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VVATCHEs AND JEWRLRY-THE SUBSCRIBER Is
w selling all descriptions Of
eoLD AND MLvER wArcHEs, JEwELRy AND SILVER vARx
~ retail, ~ much less than tbe usual prices
JURGErskr wATcHrs.
Jules Jurgensen watches received BY arrival
YIN cerncates from him with each watch, warranted
hcs tmekeepers COOPER WATCHES.
Duplex and LEVERS IN hunting and magic psroct
0mokeepera INDEPENDENT
end quartersscond watches timing horses and god
mlver eases. cHnONOmETKRs.
Splendid colo pocket thermometers, which WithouA
variation. Eight DAY
Watches which eight days.
WATCHES.
ssr ladies, In hunting eases.
DIAMOND wAToHEs
~ ladies in magic
which change into three different watches.
WATCHES WHICH
up ana turn sne hands without key.
Zine gold 1epine watches four holes jeweed sIo
Vine gold detached levers. 80 20
Gold .namelled watches for the ladies. ....... 20
SolS Enssb patsn vers bunt;.: cs.ss ~
Silver patent levers, low Observation-Disclosures. rs 10
silver detached levers a. low IA 70
snd AL other styles efwstches at equally low prices
Diamond earrings pins hraeeies niger rnss and
Or sale at much less thsn the usual prices
JrwELRv
All kinda o. gold chains gold Wedding sold
~ ses,s Eod pens and pencils gold and silver thin
AnS silver specssoles gold toothpicks chaesps
snsins &c sLysI WARE
Sterling slyer spoons cups, torks psnknivss napkin
snFs T,dt knives wedding cake knives No. Watches
and ery exchanged All watches yarrantsd 10 rsr
aood tms, or the money rstnrued.
REPAIRS.
Ihos OF watches sno cockr cleaned repaired In
~ "~e' "hnoet " su'n ieSa thah the usual prices
GEORGE G. ALLEN
Importer 81 Watches ana Jswelry Wholesale and rsta Ma
II WAL street second door lear broadway
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GRAND NATIONAL JUBILEE-THE SPLENDID
Osteamer GENERAL SCOTT Captain A. II. shultz, will
make two excursions down the low the
and afternoon Of July Fourth 1853 Fare for each
Of T.mmond street. N. H., IL A NJ Canal street TX
Pier No g. N RS; Delaney street E. r., 50 Twenty
third street So Bridge street Brooklyn Afternoon
Excursion Steamer leaves Hammond street p. NJ Ca
n. nal sreet II Pier No. y: K. "A Dssney street IL
Refreshments of the best quality furnished on board
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EXCURSIONS TO THE FISHING BANKS EVERY
~ day except SAturdayThe fayorte steamer Hero Cap.
vain JW Hancox will leave Spring street. at ~ O'clock
hammond ~ Tenth street East River Brocme 81 Peek
yare oeAts DiAnsr, Ashing tackle and bait wiz DO Drs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-02

NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT VIA
In New Jersey Railroad United States and Express
Lines through in four hours New York foot cort
landt sire et at Sane A. ~ and DaAd61P NJ Leave
Philsdepha at 80 A. M via Remington and A. NJ,
and 430 and $50 M from foot OF Walbut street Fare
S3 81 90 for class in the A. from York and
AZ 4. NJ from Philadelphia. Through tickets sold, and
passengers and through baggage carried fDr Baltimore
Washington. NORFOLK and Charleston, In the and A. NJ
and 49G and $50 trains aud connections certain with
trains bebsd time Passengers with baggage
the ferry fifteen minutes before the trains leave.
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INSURANCE,

HAMILTON FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, NO. 5
Ii Tryon row. corner Of Chatham streot.-Dividend.-
The Board Of Directors have declared dvident of six @
per cent for the last six months payable to the
their aud after the 9th July 1852
DANIEL BARNES, Secretary.
r AFARGE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, OFFICE
corner Of Nassau and Cedar streets opposite the Post
Oco Cash capital $3.50 0OO Insures buildings merchan
dze furniture other personal property vessels ia port
their oargoee and other insure BILE property.
JACOB WESTERVELT, President.
NICHOLAS CARROLL. Secretary.
NORTHERN NEW YORK LIVE STOCK INSURANCE
1N Company, Of Pattsburg. New York-Capital 1000,
securely invested VIhokNT CO., Agents, No. ~ SN
street. second 40
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INHEAP- CHEAP.-R0SEW0OD PARLOR FURNT.
