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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-21

THE BRITISH IN HoNDURAs-The English go
vernment would seem to be determined to test
the sincerity of American statesmen in asseve-
rating their devotion to the principles of non-in
tervention, known as the Monroe doctrine The
visit of the war steamer Devastation to the port
Of Truxillo, and the threats Of bombardment
under which the commandant was compelled to
accede to the uDjustifable demands of England,
in withdrawing the troops from Limas one Of
the ports Of Honduras, are sufficient evidence Of
this sentiment. We were the first in this lati-
tude to publish the intelligence of such bellcose
doings in Central America our correspondent
at Belize having communicated the facts to
one of our agents at New Orleans who for
warded them to us. The True Delta of that
city also gave the facts from its correspondent
in Honduras Some of the journals here
and elsewhere affected to disbelieye the state
ment, or at least to view the matter in the
light Of a mere question of proprietorship be-
tween the respective claimants and in which
the United States had no sort of interest or con-
Germ.
An arrival at the port of Boston, day or two
since. has however. cOrroborated the statement
Of our correspondent in rs far az the main facts
Of the case are concerned, though the accounts
given also affect to treat it in the same light as
mere matter Of disputed territory to be settled
between the parties. By the same vessel we
have received another communication fully
confirming all the views taken by our first cor
respondent, which we publish in another por-
tion Of our columns to-day. We regard the po-
sition taken by the British commander as one
unjust and oppressive to the small State of
Honduras, at the same time that it is in utter
opposition to the policy and sentiments Of this
country. Fit be not violation Of the Clayton
Buwer treaty. at least it is inimical to Ameri-
can interests, and may almost be considered
challenge t. this government to enforce the
Monroe doctrine Of prohibiting foreigners from
establishing new colonies or settlements on this
continent. The gauntlet is thrown down;
VIII the administration II Washington take
~!
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-21

WHAT - IIE?-Can anybody tell us whether
Mr.. Peter G.. Washington the new assistant Sc
crcfary Of the Treasury. is q wing or demo-
crat, or both. or neither and ifnctheg, or
either, or both, why there is 80 much doubt
about the color Of bis coat? And what are the
facts concerning that portrait Of General Jack
son? II is due to Mr. Washington and to the
hungry democrats he la 50 snrgly ogtwitt1l
tLat tie .fQta SLoald be Alowl,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-21
Mails for the Pacific,

THE NEW YORK WEEKLY HRRALD.
The United States mai steamship Illinois, CaptsAc
n. j. Hartstene, VIII leave this port to-day 1T two
O'Clock, for Aspinwan
The mails for California and other srs Of the Pas'ic
WI close at one oclock.
The NEw YoRK WESxIY HnsAE, California ecsfsn,
With the latest intelligence from al parts Of the VERDI
I'm be published at 10 O'Clock tbs morning.
Snge copies sxpence Agents will please senS N theii
srders early as possible.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-21

UxnD STATES Dwznr CoUEr.-Nos. %, Is. 40, 100, AZ
70 81.
SUPREME CouRT-Specisl Term.-Nos. IL, 81, %, a, "a,
So 81 CO. 81, g. g. 81. 3d. &c. to So 81, o. o. 103 10s
1o4 1oe, lO7 1OS no. lls 10 a. 3D. ID II, g. 100, lof
Ill, 116, 8, 81, Al, So, 106, liz
suPsnn CounTLGrcuit- s51, 2ls, aes, 204, $40,
49, "a, $685. 500, 1858, to 373, 376.
SUPERIOR CoURT-rwo branchss.-Sams - before with
Nos $685. 1872 49, 4SO 1885, r. u.s. ga, 52s 4Se, 600,
b53 46l.
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Marine AHharsg.

