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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-30

TIE following appointments have been made by Co,sc
tor Red8eld with the Of Mr. Guthrie, tn
Secretary the Treasury. They will take elect Thurs
1sv he LIST Of Dacemher.-
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ARRIVAL OF THE PRoMETHEUs.

vnna Co respondence.
The steamship Promeheus AT lived yesterday from San
Juan de Nicaragua She brings San Francisco dates of
Nov Her left San Francisco per steamship
Corss that date arriving at San Juan del Sur the
18th
The Pronetheus has go passengers and 81 754 1858 in
cold dust consigned n follows
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Appointments In the Custom House

Appointments In the Custom House.
Tie following appointments have been made by Collec
or Redfed with the concurrence Of Mr.. Guthrie, the
Secretary OF the Treasury They will take elect Thurs
Lay, the lst of December
DEPUTY COLLECTOR.
John /. Mumford
wEGHERs
E. Addison KimbaL Gustavus A. Newman,
Dennis Mccarthy, William j. Brown
NHAsugERs.
Stephen II. Feeks George S. Messerve.
Matthew Clarkson,
GrAGERs.
Charles Baldwin, Henry J. Mabbett
IysI'EcT9Rs
A.ahel Reed William n. Baker,
Coll N. Campbell, William Durham,
Stephen Cornell, Peter McDernott
Patrick Boyle. Samuel Waller
Charles Mills, Patrick Dee,
Edward Pollock Charles Bocs,
William Miner Nicholas Kline.
John Quinn, Michael Cox,
John 9rice, Azsl Freeman,
Joseph westaeld. Can ins Hoes
Anthony Wood, George a Ross,
William Drew, Francis hasterton,
Patrick Campbell, Stephen A. Dodge,
Chester Fox, William II Greeny,
John Wilson, Jr, Henry Raymond:
Warner Dygert,
Oliver s. Hibbard, John Egan,
lawrence McNsney, Henry W. Ryer,
David Wood, stephen Messere,u.
VIM. Henry, Christopher Kinsley,
Lebres Simmons Carrot Van velsor,
George McGrann Patrick Richard
John Sweeney Thomas Herman,
Michael Gaytee, John Coye,
James 3 Gregory, Alexander y. Ren.on
Bernard Kerrigan,
MCHT wATcTNES.
Marx Thomas Hamilton Allen
Cornelius CoZzen, Henry Close,
Edward McEugh, VIM Kelly,
Noses i Fisher, John Doherty,
James Mclaughlin, VIM. Murray
John Davis, John Callahan.
Edward Dennis
CLERKS IN COLLECTORS OFFICE
Nathan T. Bolles, John kcManus,
Silss w. Glett, Albert Speer,
John P Emmett, John L. Livingston,
James Hohran, Josephus Shann.
Wilism r Valentine
CLERKS w4gEHoUsE DEPARTMENT.
Frederick G. Jennie, Michael Reilly,
VIM. jenkins, David howell.
James LIBBY,
The following removals have taken place of those
holding situations 10 the Custom HouHe
wF1eHEas.
James Brown, 5. R. Meredith.
s. c. Coleman, VIM. Pfentss.
G. W Blackstoak, Walter Frady.
NEAsrRRRs
George W. Embres, J.R. st. John.
u. O. c. Whitloch,
INSPECTOR
James B. Bunsmade, Georz. Bets,
David Buell. Uriah Buckley
G. VI. BuckIip, Sanford Cobb,
Alfred Carhar. William Cox,
Henry Cheavens, Alfred Croker,
James r DeTeng, j. G. Faulkner,
G J.. ranklin. New ton Hayes,
Horace Hnseah, VIM F.. Heath.
Ebenezer Jackson, Alex. j. Knox,
Joseph w. Noulton, A. B. Rich,
T. Rogers, james Rose vslt.
James Smith,
NIGHT INSPECTORS.
Edward Berrian, Samuel Brewer
Jacob Depuy. John g Harrington
Henry HenfeIo, g. s. Leaycrsft,
Warrington Isaycraft, Anthony Lam utrecht,
Charles Mccartney, John McT)onsld,
Charles P. Miller, lessee Michell
James Nicho James ". Thompson,
Jacob Vreeand Belel Jacobson,
George. Whaley, Franklin Waterbury.
Geo. W. Williams,
spLlIAi NIGHT WATCH.
CHARLES Barbere, Isaac Paxton.
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Telegraphic Marine Report.
Eos1cE, Nov .9
AJIiyed-Brig Clare, Ardrossap,
CHARLESTON, Nov IS
Enthusiastically B+n franklin, New York; brig Ma
tsnzas, Boston schrs Hume and Waving New York.
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Me roOrnnda.

