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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-29
SECOND BOARD.
Weekly Review u the Dry Goods Trade.
NEW YORK Sent 28-6 p NJ


Though the autumn Is far advanced shs dry goods
rshc remains quite vigorous. Doubtless, large whole
s houses lees fequenteA; JET jobsers appear Is
su as ever ard asticipats Lively business for soms
time hence Their Northern merchants are arriving Ia
greater numbers and purchasing very liberal supplies.
Near b. deslers have far kept out Of the nAhst 70
considerable extent but they stand in need Of ssoek
and Will have to seorre them Immediately Several
western buyers have returned to the city, and sre at
present making their later ssiecsiens the quantity Of
able productions taken by item on the OCCASION Of
their first VISIT not having proved sufficient to nee. the
calls Of their uhtomsrs. Tse southern demand his re
Gently improved and is pretty brish Ia via Of
al there circumstances. and Of reduced stocks wish
diminished recspts pricee oIersby vel supported
and ssen fati6actory to r'ost factors.
Brown ahsshpss ard shirtipgs In fair supply and
moderate demand at previous quota Tone Bescaed goods
find ready purchasers at fun rates. The amount ia
market 10 nc. very large. Cotton faAnels are le asun-
dant and more inquired for. The enksncsd value Of all
woolen goods ocsas'onsd 9 better demand for dnon
fabrics. We quots them as follows
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Bxeess efnports exports in one week $751; sS
This aggregate sAows an increase ON the previous
week, but the increase has been principally In spess,
There large shipments Of brssdsus last week TO
Liverpool and HArs. Full half Of the totaa value Of
msrsha.diss exported soDossa Of -four and wheat
shipped 70 different parts Of Europe. win be seen that
setwithsanding the active outward movement Of agr
cultural prsdusts the balances against in our foreign
trade il weekly several millions Of dollars. In the aes Of
this state Of things We sanAst prevent large shipments
Of SPECIE
The New Orleans Prizes Current Of the LIST Of September
gives the annexed exhibit Of the tcnnsge employed in the
Of that port during each quarter OF the years
ending Jane 50, 1852 and 1858.
COMMERCE. OF NEW ORIxARs-TcNNAaB ElIREp AND
CLEARED.
TONNAGE ENTERED.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
- ~-~~~~~~>-~>-y~->~ : !.
MATRIMpNY,

A YOUNG MAN, n YEARS OF AGE, GOOD LOOKING,
n well eiucsted and engaged in good buApess wishes
g meet IN youns lady Of good pleasing ext
matrimonial alisnoe. young lady who has money
rodr her own olnrol will be preferred rs The advertiser
ear, WITH coal eAftAl, In short time reaze fortune
Ihs ys htt ey reference in rclton 20 character snd
tpes'aty givtn aAi the same ~it be vequirod PIesse
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NEW BEDFORD on MARKET, SErr 26-Spe-m The
market is quiet and have emily ysport sales Of 900
bhs at 81 20 per Ion. Whale coatnuss In scive
cs sass since last Of 7to hbs At 57c and 300 bhs
at sec. per gallon, and about SEQ bbs. at p,cs MOI
trArspiYed Holders are firm ct Cos por gallon Whale.
bane-There has been some activity 10 the srket 80
hear Of sses Of 900 lbs Northwest at &c., lbs
Polsr a. % COO lbs s.34c and 60 600 lbs at 3c
per 10. The market coeed firmly
The following tho imports OF oil into the United
SkAtes for The reek cudin1 Sfnfemhar "a
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

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city. This work highly portant TO- strangers and s
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Hoped, the receipt Of 12L liberal discount
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Broadway Post Office.
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This 10 first class business publication. II contains
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lected The Appearance Of the above
paper e1eslled By t. o. In the country and the
The first number isusd ths frt September and
the second the 6rst 81 October In addition the
fsolid reading the printing type
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A TTTNTIoN. : BEST PROFESSOR

