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Of his departure, ID certainly calculated to
identify the latter with the projects Of the nm
bustsroes, decidedly, q we have every reason
to suppose, against the wishes Of Mr.. Soult, and
the policy of General Pierce.
But thus it is that these Lopez sympathizsrs
have given some degree of plausibilty to the
accusations Of the Spanish press against Mr.
Soule And if the Spanish cabinet receive
him with that confidence to which he is fairly
entitled it will simply be because the infam-
matory demonstrations of Young America, the
Cuban Junta and the Lone Star brotherhood,
will be overlooked. as so many experiments to
foment q misunderstanding between the
Spanish government and our own
We are somewhat confident that such will be
the case. The new Spanish Minister of Foreign
Affairs, Mr.. Calderon dc la Barca, from his long
official residence at Washington, and his init
mate knowledge Of the policy of our govern
ment in reference to the island of Cuba and
also from the friendly relations of personal re
gard and confidence which have grown up be-
tween himself and Mr.. Soule, afford a satisfac-
tory guaranty OF Mr.. Soule's reception. notwith-
destiny attending his departure.
PROFESSIONALLY the popular sentiment Of the
United States is that the island of Cuba must
be ours-that the time is approaching for its &C
QUESTION; that it is manifest destiny" and
must be SO. But it is equally undeniable that
the public opinion Of this country is hostile to
any policy of unlawful seizure or high-handed
usurpation Our true policy is to seek the de-
sired consummation through the agencies of
peace, and the principles of justice, magnanim-
ity, and public faith. 1t is for the government
OF Spain to determine whether, under all the
circumstances of the present situation Of Cuba,
it is better to retain than to part with its sove-
reignty. 1t is for Spain to decide whether the
internal discords of the island, and its external
dangers constitute an element to be taken
into the account, or not. 1t is for Mr.. Calde-
ron, and his associate advisers of Isabella, to
say whether the movements of the Cuban Junta
Of the Lone Star order in the United States are
worthy or unworthy their serious considera-
ton. On one side good faith to existing trea-
which carefully marks, we apprehend, the in
structions of Mr.. Soule.
But he has said enough. in the recent public
demonstrations in honor of his appointment, to
show that he is a man OF progress; and, within
the law of nations and Of honor. a disciple of
manifest destiny" And this important fact,
in connection with the administration of which
he is the representative. and with the popular
meetings in his behalf will probably also, have
some weight and influence with the govern
ment of Spain in the practical work of diplo-
macy. We are quite content to await, at all
events, the solution of the mission Of Mr..
Soule.
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TO TIE EDITOR OF TIE NEW YORK HERALD.
have read with deep infsrest the appeal d the
Howard Association in New Orleans and aoubt net it
VIII DO responded 10, atssS through the agency Of the
gentlemen named or In instances by directions to
agents and friends in New Orb an. The psstsnss VIII
continue until there frost. Tnis nay not ocor b.,
fore November Dscentsr thou N L nav become Len
fatal from prscauton and want subj.cx. New, nest
of those absent from the city, In The North e
elsewhere have left Deepen relatives servants and
friends, who havs resistess aos or peeunisry aid.
There are but few who II mot find ON their return
phy sicans bill OF some hundreds with other assunu-
lated expenses incident to epasmic insured by the
sick and the well.
Besides citizens of New Orleans thsre others whe
should be urged send their aid and who would willing
y contribute when apprzed OF tue sct that nearly an
those who require assistance are aliens many Of tAem
transient in New Orleans having no more claims Hpe0
its citizens than upon tbs rest OF mankind. IhaeS
aliens chiefly Irish and German many OF whom nave
KINDRED and friends in New York tho would contributes
to the relief of their coucr convenient mode
pointed out to them Some o. them may act have
seen the notice in the Commercial Advertiser that DR..
Hawkes., No. $50 Fourth avenue, Woodruff, Ne.
William street. and C. l. Frost LAG Pearl street. are au-
thorized to receive contributions.
Besides other public and private charitable tAstitu-
tcns in New Orleans, the Csar,, Hospital has usually
within its walls at least tbousaad patients. W
these ts reports show ons "a ten are Americans,
and in fifty Louisiansns No hog paid BY the &C.
tatiop passage tax of two doss " course this nsttu
ton is almost wholly sustained by tue state Of Lsuis-
ana, and municipal and ind vidua, bansdoeuee.
CITIZEN Of NEW ORLEANS
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STEALING FROM THE DEAD-WHERE IS Mr..
JOHNSON 1T will be seen from an article which
we extract from an English journal and pub
lish in this paper, that II. Johnson, ex-
Governor Of louisiana" and two ladies in his
charge stand accused with having distracted a
portion of the hy-leaf from the Shakespeare fam-
ly Bible at Stratford-upon-Avon. Can this be
Henry johnson, late Senator of the United
States, and chairman upon Private Claims 4?
What sort Of a private claim is this Where
is Mr.. Johnson If guilty, let him make rest-
tuition. If not guilty. let him explain.
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NEWS BY LEGRAPH
Immense Frauds on the Treasury.
THE RECENT STATE ELECTIONS.
Later Intelligence from New Brunswick.
BREAKS IN THE MORRIS CANAL,
TO-, &C., DC.