Capt Joseph Duva the agent for the steamtug Levia
than, informs that the hip Vioksburg Capt Hughes,
hence for New Orleans, ashore ON Rockaway She went
On early this morning and is well up en- tho beach The
lighters, 30 The is one of VIM Ne1on Son line Of
New Orb ans packets.
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DIED.

AIRRIGHT-At his resdepce Northern Libsrs PHIL on
pr 2th inst Jacob Albright the officer who was %
bsdiy burned a. the Ere IA Third-st, Philadephz- - m
CLARKEIn City Saturday, morning zith inst II n@A
befh c arke aged 4 yeas 8 nstive OF England .
IRARYOn morning 18Th inst. Doreta cry edssi
bt-r Of IL. late Can. OF 5tonngtOn Conn
NE snd friends the family also thoss Of her brother
Gill; (rsrv snc broheaw Abraham Van Clesf respect
f ies toast services Thuda zth inst AZ
IL p N al the a Holmes No 10 WeSt twenty
secOrdst ~
DANA-In Boston Wedzesdsy Dec. q Francis Dana Eslr
G,1neriv Of Cambridge Mas eyed 76
JOIIN SOlAt fsfouown Monmouth Co On The Zlth inst
Heny Woc Rowland and Henrietta Woeott John
son ssed weeks-pes.ed gently 10 the spirit world -,
III, remains will 81 inferred Shrewsbury the 9th nS AZ l0
o'clock A NJ - -, L..
her the William L. SsesTns, william henry seams 70
gently OF this City, sgtd a - 49,,
sTEFLF-At his siaence in Albany Monday eseans ON
Leurs seee ia the 9Th year Of bis age worthy and maheS-
tesned ciiEen Of thst city M
ThIsLOW-O the morning OF TIE Hn inst itsf ssn
WIN wal Trasow Of samuel w. and Annie ~ Insio" aged
emonths ard 10 days ~ ,-.,... o.. .....s o..
The Of the family respectfully Invited % asnd re
funeral on Thursday 29h nst AZ d. from tue sfnee OF Ms
rarrnf. 40 Rusnst Bedford-av, North Brooklyn
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fIARHIED.

BROOKsfAN-LOPP-At Center Berlin Rensselaer, Co, " T.
Nee "a bv Fder WIN Gushing. PASTOR Nr John Brookman Of
North Powna Co.. w. and Mas Maf5afet Loop Of
Black River. Rensselaer, Co -, a,
COMsTOCK-CROMwELL-o saturday 2ih INST, By no
Her Judgs Daily Mr. Nathan Cops2sA " Of Ns"iofA 70 ~
Charlotte n. Cromwell Of Cornwall, Orange Co.
OItI &c County papers please copy - 4. /, -. n
Mr. Ros Ira A Ives OF horsAs to Mira Eliza A. Burke OF
VANDFRBILT-BO 5ERT-On Tbu-ty evening, Dec. p by
the Rev Philip Brett Of Tompkinsyle John Vsnter5n sea
10 sarah d. the daughter OF Cornsas Boge al oith O
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
FXTRADITION OF ALEXANDER HElLBONN
SUPREME COURT-Oenersl Torm-DscIsioSs .

SUPREME COIkI-UtneFal .o1l-D.e.s.0'1 90 :;
His Honor gave the following written op.non rs Is
r,.,, =, the Of controversy between Tue
Id sssss the ,sthsres Of the STAG q New
The prisoner brought up on haosas corpus .
- ~, Ne,cn Commas appointed BY the utica sAes
n or this District under the act OF Congress ioi tne
20 nom other countries puusnt 60 tresies VIA
49, eevns ard also to the United states MsE'aa os
T1s return the prisoner "a in the custody OF
~ On warrant ssued BY the Commissioned on con-
tIe On oath before the poner changing the prisoner
pan, IN Eng ard the crime Of forgery upon ths
49, 81 Nm OF Exchanss the warrant orders ME arref ~
he be bsos before the ss ssass
Nayember and tbs seh he applied 70 the Comn
soasr .ba, tbs sxsmissssoo saoan ',As P"''' "' ~
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WILLLAMSBUR IIEHS

