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Is-We are authorized to announce JAMES
DUNLAP candidate JUDGE FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.
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Eser Editors of the Crescent: Please an
WILLIAM CASTFIL the office OF CLERK
OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS. mhl4
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ToBACCo-only 50 90 hhds Sold but full prices
including 80 hhds and at % and 10 hhds Selections
at7KcpB
SUGAR AND hds found purchasers
at about previous rates. s%a for Fair Fully Fair and 40
Be for Prime and Choices Moasses b prime Reboed
sold at a. and 400 bbls from Texas at 9oe y gallon.
FLOUR One forward yesterday
5000 bb fows 1910 bbls Ohio Ia a) - ST.
Louis lots 900 and 7oo) " 0 $50 1oo fancy
brand, at ~ I0Pbbl.
GhAN-Ihe stock OF Corn light and heard Of only
nes including $50 sacks Of subject Inspection &c
bushe CT Data few hundred scks disposed Of Ss6D31c
n bushs.
PRovisoNs-Pork retailing in the si4 IS for Meas
and subsequently dealers obtained a4 sH4 So the lowest rate
being refused for 500 bbs Lard less with
sales Of 80 bills No ~ and $50 key, Ordinary No. at &c D.
Bacon continued advance with sales Of so casks
sides several lots IN and II casks prime Shoulders at SIC
CoFFEE-5oJ to 500 bsgs taken at sx@sHeeD.
WlsKYDu and $50 to ITO bbls sold different lots at IS
gallon also IS De1ters at2Ss.
bales Cotton shipped Liverpool 9s
several lots to fill also ship taken for Bremen Ike fol
Cotton, and s5s for Tobacco.
EXCHANGES Demand limited
pos4
Newforh snty-day Bills. n Ct disc
tShecks on TO u q CT prem
PhuAdeiPhia Sixty day Bills. % ct, disc
I'll,
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DLASTER AND MARBLE DUST-200 bbls.
sac by JOHN q. HssDiLL 4 CO.,
sssarzo J. Hsyfuna a CoA1 :
his ssNsunzhs q 40 Aznsi1py huuaissA u Dss
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EF~ For DISTRICT ATTORNEY ST.
PAUL Ia n candidate fort he ossce
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Caution