A TTTNTION. BEST PENxANsVIP-PRoFEsso
PsnDsn teacher writing Europe and America
n q
M.m:terg ard Jersey CITY his return from ten. Of VI.
:ssy pssiers
A ,ns e n
Me- se.s Iss arr :s,s q.
rapid good mercantile hand sssiv. 70 tventy
5 are very %
:. r.. door IN ss s;s she silver
:.gsoay sr. TO G oyss Rsia's s
and invitation cards suUsrby written st hours notice
70 &
great metropotan fashion ard
R.s :p f. naRs
n9 sorsa :: q. G Ss $40
I sh ssS with sPD; ,S Of SSm
'e
besuul private studio. which modern enterprise h.s es
sI u ts:s IL ss . ss
Ps asss 81 s's susS 4.
Of would r: an insult :.
.rer tel is auable an tho sum for shcs
a s,lsss a n sia
he in all by brief series Of lessons under Gold
M h'sd and
TnINcH LANGUAeE.-koNsIEUR KT MADAME
bUgos both s:souates At the universty Of Ps hsy:
gentiemeps classes in the evening Private glasses In
FTpch Latin and Greek; also In nase and drawing No.
675 Broadway, opposite Metropolitan Hotel
TEsTRUcTION.-TO SOUTHEREERS--A YOUNG
lady, Of education and reenen ent, would like sttns
toB and companion Ia genteel family resid
ing South. agreeable nome in s)uthern elimaie
desirable than faary. Address Rosa Kirby, Herald Office
for three days.
M forms Ter pupis and friends that che prepared
to resume hsr on the piano and at her
any day from till o'clock References, ksssrs. Schaxn
burg Luis, 722 Broadway.
THE BANJO TAUGHT IN A FEW EASY LESSONS
by JOHN BUTILkR at his residence, IT, West TWEEN
ty fifth street, cerner Of Eighth avenue.
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The increase in tonnage entered during the year end
Ing June 80, 1853, 1910 and in tenDage cleared,
60 257 Tbs returns do not fhow whether the increase
larger per cest in American than foreign tonnsge,
IN the domestic trade Of the port the forega trade
aAna
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Ginshans sell freely at lilo. for the leading makes.
Lawns and nankins are unatsred Osnaburgs
and frm though not very eagerly sought After Print
ing cloths ess freely offered, yet remain In rather
limited request at old rates. Prints not extsn
svely dealt in but sessonAbs and steady
Thev nav he 0uOted a fellOWs:-
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r3XTRs PAy.-ALL ". 3. NAVY sAUGRB WHO
~ served in United states vsssel IL Tho Pecac 81
Tine cm 1870 20 ls2 pty obi an sh dcable pay
81 BpW& hD HaS1@AB, 9ssnt,
date Parser 8. navy y ssuta Nfaisz ifsss,, 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-29
r PIERRE HOUSE, PEILADELPnIA-OPEN TO
IL the accommodation Of guests Ssptem Dor %, 1853.
t.

II the REORGANIZATION Of guests Sspteme Dor 90 1853
j. TABEn SON PTsDfistorS
CANDERSON's FAMILY HOTEL GaAMRnOYPARK.=
- Ths rsgped having associated under tho Arm n
Mather Co., have leased the new ard commodicus hosd
easter1y front of Gramsroy park extending nom
about the LIST Of November next This EST abhshme
erected for tss entertainments Of fa
He's requiring eonfcrssbie quarters. coA-
pnrlcrs hundrd hety chamboga
with all the modern nvclisnees improve
nents and capable OF hundse1
Parties dereus Of making for th0
SEEMING season can apply psrsosas 70 NJ sandsrsos, q
from four until five o'clock, by ne.s ADDRESSED 6
his residence, No. 80 Murray street
CHaS l.. MATR Err ofthe Aston House.
JAMES ". SAEDEAS0N, of the College Hotel.
TIRE NEW COLLINS HOTEL, FOOT OF CANAL
street. hundred and twelve rooms, paslss
families or transient boardrs This house not surpassed
for somfoIt retirement a1d fronts the river making
veey desirable location The will be let
terms. TALLMAN q MAPEN.
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EeLD AND SILVER WATCHERS. 1yAH0NDs AVE-
IT jewelry-GEo. G. ALLEN importer, No. II WALL
street. nsaf broadway, second Roor.
JULES yURcEreRN WATCHES, -. -.
Warranted perfect time keepers, from. ~oS to$Zop
Duplex and levers from ................ lbs to rs
INprpExpEHT
And quartsr watches timing horses. J 70 2o
cBRoNonrrERs.
snleadid pocket cbronomstsrs, perfect time 49,
rIcHr DAY WATCHES,
Which run eight days with winding lao to 16G
WATCHES,
For ladies' some In hunting csses. HN lcc
DIAMOND WATCHES,
Fer ladies', some In magic cases 90 70 SOC
Which ebaure into rent watches. 100 10 17C
WATCHES wHfUH
And turn tho hands without Key ........ IS TO 14c
ALL KINDS wAroTfe PRICES.
fine geld epne watches four holes jewsiled.
eoiS q smeied watches for he ladies' . :. 50
Gold RL gltsh raten levers 80
aoId Essah patent levers hunting eases SO
patent 1evors low 10
Silver detached levers low as....s............ IL
Diamond esrrp Pima brsceets anges rings and erosess
Tor sale at much less than tho usu1l Prices.
All kinds Of gold chains gold Wedding rings gold
SIS brseeets sTsssspns eus pins eeets earrings geld
and silver spsctscles, gold toothpok charms chatsAA
chains, &s.
Sterling silver sroora cupe forks, rte Knives napkin
hngs fruit knives wesaing cake kniv,s az.
Watches and jeveIry exchanged All watches WARRANTED
10 keep good time or the money returned.
All kinds Of Watches and clocks elcaaed ard repaired In
e manner much loss thar the usual prices by very
Easehss cent By NAH rs1pross 70 AL psr Untea
States free Of eherso
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MUSICAL.

