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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-19

The LIN Pierre House.-Oa Wednesday
eYannE last We attended by invitation Msssrs Ia
"a. the ssnena9ly proprietoIs Of this newly erected
81 opening the About three gentlemen sat
down sumpuous dnnes lot TO be-
hold TIE bill printed white satin and con-
tained variety, more rare dishes costly wines
an read Of After the cloth
away several speeches and toasts delivered which
regret state the short time OF the
publication preyents our giving in fall Colonel Page
NE chair who delivered an eloquent and complimentary adj
dress One OF the editors Of the Inquirer made eloquent
speech Mr. Edwards the both andthe Grard in
answer to eloquent and complimentary speeches made
sble, practical speech filled with wisdom number
q other gentlemen also delivered addresses and regret
At being stranger to most OF them, cannot give the
names We're called on Eve were not aware there MAS
very poor in comparison with the speeches eloquent
gentlemen present Compliments were showered on the
Aessrs Taber for their and enterprise sney
Served all for entertainment that could NOT DO
beaten The La Pierre the magnificent hotel we ever
NV, well as the most complete In its arrangements IL
completely puts extiugusher on a. Astor me gor
mirrors the costly paintings
NE massive silver goblet and bowls which adorn the
1abes-altogether eclipse the widest dreams OF Eastern
nagnifence tits palace we do not believe can be beaten
the energy Enterprise of single American citizen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-19

TWO SISTERS, FROM BOSTON, WISH TO OBTAIN
stuations in the Southone seamstres other
take children. Apply at 1888 Broome street
be for two days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-19

A SITUATION WANTED BY A YOUNG NAN IN AN
IA importing warehouse, who has Southern
acquaintance and speak the Spanish language Address
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-19

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Cured In Five MI
mites BY Dr. TOBIASS celebrated Venetian linmsnt price
RI cents Depots, 240 Greenwich street and No. East
ELEVENTH street. 1t also cured Capt Comstook Of the
Baltic of attack Of rheumatism IN three days.
vall fhed DING
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-19
ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY
LEE FIRST, THIRD SEVENTH AND EIGHTH
PAGES.

ZEE rlhSI, THIRD, SEVENTH AND EIGHTH
PAGES.
PER1ONAL.
u R-IWILL COMPLY WITH YOUR REQUEST AT
~. a., on Saturday at o'clock.
ENRANCIs ALBERT CAY, OF EDINBURG Is EAR.
nesty desired to communicate address 10 his raa-
II MRS JOHNSON, WHO, IN THE YEARS 1887 LIVED
In the upper Of the building No. ChAmbers STRAIT
Of Centre New York will leave address
% H. 81 Herald Office i'm nediaely she will hear OF some
thing greatly to her interest.
NOTICE.-ANY PERSON VINO WAS A PASSENGER
In tho train Of on the Hudson river railroad from
Albany, reaching New York about o'clock p M the
th day Of August last Wcdnesday) and who was in
lest car at Canal street. will confer favor by sending his ad
ersss 10 box 3,4O6. at the New York Post 0dhos.
DERSONAL.-IFM. A. SORAY, OF STAPLETON, STATEN
Island, will addrcss W w Durant General Post Office, NJ
w. stating whore interview BIO had Oct g. IL shall he
rcmntly noticed The last address from you wrong;
,us the delay.
WILL THE WRITER OF AN ANONYMOUS NOTE TO
Nal 10 desiredf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-19

Camphor Ice, Camphor Ice.-E. w. Van
arsmits Camphor Ice and meyer failing remedy
sysry Prepared sold only at the Bowery Drug
store 1853 Bowery by Mrs Hays 75 Fulton street
las Atlantic street. Brooklyn IL want good liquid hair
dye the Chinese Hair Dye II will color the hair In
few minutes, and not wash off.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-19

