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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-22
t. slYe months, 10 date Of

woollen productions exhibit new feature OF special
interest Blankets are in light supply and inactive Cas-
sirnerss remain last rotced Cloths rather spa
ripely offered but arc In limited request and without ion
preyenent. Fiannels have not varied Jeans continue
dull aud arsuid Lnseys salssbls aud hrm as be.
fore quoted Muslin dc ainss pretty freely TAKEN at
old prices The leading manufacturers get Ting .dy
for the springs work. Satinets becoming pentier
yet quiet AND irm. Shawls unchanged. Twseds
ars abuE dant and in animate.
Foreign goods still quiet snd viii not begin to be
freely dealt before the the holiday season. The
stocks most descriptions augmsntirg and, With
large and steady imports there is every prospect that
factors win be- well prepared to meet the early prag de-
mand coon 1t sets In. Thst 1t will be very lively
there is but little resson to doubt for apart fro the
urgency IF the wants Of the counry the news from the
Old World ~ OF chsra to induce quick and liberal
purchases. These will much 10 strengthen the arkst
and at least to sustain recent current rates.
The following says The Cumberland Tesraph, are the
shipments of Goa, from the Maryland coal region for the
week ending Saturday, Dec. II, 1868 -
Thirty boaH descended tho Che sapeske and Ohio
Canal lsdened With three thousand and twenty one
toes Of ctkl and I92 $40 tens Of coke, showing 4
dottee 90 compared With the previous week, OF nus
boats AID $50 tons o. COAL and increase OF 50 20
tors oil coke The mild weather during the latter part Of
the week bad almost freed the canal basin OF ice and
hopes entertained that navigation woui continue;
but during Stature night the weather suddenly changed
and on Monday morning the basin again frozen
On MsIcsy 1t ,nowe6 almost ali day and the prospect
Don IS severe cold weather, which viii suspend nsvsa
ton. a number Of bosS hare ALREADY been laid up 70
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BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDRRMrz, !

BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN
PrescntJcnathan rrstter ESQ, President the Oh Mr.
sasss
Wheelaa, Rogers Crawford, ard MocOnksy,
ny Assistant Alderman BouTos From Foreman and So
tesnth annual Ball. the Twenty sixth nst at Taamany
Hall. Accepted.
by Assistsnt Aldsrman CRAWFORD of Cornell, vayisp,
1hrs regulated and graded 10 Committee On
y, sape-of same to have gas mains laid on said street
To Committee on Lamps and Gas
BY Assistant Alderman lie CosSEY-Tha. the Comptroller
a s ans s ,s w ss
Ceansany No 81 ADOPTED:
p sams-1hst EnSile Company re. "A 30 allowed ton
~ ssms-T6at Insine Company No. 4s DO allowed ten
ny Assist,at Aldsmsn RISo-rhst Engine Company No.
. &c sIdoNeS n a ai l men ADOPTED
a5 "a .ssi., ns1- Aat .oP v.oo,u
wsened and worked ON tho esytsiSe in % s
that he COmnSDer Rspa and supplies
proposals ane o expenses saken from tao appropriation
reads Adopted.
OF Com tce on Polce-in favor Of paying bills Of Dr.,
Morris hmtaak and Dwight, for medics services the
Ai1rmsveiks Prsideas aessrs Brown, Tais, ssssss,
eT ~ ht cs.1 r ss ws ass EeS''n
o. o on ktd,n favor Of asss Third ave
following
thrustiveIbe President, Mo Bro gn TAFT Mabbats
o'Bri Saybee Broaden, Png Wells Hunt Bsu,on No.
09Nrj stew an Rogers Crawford, and AcConksy-l6.