Interesting from Washington.
RETURN OF SECRETARY M'cLELLANp-FRAUDS ON
5HE Observation-Disclosures.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE NEW YORK HERALD.
WARRINGTON, Aug lst 6-lO r. NJ
secretary ksCleand has returned The immense frauds
he visited New York to investigate occurred under the
last administration They pe-petratsA in purchase
Of goods BY government for Western indians, ia fulfil
Eent Il certain treaties Mr.. McC accompanied BY
Mr. Davidson distinguished lawyer Of Detroit legal
adviser Ia the matter.
The statement that he went for his family was In
they are visiting a. WiliamsOwn, Mass and
not to be in Washington till October.
Capt Leon Bsrnsrd captor Of General Iturbide during
the Mexican war, has been appointed to cierksnp in
The First Auditors Bureau, Treasury Department.
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Marine Affairs.

REMARKABIE VOYAGE The hip s-njsmn Rush. vhaler,
belonging to Warren Rhode Island sailed from thAt port
last winter and went roued the world without seeing
any land except on the rut she sighted the
land At Cape Do Verde and the way home card tho
Island OF Trinidad One whale IL captured in the
sea OF japan, and tina tin- the captain and boats
crew we're lost Toe r-ua,ndgr ~ the being dis
couraged they concluded 20 no under the
Esgemsnt Of The ships aud she arrived at
Warren, after absence about months. the
10th OF June laet in the o- she Left excepting
what provisions bad b~sn sd She is cleared
for another whaling voyage Boston Advertiser, aug 9.
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From New Brunswick, SC.


st. John, N. B., papers to August 9th received
They state that the hay crop is short that farmers
are killing portions Of their stock Potatoes and other
crops promise WELL
Ii regard to the fisheries the NeD Bruns0icer hears
from the Gulf that the fisheries of every description have
been more than usually prolific that mackere very
abundant everywhere and that American msckerel
making good fares within the prescribed
limits by keeping their the for
the steamers.
Her Majesty's steamer Basisk, Hon Captain Eerton,
shippsgsn ast ~eek and stationed armed boat
there. The Rose and said be
the ea.t ride II Piincs Edward Isls I'd.
The Quebec fshe meE denounced, In unmeasured
terms having regard for treaties the rights OF
others-whO will connne their usually dastaIdiy and
thievish course until they captured o. wholesale
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Violent Rain Storm.