A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT WOMAN, WHO HM
"A lost baby, wishes TO obtain situation wet
nurse in gen family Can be by the
family she lived with last II required Please call at hs
nth streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-19

sAswnsss. and all skin deiormties i Is we'll known, are
lAlian indicated soap Gourands liquid hair dye liquid
yhe lilly white liquid and all sorts Of toilet notions
30 the ladies, found at DR. GOURANDS old established
aAeratory Walker street. first store from Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-19

Observation-Disclosures Humphrey, No.
- Broadway have received and opening their Fa
- trade consisting Of rich Bouvase carpet On one entire
~ carpet in this eountry medallion velvet oquet
Anster tapestry and Brussels carpets and all grades 81
S1S6A In great variety for liberal terms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-19

HAH Oy6 1mu WI8ss-HntohoI0f,sm 0hu1as.
~ a No. 23S Broadway opposite the Park where he has
- best in the world for the sale app
eon Of his hair dye and newly invented wigs and touIss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-19

rs COACHMAN. = WANTED-A SITUATION AS
"A ooachman, by one VIII, thoroughly understands the
treatment Of horses and good and careful driver He
refers to his present employer who has further need Of
his services Address note to James Kaan Herald office
4 Staten Island preferred,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-19

w ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT WO-
man, situation, IS nurse, OF TO do igft chamber
work understands Bringing child by hand Best Of city
references requrec Con he fcen for two daye from ~
until occck, st lJ Charlton street. rear B7deD street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-19

A MARRIED MAN WISHES A SITUATIONS HE UN
IA dersands the care and management of horses all the
arts farming and is well with the city Apply
at lH Fourth avenue between and four o'clock p NJ
for two DAYS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-19

Trusses, Shoulder Braces, Elastic Stock
- for enlarged veins Of che legs elastic kneeosps SPINAL
n9ees ladies' bslts and supporters, o1uboo kneekknee
81 boweg Instruments with assortment Of ohildrenf
egueUos, 81 II Ann street.. Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-19

WANTED-BY A NEAT TIDY GIRL SIXTEEN YEARS
w old uuation 70 do the ehamberwork and waiting Of
small private family Piease call at IL Pacific street,
South Brooklyn, for two days, IL not suited
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-19

A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUA.
IA ton chambermaid in hotel boarding house. Can
be for two days at $50 Greenwich street. front
mon
The Hillsborough recorder., 1853-06-22
Discontent-A warning.

IN noticing resolution Of Mr.. Edmund Burke
recently offered in the Democratic State conven.
ton Of New Hampshire, in which il is pretty
clearly insinuatsd that the old guard" are not
satisfied with the appointment Of freesoilers and
scccssionisis TO office by the President, the New
York Herald takes occasion to administer a Sc
we're rehukc 10 the powers that be" and TO offer
some very wholesome advice for their future con.
duct. The Herald lakes sides with the central
column" Of Democracy, the " regular hoops" as
the Z. on men Of The party are styled, and claims
for them the right 10 exert some influence in the
admnistraiion-the prospect being that the Free
soil and secession wings" will mnnopolize the
offices and control the measures Of the party. We
have no, space for all Of The HeralIs aiirle, hut
cannot iorbcar to make an extract. As an eff.
cieni ally ia the election 81 Sen. Pierce. The SER
vices Of the Herald were gratefully acknowledged
b. the Democratic party, and its advice and warm
Ing now, should not be disrcgarded by them.
Bcnneit. says:
Can General Pierce maintain his
position on any other principles than
the distinct and comprehensive Union
principles of the national democrats, as
laid down in the Baltimore platform
DO not principles and men invariably
20 together? And in the abstract, dis
gusting as IS this dirty business Of the
spoils. it becomes an important game,
where their dispensation conveys an
endorsement or reputation of this or
that particular faction or division Of
the party. The popular apprehension
that General Scott, If elected, would
give the supremacy in his adninistra-
tion to Seward and the free suilels, had
everything to do with his terrible de-
feat. The popular belief, on the other
hand, that General Pierce would up
hold the principles Of the constitution,
as embodied in the compromise plat
form; IN his appointments not less than
The Hillsborough recorder., 1853-06-22