OF Comm itses on Assessmens-,n favor Of CONFIRMING
and suffer aud aass sjsw.ts ia Thirty ssa street,
's%s ass @ 'aEas fs'y
In Thirty seventh stress from Madison
Fourth in Fourth street from Troy street to
Jane street Mott from the
TO Pel. Adopted, BY the ollowias vote =
stiyeIhe Prefid ant Mos,rs 81 TAFT Mabbatt
CBIien Baybee Broaden, Png " ella Hunt Bouton, Nc.
of ssme-Adverse to petition OF lhomas Conquest 70
char 50 assessment OF lots Adopted
OF Co nmittee hoaas-ln favor or travelling tho
fisgs Of l9h direct from Third ayanus river
and setting curb and gutter stones therein Adopted the
Afirmativo-Tbo President pessrs Brown, TAFT. NAB.
heGown, stewart, ROGER, Crawford, and MoConkey-l6
OF Committee on SseetsIo to have the carriage
strse with granite block pavement Adopted by
following vote:--
AIdrmAtiye-rhs President Kessrs. Brown TAFT NAB
bait UBon. faybee Broaden, Ring Wells aunt Bonton,
kccowp, Stewart, Rogers, Crawford, and hoConkeyl6
oRBfNAHoE.
BY Assistant Alderman Providing for tho election
Of tho lbei and Assistant of the fire
Laid the table, 90 copies ordered be printed.
COMMUNICATION.
From the Chief Engineer the Fire Departnoht-pro-
stnt or continuation the names OF william Sim John
N. Brady, aud Williaa H. Aokermrn, who received the
highet number votes as Assistant Engineers. Condr asd
from the Bnresn Of iollogiag
lte akng that they no oondrsJ aud Isaac 3D.
wards sppon tod collector therefor via For Firth
street from avenue oaty feet wes OF First areous ia
mOnd street. from H. to North river.
10 Commits on Asessmcnts.
FROM BOARD or ALDERMEN
Reprtsn favor 81 regulating srsdss and paving Beck
nan srec from Pak ~ Pcfr ttrot satnr curb ard
fuyter Rnd hAsyiLg BdawIks ia favor OF periatNg y.
Rsperqsh 70 teee porop ofshe val Of his buiass 90
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Ibis Board met last night Ds Hon the Recorder 10
the Chair.
Several De tit ons we're presented for the remission
taxes and referred to Committee on Annual rsxes
resolution was passed directing ths Ulty Chamber.
.n pay 70 Jucge j. w. I'd 1en4s the sum ~ 81 $50
for Judge Of the Frat Judicial District VI this
STATE uECer act n tbs Legislature aud previous
resolution of the Board Of Sl9ervia6s
resolution offered appointing ". J. Peck Tax
Commissioner IL the place Of John Delamater, whose
term viii expire on SIrt December nert.
The resoiucn rssrred TO the Counsel Of Corpora.
tion TO- nis opinion to tho slsbd OF AdsIman
for the efhce.
The Board then adjourned tn Tuesday rext.
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The Mitchell Banquet.
The following letters in reply to invitations from the
Mitchell Committee, have como to hand since the ban
quet-
LETTER OF HON. EDWARD xvERErr.
HON. EDWARD xvKRE TT.

WARRINGTON, Dec. 1G, 1858.
city ofNsw York a. evidsncso Of regard for his
public dinner take p.o. :. tho Broadw.y theatre. the
IVY BE- as
your courtesy in inviting me 70 festival q 90 much inter
orepublioan whehsr its ttiumphs its rsvcr
ss TIN the ss sS9 Of the . United
in almost every civilized country Even soyera
the daily Increasing of opulsr prinoiplos
matter OF boast under mea.rca
the contrary hat he s ciert in elective
sa'
III isstresor single will but that councils tibunsis
poser ard reject the viii of the people. It
e. 3 % enS e IL r. sas sss
.n sa'uar hfu mas thus begun y be felt AMI force
hitherto Wholly excluded In fscs they are Ss
ge.o jet torsrd which the esolis min in the west Of
!?ieats idea Let US hope thss chsass fsv rasic
sdeass win e rs.n q
nc advance q eyisaan - The dag'ioa o AZ its bless,
III rorals end rsgiSna among the now depressed and
senator Of the United States gentlemen, in which
carscisy you Invite at snee will not expec
y ofnaons dictate, the government
Abiding e the domestic concerns Of aaeshr You vim per
20 richly with all the hounties Of nsture which ia
west Of Europe may soon sgsn sec Bright days Of aprova
ment ara prosRe,i,y and add best wishes os the vel
ss their adopted county especially Of Mr. Mitchell and hi
interes ing family.
remain seAtlsmen with high consideration respectfully
yours, EDWARD EVERETT.
LETTER OF JOHN BNNs, ESQ.,
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. IL, 1858.
