The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-08

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The receipts Of the No ris Canal Company for tho
season, up 70 November 2C,h amount to sl7o,2oo os
against slSS 81, 90 TO the time last year. showng
excess Of sio,442 %.
The Cans ia from Bcs ION for Liverpool to-day
carried out $751; in specie principally American gold
The Presidents Message has been read, digestsd and
sought for idea affecting their interests
and not the slightest importance is attached any its
Rasgestions In fact our practical intelligent straight
forward plain merchants AMI fnanciers canno tell What
the resi- views and opinions of tbs President are upon
any OF ire subjects alluded to. No tell what
ths President IN his reference the ta-iH 1T is
psibe to tell from the reading OF tbs Message wa.ther
be is IL favor OF the goysrnen aiding the construction
OF railroad to the Pacific ocean, through terri
tory In relate tothe naepsnlsnt treasure system ana
the improve nents of rivers and harbors by
from the public treasury he ia explicit Altogether
It IL avery unsatisfactory pubic paper and has fallen
eti born in the immunity. 1t Is considered the weak
est document Of the kind issued and 10 mora or
less than strrgng together of words evidently
sole purpose Of concealng ideas. Tae effect has bssn
cmipenuy successful few such messages
would entirely destroy al interest in the public mind
these executive exrosiors 1t has hsretofors been
the custom Tor the Presidents give In their ual
sggea CorgrefF heis sad opinions relative the
great questions CT ths day. il clear and comprehensive
language such could not be mistaken or Ini.unisr.
stood Then the executive bad 1t in his power to give
weight TO his ols and tons sni they
had great influence tae movements of Congress. Nav
adfsreut state OF thing exists Messages writ
Cen SO commit the resident upon sny question
but 60 az to leave him any future time
o popular side. princp sppesr to be useless
tucpnbEArce politicians of all parties The and
oject OF public OF the present day to avoid
talisu Political parties are 20 mixed up-pary anss
ipditincttha politicians completely at SEA in
ts calculations unabi. 10 tell what may turn up next.
ct H5 aed greater eonfus!on 10 tie disorder exist
sg The President appears TO Ce 10 fog which ia not
4s,y to clear up 81 present
Tbe sales a, the Stock Board of Messrs. Hevson &
Holmes at the Merchants Exchaage, Cincis natl SAtar
day Zee 8 were as follows-72 shares Csyingtou aui
Isxt gr Railroad stock 1ol fer Co.'S 90 do do 81 62
SSneinHa l. Hamilton and Dayton, 1854; y Eaton ami
Hamilton Ra.cad 70 and % Gays 49, and at the ss,ond
Board az shares Corning and Lexington Railroad sod
for 0 Is Little Miami Railroad 1N 10 New Albany aud
Salem Sc and the offer for Lswrenceburg and Upper Mis-
sippi Railroad, co. Indianapolis snd Bsleiontaine
2sihoad So Central rdsna Railroad, 10; Mad River and
lake Ee SO; GreenyiIs and Mann Railroad o. Cucin
natf SGD Husboro RgLroaa, IS.
The receipts the Office of the Assistant TreAsurer
to day amounted to slott9l IS paid sleoes. s3-oa.
lance 81 $50, lel 95.
A few days since we made, upon what would be
sdsred all street pretty good authority statement
that Mr. Vanderbilt had paid into the treasury OF The
Nicaragua Transit Company, during his agency, only
$4,000 Mr.. Vanderbilt Goes not admit the tath tf The
statement, appears by tbs fsnowing letter -
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