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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-29
The News from iexico-An,ericen Protectlt
or European Intervention.

The details Of one weeks later news from
Mexico reached US yesterday. They are given
in another column OF this mornings paper.
The report that President Arista had resigned
is confirmed. II was fully expected that the
government pyo iem. would soon give way 10
Santa Anna.
The fate Of the unfortunate Mexican republic
hang suspended, at the present moment like the
coffin Of the Prophet between one or other Of
these neutrality-suspicious. from the United
States, or European intervention to prop up it.
lettering institutions and proorastinate its fall
The faint and feeble shadow ola government, that
Knocked the people with is delusive promises Of
protection, is virtually at an end; revolution
claims he mastery from centre TO circumer-
encc: ihe incompetent President Arista has
fed. and entrusted the cares of government to
deputy: and Santa Anna, whose name il sug-
gestiye OF tyranny and national defeat and dis
honor i. a. dcrnier resort summoned from
his place Of exile. to rc-assumc the dictatoriai
power aud participate in the final fall of Mex
loo. IN this state Of things. the only two rene
dics which present themselves, and into the
choice between which poor Mexico IS driven,
are those 10 which the caption 81 our article re-
icrs. And these at the present time, form sub
jccts Of tic deepest Importance 70 the future o.
Ibis continent and have direct bearing rpon
HAT system Of Jealous cyclusivencss ofmonareh
zeal principles which Il Tie distinctive trait 9
our national policy.
n j. wen known chat Tor some time past 9
project has been on foot, and ripcning for cxecu'
ton, among some Of the European cabinets
particularly those Of England, France and
Spain, for the purpose Of intervening 70 prevent
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Notice given by the Association for the Exhibition Of
the Industry Of al Nations TO all parties In America de-
srous of contributing to the Industrial Exhibition to be
opened in the city of New York in May, 1858
All persons DESTROYS Of obtaining place in the Build
Ing erected Reservoir in the city Of New York.
by the Association for the Exhibition Of the Industry OF
all Nations are requested to send in their applications
for space before tie FIRST day Of February 1858; imme
dately after which date the Association VIII proceed to
decide on Applications and allot Space
Each application must furnish the exhilators name
and address in full and state whether he Is cturer,
Proprietor, Agent It must contain concise descrp
ton OF the articles offered for Exhibition, and state
mcnt OF the precise dimensions Of the space required;
on wall by eighth and Length If Floor Counter by
Applications must be signed BY the persons proposing
to exhibit and be addressed 10 the subscriber ut the
Office OF the Association No So Broadway New York.
The Association hopes that attention will be given to
the exact terms OF this notice and that requirements
will be carefully observed in making applications BY order
W. WHErrEN, Secretary.
No charge made to exhibitors Tor space allotted.
January 5, 1853
N. B-Appcatons from parties in the State of Penn
sylvana to be made directly, toA b. McAlpine Esq.,
Secretary OF Local Committee No 125 Walnut street.
Philadelphia
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conversant with business may attain, at Fosters Com
mcrcia Institute, 3S7 Broadway mastery knowledge OF
Double Entry uucidatcd price 81 may be had as above
The Journal OF Commerce, in noticing this work says =
"Mr. Foster shows the Inconvenience resulting from
crude and imperfect knowledge of the art, and the
plexitie in which clerks often placed through doubt
and the liabilities incident to the blind observance of
rules lie pleads strongly for reference to the funda
mental basis of accounts and exhibits the nature of
tain leading principles which, If distinctly understood
smpnes the whole supestructure and ayerts the
siIlitv of crror.n
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View York, Saturday, January 30, 1859.
The Weekly Herald.

The WEEKLY HERALD, full of matter, win be ready at
ten O'Clock this morning 1t is newspaper the reflex of
the week-a complete history Of the events great and
small Of days of 1s53-the continuation of the
chronology of the world from the creation to the Goth
instant. Single copies, in wrappers, sixpence postage
70 any part OF the Union, cent.
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AnrlyHl 0f the United St0tes.