GKNTIEMEN-Your letter invitation TO partake apub
lie dinner to be given to John Mitchell dated Astor House.
New ork, December H. 1881 have just received. No
yiI would wilipgly do homage to the heroic
John Mitchell than would but in the eigh of
could not possibly travel 10 New York in time to
accept your kindly invitation.
the proud receptions and distn guished honors she
by the city and Sae New York patriotic ees Of
Erin from the Of Thomas Adds Emmett to the
hour than her popula tion her and her
weahwhchh has 10 New York the proud title of the
Empire State.
So John Mitchell had stricken the shackes from
his lin be- in convict country his hopes OF ection free
dom and hap ness directed him to seek shelter like tn
who had rrecsde him, under the Star Spa1ged Bannera
banner which has appraised ad avery
and land vita bravery which hss given to its
the 0pendor Of and the sngs scorpions
Long may it
Ger the land Of the freq and che homo Of the brave
Under that e. risus bsLner have for than hslf
century enjoyed free iom and it for the
period OF longer the blessidgi
70 oaored JokD Mitchell and those
delight " honor the patriotic sud the brave have tAe
ho-or to be- gel tie with ontc respect obsdient
teryant join DISsS
DO ne the honor II nv name to offar tosst--
My freedom aud prosperity be the portion Of those
VINO are This day assembled the Broadway Thsar 70 do
hJnor to John Aitcnel.
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DEC. 2l-ASaun waha KNIFE al Sea Tho nasP. Smith,
enc of the seamen the clipper ship White squa
from San Francisco yesterday arrested by the Dspu
ty United States Marshal charged with fsonieusy As
sautng Richard Cousins also Of the board
said vessel, with shea knife naicng dangerous
wound in the back part Of conpJAinsnts neck. The
complainant alleges that the assault was committed on
the 18th day Of September while ct The accused
up from behind him by the galley and struck him
in the neck above stated Smith Is also charged with
stabbing Cousins time previous whis he lay In his
berth in the forecals The evidence against Smith
sufficient to justify the Commissioner in committing him
10 prison for trial.
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the winter Amount transported the Mount Savage
hon Company's Railroad Ito tons: and over the Oum-
bsrland Csal and Iron CON panys Railroad $50 tena
teal from the Frosburg gisn for the week. ssS tons
and since the LIST Of January last TONS Of which
3oe co4 tons trans ported the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad aad descended from the Cbess
PeaAs ana ohis Canal From the WssssrnPst region reg
the wetk $40 tons and the st Of June last
(dats OF Gem neneensnt of forwarding coal IS 06 70
tons Total from the whole coal region since the LIST Of
January last, SO SO l-2o tons.
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roupeed house and their death They, howsvs
managed TO escape said that last night before the
Guard reached the SPOT Mr. stsr 3 safe broken spsn
and 81, COO stolen BY tee mob
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Tho Thompson VIII Case,

The Surrogate Of the county Of New York has deci led
his in portan case which has been pend for the ss
woy years His decision sustans the WILL which WAS
contested by the grandchildren of Mr. Thompson his only
OF kin, the ground of invalid execution. want Of
tessmentary capacity, and undue influence. The main
point upon which the case turned was the alleged nsan
y, or incapacty of the testator ~ indicated by his
superstitous belief In the Of charms, magic, d
vinng rods the philosophers stone the watsr OF life
and various other supernatural and magical modes Of
finding hidden treasure making gold and curing diseases
Some curious testimony offered going to shov that
the cecedent quite student Of magic natarsl and
supernatural and his IDEAS seem to have bsen borrowed
from books and tertainsd matters Of sPeeu
lArve probability than serious belief.
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Felix Mcclure arrested at TOLEDO, Ohio, the 18Th
inst suspicion Of being dealer in counterfeit money
On his found twenty sic counterfeit bills
the Rochester Bank, New York. The bill are well
executed that none but good judges of money would DO
likely 10 detect them.