PERSONS RuFTUHED should that they have
IRAN HERNIA, with all ia horrors bun proI
ery tod Snd sell 4 TRUSS.
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pB- FOURTH DISTRICT COURT am o Can
nj M. REYNOLDS.
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l and
order Of the Honorable Fourth DIS ret Court Ns- Orleans for
Covngtou Landing the anburg line
make Of the
hneh and adva hereby notice
they have this deposited with the Clerk
Of ssimAts and together with
according law. Persons Interested
hereby notified that days after the Of the
tableAl the
mh3l got r. PTCKRELL Nomnrss'0ner''
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no. For DISTRICT ATTORNEY B. s. TAPPA
ID candidate for DISTRICT ATTORNEY. rhlste
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SEVERAL handsome Front Rooms with "a
~ Families by nppi No. IL l
nvier Aso Rooms and Board for Single Genemen ~
RnArdn ON m treasnn
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- Eop DISTRICT ATToRNEY.-We are au-
thorI,d 10 unrs q p H. oNE Attorney and Counsel
Law this DISTRICT ATTORNEY
tho district parish q Orleans situated either
known by thet denomination which the Legislature call IL
tie
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BsS- For JUDGE OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT
RICHARD VI, BARKER candidate JUDGESHIP OF THE
fRD DIST COURT OF NEW ORLEANS, The Court which
und The n e " Comet fe1
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E-FoR JUDGE OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT Court
We authorized ROBERT NJ KEARNEY candi
date Tor the JUDGESP Of the FIFTH DISTRICT COURT Of New
DTeu ianQA n
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lsS-FOR JUDGEoF THE FIFTH DISTRICT Court.
We EDWARD D. RAND
the IuDGESIP Of the FIFTH DISTRICT COURT Of
leans. jan94 Il
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E1-FoR JUDGE OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT.
W. as STATE ha. Jadgs esndide fs'
of the Court which be aabatuted under the coutu
fels te
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GALLERY OF WAX STATUES AT COM
" MERCIAL HALL of ST. Charles Periiio
open EVERY DAY week, lum gas EVERY
EVENING. admission children
comprise the following distinguished per-scnsges
GEN ANDREW JACKSON, GEN. ZACHARY TAYLOR,
GEN. LEWIS CASS, MAI GEN. WINFIELD SCOTT,
GEN. FRANKLIN PIERCE, HON. HENRY CLAY.
HON. DANIEL WEBSTER, Jenny LIND.
MONTEZ, Countess Of I.zndselft blDOMER GIRL,
DR.. DAVID T. HINES NJ. skUPINsK Of the Ped
der Boy
The u consists Of washingtOn Reception by the Ladies
HON CALHOUN hi. standing by side.
PROFESSOR WEBSTER aud DR.. PARKMAN,
CHILD WITH TWO HEADS, and its MOTHER,
The Oh RAMA OF the interesting this beautiful e1h
on Of the splendid Painting the Battle Of New
0esnA Buena VISTA Procession Revolution IN Paris; M
q Niagara terrace Of Clifton Hotel Storm Y Great
~ York Jshua Commanding the Sun sl
and splendid ntaion Of the Crystal Palace Worlds Fair
Of fine and people Of should
hibition II Is only here temporarily. febia
AMERICAN GIANT GIRL.
addition the AMERICAN GIRL
female living only is DID,
H. The and weighing 5l4
proportional has been engaged short
commenced on Saturday morning, a5h No extra charge.
This "Zeugodon." but reality huge
moun In o solid sesh tan sibi- vitality,
MRS. CAMPBELL, Teacher of Music, sA.ssf,
lvl gives Lessons ON THE PIANO AND GUITAR ~
hr residence No g Constance street. and ais, at No ss'
~ LECTURES at " Constance street week.
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NOTICES.
4 ERIAL NAVI(

A ERIAL NAVIG ATION-PETINIAN SYS-
IN TEM-Th. Executive c.mmee respectfully that
having all his Aerial such Balloons
Sails sersw Engines will dag, from II
I'LL O'Clock beginning SUNDAY, April H. 1e53 the
Hail the Third Floor Of the Louisiana Unireity Building,
and Bsronns opposite the Jesus
College, where the public wilt be permitted to ensnins snd judge
IS For j. b. STEELs, No. 90 Camp apl1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-18

THE tTwENTY.sIxTH ANNUAL FAIR OF II
uon Of country is now open 81 Cas
Garden, from AM until lyPM the arrangements are
saloon constantly in operation The Anniversary Add
will be delivered at the broadway Tabernacle BY the I'd
W. II. Seward on the 10th inst at7I o'clock Pm, Tts
ree may be obtained at Castle Garden the ReIosit
S5 Broadwey or Of any Of the rne Cattle 81
Of the American Institute will be held at Hamilton squ
on the Third Avenue between Sixty sixth and Sixty
tered on the nth 18th and l9th At the Clerks Office
AD0NIRAM CHANDLER, Correspondnx Seeresar{
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CRYATAL PALACE.