RIS CANAL, ETC.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS THE NEW YORK HERALD.
PATERSON N J.. August 6, 1853.
We had very severe tts,m to day. which commenced
about O'Clock this morning. and continued for about
five hours.
me Morris Canal gave way in two different places. IL
viii take tin to repair it, They have not stopped
the water yet and it continues to food the streets in
western part of the city, much that the people
obliged 10 Men busiy engaged in repaieing
the break.
The damage is estimated at six thousand dollars
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emo RIyER-PRosPEcr or NAVIGATION BEING RE3UMED.
IbsGe is nos prospect that navigation the ohio
ysr viii be esuued, the water 10 the channel az
Pitt burg having risen the 4th instant to upwards Of
three feet. ard stl coming up Navigation has bson
virtually closed since about the goth Of Nay Last period
little short Of three months during which time the ysr
Gus articles OF shipment productions ofthe country ma
nufacsures, lumber, &c. have accumulated upon the
banks of the river on either side waiting for favora
bic rite uun they are literally lined for the whole dis
tsnce from pittsbuTg to Cincinnati Small light daft
STEAMERS i is true, KEEP. ruonin; for tme but
their progrres lev and their capacity 90 plitel
that they could not carry TITLE Of the articles on their
route that we're seeking a market. Great demand vii
nequenty be aade for boatg osall descriptions
and the towns and cities the Ohio have far prospect
81 soon resunog their wonted amin atsd aud bu ,assa
like appearance Give them joy their weakening from
their quiet sumbers
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IT
The man Donohue, who murdered Mra Kinney aud
daughter Of fruxon, under aggravated crcum
ten morths since yesterday convicted Cort-
land. ard enced TO BE- haoged the "a ssptambs a.
Governor Seymour has postponed the execution of
NcGuier under sentence ia this county from 18th
August to 18th december trial will probably 90
obtained, aud the tentence set afils.
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NOTICE.
TO OF
NEW O-LEANS
AND STATE LOUISIANA.
All citizens Of the city of New Orleans, and Of the
State Of Louisiana. 10 tbis city are earnestly
Quested to meet at the G1nlemen's Parlor Of the
ASTON
On Monday afternoon, at2 clock to devise further
means for charitable aid 10 the Fl ward Association.
s sassSss S ssSsE
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TO THE EDIToR OF THE HERALD.

SATURDAY EVENING August Q, lS55
Our appeal in behalf Of the H. yard Association, for
the suffering and dying At New Oresns has thus far
been noby responded to by citizens. We beg leave
to acknowledge the receipt Of hs following donations.
We RENTED through Mathew Morgan, Esq, thou
sand dollars by yesterdays mail and We hope to be able
to remit another thousand on Monday We enclose yeu
Q notice of call Of the citzsns al New Orleans and OF
the State of Louisiana IN the city to meet Ut the
Astor House. Monday afternoon at two O'Clock, which
please publish.
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Cholera at ED,me tsbury.

| BALTIMORE August O, 1858
Some decided cases of cholera have occurred En
metsbuTg, Nd. and the dease increasing NUN 1ers
/ OF den ths daily.
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From Boston.

THE TREANoR AND o'DONouUE DUEL-DEATu OF A
BOSTON MERCHANT-PoRTLAND AND MONTREAL
RAILROAD-DEATH OF sHIPMASTERS AT CAL
CUTTA-ARRIvALs FROM THE EAST INDIES.
BOSTON, August q, 1858.
Capt TreaDor, charged with intending to fight duel
with Patrick ODonohue. taken ato custody this
morning and carried before the Police court where he
gave bail in $1,000 to appear and answer the 12tn
He alleged that ne the challenged party that he
bad DOT tie iesst ide. Of fighting duel
DE .octait. in this city for the geek ending at
To-Day. was III.
Nathaniel Goddard wealthy merchant Of this city,
di. d this rosairg at the Of So years.
The papers by which the Portland and Montreal Rail
road leased to the Grand Trunk Causda R,ilrosd ca
parry, signed yesterday The contract fof 900
years.
lie tiers from Calcutta state that Capt Grower of the
ship Ellen Foster OF Boston, deo the 2t'h OF
nay. Capt joshua Doane, of the ship in died jane
2 and bis wife twelve hours previony
The shps Winged Arrow, fr N Calcutta John Wade
ron Canton FsDpy Forester, from Manila and Eiist9
from smyrna, arrived here this morning,
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Minister to EnglsAd Hon Pierre Soue Minister Spain
Sir Charles Lyel the eminent groogist and
Mnury Of the National Observatory been added to
BRADf'S gallery Ihompsons saloon 359 Bread
way Strangers nvtec to visit this gallery where may
he portraits of tho most sng persons
rope m America.
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The Snsp Gaiena