The steamship United States Captain Berry, arrived at
this port about four o'clock this morning She sailed
from Aspnwall at 10 NJ the 10Th, and King ,ton,
Ja the ODD, at 7P. NJ She brings one hundred
passengers
The steamship Georgia at Kingto with the Cali
fornia mails. She to leave that place the 3d.
There is nothing from Kingston, except that
twentysix of the St. Davids rioters had been tried,
found guilty and sentenced to six months Imprisonment
EACH at hard labor, in the general penitentary.
We indebted Purser Barney for the early delivery
Of full files Of papers.
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"A large stock OF damaged blank books, check books,
stationery paper envelopes copying and noaral presses
cutlery cards diaries for 1858 and all the usual articles
in that line, part of which is damaged by water and
mova Must be sold at at great bargains to those
who wish to lay in stock of these articles Though par
italy damaged, all fit for The sound portion of
stock saved from damage offer at reduced prices
RICH LOUTREI4 Printers, Stationers. and
Blank Manufacturers 81 william street
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w. TT, McDonn,ds General Newspaper Adj

ycrtisnr House No. 102 Nassau street, corner of Ann
Advertisements inserted at the very lowest rates in any
paper in the United States the Canada The very best
papers received by mail daily kept for reference.
and copies Of each furnished to advertisers The fullest
authority and recommendation the written sigma
lures Of the publishers Of the leading daily and weekly
papers, viii be shown to those who require II.
- LII McnQNAIn
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Broadway Established IN fB2O by Louis J. Timoat,
from Paris Tor the cure Of iniammatory and chronic
rheumatism scrofula salt rheun, erupons Of the skn
severe colds &C., and are highly recommended 10y our
most eminont physicians, Drs. Buckley, Nissan, &c
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yvomen's RIghts.-A Lnsry wishes I