CUPERINTENDENTs OFFICE. CRYSTAL PALA}
- Sept 8, 1853.
lace open every day Sundays excepted between
hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and ~ o'clock r. M until ur
notice.
Single admission. ........ ......Sq
Children under twelve years of age.
Monthly tickets (for each calendar month";
Season tickets ... ~
Admttion on oatuIuay
Visitors are particularly requested to provide themse
with change, to prevent delay at the entrance.
Tickets may be purchased at the entrance to the Cry1
Palace or the music store Of VIM Hall Son, 29 Br
way corner Of Park place; also At Joe's music store
Broadway. JOHN M BATCHELDEh,
Secretary OF the Superintendent
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REGuLAR FANCY FUR sroRE-EsTAB LIsHED

DEGULAR FANCY FUR STORE-ESTABLISHED|
~ GEORGE $. AAWSON 4 Co., manufactured
importers Of fancy furs and SKINS constantly ON
large assortment Of NUTS boas vctornes peerines
Sontag capes, gauntsts, mantillas gloves, sleigh RI
especially invited 10 call and their extensive
quite equal to any in the trade and all manufactured
the premises We also remind tho ladies that we were
only fur house in the United States that received nd
for furs at the London Worlds Fair Of 1851 which
at our store, Az Maiden lane. NJ B-Branch stoI
North Third street. Philadelphia Highest market rates
for shipping furs.
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AIDES FANCY FUks.-THE SUBSCRIBERS ST
~ Of rich fancy furs Of all nstions now ready for in
Nsn ana viii be found 70 comprise the greatest and
assortment OF muis Guns, pslerinss, Hctornes, tip
ntStsd IN one sgtsblishmens Some rich specimens Of
further expectation Of those valuable skins now proh
BY the sutocrAt, ladies will find the present most des
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HORIZON sHAwLs.-THB sUBsCRIBKR NvI{
the attention Of ladies and all oonnOisssurs Of really
shewls 70 superb variety just imported for The fall
and embracing everything that roh beautiful and
Some masnihcent specimens Of Persian, Delhi Dsesan,
other EastsFn will be found embodied In th
lection together with exquisite assortment Of French
mere brcshe and canton Grape shaws in every eonesiv
the shawl trade not heretofore Introduced into
couayVvshs fabric being Of pure samss hair but NAM
needle oom the work Of which Approxmatss eloss
OF India 70 require the closest scrutiny to
0kO. BULPINJ
ToreiGn Shawl and Cloak Warehouse ISL Broadwa
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MADEMOISELLE PALMYRE PRINGIERs, MANUF1
M turer in Europe bers to inform tho ladies' Of New "
that they will find ut her retail store No. 3 Broadwa
very large variety Of French laces and embroderies
others but French goods Sold tevera the best
ners wanted
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FANCY FURs.

