The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-19
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From WashinUton.

HISTORY OF THE GUSHING UKAsn-How Mr. ycoTB's
DEFEAT rs REGARDED BY THE UNIoN-DEsIars OF
JOHN VAN BUREN-wHIPPING SENATOR'S INTO THE
TRACEs-TRIPPIEG THE HEELS OF Mr.. p. G. WASH
NGTON-GENE8AL CAss5 ARRANGEMENTS, ETC.
| RHuM CORRESPONDENTS YORK HERALD.
WASHINGTON Nov 49, 1858.
Me- Cushings letter to of the editors of the Boston
Posi- in which he denoupcei the coalition doctrine Of
Massachusetts, and crushed out his quondam friends
in tsat State true Cushnese style was it turns out
writsn principally for the meridian Of Mississippi Be-
fore publication here, it telegraphsd by the
thor o. for him. 30 Mississippi and arrived there just be-
fore Hon. The ecponse Of egraphing borne here
seventy Collars and perhaps paid cut oe
the secret service funa 1t taiy our poll
tics when .he Cabinet tereres promaently State
elections TO write bu co1ube letters just IN the nick o(
time to try md contro. ts resus The defeat Of Ars
Toots, General Cass's friend and soldier Ia the
sompromse Hsht, Is regsrts1 by tsse Union vie-
tory to the present sdministra on. What comment u
nsededp
tits stated that chn Van Bussns prns2al object n his
resent visit here xs try diduce Mr. Blair to resume
tho sdorship Of ths Globe and ecome tEs organ Of the
adr nisraton-tho'ynion being found tos weak In the
bach.
By shs way the Ux;ox this morning declares that any
deme atc Senator who may vote against Collector Red
fields confirmation win have personn aad po
htical -egre forever II Guthrie I'D only "a.
submit 1is appontr again to the Senate perhaps
Rsdeld would be let off, As it is several members who
have besa here exprets their determination to have The
Office of Assistant Secretary of the Treaguy changed
to nre the sppon.sent to be submitted to ths
Senate noead of now, being mers appointment BY hs
Secretary This will kill OF Peter G. Wa shington, who
could not receive half dozen votes in ths Senae and
if he goes out Guthrie woula have to resign, wholly
dependent ID he for assistance apon Peter.
General Cess has engaged Gait of apartments at w-
ards for tkywnter and intends to bring his daughter
here keep q carriage, This will be quits change
from the very plain mode of life J, the Genera inWaah-
ington, for . number Of years past
PETER THE HERMlr
RECEPTION OF THs NIcARAaUAN MINrsTER-xR.
| vRooM's ARRIVAL AT BERLIN--No WAR IN EUROPE
| THE AMERICAN CONSUL AT PARAGUAY N
| TRoUBLE-APPoIN cMENTs-LIaN BOYD. ETC.
[RRoM NEWSPAPER AGKST.]
WASHINGTON, Nov. 18, 1858.
We understand that Mr. Marsoletta, the Nicaragusn
Minister presented yesterday and duly recognised.
He made extemporaneous remarks the occasion,
to which the President rsspe nded in appropriate ermn
extending cordial welcome.
The State Department advised Of Mr. vroom's ar
rival at Berlin, under favorable auspices though he had
not been formally presented owing to the absenes Of the
King
Letters from responsible houses received by the las
steamer, induced the belief in diplomatic circles thAt
!
ed almost certain
The Sor staes-correctly learn-that complaints
have reached Washington against the American Consul -
Paraguay for Improperly using the American Gag the
protection of of the vessels stole by Admiral Ooe
and sold to TIE enemies of the he serving When
he TUNED traitor The Copsuls said to have employed
her in the ervce of the New York and Paraguay OopA-
p, whose agent he Immediately after Coe surendsrsa
her and had the American flag hosted upon her hoe
off of c,r vho a.
Monte yaec where he brought her, the 10th e
August taking to force him to haul the
Tag and also about to ask the State Department
cause his conduct to be investigated.
The President has appointed W. A. Quinn Surveyor and
| Inspector of the port of Nottingham, Maryland.
Naval Const, uctorJohn Lenthal has been appointed
Chief Of Bureau Of Construction vice Constructor
Hart who takes Mr.. L's position.
Linn Boyd, of Kentucky, has arrived here. We under
stand he will be candidate for election Speaker &
the House.
Arrest for Passing Counterfeit Bills.
| STAMFORD, Conn.,, Nov IS, 1868.
Puron Raymond formerly Of this place, but recently
residing in Port Chester arrested last night by
Sheriff Smith, charged with passing counterfeit bills
the Westport Bank Connecticut Positive proof exists
against him. ard his arrest 1t is supposed. will lead to
the detection of the gang who have been freely crcu.
lating counterfeit noney for the last week.
Navigation Of the Ohio Death OF Wealthy
| Citizen.
PTrsBURG, Nov. Is, 1863
The river is in fine navigabe order, and the United line
between Pttsburg and St. Lou, has need running
Thomas Hanna, an old and wealthy merchant of this
city, died this morning Of congestion of the lungs
The Storm at the Fast.
| PORTLAND Nov. Is, 1859
Our harbor is full of vessels driven in by the storm
The steamers Boston and Ocean obliged put in
| here last night. The weather continues boisterous.
| BOSTON, Nov. Is, 1883
The weather here is cold and dsagreeabl, Heavy rains
| fell last night and occasional showers to day.
Markets.
| URIKANs Nov II, 1883.
The advices per the Arabia cceved this morning.
5000 bales Of cotton sold before receipt Of the
| at 9c. . 9hc for mddng but sales have been
ported sioce. Flour-7,000 bbs sold at IS 62h Ries
has declined to 4lc &c. the stock hand being large.
Our market for pork is unsettled, AMI general panic
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