The Rev. THoNAs ATKINSON, ID. ID, has accept.
ed the appointment Of Bishop Of this Diocese, re.
Gently rendered him by the Protestant Episcopal
Convention Of North Carolina. His letter of ac.
ceptance appears in the Raleigh Register Of the
18th instant. Il is brief. md brca,hes spirit Of
humility and dependence on superior help high
Iy becoming in one entering upon 50 responsible
an office; a spirit which, emanating, as we trust
/, does, from dcep-ioned picty, will qualify him
for cmine usefulness ia his new sphere of ,lu.
ties. The following is an extract:
feel very gratefully this mark of
the. good opinion of the Church in
North Carolina, and wish most hearth
" that | were less unworthy Of it. AZ
ter careful consideration of the sub
ject, however, not without PRAYER to
God for guidance, have felt that, even
such as am | ought not to withhold
myself from a sphere of duty which so
considerable a body of Christ's Minis
ters and followers have thought that [
might be usetul in; especially. when
remember that they must have been
unintluenced by personal partiality,
being mostly unacqnainted with me.
With very real sense of my own de-
ficiencles, then, will vet cast myself
upon the care and protection of God,
and the forbearance aud sympathy of
the Diocese, and in weakness and much
fear undertake to be its Bishop
The Hillsborough recorder., 1853-06-22

ANOTHER WARNING. On Friday eve
ming nI last week, as a company &C cha.
pei Till students, styled !. Mountain Ran
gers" were taking mp camp just below
town. one Of The rompany, Mr.. Bradford,
was shot in the ann hy the srridenlal
discl arge Of his gun, while in The &C, Of
taking il from the wagon. The mur1le
Of the gun heing rery near his arm, the
whole charge of shot. wad and AL. passed
through the nesh. three or fur inrhes
below The shoulder. carrying away con.
siderable portion Of the muscle, 10 ihs
hone.
Mr.. B,adfoId was Immediately convey.
ed 10 Zevely's Hotel. where The wound
was attended 70, and we are informed no
is now doing as well as ronld be ex,
peried. Saitm Pres.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1853-06-22

Rare Modesty. =. 0bsever.' the in
ieIligcnt Washington correspondent Of the Ra-
leigh Register. gives the following rare instance
Of mode.iy in one sppoiaied to an important
public station;
"Governor Lowe. Of MARYLAND. de-
clines the appointment Of commission
er TO. China, not considering himself
qualified for the important position,
having neither knowledge Of the Chi.
nese language, customs, &C.. nor a fa-
miliar acquaintance with our trade and
relations with the celestial Empire.
This is a rare instance Of modesty and
sense of propriety. and therefore de-
serves especial note. Rumors have
not designated the individual likely to
be selected for that place, but il is very
important. in the present crisis Of af>
fairs in the East. that he should be a
man Of high and peculiar qualifica-
tions."
The Hillsborough recorder., 1853-06-22

ASorHER Cnu~TERfEus-l $40 rau..
lrriris nusr, on she South Wrssrrn R.a
Road Bank, has been rerrisrd in t'h,sIr..
ion. Il dess moi rrsemhle The srnuia.
notes in any parliruIzr. On the margin
af all The genuine pIaies will BE- faund Il,
Goa, ef Arms of''he Sisies Of South G..
rolina. Nnrh Carolina. Tennessee. ana
Ken,urky. lhe Charter of The Bank bria,
the JOIN, Charter Of she il'rre lirsl n.n.d
States. WHOSE names srsperiftsly appe,r
with their Goat nf arms.
The rouu,eriei, is deficient IN lhi. rr.
spect.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1853-06-22