GREAT sACRIFICE.-AN ENTIRELY NEW ROSE
VI wood panoforte Of very superb touch and tome
made BY jeurneyman piansfoite maker for his
win be sold at an immense saeiihss for cash second
Weber who will warrant it, It cal be At Io3 West
Broadway mp stairs. JOSEPH TRENZ.
TTPRIGHT GRAND PIANOS WITH IRON FRAKIs.-
Up to the present period the great dicuty has
the upright grand pianos keep Ia This defect
has been admirably reneded By introducing the iron
three Of these beautiful Instruments and takes great plea
anime them Hs has ase isrge ssSrsnsns ~ b.sas
pianos admirably adapted fer small and with al
medulaed form and the greatest stock Asre. Of T.
ana s,en.r esl,s SbicS are pa.s - bs1 ny
schnswlesged by ares and the public in general TIE
planes in the world, and several beautiful
melodesns BY s. D. h. W. smith, which tuned in the
equal tsDperement the harmony being ~ good In Tie
deems tuned and are the best In
TIERS $50 Broadway the feaa piano and music establish
NenA
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bebns ars quickly sssen on arrival az sucJant rtse5
Dfis are attracting inorssssd st.rton ., the seont
rdeciiep tbs stock Is ho~ersr stu en- pc All oPpses.
"a. Folders reyeri tie currency stas,-.
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DRY GOODS,

-~s..s .<s--->-
attention Of lsSss and ell Of really Ans
shsw to superb variety u.t inpSrssd for The s .es.
some nssniassns aSseins.: q real India esmes ha
ean Delhi DeseNa and other eastern productions win -
shawis IN every conceivable design He would especially
heretofore into this oou.ty sho fabric being Of
pure oaes hair IN France by that
which thas Of India a. 70 require
hs closest t. ssts hG Rnsf asP;
foreign shawl and cloak warehouse. 3oi Broadway.
1EApAMR KossUTH RUTrKAI, MADAME KossUTH
MI NEsZhENYI sisters, take the liberty to inform the
ladies' their opened Broad
and Chansiy aoes embroidsred msusseln and
30 &e. They also provided for the
sa ba and ehdrcns oothng snd promise the punetuai
Of AL orders they receive and guarantee the
SAFE delivery II town and country.
NEoDEa-NADAME F GAyELLB, n2 BROADWAY.
sext October several Of winter bonnets suck
velvet satin and hat chosen in me nrss rsss
houfes. Also silk for drssses Paris snbroideEies aesS
flowers and corsets.
DARIs CLoAKs AND MANTILLAS.-EvERY NO
yefsy for the present fall trade Is now ready for in
gpecsion tho Paris Aptila Rmporn 3l Broadway, -
which The attention q i'a Gso 81 ssssavsy
piIRcs BATTLE, TAILIEuKs AND IEPoRInRs
Cf French goods aud deslors in every variety Of
sss sssropaiitan hSs would rs.psS.sss isr
osivsd sh:r fall and winter stock per fsni.
consisting Of large and rich assortment Of vsstings,
Ss lowest es s snd rsSss
chambre made 70 order In superior STYLE
w W. sIMoNs, NO o. BowKRY. ONE DooE
w above Hester street. would respectfully inform The
their in'psooa his fall style Of sonnsss on Thursday
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czARMERs' HOTEL, N5 AND az WASHINGTON
= street, between hshnson and Murray. 4esxd saS
lodging 81 day PeIeons visiting the oily WI IND d
heuss good and convenient place 60 stop at
WIZ. 4. C0ANRAELIN, preo33stoas
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4 YOUNG CANADIAN WISHES TO GIVE LESSONS
IA in French and Latin ANY wishing to learn
either both Of the above address Antoine Longpe
No. 80 Canal street, corner of Broadway.
FRENCH CANADIAN INVITES THOSE WHO
IA with to learn the French LATIN Language to leave
their address at LA CO mira sire ct. d. DAVIS.
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Asms-some 80 barrels changed hands, at previous quo
tatiope.
BREApsTuFFs Flour moderately active The sales
included COO barrels at s. 5e4 IS IS; super
fne Ne. IS SIX So ordinary 70 ch oscs State at
49,: a II 60 81 "A
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OFUoE ACCESSORY TRANSIT Co OF NICARAGUA I
Nkw YORK, September 28, 1853
Re diyestors Of this company having notcsd the let
~ % Mr.. @ Var olt whtch appeared in this
&o PAPER desire merely to that when toe accounts
md vouchers apper tanning TO NJ Vardsrbuts agency
kn be received. the cEDy VIII be ready and willing
g pay him any balance That may be found to be due
= the rany asks have asked, IN that these
osoets may b rsndred By reqasst Of the Directors,
JAMES OGDEN, vics Pr ssldent.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-03
Local IntelIigence""City Affairs &e
INCREASING THE NIGHT WATCH.