" ture covered in brocase APo large stock of choice
furniture comprising entire outfits o this very
reduced prcesJ MORRELL 4 NEPHEU, 100 Broadway.
LINAMtLLED AND COTTAGE FuaNITURE.-SETs
~ from &5 to 81 go The largest assortment in the United
States Sets made In number COLOR and shade TO suit s
tnstes. GJILIES X BYRNE, manufacturer, $40 Broad
ry No. 4s Greene street
CUITEs OF ENAMELLED COTTAGE FURNITURE
- from $25 TO 0-Purchssers win nnd toe above tho
best and cheapest suites to be anywhere Mattresses
md psllisses made at the lowest Wholesale prices
cd pure hair. MATHEWS STACY, 58 Broadway, corner
VI Spripg street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-02

CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL DOCK
~ builders and proposals. endorsed
"Propo.a for extending IN Fulton street will be
t Monday, the 18th day of July 1853 at 10 O'clock, to
build extension to the Fulton street. from
the esserly side Of West street. to the outside of the
bulkhesd being length about ~ feet The plan Of the
other information relating thereto be obtained app
cation to the Water Purvsyor, At ths office.
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Croton Aquet uct Department.
New York. July L 1888
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fyROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT. TO CON-
" tractors-Sealed proposals. endorsed Proposals for
Sever in Twenty street viii Be received At the oce
7th day JAY 1853 at ~ o'clock M the building
with the receiving basins and cuverts
Twenty xth street. tho Ninth the
Eighth and Ninth being In length
ebput feet The plan of the
bsidng Of the same and all other information
thereto be obtained application to the Water
yeyor, at this ONCE. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Croton Aqusduot Department.
YorG I'M
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NROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL CONTRAC
" tora-seaed proposals endorsed Proposal for sewar
N Third avenue" will be received at the office Of the CO
Ton Aquedpct Department until Monday July H. 1853 1t
O'Clock NJ for the building Of with the reeessary
receiving basins and cuverts in Third avenue, from the
ton Of Twenty street being length about 9
The plan Of the and for the building
the and all other information relating thereto
obtained application to the Water Purveyor at this ooe
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Croton Aqueduct Department.
New York, juno 30, 1853.
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GRAND MUSICAL AND COTILLON. EXCURSION
VI up the romantic Hudson river on Monday evening"
July 1868 boald the large, commodous and fsvorite
stem boat NEW HAVEN accompanied by the aud
for coton and picnic excursions &C. The ball will
Ter the direction Of popular professor Of dancing and
Waiting No place of Amusement that evening
pare with this excursion adapted to the of the
iresh air music and dancing, ana cool pro menade
and this challenge the world to compete with their
The band consists Of the most popular
sioians. The public invited to call and mine the
worthy public will lie at the Of Hammond
street until the dsy Of the excursion where tickets be
had There will be grand display of fireworks from the
boat. The boats will leave Fulton ferry Brooklyn
Hammond street az Nineteen street. az and Forty
second street at 0 o'clock. Fare fifty cents.
GRAND EXCURSION no NEW ROCHELLE AND
" Glen Covs.-The steamer KING PHILIP, having been
fitted according to the law relative TO steamboats,
has and will continue to make her regular sun
day trips to New Rochelle and Glen Cove follows Leave
Peck clip, T. r., Gten A. Grand street e. R., at A.
Tenth tkeet Pa and xth streetata Returning,
will leave Gionooye vt and New Rochelle al 81 p. N.
This being of the pleasant picturesque and healthy
routes out of New York. IL hoped that
alton wi embrace tho opportunity. Refreshments Of the
first quality furnished board Fare 20 conts each way
GRAND FOURTH JULY EXCURSION TO WINFIELD.
NJ Fcrsons wishing TO this excursion take the
Twenty third street ferry thence proceed the North
r.no 70 fhe avssue or cross the Grand and Houston
thence cross FISK avenue to the premises Refreshments
will he provided on the ground free All
who have Turohnfed lots at Winfield requested DO
present. and invite her friends Maps &c DO had
the ground.