CouSrERfElr FoEx Dollar BnLs.-
Counterfeit four dollar notes are in
circulation, Of the Bank of the State "a
North Carolina, old plate.
Receive none Of those which upon be.
ing cut in half will not cut the engra.
vrrs' names.
The general appearance and engrar.
ing OF .rounterfeits is much coarser
than that Of the genuine, bur the abo, !
is the most certain test. Its supposed
that a good many Of these bills have re.
Gently been put in circulation.
WILMINGTON Jour.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1853-06-22

Public schools in California The
Superintendent Of Public Instruction
in California has published his report.
The State has recognized the New
England principle Of common Schools,
supported BY the State. There are
now in California about $4,000 white
youth, under eighteen years Of age, fit
candidates for schools. The money
in the Treasury credited to the school
fund amounted in January to over Sl8,
600, and 5000 was still due from the
counties. OF the 100000 acres devo>
ted to the production Of q school fund,
l5O,00O had been sold and fund of
about $780, 900 secured therefrom.
The interest on this, With some other
sums to be received. woald make not
far from $4,000 to form basis Of a
&C. school system, which it is hoped
Epected will soon be put into
0aghout the State.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1853-06-22

wEsrERN Ran RoAp.-we hs,e a.
plfAsste Of stating, lhsl aleF avrul "a,
expected delays, lhs fatps III Rnsins,,,
az lhs Rail Raad - Ne caai Niws l,,
hrea nfEauiEel. sni wiIhnai "a t.-.r.,
delay. p,orerdrd ye-ifTday marnins :,
make he Rerann,.''s e, prrpar4lars n
The I.nrasinn snd sux*sy ~ lhe uaa.
The Corps rs.usis's 81 >. P. Gaod.ell.
CHEF Ensinrrr. and Nr-<rs. lain Esrlr.,
No. T.. Brsntly. r.. tsaadsril and r. A
T.. Evans. Assistants. Msjor MarR.,
Prsshrn: af Ihs c.mpzny. has srrau.
panird ,he Engineers % 'hs Rrennnai..
sanre.
We congratulate oar iownsmen and an
Others interested. an this sriazl hesinnin,
q the important ~ork. Rsy. IA.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1853-06-22

- Il i no, Eagrd lnla
l,lag -shaFus and ROLLED mo Tsils, Ne
iaurh d nai. tield and rappfF, silver SOD
ira5. nrsiir lnEFhrr IN ~ esHhi hai -
lhry are nal mFilei mia pigssinga's snl
bars. nr rnined ia,n rarrrnsy and I,iaeed
IN nsr porksls. ~ hrrd ahrm 40.
.Sainfe has nas done rnonsh far ns.r
No. AR never viii. unid she gives rs
MEA-m.n saEshy he age . Ehirh
lhey Iirr.
The President snd Dirrriars al The
n. G.. Railroad. Mes-rs. Eda'nrs, will
have li,r surveys made.-in yaur rnrps
ne l...k, In have The uaEk done. lei
lhe whale pfrss af A.rh csssi'as iurH
sl.@ir sn,Ilery spaa Ils,e points. and sur,
cess RsasI Ediow,
0nwsrd, and iske yan the lead,
j. ". M0REHEAp.
! PnesL N. q. Railrsad.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1853-06-22
MIR. Leake and the Public Lands

Messrs. Leake and Ashe. the opposing candi-
dates for Congress in the third DISTRICT addressed
the people at Wilmington on the i4lh instant.
The editor Of the Herald, though prevented from
The Hillsborough recorder., 1853-06-22
sUPRE .aE COl:RT.