INV SrEANBoAT.-Messrs. Lawrence Foulks
have lust commenced laying the keel OF steamboat Tor
North Fifth st which is intended for an East River boat
between New ork and Norwich She is to be 3s5 feet
length Of keel IL feet beam and IA ieet deep poweta
beSn engine is now being manufactured for her at the
Morgan Iron Works and she will be completed sometime
in June next
GN-Genera complaint is made by the consumers OF gas
of tbe9uuay now furnished An indignation meeting OF
the citizens in reference 10 this matter has been called 70
tale Mace at the Odeon on Friday evening
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In this Court Yesterday before Judge Moore Justice
swe aud STRIKER John yonng aged q yeirs ~
arn, rs indictment for burglary "a The third dsse,
evidence that Ia catered the arpenrssp
OF Mr. Prssco Scientist the night az the 5h OF Woven
her last and oa therefrom several He SEEN win D
on ri near premises that night and the tools we're
suhseauenty found in NevYork in aP.wnboki shop where
thew the accused tic convicted ofsss
h e Jury sentenced him 70 the STATE Prison o the
term Of tw0y ard mouths ,..v
forn shop Wisrsburg p IA guilty chtse aud
found other wheEeupon re was seneacod 20 tns
County jail To- ok month"; 90. ,,-..--.-
VIM Hamilton AID oha Crs.sl. plsasd tlty - niesn as
far sellins liq1or without license Sentence deferred
Ira Mlpaush Ee indictment wa convicted o1t reeo'
nde6 the jury the ground that he Kept espca
bic house 10 UTRECHT and had sd 70 obtain license IN c'n7
ounce local dhculiies. Sentenced fess ved
Csorre Warner Patrick Null chill sud Henry Van 6ehn IA ks
Indictment. convicted and sentenced eesch 10 ~ days an
psopment IN the County Jail and go tine IN tcn
Durg the sitting fthe Court the Grsad JaTy came 10 with eeh
Indictments fourteen Of which for v0ia0nso hAs Avs
and ssain returned 70 resume their labors.
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NEV-,JE,RSEY I7,EnS

Tur EXAMINATION IN THE MONEY CAsE.-ln order to
secure the attendance of witnesses the examination OF John
w Fox which was to have commenced at II o'clock yes
terday morning ives postponed to o. o'clock Thursday
morning.
TuE MONEY ArFAIR-The examination Of John
Fox of Jersey City relative TO me money nc 20
in his fire hat postponed from Il eoVh yesterday ~
o. o clock this morning.
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IEhHAMS UREAT GIFI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Ibis affair will mber that another Mass Meeting to be
held Frdsy Evening Castle Garden They viii be called
upon their Committee In regard 70 the
distribution Of the DIN proper We hpe tia; share
colder with determination transtctnz
the bun dpaonttcy aud with all possible dispatch Persons
become shsTehoder thse that wish 3 ~
crease their interest would well purchase their tickets eeors
Friday ell tickets remaining uusOd aer that time, VIII
be clcs ct Auction and premium demanded on al bids
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MONSTER COSCERT-JULLIEN OUTDONE.-l ,jDD
perrmers selected from the fields and woods Of Germany
ENGLAND and America al warranted born professors Of the Of
the Holidays be Of these
living t with their hrotts full Of the love Of the Nightingale
Lark LnIft Aong Birds Csnary kc a. the only Importers
store, No. l6 North Wlism-st~ near Chatham
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ADVERTISEMENT
IN EI l.
Ladies ard Gentleme

Ladies ard Gentlemen will find large and beautiful
vsrety Of Shell which select rich and appropriate
Holiday Presents for their female friends w. fILLEfs,
q Broadway where also be f1aud fine essormsot Of
81 30 pairs Pore MonnAes Recules,
fne Cutlery, and q variety of Fancy GoOds
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BTAJITiTL HOLIDAY PELsENIs.--NOthlHg CaH DC
ppror acceptable those magnificent Crayon Dag1erso
types vlh Root No 3 Broadway eqaauy well IN
hind Of westercOud storms make no difference roSe
all his collection Of pctuTesrle dagae
feotyYes Of jerusalem, Mount Zion, Bethlehem, &c.
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To Strangers visit

To Strangers visiting the City we would say call at
the Daguerrean Of GvsHEY Broadway snd Leonard
would of tho sights Of the metropolis n B.
GtnileIafnly atteudents and charge for admission
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HOLIDAY GIFTS