MxRraAHTs' HaaKAIs-Ws have received . copy
Merchants Private Marine Signals" just pubhshsA BY
Mr. J. Hoodless and for sale BY Geo. Nesbitt Co.,
corner Of Wall and Water streets. It got up In worry
handsome and accurate STYLE and must b Of great
to al engaged in commerce. 1t eontanAc copies Of
upwards of hundred private signals q vessels trading
from New York, Boston, Mobile Savannah, and other
American porta.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-21

THE ELEAz1R WILLIAMS ExPosE.-We pub
lish this morning the paper which we referred
to yesterday, exposing the ridiculous humbug
lately published by Putnam. concerning the
identity of the Rev. Eleazer Williams. half
breed of the Iroquois Indians, with the unfortu-
nate son of the unhappy King Louis XVI. Of
France. After reading this paper, the reader
will be at no loss to conclude that the Rev. Mr..
Williams has got Bourbon kink in his head; but
how the Rev Mr. Hanson-a matter OF fact
Methodist clergyman, we understand, who holds
aclerk ship of thousand dollars year at Wash
ington-how he could be SO far duped as to de-
vote the time and labor which he expended in
tracking up Mr.. Williams, and in tracing out his
history, we cannot imagine. Perhaps the clever
brochure which he produced from these re-
searches paid all expenses perhaps not. Per-
haps in the sincere conviction Of the identity OF
Mr.. Williams with the murdered dauphin Of q
murdered father and mother, the Rev. Mr.. Han
son may have felt it his duty to vindicate the
truth of history and the prosecuted Bourbons.
But, whatever his motives, let him answer our
distinguished respondent if he can. And upon
this subject we have nothing more to say.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-21

FRoa CAPx HAYTm.-The Schooner Mary B. Knapp,
Capt Wilson, from Cape Hayten whence she sailed on
the 9th inst reports that place to be perfectly healthy
Tho fourth of March, Inauguration day. celebrated
IN becoming STYLE The American and Bremen oonsulates
were decorated with aags also the shipping in the
harbor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-21

THAT CORRESPONDENCE are the public
to be favored with that highly interesting cor
respondence on the relations between the Ca
tholic faith and liberty Of conscience? The
faithful are anxiously waiting our Archbshop's
exposition Of the true intent and meaning of
"the higher law" in response to the presump-
ton of ;. the Exile from Erin Is the exile re-
stored to the arms of the shepherd; or does he
still presume to roam at large, and think for
himself consorting with heretics, and teaching
the destructive principles Of civil and religious
liberty? Let us have the correspondence and,
if the Archbishop has failed to reclaim the gen.
tleman from Australia, we must write to the
Pope. The Irish patriot" must be reclaimed
from the error Of his ways, at all hazards Do
let us have that correspondence.
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some remarks in relation to act for the
bill Il viii, beyond doubt take With surprise man
ss.: sssa The s
q. % ss 81
semby who voted in favor Of It, ever examined the bill
sssss s ~
ynsss
s si ss
y sSsk & the
s carry 9a
grant passengers public wSsrVes city ewns.c
sssa
sus Landing
%
with
and that the proposed law would not any respect add to
eee xo e SS Of derived
The srsdulisy smisans: ana
I
sSSs ss s' ss
ESsv James ss:Y, 1s sa rAsR
Grnns Hnturp Co. As.s.der wiley G. cl mSrg.u;
ss;;
cs s,ns:
e. S. ssssy
IL amid party
ling agents. boarding keepers and others Of
s s 5 ys
q passage into tho interior nothing about prices
s &" III Fl Syss
ss tni e s only
hunting ana a Or
Ssss I'll
grants public wharf ana dominated By these
fx::snss S.siss S,
when tickets direct
IL am Ssns
wharyss unde, the control Of
%
as the o
to ss t. c In a city,
instance will land their into their warehouse
thereby rendering it impossible for person to impose
upon the arriving emgrant which plan Is received by the
people Of Boston well by the emgrang public on th
eide Of the ocean, and which operation will doubt
determine gradually large portion of emigfants to contract
their passage via TO Boston, instead Of for the
port New where there real practicable law
for their protection in existence Now We are anxious &c
learn whether Legislature, in spite Of the most well
founded the combined shipping interest Of
the city will dare law against the welfare Of emf
grants and for the exclusive promotion Of the interest
emgrant hunters In our opinion few simple regulations
would cut OF at all and swndng as far IS 1t
regards the purchase Of inland passage tickets that "
let enacted that the Of railroad and steamboat
their rates Of fare and that shall be penal offence fo
every persons sell ksts at higher rate than
that published by the respective lines This humble
the emgant protected against fraud and impostons
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-21