CHARLESTON, August s, 1858.
The Chamber of Commerce. upsnimously ava edsd
$1,000 TO the fire npsLies, for the rendered
the ship Gaena, when fire last week.
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has Just published large numee OF choice pelkss
waltzes marches shottistes &o. &c Also extensive
assortment of music and cal instruments Of all kinds
for sale mt low prices for ca also he has the largest
and best tmept Of Boston snd New York pianos
and second hand to be four in the city, and will sell at
prices that defy competition.
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What all tho world says must surely 30 true"
Is en adage, own that's
Yes n "fxed ncti IL IL, shown every mans looks,
There b0dts shoes Ike those nado by BROOKS
Tie sole is so frm-the upper tine and yet strong,
That his foot g.ari Is always sure % last long;
Then his style, his fashion his mt all so neat
That no maker vita him will strive to conn ote
E "A. b. OOl<s, Fashionable Boot ana Shoe
manufacturer for ads and gentlemen misses youths and
infants 5 B'oadway opposite The metropolitan Hotel and
100 Fulton street the cheapest places in the city TO get
good article.
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y teaching many chat his Is the hest preparation for
ae hair ntrod aeod Of leads have
severed with magnificent resses w s use 1t nourshes
besutfos and gre9srves sold ARK ER,S 48g Broad
osy and all respectable drugzist fancy stores
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TIE DAUPHIN NOT DEAD YET.-The Rev Mr..
Hanson does not give up the chase He is
writing book, to prove that there is a Bour-
bon among u.s."
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Fashionable Intelligence.

A splendid entertainment given to the Hon. James
Buchanan. Minister to England Friday evening, the
5th inst by Anguish sche Esq this city, at his
dence, No SO Clinton place. About fifty sixty invited
guests present among whom OBJ ervsd bis Honor
Recorder Tuou; August Belmont, Esq., Charge 70 the
Hague DANIEL E. S,ckles Esq Secretary Of Legation to
England; Hon. John Wheeler, Hon. VIM. A. Walker, Hon
John McKeon, Alderman Barr Hon. D. B. Taylor, John
W. Forpey, ESQ., Theodore sedy wick, Viii G. Hant and
Roysl Phelps Esqrs Col. Whipple Col Ward Burnett.
Hon Pierre Soule, Minister to Spain; Gov. Thomas
Seymour Minister TO Russia r. A. Ewing, Esq, Score
tary Of Legation to Russia, and others. It brilliant
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IMPORTANT Surf ~ MoNrREAL.-The following
Is from the Montreal Transcript -" We understand
that notice OF an acton has been served on the
Mayor by the relations Of James McSca, one of the
parties who lost his life by the firing of the troops OF
the lower division on the night oil the 9th June
Damages are laid at f1 900. rhe civil remedy in.
voked by this proceeding is under the act 10th and
nth Wet, C. 6, entitled An act for comoensatin I
tie ia...es vi persons killed by accident &C., &c.
II is said that similar actions are about being nssi
tuted by other parties"
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dreth buildngon Broad epenard and Canal Streets
~ once 90 lispe ard stres member tS spenard
street third DOOR from Broadway Brsndreths Vegetable
hiWrsal Pills are curing hundreds daily of all kinds OF
sickness; during hot weather their occasional will pro
vent much trouble oes preventing long fits OF sickness
ur blood must he Kept pure or uader che heat OF trop
Ctl attacks Of sickness inevitable
rtotor g Lppnard street principal ose) 2n Hudson
street, and at "a B0wery.
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srlth,s snper,oc NIsiodeors.-Thcs

deems tuned be equal ament like 1Eoiian
and superior to In the harmony eug equally
good in all the keys For sal 1T he tiano and
or HORACE SATrnS No a33 sroadvay
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mathematical principles, properly applied The
rues for cutting shirts observed tGREENS popular
Enlistment, No Aston oase render mistake Ia
mpossibe and the result thai returned none
complained of.
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Mrs. UNCLE TON srowE Gsligpaui's Messenger, o.
july "a, seys:-"hrs. Beecher $50 re has arrived a.
Geneva. subscription, fixed at ten O nts each Ia,
been opened IN mat cry Tor the pu.ps.o VI ....os
fund for the emancipation Of negro shvss Toe fund Is
. bs RENTED 10 Mrs., stowe.n
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Loytt,s Wahpene,-A Among the Norsh Annex

rican Indians bald head curiosity the pro-
dncoD OF mermaid in the ba, DIS OF naturalist except
barnum Tho wahpens originally known by the In
dams and used Ter years prevent hair turn
ing grey falling out Nuinle OF ladies and gentlemen
Of iris city daily the WONDERFUL
The wabpeue Principal office, ia Chambers street. Sold
by druggists geuerally.
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improyem made j. the BanHfacturs Of MEDHURST &
bfAhDS wigs and toprses Feo scd the gold medal
AT he London Exhibition Of ali Nations Gentlemen
CURLING superior article Should call at the mandatory
u Maiden lane. Cory the address
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MOrtalivx In Ci.Iea.