DATERs0N-GRAND FOURTH OF JULY DINNER
l. atUdAFelows Hall Main street Paterson, N Per
Aka
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EoURTH OF JULY EXCURSION TO NEW HAVEN.
leave the East river steamboat place Peck slip on the
morning Of July 4th at O'Clock; returning, leaves New
o'clock. A. ~. next morning This excursion will afford
is beautiful sands Long Isaod sound magnificent
and the splendid City Of Ems Fare for the
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INCOMING LINE FOR ALBANY AND INFERNO
Vl date landings-heas served board The new and
tplendid steamer GEORGE WASHINGTON, Capt Z. Van
Wert viii leave the steamboat pier foot Of Jay street
arrive at Albany time for the trains going West Return
ing leaves Albany every Monday Wednesday and Friday
att o'clock A. M For particulars inquire board at
G West street. N B-This boat touches st Yonkers On
each passage
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EXCURSION TO THE FISHING BANKS ON FOURTH
~ and fifth Juy.-The splendid pilotboat W. W. JOHN
SON Capt Ketchum win make sxcqrsons to the Fish
Pike street East river at o'clock NJ each day.
return the evening Those fond OF the sport will
this extra fine excursion. Fare 90 cents
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GRAND FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSION DOWN
" the bay to Long Branch aud around the Light Ship
Fare fifty csnts-New and splendid steamer DELAWARE,
sbGSs on The 4th Of july 1893 leaving pier North riyss
Tenth street. East river Peck slip East river IO pier
No North river, NJ Dinner provided board Tickets
fifty cents. For tickets apply c. w. Brush per North
river, foot Of Cedar street to
JAMES ALLDERDICE, Agent, pier II North river
GRAND SUNDAY ExcURsI IONS, MORNING AND
VI afternoon.--1he splendid steamer GENERAL SCOTT,
aapt. A. II: Shuts will make morning excursion down
thc lever bay far Sandy Hook July 1923 aording
fine view of the and tho beautiful
Highlands q Neyisipk Fare for the morning. excursion
Canal street, s1 pier No. an r. Delaney street. +.
81 Twenty third street. T. o. Bridge street Brook
sIeur,ion around staten Island In te afternoon leaving
follows Hammond street 1 o'clock; Canal street. liz
street, R., ~, Bridge street Brooklyn ~. Fare S71s
cents Refreshments Of the best quality furnished
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EOK SOUTHAMPTON AND aAvRE.-THE q. s. NAIL
II steamship HUMBOLDT q. Lines, Commander will
leave for navrs touching Southampton the
snd passenger Saturday July a. eoot from Pier
eond class SO Luggage not wanted during the yoysg.
should be board the before sailing Be-
low For freight passage, apply to
MORTIMER LIYTNGsToN Agent s. Broadway
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FOURTH AND FIFTH OF JULY EXCURSIONS TO
the Fisting Banks and around the lghshp The large
and splendid steamer HERO will leave above starting
her usual time from the different landings aordns SPLEEN
did Of all the United States about the
harbor and enjoy the inygorating In
Ing the Hero with barge Miller viii make cotill
sion tie Hudson river leaving Tenth street. E. R.
o'clock; Broome street. Catherine ferry, Brooklyn 7
Peck slip III pier Ne. s. N. r.. 8; Spring street. So Ham
j. w. HANCOCK.
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PLEASANT FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSION
make s1oursa around Staten I..d 4nt down The lew
the Jersey shore Leaving Tenth street East river st ~
O'clock NJ Broome street at III Fulton Market slip 81
atsK Spring street At sA; pier No North river At
Cove at OK O'Clock A. n Returning at " O'Clock p. n
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DACKETS TO EAvRE-sECOND LINE. THE roll
lowing ships will leave HAvre the 10th, Yori

They al hrst class New YORK. built ships provided
with all requisite artes for the comfort and
passenSers and commanded men Of experience In the
Goods ssnt to the subscriber will be forwarded fro
any charges bnt those actually incurred
BOYD HINCKEN Agents. l64 Pearl street
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FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSION TO PERTH ANBOY.
The new and commodious steamer OCEAN. Capt Z.
Fountain will make excursion to Perth Amboy Mon.
day stopping st Rossyile Landing and
NJ; Hsmm mono. street X; Murray street. N Br0ome
No North river Return Ing, will leave ASoy q p
M making the ndinss above Refreshments may
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E,OURTH JULY EXCURSION TO WEST POINT
landing at Workers. Hastings Dobbs ferry Tarrytown
Sing Sing Rookl.nd lake Hayerstraw verpaneks point
steamer THOMAS HuLss captan c. Bsibg will leave
the pier foot Of Jay street, Monday July O'Clock
mond streets each way, returning to the city about
O'clock NJ The steamer will leave the pier
Haverstraw and intermediate landings at o'clock p NJ
instead ofss p NJ, for this day only BThe
will afford view Of the Highlands plenty Of
time to visit West Point.
