storm such as was never before known in the party
politics OF our country. Read the dispatches.
A large meeting of Poles and democrats o. all
nations took place last evening 70 celebrate the
twenty third anniversary Of the Polish revolution.
We give report OF the proceedings in another part
Of our paper.
The Board Of County Canyassers met yesterday
and received the returns OF the Tweatie.h wsrd rs
corrected. The body then proceeded t. canvass the
Fourth ward returns, whereupon protest was pre-
:, nted from p. Ii. Mcguire, in which It was alleged
that the inspectors n the fourth election district OF
that ward counted The votes and declared the nun
Der received by each Of the three candidates for the
Assembly the evening Of the election, and on the
next morning, after the votes had remained IN m
exposed box during the night, they again counted
the N and declared entirely different result. On
motion the returns were by vote Of three t. one,
sent back to the ins ,ectors that they might attach
to them ticket Of each candidate.
At the Board Of Supervisors last evening Alder
man Temann was called to the chair, but IS neither
the Mayor or Recorder was present no business was
transacted beyond the reading OF the minutes OF the
last meeting, after which the Board adjourned till
this evening.
The Board of Assistant Aldermen last evening
disposed of number of documents amongst which
was q communication from the Msuhattan Railroad
Company, incorporated under the act of the Lesis-
lature passed April 3D. 1880 asking for the privilege
OF having railroad from Manhastanville TO the Bat.
tery, through Broadway. Assistant Alderman Bou-
ton offered resolution asking the consent of tae
Mayor and Aldermen to authorize the said company
in carrying out the object of their communication
The resolution was laid on the table.
The f,rtieth annual meeting Of the Association for
the Relief of Respectable Aged INDECENT Females
was held yesterday az the asylum, in Twentieth
street. Tie annual report was read by the Rev.
DR.. Hawkes., who also made brief address. The
present number Of inmates Of the asylum Is eighty
seven, Of whom forty eight are Americans. There
is also considerable number Of outdoor pension
ers, who allotted two dollars o month each in
the winter and one dollar during the spring and fall.
The expenses for the past year amounted to $7,3Ss,
or $267 more than the receipts. full report OF the
proceedings Of the association will be published
hereafter.
Like our columns this morning, the various places
Of amusement in the city ere crowded to excess, and
in frequent instances pleasure-seekers are unable to
gain admission before the performances commence.
This being the case, it is unnecessary to occupy
space with more minute description Of the attrac-
tons held out at each establishment this evening
than is given in the different advertisements. By
the way, speaking of advertisements reminds US OF
the fact that all Of them generally contain interest
ing and often very important information that is
entirely overlooked and lost by haty or inattensve
reader.
We have had in type for the past two days, and
shall tomorrow publish the annual report Of the
City Comptroller. Amoug other important items
This document will show TO what extent our citizens
are taxed for dirty streets.
Thursday is the last day for fling notes Of issue in
the United States District and other law courts of
this city.
Tn oil m xcrsak oc onl
other intelligence unavoidably omitted to-day
is the following Lectures by Rev. Dr. vinton
Oh " The Merchant, or the Progress and Infu.
ences of Commerce. and by Rev. Henry
Giles on False and Exaggerated Eulogy in Popu-
lar Oratory = Letters and News Extracts from
Mexico, Buenos Ayres, Texas Nashville, and other
quarters Of tie American Continent Communici
tons upon various subjects, &c.
The Twin Manifestoes OF the Cabinet The
Choice offered to Congress.
The closer we read the articles from the
Washington Union and the Richmond En-
qairer, which were republished in yesterdays
HERALD the higher appears the Importance to
lie attached to them. They cannot be regarded
in any other light than as manifestoes from the
Cabinet, Indicative as well Of its real feelings
and desires as Of the course it intends to par
sue. Viewed thus they are pregnant with
matter for thought and reflection. The period
chosen for their promul CATION shows pretty
clearly that they were mainly intended to
operate ON the minds Of the new members OF
Congress, and. if possible to counterfeit the
growing sympathy among men Of all parties
with the nationals OF New York. II is upon
the principles therein cnunciated that the adj
minstraton calls for Congressional support.
IL il upon the policy therein foreshadowed that
Mr. Marcy and his colleagues stake their official
existence and pledge their political reputation.
If those principles and that policy do not find
favor with q majority Of the members of Con-
gross, the present administration will then