This Tribunal met in this CITY Oh
Monday las, the Chief Justice aud
both Judges being in attendance. The
following gentlemen have been admit
ted to practice in the several County
Courts Of the State. viz:
Hamden $. Smith, Raleigh, N. c.,
James A. Patton, Asheville, N. c.,
William Hicks, Granville Co. N. G /,
lowered Eldridge, SmithfeId, N. c.,
Leon +. Siler, Franklin, Macon Co. N.
o.. Il. II. Gillian. E,lenton, N. G., !,
w. Geo. Granbery, Perquimans Co
n. Arch. r. Mcdonald, Moore Co n.
G..
And the following to Superior Court
practice -
B. A. Kitrell, Oxford, N. G., w.
Lowndes, Trca,lwell, Miss, John b.
Williams, Greene Co N. c., John 5.
Long. Washington. N G.. Sitgreaves
Attmore. Newbein. N. c.. Richard
N. Forbes, Greene Go. N. c., William
+. Green, Louisburg, N. f.sNeil Nc
Kay, Cumberland County, N. &.
Raleigh Register
The Hillsborough recorder., 1853-06-22

DrATH or GES. RILEy.-Brig. Gen.
Riley, Of the Army, died at Buffalo,
N. Y. on the 9th inst. He was a ma.
tive Of MARYLAND. aged about &c years.
He entered the army in 1915, as an
Ensign in Forsyth's North Carolina
Regiment of the Riflemen. which SO
greatly distinguished itself, throughout
the war, on the Canada frontier, in
which distinction, Riley, like almost
every individual in the company, full
" participated. In 1921 be was ap.
pointed captain of infantry, and since
that time has displayed great gallantry
and skill in the Black Hawk war, the
Seminole war. and the Mexican war,
gradually rising to the high rank Of Br,-
vet Major General in the army.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1853-06-22

Splendid Resufs.-The new ball and
basin machines. recently introduced al
Gold Hill. aie dining FINE business. We
were Iuld by gentleman employed al lhs
mill, that one nf these machines had ga,
ihered so penny weights " in The quick"
in "a hours ;swhieh is about t275 nen.
The sani from which this was obtained.
had been washed repeatedly in uie old
fashioned marhines. and was deemed al.
most worthless. The daily average Of
the iwn marhines irsop.raIion. We Learn
is about 500 penny weights each.
Salisbury Wafchman,
The Hillsborough recorder., 1853-06-22
ORR TABLE.
The Illustrated Magazine or

Art, for June, has been received. This work
i Published by Alexander Montgomery. IL
Spruce Street, New York, and is oInamenied with
numerous well finished ensravinss, and contains
much valuable and interesting information. The
present, the sixth number, completes the FIRST
volume; and the success which il has met with
enables the publisher to promise that his future
issues shall be made more rich in literary talent
and artistic adornmcnt. Price SO per annum.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1853-06-22

IN his measures of public policy, had
everything to do with his triumphant
election. We are Responsible 70 some
extent. ior this diFection a public npi'
Mon aud he history 81 the last tEen-
" years Or 50, viii Vindicate the eon-
sisiency of this journal upon the great
fundamental issues pf the last Presi.
Dental canvass We, therefore, feel
the greater snlicifude concerning the
success or failure Of this adniinistra.
tion. We desire rs success. but We
fear that il is drifting to the breakers.
Bat il Is. perhaps, enough fnr the pre-
sent 10 recommend, aside frnm all per.
sonal considerations in connection with
dis New Hampshire movement. q
careful study of the scope and drift .ef
Mr.. Burke's resolution, bv the Presi-
dent and his Cabinet. The batteries
az sycsphants and courtiers may be
agreeable. bat they are dslusive. The
timely warning 81 independent men
| cannot be. with equal safety, disre-
garded. Will there be war;"
,.--@-
A STRANGE SPIDER.-We we're pre-
sented this week by gentleman N our
town, and have il now in double box
ready Tor the inspection of the curious
4 green spider with the likeness Of :
human face perfectly daguerreo'yPeo
ON its back.
What think you Of this, Nr. HILLSIDE
rough Recorder. Can your little hair,
dog bark after this Where IS Bar
lnums Rgsran hhig.
The specimen Of Natures handiso'k. whicl
our eo,empOrary Of the Rowan whig has 50 care
fully preserved for the inspection of The curious
we expect is hard to besl. But our canine frien'
viii no, suffer his equanimiiy 10 be disturbed b
exhihitions of thai sort. His ambition is not =
compete with The works Of nature; hut only q
display a cultivated taste in the works Of All
We suspect be will continue 10 bark with q
much selfrespees as heretofore.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1853-06-22