The trial If Mr. Tucker, (ths engineer who ran the
train into The river at Norfolk has been still further
postponed account of the feeble stats Of heath
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HEAVY DISASTERS IN TINE ST.. LAwRENcE-Tae
Que bee cores ponoent Of the Ioronio Gte 10
lows 10 that Journal Is viii ia rsfersoce
maritime intelligence that the fall OF this year
has proved most disastrous TO the ppng interests
Since 1911 there has OF occurred another such unfsvor
able time In that year seventy four vessels
PEELED to winter at Quebec. At all certain
amount OF rsk has TO be run, snd losses counted
among tie accidents Of commerce. but in the present Ia
stance tbs proverbisl cuPidy Of sbip0wners stimulated
BY the high rates OF fsht Ass been partly tbs of
disaster Attempting 10 tsko advantages Il the profitable
rates. property OF immenss valls has bsen estroy
and considerable hole hss been In tae years.
receipts The ex treme varaoensss Of ths most
probably incuced many TO suppose that the
vessels IN port might get safe away bat frosty
mas SET 10 again sni With strong orly wind
commenced hlr the har Dor with floating ice ostnz
the vessels In the river aud casting ashore many Of those
which bad left for sea aud got low "a The Ruf
Property 10 the amount Of 600 eco 900 lies tne
mercy or the WINGS uoss and i,e about Brandy Pots
Nine ships are ashore at Hare Island and several are
jsmmed In among the ice below the Bale sens OF the
vessels have been abandoned by thsir crews
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The CURRENT OPERATIONS OF THE TREASURY
DEPARTMENT -On the 18Th Of December there vers Of
Treasury warrants entered the books Of tue depart
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rl he's beer reported 10 the Yrgins Leeslssure 10
Mo interest CD The guaranteed bonds OF the C1ess
.4gf sra CHIC caps'
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40 Mad " Ind RR... 10
3 N Y II N Fl RR.. 1ol1
10 RoMe " Watn RI %
20 Clsve, ca Gin RI Ia
100 Cleve 4 Toledo RI %
s Third Avenue RI 81
Is Mich s Constr'n. log
20 N Ind Constructor 106
IL Mich South RR. 1871
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rron, ,bc griti.h Provinces.

BUNTUN- Tue IlY- AIllfI , ID
Halifax parerg OF the sd OF August axe 10 hand Dy the
Niagara. c.t.-. l.,,
lie sloop OF war Decatur, Of tue fishing squadron
i.reportcd 10 b. IN thu Gut of Csrso.
The Eml OF Eiisnere arrived at iiNhk on ths ply us
As.a sfrpett had been seen OF Mon Island, bni Il
Vas only ftt long. 49,, H.
Dates from SeFfouud and O. July D. state that The tsns'
r:es were 10 soue c.sss an utter failure.
Mr. Osborne publishes card planning the reason VI
he clay in laying down the Submarine Wire to be the
eck of sufficiently strong steamer % carry tue wire
The fusl r. su # the election Prnce Edwards Island
had been sscertained 10 be- small majority Tor the
Liberals
Tie scbr Guide from New lrk for Labrador WAS
wrecked On sable Island July %. Captain and csew
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sERENADNG SENATOR soULE.


lr slult newly appointed Minister Of the United state
% SPAN in staying q the New York Hotel Tie
expects +; s.l tor Europe in the Collins steamer q s>s
urday.
Last ght party Of about hundred persons, mainly
Cuban E1ilss with fe native citizens, who symps,tize
with TIE Friends Of Free Ca6A got up iorchgh pro
cesson and treated Mr. 5 70 a serenade
The procession was headed b. Dodworths Band The
fags Of the United States and Free Cuba borne side
by side number 9. large lanterns which were in
scrptous and -tsrs carried ia tie procession Tie
first transparency was iRsC Iibec
PieFcs-Cuts-sosi.'
Then cane;
Frss though, a-l F-sa srisel llr tie Casaas'
Aud the following
'.-Tsuo eislt Of Fancy
For Cu1 D.,
And - wT.isr by FGe-
The lss - and rec
Aher this followed the notices
Young Azelra and Young Cuba
4 Oh pray, ye doomed IyrAlts
Your fafe nodyflri
A fread Order nov watches yo4-
The Lone STAR
Cubs d shall Be Free,
| The Antilles flower
| The trse krs y ne CUT
| Mast he plscked hop The crown
| OF lie Od STGnifA y ~
,rsr.nar.ncy showed the efigy Of tombstone
| Inscribed
! .r-.,-cr., ..n-'- 1s-e-'--f .~ '-l TIER -7r
l r-r.. ~ Id. -r-
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THE NETWORK wEEKLYTRIBUNE for Aug g
TIE Nrw-YoRK WErKLT TRIBUNE tor TINS week co.