THE OPERA-To night Madame Sontag takes her con9e
to the public Of New York Her in this metro
polls has been unprecedented this evening making the
thrteth time in which she has appeared in opera during
the season. and it hardly be said that the enthusiasm
of her admirers has suffered any dminuton. She makes
her farewell in sSonnambula.n We understand her
next visit win be Philadelphia where she will create
great furore as she has done here.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-21

JuLKS.-This wonderful little artiac has been
hitherto prevented from making his projected tour
through the South and West by indspositon, but we
learn that in few days. he win set out it. After he
has given concerts in all the principal Cities he will
turn to this metropolis in time to asonish and captvate
the visitors to the Worlds Fair.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-21
The Fact is Spreading through CITY and


soughtor vitszer Of the hair that ita decay
and is lnttre, feSiLty aud beauty. u Is ed
ittrd, 0 tat CT tod rp's lair dye prNdus n-tt
Ftto' Eud itr~rntst hts"x brown For sale = SJy
stor House, naolS he Ay9 IL applied privatsly.
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and desirable preparation far preserving restong and
Identifying the hair the world produced The attention
81 tie country trade especially invited to examine this
article from the following reasons-frst IL pays The re-
taller than usual proHt secondly it's lton is
thoroughly abishod thirdly its effect ia each ad in all
II % the NEST pleasing and satisfactory character
feurthy the fscs Increasing beyond precedent In the
history " the nacris 'cn etaed at the rem ,rkablo
low price Of % cents in farge handsome bottles Sold at
prices by the principal jobbers of drugs and
fancy goods in New York, Philadelphia, Boston, Nv Or
leans Be and by all retail dealers whore in city
aud country Principal Wholesale depot I6 Br,ldway
stairs d. ). BARNES, PROPRIETOR
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r.. = ClenveI's Honey Soap.-Just received.
Of the nbnve parabe toilet soap Also
r. s. Cleavcre celebrated Musk Brown Windsor Shaving
aud soaps Bears grease clarified Nc For
Falo ly w. j. DAVIS co. 40 Cortlandt street, sole
nrTu rs for pitpdS tate
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-21

GOufeun's Liquid TINT Dyc ~, WuHhO'I OK
ron rcgeryaton the best ever Invented Beware
fruned dyes Equally celebrated Is Gourauds Bcioated
sosp FOR curing pies reokies ssowncs chaps rough
poudrc subtitle uprcuts hair from part Of the
body. Liquid Rouge, Lily WLite and Hair 6oss At "
WAIter street, near broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-21

Plates to go under Store Show Window.
$ G. CLARK, 49, Broadway, engrsver Il manufacturing
lcautful article resembling silver ut the low price Of 81
foot also door plates cards seals &C. engraved and
printed ut low prices.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-21

the public that he still continues at the old welknow,
tand No "a Fulton street where he offers large assert
mt Of gold and silver Watches superb jewcry and
elegant at reduced prices and to be
represented. O. s. JENNINGS, % Fulton street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-21

Rch's improvement.-STEARNS MARVIN, No. A6
Water street. New York the only makers Of Saaman
der Safes with Wldsrs patent and Rieh patent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-21

