The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-29


CosConD, Jan. ~. 1855.
False Runors About the Cabtnea-zsme Of Gewvus
Pserce's Departure for Washiwgtow not ut DE-
cided o~-Awother Great Arrival Of Pigrims st
Come@d-A Fresh Supply Of Tobacco, Pipes.
Oysters AID Schroeder. immedsately expected there
The New Hampshire Congregational Nori~a-
tious, &c.
The Washington letter writer's are again too fast
Gen. Pierce has not written any letter to Mr.. Bucha-
nan, soliciting his aid in making up the cabinet, nor
TO any other man. Nor has he expressed prefer
ence for Gov. Marcy. or any other man, to Mr.. Bu-
chanan, or any other man, as the New York member
Of the cabinet The General will probably make up
his cabinet list week or ten days before leaving for
Washington; but 1t will not be officially announced
until the fourth of March The precise time Of bis
departure is still undecided He will not proAar
bly, leave here before the 18th Of February, and may
not start before the 25th.
Agreeaby TO previous notice given In the HHRALD.
there has been another great arrival Of New York
"hards' and "sOfts," besides sprnkling Of disein-
gushed gentlemen from other sections Of the Union.
at the Eagle Hotel, yesterday and today. On the
register are entered the names Of r. W. Judson,
Ogdensburg, New York; Samuel II. Wales. Provi-
dence, Rhode Island, and Mr.. Thomas, late
Governor of Maryland The following gentlemen
arrived today and their names having been aooi-
dentally omitted the register, it would be doing
injustice not to give them prominent place in the
HERALD:-Frederick Follett New York Canal Com
missioner; Hon. John Wheeler, Member of Congress
elect from New York city; Hon. Mike Walsh, do.
do; Mr.. yosburgh, of Albany, democratic elector;
Messsrs. Davis, Macarthur, editor of the Budget. and
Carroll former editor Of Troy Your corresp ,ndent.
"Pennacook," has frequently met each of these gen.
tlemen in Washington, New York, Albany and Troy.
He is now happy to welcome them to the banks Of
the "Merrymake, and trusts that their call on High
Sachem Pierce will be pleasant and their stay hero
satisfactory in every respect. (Ncm.-I am pleased
to learn that Gen. p has ordered few extra boxes
Of Virginia tobacco, and several dozen new pipes
Major Gibson will also receive fresh supply Of
Schneider and Princes Bays by the afternoon train)
The democrats have completed their list Of Con-
gressonal nominations, as follows:-Dst. No. l.
Hon. George w. kittridge, Of New Market, late
Speaker OF the House; he was renominated yestcr-
day. and received sxtythIee votes to fortynine for
all others; old district now represented by Tuck.
free soer. Dist No. 2-Hon. George W. Morrison
is the unanimous nominee, against Aaron p Hughes.
whigand free soer, andpresent postmaster at
this district is composed of portions of those
now represented by General G. H. Peaslee democrat
and Jared Parkns, whig and free soier. No. s.
Hon. Henry Hubbard, unanimously nominated for
reelection; this district comprises that now repre-
sented by him, and portion of Mr. Perkinss. The
wings and free sOilers will doubtless renOminate the
latter In No. Mr. Tuck or j. p. Hale will be sup
ported by the ''ales' against DR.. Kittridge. The
prospect now is that the democrats will carry al
three of the districts
For the last two mornings the weather has been
clear and cold, the thermometer, in warm ex-
posure, indicating four degrees at seven o'clock.
Just now there appear to be great many wing
Office holders resignng their places, and democrats
are appointed to fill them, by Mr.. Fillmores admins
tration. 1t is well understood here that it will be
General Pierce's policy to make the first removals
from the ranks Of his own protested friends, in all
such cases. There can be doubt about this. Those
democrats who thus accept Of Office in advance win,
d. ubtless, find less favor from the Pierce admnsara-
tiCn than those even who are unduy pressing their
personal applications upon the President elect
Mr.. Fletcher Webster called to pay his respects -
General Pierce having been here attending Probate
Court, and visiting the family farm at Franklin.