what steps the should take their social
and political rights We do not pretend to be very wise
in these matters, but should say the most prudent
steps would be into Mllers shoe store in Canal street.
where they select all kinds of quilted boots and
kns alpine button boots CATERS &c. for cold weather;
beautiful toilet slippers white satin CATERS and slippers
for balls and PARTIES and don't forget those india rubber
boots and shoes for and ran but take advice
and step into MlI1LRS, 1874 Canal street.
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to announce, that according to our latest adviccs
from Concord, Gen. Pierce is in an excellent
state Of preservation. We apprehend, however,
that if our private information from our CORES
pondents in that neighborhood be correct. the
Washington cabinet makers are still as much
in The dark as they were month ago.
For example, we venture to say that Mr.. Bu-
chanan has not been offered the State Depart
mcnt, The announcement that he has been is no
doubt pure invention of the scheming wire
workers at Washington, to subserve their own
Interior purposes. And we continue OF the
opinion we have expressed heretofore, that the
publication. by President Fillmore, Of Mr.. Blu
chanan's Cuba correspondence, while Secretary
of State under Mr.. Polk is very serious OBJ
stacle to the appointment Of the same distin-
guished statesman by Gen. Pierce. His APP
pointment would be equivalent to disclosure
Of the entire policy OF Gen. Pierce in regard to
Cuba. We are, therefore, not surprised to learn
that the Washington rumor concerning Mr.. Blu
chanan is fiction,
The hard shells and soft shells of New York
may not be aware, on The other hand, that Gen.
Pierce is probably pretty well informed OF all
the petty squabbles, and railleres, and jealous
les which have sprung up between them, in re-
ference to the cabinet and the spoils And they
had better follow our counsel, and fraternize
over supper Of stewed oysters and lagerbier,
in the "coal-hole' Of Old Tammany, as soon as
they can or in deciding upon his cabinet, Gen.
Pierce may leave them both on the stool OF re-
pentancc. 1t is,quite possible that cabinet
ght be picked up that would do TO begin with
without single appointment from New York.
And as only one can be appointed, one OF the
two factions must be prepared to lose their man,
or both may be lat out. The alternative is
very easy to understand.
We arc quite prepared, also, to believe chat
! The President elect is thoroughly advised con-
corning the democratic chickering's aud iealousiea
in all other sections oil the Union. rs we'll as in
/ New York and that the bluff game Of the
| wireworkers at Washington, through the telc-
nraph il all waste Of ammunition, falling
short Of the mark.
The people the great body OF The people, will
he happy 10 learn. meantime. that General
Pierce has been favored with an abundance Of
The most patriotic advice from all quarters
Of FAC country by pilgrims to Concord and by
letters aud newspapers. from day to day. touch
inc bis cabinet and the general policy Of his
administration. SO that upon the whole. not
wtls landing The cabinet is slill in The clouds
We may rest assured i viii be disclosed TO III,
light Of day in due season md IN good WORKING
order. AT All events we think there i no I'M
mediate danger 10 The Union.
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RasOlr LccOultre.-Thesc Razors have no
equal in their extreme durability and keenness Of edge.
Can be obtained genuine, at SAUNDERS, No. Z Aston
House, and No. 3S7 Broadway.
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Last evening the Council Of Sachems met at the coa
hole" in Tammany Hall and far outsiders per-
mitted to learn anything of the mysteries Of secret
cicty, have ascerained that there great row.
both among the members of the Tammany Society-who
permitted to be present but not to spcak-and also
among the Sachems The soft shells and hard shells
nearly coming to blows, and the meeting broke up
in the most admired disorder without coming to any
result.
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50 5O-For Fashionable Dress French Calf
boots, made to order at j. Hunts 446 Broadway Water
proof boots, 81 So Patent leather boots S5 80. Call
and satisfy yoursef at J. HUNTS, 4i6 Broadway.
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Muse nm, FOR Saic.-A Lease OF one of the
oldest cytalis hmcnts in this state doing well and
with capital can be made very profitable address box
Q OT5 NcN York Post Office.
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be a choice selection OF tortoise shell and buff
falo dress combs of the newest patterns Combs re-
paired. Articles for the toilet Of the finest quality.
A. a. J. SAUNDERS 387 Broadway.
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cepion reservation the very best ever invened Re
ware OF pulcd dyes Equally celebrated Is Gourauds
Aedcaed Soap for curing pmples freckes, salowness,
chaps roughness &c. Poudre Subtitle uproots hair from
eny part OF the body Liquid Rouge, Lily White and Hair
Goss ct No. CT Walker street. near Broadway.
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and elegant article manufactured having every
quste for gentleman toilet, and a travelling
panion invaluable. For sale by
G. SAUNDERS Il SON, No Astor House, and
No. 3S7 Broadway
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be found at the store of the Canton Tea Company, No.
125 Chatham street. between Pearl and Roosevelt, the
oldest tea establishment in the city We assure
readers that they do better here than elsewhere,
either at Wholesale or retail They have no branch
stores,
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Ten frame buildings in The rear Partially saved Do.
The total number of buildings consumed was eighteen
Earle Co.'s loss is estimated at SIS 600 which there
was IN insurance in the Jersey City Mutual Insurance
Company $4,000 The stocks Of the other stores
an saved and the buildings which were consumed
insured 50 roo in the Jersey City Mutual Insurance
Conn any. The furniture Of the different houses which
is cstmaed at $500, not insured The total loss
viii amount to about So 600 which there is an insu
rance Of Sl2, 200 in the aforementioned company.
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n. Ioutncr.-Deafness ss,rc,l, nj so Prince

sltcc,.--'l thought you were dcaf2' 80 | was, AMI
hat for tw nty ycars but ~ LEUINf, 50 Prince
street. If Broadway, cured me in two months
,'Ah 80 yoI think he can core metR We'll III say
ths-if hc can't you make up your mind TO be deaf
uats an" Go and consult him. HIRAM olilEMAkEk,
Nchols 1ioga county, n y.
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Fine Pure White Diamonds, In packages,
assorted SIZES warranted the best and finest quality for
sale to the trade at retail in lots to suit for cash
approved paper. DAVID RAFT Importer,
3S1 Broadway, up stairs.
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Ship Stuff, OF NIL qua lilies, can be had, fresh
ground at Croton mills, Cherry street near Pike.
HECKER 4 BROTHER.
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yy,rs nna Tompeos.--y:ctchclor's New Style

Wigs nn1 V0urccs.--isctchetOfs new otSin
OF wigs arc pronounced tho perfect imitation OF ma
tIe vet invented Thoae wanting very superior article
should gal III BATCHEI0RS celebrated wig factory NO.
Wall street where be found the largest and best
assortment in the city, Copy the address.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-29

A Settled Fact that those Boots made to
order by A. BAKER No. 80 Beekman street, for SO So
look well and well, if not beter than those
elsewhere for S. &c. double soed waterproof boots
made to order for 81 So French patent leather boots
IS So Call and give them a trial
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The Hibic itself Recommend that Due Care

shall be taken Of the hair Yet how frequently Is IL lost
by premature decay, which might readily be prevented
CRfSTADORO $ Preservave sold at No. Aston House,
win preserve los color and beauty to the latest period Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-29
Jules Jurgcnsen 8 WatcIle

