The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-07

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The gentlemen tied with the public press, par
ticulazy thoss sojomning At Washington just Of this
time in the capacity Of nswspsps correspondence are
the whole entitled great credit for the ingenuity
which they display the business Of cabinet max
ing Al general thing, they appear to DO PresT COOS
judges Of material but their pscssr forte seems 20 LAY
in their tact ct originating variety OF patterns Thus
We have something new every day oeoAaoaAhy sSe'
three perhaps hall different styles advertised in
the course Of twenty four One Of the oldest In
hsbants hsrs In PsanAooek," who ss town born" cia
zen. once inquired Of . conner who attempted to
quiz him" Well, my friend, you seem t, b pretty
smart young man what do you do for living :" 81
live my Wits pretty much was the reply That viii
do sometimes" rejoined the cid fellow have known
great many mon, in my day who tried the plan
Occasionally they succeed but, now and then some
Of them unfortunately get out Of stock Ths jcsting
gentleman thought it was time to lsave-the old man
wss too many guns for him. Some Of the Washing
news gatherers appear to be In equally uufortu
predicsment One two have tasksd their vita
hard "got out Of STOCK and been compelled to fall
back Of their contemporaries For example the
Washington CORES pondent Of tho New York Tribune,
with Gov Brown for his authority sends ION before
December 49, from that city telegraphio despatch
ceived this evening from Concord stating that Gen.
Pierce has fixed upon the folio wing cabinet So The
Tribune goes to Washington is read there and under
date of December 81 p. - general correspondent"
OF the HERALD forwards for what 1t Is worth the self
programme, lust received from Concord BY tsls
graph by Senator soule." Now as have already ad-
vised you list Of cabinet in any shape has been
sent the telegraph office In this town have the
authority of the operator here for saying The wash
ngton gathererssspeciay the general tsegraphio
correspondents of the Associated Pressmuss be little
more industrious In picking up cabinet items At least
they should not depend Greelsys New FORK Tribune
for their latest from Concord via the national cap
tai That is testing the credulity Of the public little
too severely isn't it!
The event Of the week here has been the visit of
General Wool As have already spprised you, he was
received with distinguished consideration not only BY
Gen Pierce but also by Gov Martin, the Council, mem
bers of both branches the Legislature and many cia
zens who waited upon him at bis quarters at the Eagle
hotsl. Subsequently, with his aid, Lieutenant Tall
madge he introduced to the public functonares at
the House by Hon M Bartlett of Portsmouth the
Oldest member Of the House The anxiety to get look
the veteran General to have been fully equal to
that General Scott his recent expedition west
ward Many in this region look vpon General Wool
the vertable hero Of Buera Vista without whose skill
and foresight the issue Of that remarkable battle would
have been very different. As such there strong
disposition lonze him He left town Friday after.
noon expecting TO return to his residence az Troy T.,
Among other distinguished gentlemen sojou,nng at
the Eagle While GsLsr. Woo vas there. were Hon
electors Col Forney Clerk Of the United States House
Of Representative Hon. Charles Hughes, meuber Of
Hon lillian Ashc, member OF Congress fon North
Carolina The custom Of observing the Christmas holt
days heretofore mucn neglected oy the OF
vogue In View England Here In the capital Of New
Hampshire have before known much attention
upon the occasion during the preeea
Christmas has not only rvslled but anoet threa
annihilate and take the place ancient Yankee
nksgiving day The weather has been cold enough,
but mot severely cold The sieighins has continued
excellent for several weeks Our Of and elegant
store. eted lat GUNNER on the district burnt vsr by
the great Gre in August 1851 Allied With fns aud
merchandise In every variety have had no lack Of
Every body. and his wife and children, have
tions three excellent hotes including the oaps
eious ard we'll conducted Eagle cont aiming the
psnts who can wonder that members Of Congress are
glad escape for from the halls OF the CAPITOL
mpIegnsted with coal from the furnaces below the
muddy streets and mammoth feeding establishments In
Even 70 .sqS s here e S
The Rosd cheer Of that respectable village is
touch" to that 7now furnished here upon whs.
was in oden time known as the Corn Psntsoss Pas
saconway and Wono aD6ette two noted chiefs father
end SOM Of the ancient tribe OF Psnnacooks Why
shouldn't Copgressm also love TO while little tins
away here Why shoaldn they! Is ssythpz ncre patu.
raj than that they should honor with visit, Our
Presoept Is always glad to h friends he mas taken
He expects to to hearto receive aasos and
ten to suggestions from all qusr until the time o
iDsusurs ION He is frank and courssou. towards eli
who approach him. he will doubtless give due weight
AMI consider alton t. the views piratioas and desires
Of all and finally do just he pleases and ~hs he thinks
Is right and proper Al least four of the six cahst
pointmt nts ale douotIess already decided upon by
Gen Pierce. Who they cant tell MT having
yet inquired fer The reason that ne night think i
saty 20 char re h mind two Of them and cou-
sequenty dislike 10 diyulge 40 long in advance The
thing ha ut come out pet. 1t wont come out until
March .th The bump OF caution Is large in the degeope
ment OF the Generals c.rbersi organs; and don't be
eye be Will advertise BIS in advance others
than those selected for cabinet advisers Ia The mean
time let all the political universe be patient Uf.s
seekers who a.s troubled With nsrrssn should drink
a. little poor whisxsy as possible snd substitute therefor
hbersl potauone OF camp Tea y II that Won't answer
tnsn try Fluid Extract Of Valsra!a Nsgu4se Brace
lets or Watts Anti6ote.
Both branches Of the Legislature have voted to Close
the psesens extra esson on saturday nsxs 1t vii have
then continued weeks and three Gays at an
20 lie s7te Q. some $4,000 That about tbs
holding Constitutional Convention in 1851 Il vhicn
q denaly failed in reyipg cd Gagna Cta,ter d
lIe2 ana Is about the limit which our New Tam ohts
Law makers usually 90 wnen they togehs- a. their
leisure IN the winter season without tue OF sI
ners farming operations especially the oty Of
seeing tnst ne'r hay crop properly secured tnei-
minds. The regular sessions msncs 90 the dr..
Wednesday in June and usually continue from four 70
six weeks An extra Scsr session Ike the prs.ea.
convened every fourth year revise the seotioa nent
OF ts1e' count the votes for Preside ntsl 30
AZ predicted the revised Maine Liquor isu hss
ceveo its que.us in the House without eoiag % the
Senate The bill % last year lid being again re.
tirtd TO the euperioe Court for deci0n it, oanst.
lGtionaiy J. by nisotetn msJority. 0n- Aftcss mem
berr Wer. soseat ths vote standing i4T TO 1913 TIE
Jority for DasDite po+tIoDeGsnt ala 10 D4en AZ
sst one husdred did the opponents 1opa 10 asks
the question an lag asslnit he a-nocra tn
State election IN March 1he vote scar. ,sSty one
ti1teen Sh3g. &c cry voting with he Us.s q the
csnooist TO pospone iudehaiCey and sseDty .no-
CRAZE voting sssinst H.
THIS hsmtog Maine bius lss IL vsry poor SUB -itute
for dtfBBct sto,itc.,tn. vhcb tss wig patty IN
this state ana New fpglaso s'Ds-nly lsvs ;an