That perfection to reach the you start;
And the maxim is proved, for mortal disputes
That all portraits are perfect depicted at Roots
ROOTS Gallery, No 1853 Broadway Rooms easy of
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roofs Gallery No s Brosdvsy Rooms easy
Twenty-Five cent Daguerrcotypes.-Rees&
Co. No s Broadway take more fine pictures daily .h.,
process and the enlarged horse plate machine
quality BY which they pictures daily
Extensive Sale or Real Estate. 1t wiz
BLEECKER that the large and valuable lae
%s.
that h. 81
fifteen hoI.es lots dneuding two lo being
~
to a Of s. the on city q
the best business streets up town Grand street not
ssPs.ist: and sssnsss men , and
thoy will do well to keep this sale in view.
salsmander Safes, Wnder's Patent, with
with sas GHs %.s s:s
Dry Goods. Mr.. F. c. Smith, OF Nos. 323 ana
s2s Fulton street Brooklyn, Informs that has just
soods e the
o. n s s%s vSrn
chants, and do not doubt u his spring stock beautiful
they undoubtedly viii be speedily bought up by his
fair patrons.
James n. Brown, formerly with Squire Il
Brother Fulton street and 1872 Bowery would notify his
the 81 brown afwoop he wo ss h. happy
to serve them with watches, jewory silver sc.
Diamonds for Sale, by the lot, or In parcels
thcrefrom to su. customers Diamond crosses pins rings
&C. for sale at the lowest prices, by DAVID RAFT Inn
porter 3s Broadway corner of White street mp stairs
Watches and Gold Pcns.-J. Y. Savage, %
Fulton street las band large assortment of fine go
and silver watches consisting % Tobias Joshua John
pines &e also independent second watches magic huntcn
and small hunting levers for ladies' Riehelieu gold
cold only at " Fulton street.
q. 3. ia innings Is happy to Inform his frients
the public that he still continues the old
ttand No "a Fulton street. where he offers large
gold and silver Watches superb jewclry,
elegant yer at reduced prices and warranted to be
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-21