HOLIDAY GFTs.-T. GILBERT g. Co.'S MAGNIFI-
CENT PIANOS beautifully finished with without the holan
the best presents that be made wife daughter or sister
Sold great bargains BY Horace WATERS No 3Bj Broadway
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IAYIoRs INTERNATIONAL HOTff., BROADWAY, COR
sER o. TsJos rsernstio5a Hotel Of rosi
way ara Frank At hasL letei will oDsad
tntscon Ct business Tuetdsy 10 tho erection anl It,
g up o. This house effort h1s been directed
conof ero convenience Of and pains will spt-d
LeeI the oel atffsve nd Lsreeshs fo vss 10
Plan III y dseted upon the principle Of the ft carOo.ia
notes bueifs viii be served with meals 10 their
OF a the tables Of the saloon below according their OpJ
IheaDpo1is bose offhe spproyed
he int two o cd 10 sus Of WIKI psr0rs
bedrooms On tbe thid nth and fifth The -each Il
eei with 10 feet o~ngssre arranged eoun1ac
shoong ample accommodation for families aud extending from the
Broadway front 90 feet along ths FftBsst side oftas Building
d,ne e5 ette apartments on each Of these Aoos bsns all
connected together 10 e1fs snt the rqgrueu Of
The fitting these In the best STYLE Of
modern On c0d the ceilings and walls
richly ecocd aud tie three upper stories they hsndsosy
finished fine oil painting The furniture Of the house mas been
selected with the combination Of
fIt and hoped ths nothing le % be desired IN this
The Trop desires especially call tho attention othe public
the fact that arriving In the city BY the Boston late
nfh ians viii be furnished with suitable accommodations at all
hours a. the night
he sns Hotel viii be under the direct superasn5snc
o! Nr WILLIAM HENNcWAY.
Tie proprstO grateful the patronage hitherto bD1ed
literally Linn respectfully requests continuance ofthe public
favor JOHS TAILOR, Propulsion
VS. UFNIsGwAy. Superintendent.
Eew-Imk, Dec g, 1855
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" Uncle Toms Cabin" and Little Katy, the H.
Con Girl VII be Iiormed s afternoon Aoa sveaa Paiy.
Ntionoi IfefffT Lff'e Katy O'Clock and Unce
The ne Codsia Howard hs yo1itl wonder appslTias Ia
bob pieces MAKE Gerry spfostion To- pscss.
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SIGNoR BT1TZ.-Ths amusing Ventroquist and
Magician win lis L.srnsd Canary Birds exhibits every Ahea,o1
srd Even nr a the Stuyvesut Irsu, No Bosdx,v Fs.
les Garnet select more sppspss place Of naswsH hs City
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rrswfully y Urt.i States oe--' rr-sd r7,iey ,y.y
vel IN ih tTuhe-- r1us md have tes- - $40 40
Ur'sc sfs'es Ary riis0. - rrr7-r r0n-r, n e l
ofFsrFusor % "a he ri,,J q la Cert lseee 131 :
matter drreti1l wlEn - Co
II I12s thaa ls Cr-s r7l as
at.rdcr the n t.e
eh.EnE h Soldier arla a. asrT 1873 gu Ma Req
s.. 81 G1c e1lCrSd C0urs il III. u Coz.
Gil tie CouFt ssFinx -AsT pers3a Hlesli. detained
hs rshi 20 = d hsf-i sli TIE daty o. his Corr -
hin BE ItsrT thfn fher- hss he hsst11
10 exercise he Ts~sr II were aait-fL 5sxpeisa
vcHd sste intrrei WIKI ~ exercise 81 ti
oos have cone IN the b. nkisE to enlistment % a1rs
nisss they diharssd BY lh- U1E-i Il
fc1ui-s In th- Of h- Ste a1l
rroEr-fy q It, e1sr-s. Ehsr. ths powers 81
III Iscsvs rHn.d bat restrained only iAy
etsFci.ed T. is~
IRE Revised Statutes sso Prrcuae ~ he .nsit u TIE vr n
hsbrss committed desned :. virse Of 1s is
drres Of rrbanai ofcri crina
q 5 SIS q ~ By the phrs-oerv Used My
decree snd a. party lsh End he hhs
tbs BE-, does that he II
rfnezf vkn nsrsr.t. hss H.ei .u,hry al exceeds
rrscBer nay no be a. ber-T bshin9 ia3is.
EXCEPT fos recs prPcs b1f iaecrnsag hks ea-e; pr
~ rot lie the wsTralt r this s.atorI
70 b arHsd " oBy certia gri3ae bti-s
fis pl.fd rifh Is5 eepeaeeut CT then foE ia Vitality
Thf -one berg ulls~fEv confined Be da.Al-st nt
order uut be entered accorll7gly
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sale. o. ,,osssr a. eauaaslp h,a "WEDNESDAY Dee %