INCREASING The NIGHT WATCH.
At the last meeting of the Council an ordi-
nance concerning the night watch was taken up
aud adopted. 1t provides for the appointment of
four additional watchmen, and authorises por--
ton of the watch to rendezvous at the station
house of the second or Shockoe Hill Market
house We are sure every lover of order in the
city Will hail this addition to the effective police
force with satisfaction, We have always labour-
cd under the Impression that the number Of
watchmen employed was entirely too small pro-
perry to guard the city, and have, time and again,
endeavoured to impress this conviction upon the
public authorities and the people. The Council
have at last arrived Mt the same conclusion nd an
addition of four Watchmen has been made.
We trust at least two of these four additional
watchmen will be posted in Monroe Ward be-
cause we hear frequent complaints Of disorderly
proceedings in that ward at late hours of the
night. A few nights since, we learn, a gentle
man was attacked by two ruffans, near Brook
Avenue, and narrowly escaped with his life.
citizen residing on Second street, north of Broad
str eet complains bitterly of rowdy proceedings
on that street, almost nightly. Not only are the
inhabitants residing between Broad street and the
Shockoe Hill Burying Ground, disturbed by all
those noises VIII ich ''rowdes' know so well how
to create, but property has, in several instances,
been injured.
Monroe ward comprises within its limits, a
large portion Of the city, and taking it for grant
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-03

magnetic telegraph along the entire line of the
Road, u be ready tor operation on the COM
pletiou of the road. The Company is to carry
messages Of the Government without charge.
and they are also to transport tho mails of the T.
s.. aud mail agents, aud troops, ordnance, militia
~ stores. naval stores and supplies, Indian sup
plies, &C. free of charge TO the Government
Such is the outline of this bold and truly great
and benifcent proleet:-and l have very little
doubt considering the auspices under which it
is brought forward, that it is to be successful.
1t is understood, however, that the Company
have not designated or selected any route as vet,
aud may take the Missouri route, or Governor
Roanes route, or General Rusk's route, or that
which Texan Company has designated from Ell
Paso to San Diego or, with the assent of Mexi-
CO, NJ. 'Dupuguier's route, through Sonora. They
take the wide range of the Mississippi valley for
poiut of departure.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-03
OF ECHAL.

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT
~ and ruth the odrfce and consent 81 the Senate.
John Wilson to be Commissioners ofthe General Land
Office, vice Justin Butterfed, resigned.
Judah solomon Levy to be Commercial Agent of the
United States at Tetuan, the Empire of Morocco
Merod Abecassis be Commercial Agent ofthe United
States at Larache. in the Empire of Morocco
William r. Smith, Collector of the Customs at Gal
veston in Texas Joun b. Ashe whose commission
revoked.
Frederick L. Henop Appraiser of Merchandise at
Philadelphia, rice John H. Withers removed.
SUPERVISING INSPECTORS OF STEAMBOATS,
James Murray. of Baltimore, Nd, rice John Murray
whose commission revoked
Alfred Guthrie, OF Chicago Illinois, otce Geo. w. Dole,
declined
William A Bird, Of Black Rock, New York. rice Hi.
ram Barton, declined
Charles w Copeland of New York NJ Y rice Robert
L. Stevens declined
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-03
BUSINESS NOTICE.

