The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-08

Our New Hampshire COrrespoMdonce,
CONCORD, N. H., Feb. S, 1865.
Arr,rals at Concord-Pagrims Escognsto-0n-
Pivce's Health Portrait of the late Master 1m
jamtm Piere-U1ar Cast Of Gen. r. by Rcik~-
Congressional Ncminations-Mr. Tnck-Nk
Cabinet Ledger probably Posted-A Chance for ~
Watchers to rest ,ctile &c.
Annexed is list Of foreign arrivals at the prind-
pal hotels, not already reported -
AT 0IBsoN's KA0LE HOTEL, GENERAL PIKBo1s
QUARTERS.
Feb. and Sc. R. Vickery, Taunton, Mass. z.
9. Kendall, Thomas 3. Eaton, G. L. Morrison, Be-
ton H. c. Merriam, North Tewksbury, Mass. Z A.
Hill, East kilingly, Conn.,; K. Barton, Providenes.
r. l.; W. McLain, Ohio.
AT GAss's AMERICAN MousH.
Monday, Jan. 3l.-A. Burton, Boston.
Tuesday, Feb. l.-C. s. Root, Woons0cket, r. l.:
Major N. G. Bodfsh and friend, Gardiner. Ne.
Wednesday, Feb. 2.-FOster G. Whidden, New
Thursday, Feb 3.-w. G. Davis, Portland, Ne. 3
s. G. Dennis, Rockland; Edward Rosa, Milford. ~.
Friday, Feb. 4.-stephen Bennett, Providenss.
and lady, New Orleans A. Webster. Boston j.
seph Belcher, Providence, R. l.; G. A. Badg9s
Lawrence p. Gould, Lowell T. s. Craig, New La
don, Conn.,; w. Hastings, ditto.
AT PIERCE d DUMAS PHENIx HOTEL.
Monday, JAN 3l-John Coles, Newark, N. ].
Tuesday, Feb. flames F. White, Chicago, u:
J.W. Colburn, Jr., Lowell; w. Loyeren and laAv,
do; George Hq %db ogdsnss bS. ny:
Ludwig Richter, Washington City, D. c.; H. D.
Smith, Worcester, Mass; Hon. s. c. Phillips, 6alsa.
Mass
D. Perry, do; James I. Phelps, burlington, "; \
tus Hutchinson, Woodstock, Vt; Samuel G. MelrMA
Hartford Conn.,; N. c. Poor, Boston; iona. Fenias
do; A. G. Robinson, Barton, VT; g. W. ffsA-
Friday, Feb. l-Henry George, Chicago H.; FL.
There are quite number Of Pilgrim strait ex;.
registers. Whence they come, or Whittier they g.
cannot soy. Many arrive by the lOA O'Clock feee
Southern trains and leave in the return train
which depart at twenty minutes before four IN -
afternoon. Some, it is probable bring their eW0
bread and cheese, and do not indulge in tho expaa
sye luxury ola hotel dinner This class have nos RI
become initiated into the new daguer1eotype sysee
of offceseeking noticed in my last The saving q
expense by this method beats the saving of coal ~
Eyicsson's new caloric engine call hollow"
saw Gen. Pierce yesterday. He is looking mech
better than he did week ago, his c0untenanoe
having lost, somewhat. the melancholy expressfsa
it wore for some time after his late NJ
lancholy bereavement He has pretty much
completed his private arrangements preparstsY
to leaving for Washington. Mrs. Pierce il In town
having returned on Wednesday last. ! understand
that she will accompany the General to Washinstsa.
Mrs. Means, of Amherst, an aunt of Mrs. p, ~
other relatives, will also join the party for the Wits
House. It is possible that Gen. p. will leave town
some time uurlnS ucXt week. UuL pIODADly NOV -
proceed directly TO Washington.
MIR. A. Tenney, portrait painter. whom ] have q.
ready noticed as having painted several exoelleak
likenesses of Gen: p, has just completed . nssA
young Benjamin Pierce. 1t was taken from . a.
guereotype and recollection, and could scarcely
have been better had it been painted from Life. I
understand that it will be sent to Washington next
week.
A fine profile cast Of Gen. P. has also been ere
cuted, in wax, BY the celebrated artist Ludwig
Richter, who has been here during the last wesk.
Mr. Richter has taken his work to Washington City.
for completion where 1t will be exhibited.
Mr.. Hughes, wing candidate for Congress in this
district, has declined the nomination. The whl0
will probably support the free soil nominee, JOHN
Preston, of New Ipswich, against Morrison, d
mocrat
The Wing Congressional Convention, held g
Rochester, in district No. l, renominated Ameo
Tuck, free soiler, for Congress- On the following
day the abolitionsts met at the same place. and e
dorsed the nomination. Mr.. Tuck abandoned ths
democratic party in 1916, following J. p Hale on hs
abolition issue. In 1916, Mr.. T. was nominated ~
the abotionists, and for three successive CongraS
sona elections the wings have assisted that factia
is Mr.. Us democratic competitor
Without speaking by authority, will back ~
HERALD, for "a dozen in the SHELL in its speoulAr
ton that Gen. p. has closed the book Of cabinet ae
pointments. Let the watchers take little Sleep asA
be on hand for the Inauguration.
There are several distinguished gentlemen 8
Gass's American House to-day whose names afo
"not in the bills" Some of them are from New
York, others from Ohio, Louisiana, and Californ1a.
Among others noticed Hon. Peter Cagger, Of Aha
ny, N. Y. 1t is rumored that lie has come % ~
diator between the "hards'' and "softs' in New
York, to arrange for q cabinet appointment. Toe
late, probably. / still 60 the "dozen in the shes~
that the cock has crowed. PENNACooK-
Theatrical and Musical.
BowERY THEArRE.--The pieces announced fer
this evenings entertainment consist Of the tragedy
of " Julius Caesar and the drama Of" Kit Carsoa."
The amusements are for the benefit Of worthy man,
Mr.. Waldron, the treasurer. II ishoped his friends
will be at their post, and give him bumper.
BROADWAY THEATRE.-The beautiful comedy Il
the =" Love Chase" by Sheridan Knowles, ID an
nounced for to night; the part Of Wildrake, BY Mr.
Conway, and that of Constance by Miss Emma Fin
patrick; Mrs. Vernon as Widow Green, and Mn.
Conway as Lydia. The next feature will be diver
tisement, and married and Settled" will seur
clude all.
BURROWS THEATRE.-Two excellent pieces are
announced for tonight by Manager Burton. Ine
first il the comedy Of" Paris and London, in whisA
Burton Placide, Dyott and nearly all the leading
artists will appear. The comedy OF" Nicholas MICS
leby' will conclude all.
NATIONAL THEATRE.-The nautical drama O.
MILDLY Ashore will commence the amusements e.
this evening, and the new drama OF "O'Neal, tho
Great will conclude all. Between the pieces the
orchestra will play several nspriting airs, and Mn
PartinotOn will dance