,ains the following:
EDITORIALS The Affair a. Smyrna Rspses-ltaou A1r.i
Tsupersrce il Poics DerOcrsue ,sssn .ns1P ''oii
To Country Readers Choste Webster Ies 70 i --i
ersly Ih@ e gslaiive R5obey STOPPED I2e CseD . -
PlJu outh &c
IT. PoLITIcAL INTELLIGENCE Returns Of the AaE1S se'
ions 10 The s,vsral States
III TgE CRYSTAL PALACE Reviews q the several Agcu1-
r In AID Pooes Msnuisct o. kE1ili oa
~ CORRESPONDENCE The yellow Fever At New Orleans &c
yFULOGY OF DANIEL WEBSTER. Dl 81 y Rahn'
Choste @; Dartmouth Colege.
yLCOLLFGF COMMENcEMENrs. HarysTl Yale Rutssr,
ColUr bs- Hsuit.u C1i11 DatnOcsa Ho9sT~ ana D9-'
ys!e College ComnercemeLts
VII WONAS's RIGHTS CONVENTION - HR~-YQHA. -
Cslfor CouveHt.n to BE held On ths 6tn and I'm ny
septeubfT Lezt 80.
VIII REVIEW OF THE WEEK Giving 10 eonasn:sa sa es,red
srcuoUs form the important even ~ -, n IT.
10 the United alao n AeHiso ta7 i'---
Auercs. KBrOpe, Libena Sc - ci-t,- a.,
IX.THR NATIONAL SCIENTIFIC CONFLNi' ~
x.RALEOAD CATASTROPHE By which se'sn Men were
lied twenty wounded
XLMARRIAGES and DEATHS -, -, q...k c-,,,
MI TJrr NVW,yORK MARKFTs RePoris o. - 60, 80
+' p.,-'i.- Cere also The Canhnig Cat ~ - r.
u.s., ia ke,s Vsry fBl std s2sSS'5 'eP''-'1 80 %
IN ,,,rer. can 70 obtsi1sd ~ The desk Il the 'oaa'-
NJ ,,is ,r,,r ins Prcs G. cents
crgr,ox copg for INC year ~ three comes y I've
ton esies zig 30; tvery copies 10 one address,
a..
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the statement Of the succeeding years:

Tho LARGE revenue of l-.l9 maluly derived itom
the NEGOTIATION Of foreign loans aud could the proceeds
Of these be deducted It would found thai the average
Of this free trade period from l-3 to ~ vas less
than that of the free trade period flom -l' TO l-?l
although tbe population had increased about seventy
rr cent The revenue of toe protective years i-}2j,
WAS nearly equal to the free trade years l-})lJ and
f-,04I. Notwithstanding this increase in population
In 20 began the protective system again, British
Free Trade having necess,ated n. Then ensutd the
same excellent results which had invariably character
i1ed the Tariff increase Of Of manufactures,
~ agriculture of revenue. and reduction Of debt
Trom1-l3 70 IS the expenditures were ),'OlOJJ.
But sfr Walker and Free Trade, 30 called, came ioto
rover. and from l-iG to lao they we're Sii5popJO.
The Tariff which The Free Traders wanted 20 put down
- 3c p4r cent the compromise standard with steady
reduction TO zero could not be composed sna 50 'ue}
were OBLIGED to run up TO 80 per cen. aud sA months
af,etgard Mr. Walker sent in lis, Of articles 10 D.
raised 20 Sd per cent 81,
Thecon itionof the country isnOE such that lei nh
busters-or the CushingDayis Cabinet-have their
INV o,d the excess of revenue will disappear imme
distey Tie acquisition OF territory uader the Old re
oimc-tbe Seminole swamps and Texas-put this coun
n, SO in debt and rendered her so Infamous that her
name was rendered in Europe byword OF bad faith
No otberration ever showed such rapid decension
moral Influence in 50 short time Under the new regime
the ACQUISITION Of Mexican territory cost two hundred
and seventeen million dollars five are to believe tue
leaders of the Presidents Cabinet the destiny of this
country is acquisition accompanied by British free.