ENURS AT THE CRYSTAL PALACE.-DUPLICA
Of all the shapes In the Exhibition manufactured
the greatest in variety OF fur choice
are now selling by the subscriber at moderate prico
with Russien sable, Hudson Say sable, royal ermine
mink, stone martin, Huenos Ayros ohinchilla Russian
and treat variety q other ohoise furs Ladies' and
Eons preparatory 70 their supplying themselves with
Cor the season. CHARLES Good
Fur manufacturer and skin importer, 0W Broadg|
Several Of stuffed sabos and erinines for sale
worthy the attention OF naturasts, which arrived Tod
for the Crystal Palace.
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WANTED-BY A VERY ATTENTIVE WAITER AND
w his wife, who IL excel emit cook a. above
They would take tho sharge Of house keeping for small
family ~ they have been used to do In their paees
Beet city refesr will be given Please call this week Tor
u walters No. l% Wooster street, Sd hoor from A. n.
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NEANUrACTURER,S DEPOT OF BRUSSELS
WI Chantilly lacss removed to No. 500 Broadway mead
tropotan Hotel To let the second floor Of the house
828 Broadway. Apply to JULES DELCROIx, No.
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DICuARD HOFFMAN, RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES
III pupils and friends that retuyncd from Eu
rope resume his professional sngagsent Communisa
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TEN FRESH CASES OF PARIS CLOAKs MADE
pressly TO the SUBSCRIBER order for city
tila Emporium, S6l Broadway They made Of the ri
Lyons velvet plain and enbreidered1 and very fine Il
cloth. Also ready endless variety Of the fasho
cloth tamas and llibustcrs for which there has been
ly 20 great demand GEO. BULPIN, 961 Broadw
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VUANTEp-A SITUATION AS PORTER IN WHOLE
w sale grocery drug store Can give gooa resrhces
Address Porter, Herald office
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ITO THE ELITE. AS GENERAL REPOSITt
L where gentlemen may find every article of elea
adapted to their wear and get the best of we'll fitting
made to order at moderate prices punctuay delivered
warranted to do good service, Boothlys shirt store
Broadway, opposite Broadway theatre, stands pre- emil
New importations for the season.
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WANTED-A SCOTCH, WELSH, OR GERMAN WO
w man. ms cook; she must understand her business
city for honesty sobroty
liuess, Such have permanent situation Wages
nine dollars Apply at ~ East Twenty street. for two
dayH, before o'clock y. ".
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yvANTED-BY RESPECTABLE WOMAN, SffUA
w op as hrst cook in hotel respect able Boarding
house she understands her business in all its branches
The best o. city reference be given Please apply at NO.
Madison street
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XMANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
w situation to CO H. wash and iron, IN all pr gate
family, a very good plain cook, and good baker hrst
and ironer who undcrstands
and IL willing make herIclf useful Has good city refer
ence hrequrcd Please call ut "a Mott street. second
Can be seen for two days
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wv ANTED-A SITUATION, BY RESPECTABLE
young woman, to do the general homework Of small
my good city reforr se from her last place Can be
for two days 100 West Twentsxh street between Eighth
and Ninth avenues.
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yIyANTED-A SITUATION, by A RESPECTABLE
w Young woman, to cook wash, and iron in small pri
vato family Best Of city reference given. Please apply
ri Leon ard street, near Wet Broadway.
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VHANTED-BY A SMART, INDUSTRIOUS YOUNG
w woman, situation to do the general homework Of =
al family Can be for three days at ~ Hud
n avenue, Brooklyn, few minutes walk from Bridge
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VELyETs, CLOTHS, AND TRIMMINGS. ALF|
EDWARDS CO., No. 3 and IL Park place hav(
received choice Of ladies oloths wide blao
ooorsd superior Lyons yelyets fer ooaks Also larV
attractive assortment Of rich olosk rimminrs 10 whic6
Invite the attention Of buyers.
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Important Communications from
Great Britain.
Anxiety to Abandon the Mosquito PrOtectorate
and Complete the intcr-Oceanic Canal.
BUSINESS In THE NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
Destructive Fires---Market Reports,
&C., DC, &c.
Genera! Pierce In PHILADELPHIA.

InItApmPHA, Feb 49, 1853
General Pierce is still at the MeI chants Hotel He re-
.ceived about thousand yisers this morning and be-
came sofstigued that he was compelled to retire
Gen Pierce walked out this morning. but was not re-
cognzed This afternoon he rode out to the great dsap
pontment of hundreds who called expecting to see him.
Among the visters this morning Governor Bigler
Nothing is certain about his departure He expressed
wish to stay in the city till tomorrow, and perhaps
Monday his friends continue respect his wishes for
privacy.
The Bulletin of this morning contains the following
ming at about 10 O'Clock, from New York He repaired
to Mckibbn's Merchants Hotel, where he still remains
at the time go to press. The movements of General
pierce involved in considerable degree mystery
there is certainty whatever the length his say
in Philadelphia it is generally thought that he will lea
for Baltimore to morrow There quite crowd of
the political admirers of the General the hotel this
morning. of whom admitted to an interview
The President elect seems determined to avoid all cere
mony and excitement his to the ca ptal and
keeps his intended movements quiet. in order
pish his purpose more efectually The health the
General very delcate he looks and haggard and
seeks rest and retirement Until day he received
all the vsiters who offered and great number availed
themselves of the opportunity of seeing him. We are
assured that the stay of the distinguished viter depends
in great measure, upon the manner in which he Is
treated in other words upon the extent to which is
bored.
THE ANTICIPATED ARRIVAL AT WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Feb 1s, 1853.
General Peasee has received letter from the Presi-
Gent elect requesting that there be public demo
tions his arrival The Mayor has directed accordingly
but the General must thief in the night to es-
cape entiey the crowd which throngs about the de-
pot on the arrival of every train.
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Affairs In Washington

INTERNATIONAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LEvEE-
SUPERINTENDENT KENNEDY, ETC.
WASHINGTON, Feb. IS, 1858.
The International Copyright Treaty has been signed,
and will Immediately be sent to the Senate 1t is to be
hoped that it will not long remain unconrmed in that
body.
President Fillmore has large and brilliant attendance
at his levee to night. 1t is said to be his last.
The National Inellgnr of this morning states that
the Senate has passed section in the Deficiency bill
which renders null of the most important provisions
of the Coinage Seignorage BILL 1t provides that the
Eegnorage bars and ngots of gold shall not exceed the
cost OF assay and casting.
The Intigencer publishes second letter from Cover
nor Fooe reasserng his right toappointa United States
Henator for Mississippi.
Mr.. Kennedy the Census Superintendent, has demand
I'D from the Senate Committee investigation into the
xecent ckarges made against him in the debates the
Deficiency bill.
The Republic says the story Of the presentation Of gold
comb by Mrs Fillmore, to the Aztec Children is gross
bumbug
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New ORLEANS Feb II. 1853.
Cotton has been active today the sales reaching
5000 bales, at the previous decline Strict mddng is
quoted at 6x sAc. Freghts to Liverpool at ed,
and TO Boston 1c. Sterling OK per cent PREM
New ORLEANS, Feb 1S---Noon.
The Americas news was received at IL O'Clock last
night and cotton is irmer this morning The sales thus
far have been 1000 bales Mess pork 900 bbs sold at
SIS so a $40.
CHARLESTON, Feb. II, 1853
Our cotton market is dun with declining tendency
The sales to-day 1000 bales, at 9 10c. for mid
ding uplands The sales of the week ending this
ing, we're 900 bales, prices ranging from TX 10Xc
The receipts Of the week have been % 800 bales and the
stock on hand A, 660 bales
CHARLESTON, Feb. IS, 1853
The sales Of cotton to-day were 1880 bales The QUO
tationa range from 7 to l0c The lower qualities are
easier,
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VALUABLE CARGo-THE MECHANICS STRIKE, ETC.
BALTIMORE Feb. IS, 1858. .
New Orleans papers of Saturday have been received
The ship Susan l.. Fitzgerald cleared at this port by
Fitzgerald, Booth Co., for South America takes out a
cargo, mostly of dcmestics, valued at sl5Oo00
The mechanics to the number of $500 stil stand out
They are receiving material aid from all quarters.
Inc legislature Of Virginia has appointed committee
to settle the question respecting the boundaries between
that state and Maryland.
Inc susquehannah Bridge bin has been re-committed
- probable that the capitation tax feature will be re
scnded. ~
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General P1erce's Vlsl4 to Governor Island.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

sRIn your paper Of this morning we were pained 10
gee the report your reporter who described the Pes
dent elects pcrous voyage to Governors Island in
small whitehall boat Now the boat was the usual one
used for that purpose by the boatmen and perfectly sa
in the haIbor OF New YORK; and furthermore that the
choice OF the nation safely carried and without anv
risk, as all are by the Whitehall boatmen.
14ass AHsS MoRhS' sISaTSRD' Whitehall eoasu.n.
New York, Feb. Is, 1853.
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The Anti-Liquor Law In Rhode Island.