Fulton street las band large assortment of fine go
and silver watches consisting OF W. j. Tobias Joshua
and Beasleys levers Coopore and other dupcxes h
pines &c also independent second watches magic
and small hunting levers for ladies' Rieheeu gold -peis
cold only at " Fulton street.
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Twenty-Five cent Dagucrreotypes.-R 4
Co., No. 9 Broadway take fine pictures daily this,
any three establishm in the city with German
process and the enlarged horse plate machine
no imtators or competitors equal the expedition AM
quality by which they take 800 pictures daily.
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rns hAhs Gteas MIR Jchn G. RisSs. IN
hts prospectus II tho Daily Giobe, TO he lab
'sshed ia Washington daring the comieg So,
sion es coagr~s~ thus explains how 10 IN,
'sn'ls TO furnish fall rercsss II the debates In
Congress sishsa few minutes after sl.sir DC.
hsery
eNi have ers7s ~ sixteen reporters n
tsssss>Ns. zach Ia stcsrNsion viii take ,N..ss
aatses i've snsnsiss. thsn retire, rssrsfs shss,,
SO The pres. rst thess alp Nv ssir 10 the
sssests II ssrses~sseetsS sna ,has whsse q BE.
hate y srag 80 ~ ssssxsess. Il wsii i~s Pa IA
sys-e. ssss N Fra sssna,es set "a " ssjess 4
vsn ~ pat N rsint .AsH. NV tbs ussas,s ~
snsNssa - ssaa ~ sh~ ssss~es rasa a 5
ssssA u " 60 sas kass, West snsl S..sss.
sAd ~ iAss ~ > e'sewk =. ~ So IN Ssx,,l.
Al ~ fss-e~vsiass - sss<axvess AZ ~ ~ et
Ssssssy hssss - s.tFsarorseus fsssss cha seNa.
Fess sses.siss - sAs~rTTss ~tll sessA she ss<svs
,ee assissa sspf tfs saisss ftsu NJ ssrsts
Nstsv 'hse ssssss ssesmsas rxssvs ssv n rlgvu
lafsct
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CRors, &c, IN GsoaaiA.-- There was slight
frost AT Milledgcvilic OH The 10th, bu, not suf.
'icicns to do ANY injury to cotton.
private letter from Lee county, dated the
10th inst, published in the Savannah Rcpul,.
lican, states that the weather for the previous
three weeks in that section Of Georgia had
been very favorable for picking cotton. Crops
were Promising both of cotton aud corn, tn,
latter yielding much better than thoy promis
ed during the droagh, Ia tho early part Of the
season 4 considerable demand Cor provision.
Is anticipated, as the prospect fw the extrn.
sion Ct rai'rcsd facilities thro,,sh that coua,y
VIII cause mary largo planters 10 settle there
srom various sections Of Georgia and e,he,
States The h,sl.h u shs count, is stated q
be excellent
Tbs West Peim, ueaeon. Of tbs sosh ias,.
saysI
The weather l. fine ST. picking. snd We t,e,
l'ese the asBcss arr. generally. half thr.,,sss.
with is, whsch slszs nss sgsesk yyyy fsv.rsbiy
sax large yissd Ssvsa tie rrsssus iasgiss
,tens ws srv nslly sSsastarcsi that the sscp a
sSstsee VII fsll sisst ~ ths, ~ last yvss. ard
eeSrss tAa S,saih ard West spptsy the .ictlss,
ws stall snseshtesis Gail is che sx<rS.s.r shs,
essssa The shestHsss a the essss. tsN-ss,,s,
18th TIE ,eesvasssi sssessspi. ssa we sssass NJ,
sass'e s~sa rss~s ASH ~e vvss,d assfss ss,s
ssssa<s sses - ~ ssse hsssy IN ssissex.
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. . . II . II
A GREAr ENrgRPRisE. have already
alluded to q Company organized under char
ter granted by the New York Legislature, for
the purpose of constructing railroad to the
Pacific. We now find tho following in tho
Philadelphia Enquirer OF the 18th:
1t is stated that the capital is 90, O00, 900,
and that thirteen Of the principal contractors of
the United States have offered TO construct
each one hundred miles, and to take half their
pay In stock. The line proposed will be first
direct TO 81. Louis, thence through Missouri
and Arkansas to Marshall, in Harrison county.
Texas directly west of Shreveport, La, the
termination Of the Vicksburg Ind Shreveport
Railroad, and in the vincinity of the New Or.
leans and Pacific Railroad, with which 1t will
unite and extend to Sa,tfDiego by FL paso.
Tho Company will avail themselves, rs far ms
possible, OF lines already contemplated in Tex
MS, and thus secure the grant of 10000 acres
OF land per mile. The whole route is proposed
TO DO OF six feet gauge. The means OF the
Company will he adequate, added to the grant
OF lands by Missouri, Arkansas and Texas,
within the States, and of tho General Govern.
mcnt west OF the Rio Grandc. Satisfactory
preliminary arrangements are nearly compile
ted for the organization of the Company and
when fully completed, a competent person will
proceed 10 London 10 secure the cooperation
Of capitalsts,thcrc.'
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SALE or Tows Lors.--Agrccnblct to previous no.
tce, th'rty-onc Of the outer town lotswcrc sold on
last Tuesday, for the round sum Of s2,os7. Each
lot contains near twelve acres, which, OH an aver.
ago, would amount to about SO ~ pcr acre, or
s13 10 per lot. Another sala viii take place on the
first Tuesday IN December next ~
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MrGaSe CnAss,--lhusc II var ttiei,,ls who de
neh, ia inaalFine IA tes,s eli iussemassl.ig. can
SaiiiS ,hclr erhl's,u ty meeting ca ,weise mile
ryNiF,c, bctwe,n tim Cteek aud To- Colests, chou,
,Se,,S uiys sea,h eg ~, plsSy va ftar,.iss ucs,.
tse 18th hss \ isTeg dsv,e " VIA Na.,aag. /.
,Aia ~ Dc 'ehsseg IN 'aN ,'sitl, asa ,hc c.ssssa.
Il Tee ceartlss a Goarsi', ,'o'.d ard 4eSss che
lyv ness shcss ssses. srd vhn have bot .anas n
she's o~n sse~s ~ gv,seE aisei With them, haze
sffNsnieS I've s'lN,v saS,~i dss u rcSt etse
dss al "gNsa ss1s.~slssS' ssst ,he s~easr,
eAsss k. cissate ss,i ssa es ,b,-s sAs,s.sssss.s.
fss Esr '5,slt d sats gsss-,l
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Warfield & Tables

