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DUTNAM'S MONTHLY MAGAZINE, Febru
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-03
The Gold Ming 70 Cen. Plerc0.
rHA PRESENTATION AND ACCEPTANCE.
San FRArcIsco, California, Oct 8, 1852

0KrERAL FRArKLIn PIERcE-
DEAR Sal have bssn dsputed By . number Of yoar
political friends to present TO y0n gold ring. mads IN
this city Of California goldn The ring contains va
found In the different parts Of California II Il not for
the intrinsic value Of this ring that 1t you
sir but token Of their high regard and esteem for
you . democrat Of the Jackson sohool-the nan for
the oocasonfor the compromise and salvaton Of our
great and glorious Unon therefore, sir b. pleased to
tual riend this ring The names Of your friends and CON
tribntors will bs found engraved thereon. remain your
obsdent servant. JOHN MIDDLETON.
CONCORD. N. H.. Dec. 10, 1859
GIyTLEMEs-I have received through Major A. A.
Se0ver and feel honored In accepting the massive and
beautiful ring OF California gold, engraved with your
WIal nsmes ana containing variety Of the pre-
ent pnrts Of California Great Is the inirinec.
ous, and artistic value Of the gift your kind psrtisty
bas induced best0w it 10 sensiby enhanced
in my estimation memorial OF the voluntary express
eons Of generous confidence In contained In the let
ter OF Middleton Eeq by which it accom- panied
since it' by the United States
been the growing Of the world and may well be
termed the infant Hercules OF the Union
IDcscuaby rich in Its mineral trsaeures-possessing
Lestimabe for the most extensive
having boundess agricultural and manufac turing re-
sources waiting only an opportunity fer developement
with climate unsurpassed for ssubdy, and rapidly
increasing, Intelligent hardy and snterprsing popua
is destined at early day to attain eminent position
among the States Of republic and exhibit another
and brilliant example Of the effect OF free tnst u
ons in founding States and advancing the prosperity
the human
accept with my thanks gentlemen, the assurance .
my friendly regard. FRANK. PIERCE
To Me@rs J. B. Brakeman, John Middleton 4 Cook
&c so.
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Vesy Intcrcsting from MexicO.
CAMAULIPAS DECLARED FOR THE PROVISIONAL
G0vK&NMENT-THE LAT GOVERNOR AND NINE
NUMBERS OF THE LEGI LATURE IMPRISONED
THE REv0LUTIoNIsTs f NED BY TWO WAR YES.
SELLS, ETC. @M
NEW ORLEANS, Jan l. 1853.
Later dates from the Rio Grands have been reoeived
We learn from Brownsville that the 18th ult the civil
war was raging in the State Of Tamaulipas.
Gsysrnor Csrdenas, with nine members Of the Legis
nature his adherents had been made prisoners by the
Ensurgents, and carried to Tampico.
The State Of Tsmauipas had declared aoquescsnce In
The new provisional government of Mexico.
The steamer State OF sexioo which secretly left
srasos for Vera Cruz and national schooner, had
both joined the insurgents, which considered death
blow tho maritime force Of the government in the
Gulf OF Msxico
The City Of Matamoras still holds out The com.
mandant is fortiyDg and barricadiDg and every pre-
psration h making for determined resistance to the
{nsur1ents
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New ORLEANS Jan l. 1853
To day beirg a holiday, there is in consequence
thing doing Parties are anxiousy awaiting the steam
ars sdsices The receipts Of cotton have fallen off the
arrivals this week being only 81 600 bales Freghts have
rssciinst cotton to Liverpool sd
New ORLEANS, Jan 1-P. M.
The Pacihcs advices received here this evening
roy the Associated Press
CHARLESTON, Dec 81, 1852
The ofcotton to- day 500 bales at to esc
The stock NJ this IS 600 bales The receipts at all
the Soutbern ports up this date have been 400 600
rsaiee che market ia firm, at 9i!c
PROVIDENCE, Jan /, 1853
The ses Of cotton for the week 500 bales The
naarkst remains frm At previous quotations There
good demand for wool for the season Manufacturers
centrally well supplied for tho present. Prices are
.sn The sales for the have been 68 600 pounds
Nor printing cloths the market Is firm and prices tend
~pwsids There goods in the market, every lot
beisg taken up soon offered Sales for the week,
~ 100 pieces
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The Latest from Havana.
1xASAG HS OF THE SMALL P0X-SAILING OF THE EM
PIRE CITY FOR NEW YORK, ETC.