T We would again rrmiDd the Stockholders
in the North caaolina Rail Road coupany. that
such of them as canned attend the Annual Mest-
ing II Salisbury on he l4sh af July asni, should
appoint p'Ories Blanks fos This purpose hsss
leen ri Coz signatures a. this Ofoe. a Inc sioss
of Mr.. Ruiia. end al shs Store Of Me-saa Lons
a wetA.
or The paper for subscriptions % the None.
ment 70 he sreeied in Kfnsueky 20 the memory
q Hsssr Car. Is still al this Office. where al
who wish 10 eonifbuir something % this ohjeel
srs requested 10 car Al an carly day.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1853-06-22

ACCIDENT TO GENERAL ScoTT.-Mal.
General Scott, U. S. Army, met with
a serious accident in the city Of New
York on "Wednesday night, the 9th IN
stant. While crossing the Fifth ave-
nue., at Ninth street, about halt past
nine o'clock, his foot struck against a
tagging stone raised above the pave.
mcnt, and he was thrown forward win
some force. His right shoulder was
dislocated by the fall, and his face and
knees were much cut. He was prompt'
ly raised BY some gentlemen and taken
home, when Drs. Mott and Simpson
we're sent for, who set his shoulder and
administered some composing drauslh.t'
The General was much shaken by MS
I'LL No dangerous consequences are
likely to result from the accident, bu'
he will be probably confined some
weeks to the house. A general con
Germ was manifested among the GU
zens Of New York for this severe ae.
cident, in which We in Washington
most sincerely sympathize. MAJ. L''G
Robert P. Dick, ESQ.,, of GreensOo
rough, has been appointed Unl.eo
States District Attorney for the JUS
trict of North Carolina, in place u
Hiram W. Hustled, Esq, of Raleigh
The PuBIIc LANDs.-Recent status
tics show that while we are pushlns
and striving for more room, we la'e
more than thousand million OF acres
that wenever use. The total amount
Of unsold and unappropriated lands on u
all the States and Territories is 800
554, ZOO acres, or more than fifty acre,
q piece for every man, woman ah"
child in the Union.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1853-06-22

The Edinburgh Review, No. .. Vol. xsxviii.
for April, and the North British. No. D, Vol.
xiv. for May, from the press Of Leonard Scott <
Co.. New York, have been received. We shall
best notice these works, perhaps, by giving the
table of contents, as follows:
Contents ofAe Edinburgh Reriew.-AIison's
history of Europe since 1915; Marriage with a
deceased Wife's Sister; The Church Of England
in the Mountains; Recent Novels. Agatha's
Husband; The National Gallery Mr.. Disraeli
his Character aud Career; Public Education !;
Marcellus-Meusirs fthe Restoration; The In
come Tax.
Contents offhe North British. -MacgilIivray's
British Birds; International Relations, and the
Principles Of our Foreign Policy; Bunsen's Hip
poly,us--iis Method and Results English Hex
ameters; Ruih-the Reign Of Female Novelists !;
Memoirs Of French Professionalism; Life under an
Italian Despotism; .Gmpses Of Poetry; The
Higher Instruction and its Representatives in
Scotland; Wellington in the Peninsular; La
yards Assyrian Discoveries.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1853-06-22
The Popular Educator.-Thi. is a

The Popular Educat0r.-This is a
popular work, a. published by Alexander
Montgomery, Ia Spruce Street, New York,
price l25 cents per number. II treats Of Lam
guagc, Natural History, Maihe ra,ics, Fine Arts,
Anthropology, History, Philosophy, Civilization.
&c, and is illustrated with diagrams aud other
cngravings.