euPesinten dents Office Crystal Palace, Au-
gust JS3-Ameican sxkbters except those tho
ssrtment Of Machinery and ntiok hereby notified
That the General Superb will feel aimsss liberty
dispose Of them IL 10 Ii
previous to the ten IN day of August
J. M. EACHELDER, Soc'y Of Superintendents.
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The VICTIMS OF THE EMPIRE EXPLosIoN.-All
the persons, save one, who brought to this city
from the wreck Of the Empire, have either died or
sufficiently recovered to he taken to their homes.
Mr. Cottlngton still remains at the Exchange in
critical situation. But httle hope is entertained Of
his recovery Upon examination it was found that
the bodies Of the two squaws, who were inferred in
the Episcopal burying ground, in a state of de
competition, which rendered their removal inexpe-
dent at present. The husbands Of the unfortunate
women were here, but returned without accomplish
ing the object Of their mission. They will return
again in the TALL and remove the remains Of their
wives Tor interment among Others OF their race at
Caughnewaga, Canada. The name Of Betsey's h1s
band Is Michael Terak0wnent, English name
Beeder) and that Of Mary "a husband Is Peter Orol
huakepra, English name Mejer) The tribe Of
which they are members numbers about 1000, aud
Is governed by seven chiefs elected for Life. Their
settlement is located about nine miles from Mon
treal, Canada. Poughkeepsie Journal
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M United States man steamship Atlantic, Captain
West sAsa from her dock foot Il Canal street. yesterday
ct BOON ne very heavy rain which fell during the day
and which pouring down in torrents from eleven "
twelve prevented larger asssnsAge than that whish
appeared, to bid farewell to the Hon James Bnesa-
nan, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Pisuipoteotay
em the United States the Court Of st. James and the
Hen. Pierre soule. Minister to Spain both Of whom
passengers the Atlsntie Among the persons
assembled, noticed Hon. Robert j. Walker. who had
comet farewell to his coasutor ia the Polk eAoiuet
also Col T G. Whipps, of New Hampshire, warm I'D
voeats of Young America and Of the Presidents
most trusted friends Also there present George
Sanders, United States Consul to London. The demon
STATIONS The occasion confined to shaking OF
hsrds, &C.. Of which there very great deal The
rain put qsie.,s sfesch makng or cheering. Hon.
Pierre Soue exchanged many adieus with his psr
sOnAl friends with whom he is immensely popular. For
secoEds after gun fire he waving his hand
to party ofadies ard gentlemen who had bfaved the
storm of regard for him Had IL not been for the
searching Ahowsr, which made every ore feel most
blue" ~ uncomfortable, have dousl that
there woaA have been considerable enthusia sm maui.
tested. There q large number Of Cubans present
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SUDDEN DEATH AT BERGEN, New JsRsgY.-On
the 30th ultmo, Henry Stevens Of Baltimore, one OF
the drivers Of Sheriff Merseles Bergen stages went
of in the evening with Others on straw ride (ay.
ing straw in wagon and the party sitting thereon
which they all seemed to enjoy highly. But while
returning, Stevens suddenly sprung in the air and
fell back corpse. 1t was caused, doubtless, by a
disease Of the heart lie had been married only six
mouths and leaves young widow. His wife was
not aware OF his death anti notified W attend his
funeral.
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Delegates to the State Democratic Convention,
ALBANY, August 1858.
The Atlas section OF the democrats poiu ted "a
Cassidy editor Of the Atlas their delegate to Syracuse
from the city distri;t of Albany. Toe Argus section
have appointed William Egsleston.
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We trust to be able to collect Eve Thousand dsars the
coming week.
Contributions received A. place. advertised
s sassS's S ;s$sS Committee
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invited to GURNEYS magni5e ut Uasuerreotype altry
No. s Broadway, and examine his style Of solored
daluerreotypesa fatur in tho art, which no has
recently prcduced also fna dagnerreotyPe Of Franklin
Ettrce, with host of other curiosties.