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1ROToN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.-TO CON.
proposals: endorsed Proposals for sew
ton Aqueduct Department until Thur tho seventh
Of J.ly 1885, st IL O'clock NJ for the extension Of
double In c, from the termination Of the
double sewer now built IN avenue e TO and through
with the necessary receiving basins and oulvsrts being
length about feet The plan Of the and spschca
lions building tho and all other Information
stng thereto be obtained application 70 the Water
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Croton Aaueduct Department..
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ExcgRsIoNs-FARE I21s CENTS GRAND FOURTH
The and fast sailing steamer ISLAND CITY, Captain
Sas Reynolds will the 4th Of July make the following
pavilion Of st. Romans -Lssys New York Fulton Market
62J Fulton Market I0 Delanoey street. TO- Fourteenth
street. 20; Fulton Market r M Deancsy street.
ing At A. NJ; I'm; p NJ; $50 do On the afternoon
trips Flushing the Island City will land at Fourteenth
nd naIa
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PLEASANT FOURTH or JULY RxCURsYON-
"A The splendid steamer NORWALK, Capt. B.. =: Belts,
Cove Oyster Bay, Hsztinton, and Nsrthaors Leaving
sX sai Tenth street st0 o'clock. Returning viii leave
NoIthPost Ct IN o'elsek Oyster Bay e LDyss
stone ct s. arriving In New York about o'clock r. u.
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NEW YORK TO THE WHITE MOUNTAINS DIRECT
IN via New Haven, Hartford Springfield, Northam
Brattlebero Bellows Falls and Wells river Ticket on &C
Of Broadway snd Canal street. and Twenty
street and Fourth Express traik A. and p
H. Baggage checked through. +.
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NROToN AQUEDUCT DKPARTMENT.-To CON.
~ tractorsSeAled proposals endorsed Proposals for
ever Thirty NTH street" win BE- received st tas eaee
5th day Of July 1853 at II o'clock NJ the building
with the receiving basin AID eulverts in
feet east Second being length about 80 feet
The and all other rsatiag
sbtainsd application 10 the Water Puvyer ct this Of
Zoe NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Crston Aqueduct Department.
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EOURTH OF JULY EXCURSION VIA CAMDEN AND
AIboy Railroad to i Pph,ii:dsphs Fare to 20 and re;
July at A. M the fayorits steamer TRENTON Capt
ant trip down the Bay to South Amboy thence
a9d there take the
the fifth and sixth Of july at 10 by
TIA NJ and ~ p N. via facony and Jersey City Tick.
cts procured ON board steamer Trenton.
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City OF Glasgow Aug "a
limited number Of third class passengers viii be taken
and found with comfort ably 900 ed provisions for
so TO Liverpool SIS 5000. from Liverpool
Parties wishing to bring out their friends
Gcatss Of and drafts the Bank Of Ireland in
Of 81 sterling and upwards Haudbills had
the ofhoe Of THOMAS RICHARDSON, Agent,
No. Is Broadway.
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~ SEE THIRD PAGE. -

CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given. to the owner owners, occupant or
lands thereby the have
i.tgsstsd via-For grading Forty afth street sn Tenth
he limits embraced such include all the ssvs
eais Of land situated on both sides Of street.
Aon Tenth Eleventh All persons whose inter
es affected by the above named and who
opposed to the either Of them requested to
eeent thss obs etions in writing the st
Nsix ONCE No. Hall Of Records within thirty days from
iAe aAte Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNIELL
once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, June
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NUADAY MOKNTkU boat FOX NEWBUHU-
landing At Yonh.rs Hastings, pobbs Ferry, rarrytova
Sing Sing, Haverstraw ycrplaDks Caldweils Cosxens
Dock, and Cold Spring Fare 30 cents 70 Nsvburs 70
.ens for the s.euscn Tcushps e street each
B.by VIII leave the pier foot q Jay street hird rie
o'clock for the above place. Returning will leave New
burg past O'clock r. NJ These trips will be con
tinued during the season.
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CyROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTNLNT-TOC CONTRACT.
~ orSealed proposals. endorsed Proposal for in
ss W oe M sSe once q 1 sns TO-
y. 1853 at twelve o'clock n for the building Of
hxst street. from the built In Third avenue
point about feet of Lexington being
h length about ST feet The plan Of the and specif
cations the building Of the same and all other ofma
ten relating thereto be obtained application the
Water Puryeyor At this ohcs
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Croton Aqueduct Department..