THUVIDKScE, FeD II, I5O5.
The tiquor law passed the Senate this afternoon by
vote OF sixteen to thrteensome little alteration having
been made. The act goes into effect mm edatey but 1t
s to be submitted TO the people at the April election and
in the event OF their voting to sustain IT, it is to be
kembly. ghe House viii concur
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Arrival of the Steamship city OF Manchester.

fHIADEiImA, Feb Is, 1858.
The screw steamship City of Manchester from Liver
pool for this port the I'd inst, has arrived at her
doet She has the most valuable cargo ever brought to
this port, and two hundred and twenty passengers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-19
Extensive Fire ut Little Rock.

LOUISVILLE, Feb. 1s, 1858.
We learn by mail that destructive fire occurred at
Little Rock Ark, the Sd inst. The Post Office with
its contents together with several stores and dwelling
houses were burnt The loss is nearly fifty thousand
dollara.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-19
The Latest Cabinet RUinors.

SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE or THE NEW YORK HERALD
WASHINGTON, Feb 1S, 1853
The most authentic reports to day in relation the
Cabinet, follows
William l.. Marcy, of New York Secretary of State.
James Guthrie of Kentucky Secretary of Treasury
James Dobbin of n Carolina Secretary of Interior.
fredrck P. Stanton, of Tenn. Secretary of Navy.
Jefferson Davis, of Mississippi -. Secretary of War.
r. MClelland, of Michigan -. Postmaster General.
Caleb Gus hing of Massachusetts,. Attorney General
The National Intelligec gives the cabinet furnished by
Of your telegraphic correspondents few days ago.
headed with the of Mr. Cushing and place
considerable confidence in it. What does Uncle Joe think
of the abovc And what does he think of the fact that
James Guthrie of Kentucky is here and that it is be
leved he is going into the cabinet and that Mr. Dobbn
of North Carolina is also here at Browns and has not
been sent to the Senate and that old Marcy too with
patch at Richmond yesterday, and is expected
Acre to day? What says Uncle Joes A.BC.
WASHINGTON Feb 1s-6H NJ.
There is great excitement here about the cabinet 1t
is generally believed in the best informed circles that
7he following gentlemen will go into the administration
The list is substantially the that sent you last
Saturday Caleb Cushing, OF Mass; r. McCeland, of
Michigan Judge Campbell of Penn; James Guthrie, OF
Kentucky James Dobbin of North Carolina and JEFF
'ferson Davis, of Mississippi.
Governor Marcys friends assert with positiyenes that
he has been offered place in the cabinet and has az
cepted. Mr. Snow, of New York. supposed to be in a
position towards Marcy to know confirms this.
Per contra it is known that Mr.. Flagg offered a
feat and his friends unanimously desired him accept
Great exetons however have been made to prevent his
going in OF course, all who desire to get their hands
into the treasury opposed TO Flagg
A few Gays will tell the story XY.Z
FROM REGuIAn CORRESPONDENT.
WASHINGTON, Feb Is, 1858.
The Cabinet rumors to-day settle upon Messrs. Marcy
for the Treasury, Dobbn for the Navy and Campbell fol
Attorney General.
The War, Post Office, and Inerier Departments stand
rs reported last night
The post OF Secretary of State osclates between Gen
Gushing and Mr.. Hunter.
Messrs Guthrie, Dobbin and Marcy haye reached thu
city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-19

RETURN OF FUGITIVE SLAvEs.-Two slaves.
who Off from the estate of the late William Te
OF Parkersburg, Va, about two years ago, and went
to Ohio have recently voluntarily returned TO slave
ry. on the ground that they suffering from Want
OF food, and were unable to procure work,
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Destruction OF the United States Hotel Mt Chi
cagO by Fire, tke.


About IL O'Clock last night the United States Hotel in
ths city took fire. and entirely consumed with seve.
raj adjoining buildings. Twelve horses perished in the
flames. The loss is s25 OOO Insured for s12 0Oo
The the Rock Island Railroad running regu
xorly to Ottawa.