Tine Latest from Havana.
+SAyAG rs OF THE SMALL POX-sAILING OF THE EM
PIRE CITY FOR NEW YORK, ETC.
CHARLEsro Jan 2, 1853.
Ihe s. mail steamship Isabel arrived here last night
Having LETT Havana the morning and Kew West the
aveapg Of the seth ult The from the first named
place IS eleven days later
The -Dsll pox was raging frlghtfully At Havana
TIE u 8, mail steamship Empire City, from New Or
Aeane saied for New York, the S0th.
The U 8. sloop Of war Cyane was still st Havana.
MARKETS
HAVANA Dec 20 1852.
Bueess in sugars small and tho stock Insignificant.
Con racts have been made for sugars at4 for
<cumchos So 54 for browns, az Tor yealows and
81 for whites The supplies Of molasses scarce
nc az so, The demand for vessels s small in
equ~ the limited amount Of produce at market
when the crop arrives scarcity Of vessels and
higher heghts are anticipated Preights-we quote TO
Scowss Falmouth and : market-f2; to Liverpool. f2
S. Mpiasses, SOS. Sterling Exchange London 1lX
premium. New York and B :ston par discount
MArANzAs, Dec 27, 1853.
Our market Ii bare Of sugar The weather IL change
Abie and grinding has stopped few boxes of new
have arrived OF the crop Of molasses two osrgoes
have been despatched and few others loading ..
. rails. Receipts very light and frsights
EHeirg. Some vessels have left for Gulf ports.
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Railroads In New York.


Through the kindness and attention Of the State En-
gineer and Surveyor General of the State, VIM Meal
pine Esq enabled at this early day to present
readers with the annexed table showing the leading
lures and business of the several rrosds in this State
for the ending Sept 30 together with the financial
condition of the same up to the date of tho return
In the return Of the Buffalo and Rochester nc that
twenty miles fhe road have sold 1922
which should be deducted from the amount given for
cost Of road and equ pment which would make that
$2415014 20.
In the Hudson River report there ehould bs added to
the cost Of road and equipment the OF 81 I'LL 04
interest to make the footings correct
In the Northern Road there should be added to the
account $40 66l 10 for DOCKS $l0S 86S 2l for
penspa: Scot 1sk % for losses
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Superior Court-SpeciaI Term
Before Hon. Judge Bosworth.

THE BROADWAY RAILWAY isJUNCrION-THE ASSIST
ANT ALDERMEN IN TROUBLE.
DC 81 - Thomas T. Davis AVID Coutiaadt
Palmer, rs. The Mayor, Aide, men, and Con, nm
city # The city of NW Y1k Upon the annexed
affdavits, and on the summons, complaint and in !,
junction served on the defsndants in this action
II is hereby ordered that Josiah W. Brown. Samuel
K Mabbatt, Timothy O'Brien, John F. Rodmar
Patrick Broaden, Charles IL Ring, Halmus NJ
Wells, Edwin Bouton, William Wright Thsnas
Wbeelap. Joseph Rogers, Jacob II. Valentine and
William Conkey, sho cause, before one of the Jus
tices of this court, at special torn, to be held
the City Hall, in this city, the second Monday Of
January, 1858, at 10 o'clock A NJ why an attach
ment shoptd not be issued against them, and each
Of them, f0f contempt of court, in disobeying the
injunction issued and served each Of them in this
action. J B BOswoRrH
Take notice That the foregoing is q copy Of an
order this day duly granted in this action, by his
honor Judge Bosworth Yours SC.
MCMURRAy & HILTON, Pits Atty's.
Dated, New York, Deo 81, 1852.
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T Ell Z G r A P II &c.