York lima
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UNOR CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA.-S1MI WEEKLY
Y Nail Linz The f.vorits and fast Ecips stea msr
sOUTHERNER, W. Foster, commander will leave pier
No. North river on Sunday, July 8 at O'Clock A.
For freight apply board whore all bills Of will b
signed and for passage Of SPOFF0RD, TILES
TON CO., 30 broadway Tho Southerner will be ready
10 receive freight on Saturday, July At noon
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EoURTH OF JULY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES THE
I Nsrrows to the Lower Bay.The favorte steamer AR
nEHIA will leave Chamber street on M9uday tae 4th,
At the docks of the Florence Keyport Company
ing will leave Keyport at o'clock p NJ The boat will
accompanied by band of music Fare each way 1917 cents
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EDHHRBK d6tEffSs 1 CO., No. IS Wall st.. n Y.
BROWN, SHIPLEY 4 CO., Liverpool.
3. G. ROBERTS CO., Is King q A rms Yard, London.
JOHN nUNROE CO.. No, Is Rue Notrs Dame des
Victories Paria;
GEO H. DRAPER, Havre
The Of these ships will be god
silver, bullion, specie Jewey precious METALS
unless bills Of hding igned therefor. and the value
horein
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CAPE OF GOOD HOPE THE BALTIMORE CLIPPER
~ bark KIRKLAND Cook. msster, will have quick des-
patch For balance passage having elegant ac
dations apply to II. w. CAMERON ll6 Wall street
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WooDs nINsTKELs, ~ BROADWAY, ABOVE
w Howard street-Opcn every svsniug.-H. Weed, Ma
nassr and The offered By tAs
Of ana IthiSpi,, nensators
Gee Door: open At concert sonns.sss e
informed that the afternoon concerts NJ
B.-A grand afterno concert Monday, July f. oom-
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A UsTRAIIA IN SEVENTY DAYS, BY THE PIONEER
"A Line The clipper ship Sea Kaoger h now taking 10
her provisions at pier No. IL and will positively
sail on Saturday July few aniag berths. Apply
10 r. w. CAMERON, No. 1l6 Wall street.
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EoR ALBANY-FARE M.-ALBANY AND NEW
II York Inland Route Railroad.-Two daily express
train, at A. and 345 M connecting at Albany with
central lines of railroads North and West from the
depot Of White Elm and Centre srests, where
tickets can be procured snd baggage checked
also received at Broome and Bowery and
~ sixth street and Fourth stations The above
Pour Corners only ALI other trains will start from City
Hall station, corner of Tryon and Centre street,
heretofoIc
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-01-12
THE FOREIGN NEWS.

We have the latest news from Europe by the
steamer Asia.
The English ministry was defeated in Parliament
on the 18th December, and Lord Derby had ten
dered their resignation to the Queen. The future
Cabinet, it was thought, would be made up of a
coalition of Wings Peclites, moderates, and "a
ideals.
Many parts Of England had been deluged by
heavy rains, and several towns on the rivers and
coast had suffered greatly from the overflow of
waters.
The affairs of the French Empire were progress
ing quietly The Emperor Napoleon had lef5 for
Berlin-his visit is supposed to have reference to
the settlement Of the Zoll Verien question.
The Pope had expressed his qualification at the
establishment Of the French empire, and will GER
tanly, it is said visit France to crown Napoleon.
The cotton market steady at former prices.
BreadstufS were firm at previous prices.
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Correspondence of the Baltimore SUM-

WASHINGToN, Jan. >.
There has been severe fight in regard TO the PEN
sion of Mrs. General Worth, there Was yesterday
severe fight on the Lieutenant General. In spite
of these fights, however, the appropriation bills pass
with unprecedented aacity, and the country is
loser in the bargain.
Col King, the Vice President elect. has far
improved in health that he has resolved to take pas
sage on board the Government vessel Fulton and to
go in her Norfolk, where the regular mail
from New York to Havana and Chagres will touch,
to take him on beard to carry him to the Queen of
the Antilles.
The Hon. James Buchanan came down here from
Lancaster, Pa, and left again this morning. He
spent great part of the time with MIR King. MIR.
King was very weak, but his cough had left him.
1t is hoped that he will make political testament
but live to be installed into the high Office 10 which
he has been elected by the almost unanimous voice
of the American people; and preside, heretofore,
over the deliberations of that august body-the Sem
ate of the United States. If Mr.. King will lose no
time in getting out of the vortex of politics to Ha-
vana, his valuable life, sure, will be preserved
to the country.