trade and if there be any pause in the country ones
commences 10 decay Nov We have no, stolen an ter
ritory for some time The strip Of the Mesllli valley
(Which we mu. have" should according 10 the anJhor-
ne, open tie cleat game OF plumber again Il ths ID
be-. there is 10 help for it but We think it fair IN the
meanwhile TO Jet Us know when the next biz Of anneSa-
tcn is to take place that can count the cost an
see whether il he not better to keep balance n tAe
,reasur than to resort to fresh loans Ii cormoraot'
must be- eoced is better to do so in peace than in war
and although tie wolves and the yuturcs which iae
Past describes ore seeming tie treasury from aar. Ia
the .offh west and north, il is better they should dl
vinout the Wandering jews marchwitA TO the Attorney
Generals music But We beg the ree-tralers here d
tostriute n conjunction with The LonfOn Inss, the
ov,rrIus In the Treasury 70 pure ifeefade Lrt tt1
In d..cs.ing the subject meet II AMY as 40 long 81
fora frto the soiri. e party contention.
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Crxrru RAnRoAD-'W X" writes us that BE left
Buffalo by Central Railroad Express, at An which
failed ia connect With the HUDSON River a. Albany 90 81
PM ss al.o with the succeeding train AID the % Tx
pre,th which il did connect AMI which Was due here
ltlester H. did not actually arrive till AFTER one next
morrine-nakiDg the trip - hours lfom Buffalo, and
arriving three hour. after the Bld,', City sal Erie
train instead OF two hours before IL.
We presume all THIS is true bur accidents sod delays
occur On al roads snd think a. uurequenrly on rue
Central as On any oher hat runs as many aud as fat
trains There is no conscious or medtated grong N q
TAIN getting behind time bur deliberate lag wi.h re-
,,rd L. the time az vhch train is ., arrive quire
another matter.
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s-4e1' Darsaes . TssS y TrtsvSs
WASHINGTON, Frlay. Aasus; 5 1855
TtePcss, arrangements between Bremen ana the nfed
ss,. are cople.ed snd Vi 20 ont in the next s;esmer
Alsrse Committee Of Prnters waited on the President
70 DIV 10 rmorstrse sgsnst ib appointment Of Mr. sa
nsn a. Supern;, ndent Of Public Printing They stat
petent for the place The Democrats also
state that ns;or Toucey who strongly urged Seaman
appointment did so from selfish motives being the owner
T .r mill in Connecticut III Presidents undecided
in the premises
R schieden the Bremen Minister leaves to morrow for
New York.
CD McFaddeu Of Pennsylvania, IS spPointed Judge n
OREGON QCIs
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,InNIN To HPARE.

An excess o. twenty-five millions In The Treasury
which has accrued under Mr. FiImores Adniaistrl-
ton the re,erse being the case under Mr. Polk, and
indeed under every Democratic Administration since
Mr. Van Burcn inclusige El perhaps be modesty par
aided by the Administration prints as an example OF the
acumen and skill Of Government at Washington re-
Prospective glance at the way debts that have been paid
ogunder different Administrations distinct policies, aud
,.,ou. reriod, may no, be uninstructive In order
that the surplus now in hand may not be attributed to
Br Oh Free Trade let anayHc The iorce oi 'hAt ana
t.r.f...'.. e,. ID i0pr Illr.0f ,r'fpn.r'
---- ----- i ---- - " ----LL. 2. D.
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R,ennlInn of Thomns Common at BnllImore.

The execution OF Thoma. Conner for the murder OF
Capt. Hutchinson took place - cay The culprt was
AIKEN on 90 the gaows At o'clock perfectly composed
aud firm.
Tie boz was Immediately drawn when the rope broke.
and tee unfortunate man f g. the ground distance Of
u feef He was taken up lsensbie Preparations were
then made for another trI the rope Was tested with
thousand pounds weight and again broke. Finally A. 90
minutes past O'Clock Conner nched into eternity
Tie g4lows Was erected above tle ill sal ahoI1lk
f,u view 10 the mulrtuoe asemDst outside There could
rot have been less thau 900 persons within sight OF uo