Experience having fully convinced ofthe superiority
OF the all Others in the conduct of bust
have determined to offer such Inducements to
the patrons of the "DAILY TINES will secure more
rigid adherence that system We therefore announce
that the paper will be faithfully served any subscriber
within the limits of the city, hereafter for the sum
OF Flee Dollars paid tue time of subscribing, within
thirty days thereafter And any patron now book
at the expiration ohs subscription year. within
the limit specified his subscription By paying S.
Those who choose to avail themselves of the ad
payments will be charged SO heretofore. This
arrangement will render the Times of the cheapest
papers published nth South, and will trust, induce
friends aid in extending its alton In every
quarter.
We contemplate during the year, giving greater di-
versty the columns of the paper and making other
improvements which will add to its general interest,"
But it is province PERFORM not to promise So
judge US bv acts.
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line. with new feeders, daily swelling the buIk
OF Its freights, will largely Increase the.
Company's revenue
nave the honor to be, most respectfully. vopr
o n servant J. Y. MASON,
President of the James River and Kanawba
Company.
OFFICE OF THE JAMES RIvERSKA Co }
o. December 20th, 1852.
sIR-The aggregate amount ofinterest, including the
Geoe due and payable on the first day of Janu
airy and July next. is as follows
D"e and payab1eto Tie Commonwealth
Annuity ofthe old James River and Kspavha Gamma.
I,ts,ra.. - u S10500 90
interest on Bond of March 25th, 1s42. = 500 90
~ GU FEBRUARY gath 1S45... s,O59 SO
~ state Stock under act of March lst
Interast ON 49,, 370So 90
Internst 90 Stot, $500 90
--..----.----.-.-..-.-. 5000 90
U,,oonz ,o,,lz,. =. S70,03g &c
ihterest on Bonds issued under act of March
+, -'"' 1908, $3.50 90
Interest on Bonds issued under act
of March 9th, 1919. 10 5oo M
Interest on Bonds issued under act
of March 10th. 1s49. - 5oa m
Interest on Bonds issued under act
OF March 18th, 1850 ..... IN sco m
--$67 800 90
oe
Yours, very respectfully, ~
To j. Y. MASON, ESQ., ~ "eofe'"ry'
President James River and Kana,eta Con0auu.
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11nf
Sales to-day of 600 bbls Howar I'd street Flour af Ar
~ Alter change hours yesterday 1000 barrels were
sold at IS 25 at which held today until late when
the above sales made at S. l23
No sales ofCity Mills.
Sales Of red Wheat at ll2 CENTS and white at lis a
12Gc.
a63c. ~ ~
Whiskey a4l aa5c in bbls.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-03

The present scarcity Of silver is supposed to
be owing to tho shipments of largo amoun,s of
i've franc pieces to tho East Indies. The London
News says-"lt may be well to mention that
the movement is perfectly in the course of trade,
and is chiefly caused by the demand for coin for
circulation in our vast India possessions, on the
arrival in which the metal is duly melted down
and coined into rupees for the East India Com
pany,''
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-03

PRIZE FOR SUBSTITUTE FOR GUANo.-The Council
efthe Royal Agrcuur al Society have offered prize OF
$1,000 and the gold medal of the Society, for The disco
very OF equal in ferizing properties to Peru.
Wan guano The competing manure will be judged by
the STANDARD of guanO ascerained by Professor ay;
and claim for the prize will be entertained unless il
be shown that unlimited supply of the manure can be
obtained price not thae 95 per ton and within
the reach of the agricuIturiss the United Kingdom
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-03

The LAND RESOLUTIONS passed by the North
Carolina House of Commons, asserting the right
of North Carolina to a fair share of the pro-
ceeds of the Public Lands, were suffered to lie
on the table OF the Senate till the last night of
the session, when they We're rejected by that
Locofoeo body, by the casting vote of the Speak
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-03

PoToMAc SHAD.-Walter Fl. Finnell. eso..
now fishing on the Potomac, near Acquia creek,
Virginia, caught on the Goth ultimo white sbad
and on the 30th four others, fat and fiue Mr.. F.
says he has been fisherman twenty one years
and has never heard of shad being taken in De-
ceinber from the waters of the Potomac.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-03

CONCORD, N. H., Dec. 80, 1859.
The general sentiments of the speech of Sena-
tor Mason, of Virginia, in the United States
senate on the 23d instant, it is now we'll under
stood here, indicate the policy of the new ad-
minIstration | have already written YOU that
Gen. Pierce will neither act the craven nor the
headlong f!ibuster. While Cuba remains pro-
vince OF Spain, he will not Interfere, but if any
potentate attempts to take it from Spain, either
by rapine or treaty, he will interfere, cost what
it may.
Gen John E. Wool of Now York, arrived
this morning on visit to Gen. Pierce
Among the arrivals at the Eagle Hotel to day
were Hon John W. Forney and Mr.. Martin of
Pa; Hon. Chas. Hughes, and James II. Semle
OF Sandy Hill, New York. PENNACOOK.