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R-ssax aaiir 81 R.scas Solfs IL 81 ID 81
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81 I'D sssed Loes isant - bed IS. sxed Nsssssrg Is
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B.ak y "a 81 ssf-a. Cnon Canal Isl D. "a SHED Dali
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-02-25

LADY vs.. WlFE.-The editor Of the
Providence Journal, who 10 considerable
Of all arbiter elegdntiar um, which means
man Of iasie, says this;
"We wish the Democratic papers
would call Mrs. Pierce the tho WIFE Of
The President elect, instead Of bis LADY.
They are legally married, and she is en-
titled to the name Of wife. Besides, il,
shocks all our ideas Of morality to hea. il,
said that the President elec. of the United
States is travelling around so much with
any other woman than his wife. IF any
Of the Democrats papers labor under
the impression that the title Of wife is not
grand enough, we can assure them thai
-Blackwond's Magazine, which is high
arslocfa,ic an.h riiy, has indorsed il, in
q long and exceIlen, article, the text of
which was taken from paragraph in this
paper.
"An anecdoie is told Of a Scotch
shopkeePer who declined some request
made by q customer. "Do YOU know"
said the customer, ",hat am the Bishops
lady," "Hooi, woman" MAS the answer,
81 would no, do il il ye was his wife,
mneh less his leddy." Lady is beanti.
ful word in its place, and female is
proper word in i.s place, bu, either sf
them employed for wife OF woman is in
shocking taste"
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-02-25

A TRuE Once on o
time, when the Adige suddenly over.
flowed its banks, the bridge Of Verona
was carried away, with the exception of d
centrs arch OH which stood house,
whose inhabitants su2plica,sd help from
the Windows, while the foundations were
visible giving way. 81 viii! give a hun
dred French luis said Coun, Spolverini,
who stood by to any person who will
venture TO deliver these unforiunais peo-
ple." Ayoung peasan, came forth from the
crowd, seized boat and pushed into the
stream. He gained the pier, received
The whole family into the boat, and made
TOR The shore, where he landed them ~
safety. "Here is your money, my brave
fellnw," said the Count. "No," vas she
answer of the young man. 81 do not sell
my LIFE; give the money to this poor fam
lily who have need oft" Here, indeed,
spoke out the true spri, ofthe gentleman.
though he was in the garb Of an humble
peasant.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-02-25

ALI RIeur- Go AHEvD.-Mr. Stone,
Of Hamilton, has Introduced into the
Legislature a bill to repeal the charter
E,he Ohio Life Insurance and Trust
Company, or properly speaking '',he cut
and trust .cnmpauy." This is right, aud
We eatnestIy trust it will become law.
That institution has been carrying ON
a sytem Of peculaiion and shaving for
seties of years in Ohio, and instead Of
being benefi, to The poor man, has
proved tho greatest curse that could BIS
visited upon HIM peclniaril, BY temp'iag
him TO borrow from il To purchas, q home,
which, in many instances, so soon as il
became such TO him, was grappled from
him 10 meet the morbid demands Of this
OF late years it has defsd the law.
making power itself, and evon now occu.
pies position 10 reference to the pay
men, of the jus, revenues Of the govern
nent, ihat no citizen dare presume l3
initiate. |, will nol pay taxes as hsasssi
men do,---cresp'ng behind the suhisa2
faee Of a charter, which, it claims, 10 Ma.
alIeIable. e
The time has come to be done wnh
'riAng with these whig ban lings. II
here is any virue in the De.nncraiie
doctrine on this subject, it should, and
Il once, be applied, anl teach these in, +
,ilu,ions equality. We hope 10 hear Of
goodly number coming TO the aid ofths
mover ofthis project, and if the tax gath
'rer cannot reach, them, let them be
'laced on a level with other capital, and
70 dealt with as something tangible
Western Standard.