GUBERNATORIAL INAUGURATION THE LEGI AZURE
CANDIDATES FOR THE sPEAKERSHIP AND OTHER
OFFICES THE COURT OF APPEALS, ETC
SPECIAL coRREsroNDEScr HERALD.
ALBANY, Jan. 2, 1858.
Mr. Seymour took the oath Of Office stated yesterday
The rclement state Of the weather prevented hundreds
from presenting their compliments to his Excslency
who desired to do 30.
There was never such excitement as there Ia In
relation to the epesk and Clsrkshp OF the House
The contest Is between Wlsm H. Ludlow OF Suffolk
and Daniel Taylor Of New York for the former-and
between Messrs Church. Of Steuben and Nafew Of this
city for clerk. There dozen candidates for sash
subol dinae office in the House from every part Of the
State The clerks sefgeant at arms &c. Of the senats
will remsin at the last session. They all hand
The Governors message s quite lengthy, and will pro-
badly ill over one page Of the HERALp.
The January term Of the Court of Appeals will com
ct the Capitol In this city Tussday the 4th
inst.
Charles II. Ruggles, Chief Judge.
Addison Gardiner Nathan B. Morse
Freebon G Jswett, John willard,
Alexander J0hneon, Charles Mason,
Mofss Tagsrt
There are hundred and forty three GASES on the
calendar. W..
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REVISION OF TIE CONSTITUTION OF MAssAcHU
ssTrs -Goyernor Boutwell, has issued proclamation an
nouncpg the vote OF the people calling convention
0r the revision Of the constituton to be 13b52in f.
vor % 40 against IT. 6o111; and calls upon the several
cities and towns 70 assemble on the Arst Monday Of March
next to choose delegates 10 said convention equal to the
present number Of representatives from said cities and
towns to assemble In the State House the nrst wedaes-
Shs coaAssasutsoR.
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@L0OP OF WAR ALBANY-FArAL RAILROAD ACCI-
DENT.
BALrdeRE, Jan. 2, 1853
The mail b through from New Orleans, but there is
r,othpg Of interest In the papers
The u 8. sloop OF Albany has arrived at Psnsacoa
Crom Boston
Philip Brannan was over by the at the Phia
sphia depot last evening Both legs from
che bocy and he died whilst being conveyed the mfr
ynEy. He has q family in Philadelphia.
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The New State 0Ovesnment.
QUE ALBANY OoRREsP0sDxNOn.
ALBANY, Deo 81, 1862.

ALBANY, Doc 81, LSbZ.
7hs PyspGysttOns for the Ssssion
The political cauldron begins to boil up like
kettle Of milk. The incoming Governor Seymour is
to have US busy as . bed is . tar bucket getting
out his message. Some half dozen Of tho faithful
profess to have seen it, and they ell unite in say
ing it is smphatically . eomioal document and
nothing else
About twenty-five of the leading nsmOs,s Of the
Legislature have already arrived The canvass for
Speaker of the House is going on very brisk. The
contest seems to have settled down between william
Ludlow, barnburuer. Of Suffolk county, and
Daniel B. Taylor, Union bunker, Of New York.
count Of noses has been made, and the original hum
kers have majority Of twelve; of the eighty six
democratic members, still no ono can calculate on
the soft shells, and when the last comes in caucus on
Monday evening next, the State officers (barnburn.
ers), backed by the Atlas and Eueniwg Post. conf
IDENTIFY reckon upon . triumph Mr.. Gale has broken
loose from the New York delegation and goes it
strong for the barnburners
The ralying cry is. that by giving the barnburn
ers the entire control Of the State. Gen. Pier,e
will be satisfied Of their strength. hence their sure
success of John Dix for the cabinet and under
him will follow all the disciples Of tho burners do
to tide walters. His Wow Of the case finds great
strength from the appointment Of Governor Ssy-
mour's military family He heads it with Colonel
Temple. who married into the Van Buren, family,
followed BY Mr. Vanderpoel, brother in Law Of
lip Crook, the barnburner stump candidate for
Congress two years ago As the Governor has thus
gone clear into Africa in his appointments, no doubt
now exists that the old battles are all to be ro-
sist that seventy.dve Of every hundred democrats
In the State are of their line, and by standing firm
on the defensive, they will, in the end, achieve
Waterloo. ALPHA.
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HEALTH OF APALACHICoLA The Albany PA.
ict says-We have received letter from rsntlsman In
Apalachicola Who informs that the repos Of chos<.
In that place have been muoh exaggssated and this IL
confirmed BY Captain Allen, OF the steamer Jenkins
The letter s dated Dec 10 and says There have been
but deaths yet from cholera and but ons
for the last eight aays Ths insermaticn Il taken from
CURED om other In the majority Of seaths from
tre-s 'he car.s sss been traced to neglect -prg.ercs
u sxp0eurs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-03

DEATHS FlOM EfARvATIoN A married woman
Was found In her room In the village Of Lansingburg
Pe) quite dead on the 22d Dec When discovered, the
body was found in sitting posture against the wall
and tue rso the appearance Of the most ab
ject want. She had tWo small oh ldrsn-one of them,
little boy three years old found In the bed the other
an infant Of fifteen months. found upon the floor
almost dead ie life only being preserved by the warmth
communicated to is body BY dog, vhck had kept It's
midnight vigil laying elose by, and partly soross the s
FAINT sleeper's vital parts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-03

SLAVES EMANcIPArED Thirty negroes, resently
emancipsted by Hon W. Kennedy, Of Marcy county,
Tennessee started from Nashville the 10th ult for
Liberia via New Orleans. The Nashville Gdrete says
1t Ia the intention of Judge Keansdy TO maDumt mote
than forty slaves next who vi follow those
the coast Of Africa His object in adopting this
To- that the rst company may mr. s preparation
the second In Liberia II Is important fact that
ssva Of his negroes rfused to be mauumitted pre-
fer TO live with him during his life. Those about to sm
crate to be In high spirits at the idea Of enjoying
perfect freedom, although their bondage has been light
one under their humane master
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Cranston Indigo Works Burned.