Jules Jurgcnsen Watches, together with
those manufactured by La vallette Brequet, Dachne
Tobias Conroyiser Juno Freres and all celebrated Euro
pean manufacturers which warranted timekeepers
for sale at wholesale and retail by
DAVID RAFT, Importer, 3s1 Broadway, up stairs.
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man, No. 6e5 Broadway, between Fourth and AuIity
streets offers his present stock at reduction Of from Is
to 0 cent thereby securing to his customers greater
bargains than they will find at the various pro-
Tossing to sell cheap goods under the selling off
nOuncement.
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fire in William and Pine streets.-Eegant double damask
table linen two yards WIDE As and As Cd yard;
drop linen napkins 1885, and las dozen; fine shifting
linens 2s Is 3D. and 3s yard also large size counter
panes 12s 14s, and los. piece also, beachcd shirt
ngs and sheetngs at corresponding low prices BUR-
DEITS cheap dry goods store, 1856 Walker street
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lard Silks at S. worth s7,) at BARTHOLOMEW &
WEEDS new mourning store, 65l Broadway, between
Spring and Prince streets. This stock of goods will
tnue TO be sold reduced prices until the contemplated
alterations in our store take place.
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Splendid Bargains In Overcoats, Mt the Union
Hall of Fulton and Nassau streets.-An immense
winter stock, selling of at great reduction, to make
room for spring and summer business. The best house
in the city to good clothing Oyercoats of every
size, price, and fashion, made up in the best manner.
Ready made clothing, in immense variety on hand,
made to order, at short notice All persons DESTROYS Of
purchasing fro the finest stock Of ready made clothing
in New York. would do well to call early. goods
being sold at heavy sacrifice. UNION HALL,
corner OF Fulton and Nassau streets.
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The CLAYTON AND BULwER TREATY.-The
Senate resolution of Gen. Cass having been
adopted. in reference to that extraordinary codi-
Gil of the Clayton and Bulwer treaty, which ex-
cludes British Qogwood cutting) Honduras from
the operation Of the first article of the same
treaty, we may now expect definite action on
that subject. British exclusion from Central
America, and the Monroe doctrine Of foreign
non-intervention, are beginning to assume q
decidedly tangible shape. We are in reality
upon the eve Of a new administration. The bell
rings; let the old foges clear the track
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The tobacco mandatory oil Mr. Williams at Pe.
tersmrp, va, bas been destroyed by fire. los
Sl5 600.
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Twenty per cent Reduction In Reaaiy-made
clothing Elegant Tamas $40 each beautiful paetots,
Sl2 French cashmere pants, S. plush silk vests, SO
French cashmere business coats latest STYLE "a black
frock and dress coats sO To obbers in clothing this is
rare chance. GEORGE LEVIE $50 Broadway corner of
White -
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NJ C,crlr mr. por,er <-,,o,,, f.,.ne,

No Clerk or Porter from Green's Celebrated
shirt making establishment, No Astor House, is
rushing down wharf into railroad depot just
in time to be too late for the boat train. GREEN'S
shirtsunriyalled in shape, fit and workmanship-are
never delivered behind time.
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Charles London Cordial Gin, Distilled Es-
pecially for and imported solely by +. c. CHARLES No.
Park place. is for its medicinal gu ,lties delight
full beverage the best article in the market For sale at
every bar in the city, or as above
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THE BROADWAY RAuROAD.-It seems that the

THE BROADWAY RAuRoAD.-It seems that the
principal topic of excitement in our State Legis-
lature is the question Of the proposed Broadway
Railroad From all appearances, our great
thoroughfare will be saved through the conflict
of rival interests for and against Z" the rail"
But there is another practical subject in which.
perhaps. the Assembly might help us, to wit:
the cleaning of our dirty streets-Broadway in
cluded-or we shall have precious miry time
Of it before long. Let our representatives at
Albany make stir in this matter of mud The
Russ pavement will hold year or two yet.
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The FnshIonablc Clothing Emporium of