~" The Mobile Board of Health hare discon.
n!nucd their reports Of in,crmcn,s in tina. city, aud
have pronounced the epidemic stayed
On the es,h ult, tue weather in that city was al.
most freezing,
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~ The msil did arrive last nigh,--ycs, il didi
s'rapsc 10 'ny however, papers that are now pas.
due from Now Orleans. failed to find their way Il,
this mail; but la lieu thereof we have received The
Delta OF date October Hine.- Mirty:fonr day.
oa. Who says wo alnt progrossnrs ito5 =
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hang hS,wcee ,~e neesoca, whseh occasre'l Va this
flsrw short ,isse shses. The circumstance dfvs
srts scsese isssasAs esaohs elsises AID ;, 80
gsscssay ,hessts ~ rs,is, ~ ese Il Tie -s,vs..
NJ isssis's. -. asste II b. eshs "a osnswS
~seFers Ne % Isssvrang ksd h~sa u,s,,a,
fsfsse itssSs. shss be hss sse,. ssss--ksra ~.
sls - sssrt ~ as esAsr ps,s'i ssas. ss,l wNs
- Ass'e tAss - 81 p, usisl sftss .he o<Suess~
Nsassci ~ esl 4 Vi. e~sse a. cass xsa,ss...
tstssA = seesss - al " ~s sesryss 'saosse, a
IssN - ressss. ssaasssies W T. stesa al
AA.Wse
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Ma SattF fisc Paris Sssse~,.oy.slss,, q ihs
lsssis'a NeAs, writing ug-sa tlsy sath va, sAss
" Ssssis tbs tmsstcse Msvi.s,s 10 is,e tssssss
= NsissA = sssA Al rAgts and very sssssas
apsss isAt'sn is ssesgnsss Ess hsx tsss,ss,gy.l
s'as asa ss<asci. -. srSsistss Asshssiss, that
~ = s.eessist,es - sttsast4isS 10 e~xxss.se
wsh stcea ti4s9etaA, tss the rsfxisNse a s,s,tsa
~ Vs. sasesfssa cetss1ns~as lie has hss
ssssssi ss3ss,ssss sab " i'ssslse BE lhs,s.
assi = sssssssessag - sasss hls ssssx.sst i, "a
gfsScss w iessu4xss d. ~ t,,.,S " ~s.,,s,
has ssv shaaes a sarsx.
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1slegfapAis Items.
ArRicANIziNG CUBA.


Washington, Oct. 25--The Union Of TODAY
states that additional and reliable information
hiss been received confirming fully the report
OF the attempt on the part OF England, France
and Spain, TO Aificanize Cuba. Ii declares
that arrangements have actually been effected
for the importation OF African apprentices, and
the xvowal will be made openly rs soon as the
English and French fleets reach the neighbor-
hood Of Cuba.
Herman j. Redacld has been appointed
Collector Of Customs for the port Of New York,
rice 4. :Bron3on, removed; John j. Cisco has
been appointed Sub-Treasurcr, rice Dix. re-
signed; and John X. Broadhcad has been ap.
pointed Naval Officer, rice Itedfcld, promo
ted.
MISSION To PORTUGAL.
John Ice Sullivan will undoubtedly be an.
pointed Charge dAfiars TO Portugal.
gS UxANiafTr or THE CABINET
The Fsiiii0rs which have been disseminated
Of difficulties in the Cabinet arc utterly with
out l6(1ndation.
The President Is determined to sustain Sec.
rctarr Marcy and Guthrie at all hazards.
u ~. Gr0nGE LAW. M
Z Me- York, Oct 24.-Thc newspapers Of
this city, this morning, contradict tho report
| that George Law has failed.
THE 0REAr FIRE IN LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 22.--The fire in this city
yesterday destroyed the Louisville journal
Office, the rolling mill warehouses, containinga
large quantity Of iron, lfolbrook's drug store.
Wilson, Starbcard & Smiths three story ware
houses, three dry goods stores, a trunk factory,
and many other buildings embracing the whole
block on Fihh erect, from Bullet strcet-iaif
way-to Water street
The South Carolina papers mention heavy
ffosty In the interior OF that State, ON the 10th
inst. Vegetation Was seriously affected Tho
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Epiron's TAnln---Wc have received, ths week,
the November number Of Grahams Magazine. As
usual, II rcplctc with interesting and choice arti.
Ccs aud beautiful cngrayings
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70 His silver hlghness, Jack Frost, paid us an
other visit last "Wednesday night, Tender plant.
are the Gully sufferers at the present time