The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-04
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CoNooRD, N. h, Fob. I, 1853.
Cod WntA1-DepartSrs Of Gen. Pierce for Boz
ss~-Ew6aykatios of Pilgrims Eoriy ia the 1orw-
s~g-Mcvv Nonsense for *. r. e." to LGsgh Al
-Lerfwrs b. r. r. Msagha-Cho~ees of Nsw
Yovk being Assigned Place in the Cabime gyo,r-
rag NO Larger roy Fdst-CaH on the Oystersi-
DsafA Of Senator Atherto~'s Sister.
Thisisaboutthe coolest morning we have had-the
momeAer at sunrise indicating only two degrees above
zero. In spite Of the severe temperature, however,
Gen. Pierce took the early morning (6 ociock) train
for Boston He win probably return tomorrow.
Wednesday, Several distinguished strangers also
showed their contempt for Mr. John Frost. (nick-
named "Jack,) by leaving their beds at the hotels
before daylight, and departing by the same train
Among the number were Gen. Carpenter, of Rhode
Island: Messrs. Eaton and Gilbert, of Troy, N. T.;
Hon. B. F. Butler, OF LOWELL j. N. Johnston. ESQ.,.
of Ohio, (who has been sojoarning several days at
the Eagie.) and others.
Your Concord correspondent has not said 81 that
Gen. Pierce will not seek advice OF any at Wash
ington as to his cabinet" (See X Y. rs despatch
in Sundays HERALD.) l merely suggested that
Gen. p. would probably not send there begging for
additional advice TO its construction, at this late
hour agreeably to the suggestion OF certain OH
ci0us correspondent in that city, who writes over
variety Of signatures for q variety of newspapers.
General Pierce will doubtless select counsel
i0rs in Washington, well elsewhere He
has, probably, already done Still, apprehend
that he Is not yet reduced to the necessity OF begging
help from certain nameless class OF chameleons
who pretend to know everything while they in fact
know little or nothing-who are continually thrust
ing themselves into company where they are unin
vited. and whose advice Is always to be had by the
wholesale, without asking.
Thomas +. Meagher is announced to lecture be-
aDre our citizens and the Pennacook Lyceum, on
Saturday evening, at the Depot Hall, which will
sold an audience Of 900; subject" Australia :"
6ckets 70 cents; the net proceeds to go to Mr..
Meagher. There viii, doubtless be large turnout
b. see and hear him.
The chances of New York being honored with a
place in the cabinet still appear to be growing
beautifully less" daily. An inspection Of the
rivals at hotels indicates that in anticipation of
We're being vacancy in the Empire State, some Of
the smaller States are pressing their claims with
lewed energy. Let the hards and softs order the
oysters speediy.-there is no time to be lost.
Miss Mary Ann Atherton, sister Of Senator Ather-
ton, died at Amherst on Wednesday, Jan. 26, Of
lung fever. His father, it will be recoected, died on
the eighth ultimo Of the disease. The Senator
Is the only remaining child
ARRIVALS.
PIERCE DUMAS PHOENIX HOTEL
jan. 26-J. J. White Chicago, Illinois; c. +. Blanchard
lowell Thos. Collins, Boston; Strauss, New York
Jan. 2y.-Eietcher Webster Boston; A. Hail. Lawrence
Jan. &c. w. Wilson, Boston; G. W. Putnam, do.
Jan 81 p Whippls, Lady, and son, California A.
Jersey Cen +. Carpenter Providence, Rhode Island;
N. Marshall and lady, Schuyler Falls, New York
jan Sir E Pecher Boston; ]. r Eaton, s T. Walk
&c, Lowell; John Newell Boston; Orsamus Eaton, Uni
Gilbert Troy, New York H. w. Wetherel Boston; Ihos.
=. Townsend, John d. Townsend, New York Hon Benjs
min 4. Butler, Lowell, Mass.
Feb. Hon. Rufus AcIutire Parsonseeld, Maine.
GAsss AMERICAN HOUSE
Jan. OK H. Page Brunswick Maine.
Jan. 3i.--H. H. Bowman Providence, r. l.; Joseph
romeeoy, Hartford, Conn.