ALFRED MUNROE 4 CO., No. AL Broadway, is rapidly
becoming of the most popular establishments in
New York The extensive assortment Of goods, elegant
styles, superior workmanship and trimmings. and
uniform system of business all have contributed pro-
duce this popularity. Purchasers will do well call
AL Broadway,
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Baltimore Agency for the New York Herald.
WIN. 4 HENRY TAYLOR, Sun Iron Buildings, Balti-
more, Nd agents for the State of Maryland, and
will receive subscriptions for the daily and Weekly Herald
and advertisements be forwarded to through
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OF SAILING.

aSWxsD & cStLsfEs i 60, M. . wan -. N. =.
BROWN, SHIPLEY CO., Liverpool.
=. @. ROBERTS CO., u Kings Arms Yasd, London.
JOHN MUNROE 4 CO., Ne. y Rae Notrs Dame Sss
Victories Paris; or
GEO. III. DRAPER, HsvYe.
me these ships will not b. aoesuntable gold
1vee bullion, specie ewsry precious stonss metals
s1is:: bill: Of .d are 'd therefor and the va.e sAess
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T(0NNETS, DRESS TRIMMINGS, RIBBONS, AND
- Partisan millinery depoThe undersigned Is daily ad
ding to his nrge stock the above the aud
richest ribbons and trmings for dresses and msntllas
purchasers that no offer them the largest and most ee
giant assortment OF goods embracing article in THE
department. which bc found In this city NJ H. LICH
TENSTEIN, ~ Bowsry corner Of Hester street
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AGENCY.


NTYE 4 CO., SHIP AGENTS AND COMMISSION
IN Merchants, valparaiso.
WILLIAM >. NyE, A.. RICHARDSON, AUGUSTUS LOMBARD
Refcrenees.
BArriAdo-HoH. Baiie Peyton
observation-disclosures. Alsoo Co.. Hemeuway Co.
PAEAsA- Messrs Corwins. Bro. Co.. Garrison Frits
WIN. Nelson Co.
L,vrRPcoI.-Mossrs Bowman, crinnsl a Co., William
Jackson, Esq.
Capt. ksra kye, steamer Pscihc.
BALTIkoR E-Messrs. John Henderson A Co Thomas 7
Hand Co, White Elder " =
SAY FnANceco Mesrs. Flint Peabody, 4 Co., Hussoy
Bond N Halo, Chss Doane Esq, J. H. Lyon Esa.
Co, Gfdden a Williams - " = 1'aiA
CANroN-Nye Perkins 4 Co
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WATCHES. JEWELLERY. &c.


WATCHRs AND JEWELRY.-THE SUBscRIBER n
w selling al descriptions Of
GoID AND silver wAroHEs, yKwxLAY SILVER WARS,
ut RETAIL ct much less than the usual prices.
JURGANsEH wArcHns.
nsal yass Jsrsenssa watches received By svy ssrave
fect time keepers. COOPER wAr0HEs.
Duplex and levers, In hunting and magic cases. perfect
time ksspsrs .MD.r.rDEnr sEcoaD.
splendid gold pocket :hrononsssr., vheA run vt.A...
variation. wAxoHns.
Watches Which run eight days: -
for ladies' some In hunting cases.
DIAMOND vArsM0
for ladies' some IN magic eases
MAGIC wArcHas,
which change into three different watches.
wArCHES wHIo1
mp and turn the hands without aay key.
rne gold lspine watches four holes swensd SIS
Cola snamssd watches for Inc isiss " . :. ..... IS %
Gold English patent levers. IS 90
0old English patent levers, hunting %
Silver patent levers As low as. 10 W
Silver detached LAYERS IS low -. IA e
snd AL other styles Of watches 81 equally low prices
Tor sale a. much isss sasn ths usual prices
An kinds o. gold chains pure gold Wedding rings, gold
keys and seals gold and pencils gold and silver tht
and silver spsstaels gold toothpioks shsrms
chains, 10. SILVER WARE.
Sterling silver spoons cups forks pie knives napn rings
fruit Knives Wedding cake Knives. &o e. Watches ~
tms. OK the money returned.
All kinds Of watches and clocks cleaned repaired
the best manner, 1T much less than the usual
GEORGE c. ALLBN.
Importer OF watches and ewery wholesale and retail Ne
II Wall street, second floor. near Broadway