PROVIDENCE, Jan z, I503
Tse indigo works in Cranston, l., owned by BENZ.
~ Kerdall, were destroyed by fire Friday night Mr..
Aerdsll's loss is about ,oo0 The works insured
nj the Roger Williams Office in this city for So 500 and
ut the franklin ofhce, Worcester, for 1000. The
ESudirg owned by Welcome Fennsr and insured
FOR SOC
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Ths Bark King ston Wrecked.

PmLArEiPHiA, Jan 2, 1855.
The bark Kingston, from Turks Island for Phladel
phia with cargo Of salt wrecked Tuesday night
East en- Hatteras Shoals Ali hands saved.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-03
Our Naval correspondence.
NORFOLK Dec 30-5 o'clock P NJ.
The Water Witch.

Tho United States steamer Fulton, laid up at this
navy yard few days since, has been ordered to be
put in readiness for sea at once (by telegraph).
All the force in the yard has been put to work in
her. Her destination s not known here at present.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-03

The CHARGE OF CONSPIRACY AND MURDER IN
OIlo-The case Of Lyman Cole and others, who are
charged with consprscy, with intent TO burn the
steamer nartha Washington, was brought before the
United States District Court at Columbus on the 10Th
uit. for examination. Only witness WAS examined
but rc'bing brought out Of any and tbs
3I1t 80 .e.Hed W sLs i.as xi1x LA.,
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DOUBLE SHEET.
NEWS BY LEGR APH.
Dismissal Of the Nicaragua Minister by
President Fillmore.
YRooRgss OF FaR MEXICAN REyoLUTIONISFS
ELEvEN DAYS LATER FROM HAVANA,
&C., DO, 90.

Interesting from Waship gton.
FLARE UP BETWEEN PRESIDENT FILLMORE AND THE
NICARAGUA MINISrER-DIsMIssAL or THE LAT
fER, ETC.
srYciL cosREsPoNpErcE TIE NEW FORK HERALD.
WASHINGTON, Jan 2-8P.M.
1t Is understood that sgnor Msrcoeta has been dis.
missed by our government. request was first made
npon Nicaragua to recall him, but that governent de-
string to know what for s answered by Prssdent Fill
more turning him adrif Perhaps SENIOR Marcosta has
made kimso too haty and ofc;ous sganst British In
suencss IN his negotiations concerning tho affairs OF
Central America. We informed that the general
chasge seanst him is that he has made himself too
cf1ci0us. w
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-03

The coal trade Of 1852, therefore, was larger BY
Anore than SIX hundred thousand tons than for any
Proceeding year since its. conmenoemsnt. The
prospect Is, that 1853 will exhibit still greater
increase.
We last week published detailed statement Of
che commerce of Port Mchmond-the terminus Iof
vhe Reading Railroad. And we nos give similar
stanment Of the shipments of coal from this city
Ind from Bristol, by the the different Lehigh COM
Ipanies II viii be seen that the increase Is Of the
most satisfactory character. Indeed the coal trade
condition. and the prices Of all descriptions of coal
etocks and Investments have within short time,
greatly advanced In value At this moment they
clJe n.gth ~. II .isa y. .sssfl ea.s pat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-03

THE MAINE LANDS The Boston Advertiser states
that tho osr Of $500 600 made BY Meess Clarke Crlls
Howe, and others for the Massachusetts, lands in Mai0s
he's hesn u-s'W ouiv erceDfs' nv ths ~ou-o'ss 20 s
snd reported ~ them to the uo4ssaor sad OounSA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-03
she Coal Trade Of Pennsylvania.
! Rxorn fha p lila dain oh La Innnirar Ianuaxu 1 /

From the Philadelphia Inquirer, January
We invite the attention Of readers to the table
In relation to the coal trade Of Pennsylvan in
serted in another part of the Inquirer. They en-
brace long period-from the commencement Of the
trade, indeedsnd exhibit satisfactory results.
The total supply sent to market during the year
YS53, may be thus stated =
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rne Baltimore ana Ohio Railroad.

WHEELING, Va, Jan. l, 1858.
The nrst train OF cars over the Baltimore aud Ohio
Saro.d With full Western mails, arrived here at quar-
psst ten O'Clock lat night-having accomplished ths
tlistsncs in fifteen hours and fifteen minutes.