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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-09

,ipng rns Tor the Improvement aud Of ys
the and abuse Of speo acles-third
Edition with plates, car be procured at his Offices SOP
Broadway where Powell can be consuIe Cd from tul
oook dolly upon all the diseases Of the eye and car
kihenl eyes inserted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-09

Executor -Beebe q Co, Fashionable Hae-
I'm l66 Broadway The autumn fashion for gcntsmsns
ts will be Introduced saturday next 18th Inst Hats
t the varied tates Of their customers will be furnished
che shortest notice b Co. have psrectsi ths Art
sttng the hat TO the bead and adapting It's proportions
the wearer that need be subject to tho Ia
nven'sDce Of bad TT or Of wearing hit nbecomias In
ppied Nth hsts Of such shape and style will best sus
heir trade, Al shortest notice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-09

CuAb Factory -Rbe Newest Styles or Ladies'
pmes In tortoise shell and bnals horn The variety T.
all doubt the largest in the city Shell combs made
ssder and repaired. A SAUNDERS, No. 3S7 Broad
}ay, between Walker and White streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-09

Portable Toilet Cascs.-The compact and
effect utility Of these articles render them indispensable
TO officers Of the army and navy, whoa
pleasure calls from home For sale BY SAUN
znS Ne. 7 Astor = ouse and 3S7 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-09

BE m0val The Straw Sewers that have
at l2 Charlton street. notified that the
hsory has been moved to III Pearl stre.t, and that
ork will be ready to be given out about the 2th
ugust 1t is impsrtn THAT awho intend coming should
spors themselv - ~ that time
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-09

e~sey Cutlery, en- brsring y Large Variety
and pocket knives of tns most aod
Antiful patterns; Also Of toilet cutlery
|AyNDBkS No. Astor House and 37 Broadway, between
AIksr ard White streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-09

Gena1eMeA SOFT Felt Hats, for travelling,
hing, sporting, AID lounrng complete assortment va
Cd In col rs styles and quaty--all tastes suited.
WAkNOCkS, hatssrs 375 Broadway, Irving House.
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TIE TRADES. &C.

TIN PLATE WORKER WANTED -INQUIRe ar
N 20b Water street. WM. BRIGGS.
IN practical hous iotcrs will be held ut -, Bowery,
Military Ual on Tuesday evening Augustp The rtie
invited to attend business Of will
bo brought before the meetiog
tho SUNDERLAND, President.
JosTrH ROGERS, Secretary.
yyTANTsD-A CUSTOM CUTTER TO GO 10 A SOUTH.
w ern city To who give reference
az to abites ptrman,n situation and 6strate salary
Will he given. address Merchant Tailor Herald olee, until
ednssday tho 10Th INST
nJANTED IMMeDIATfLY-A GOOD MECHANIC AT
w the platform scale business. Apply to A GERALD
No T7 west Thirteenth street.
y,YANTED-pooK BINDERS AND SEWERS SEVER
w al forwnriers blank work by tho piece aut shroe
blank book sewers 1py At ITO Fasseu tbs
corner of Blocker and Bank streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-09

Zine Arts -Dague rreOtypos I'm OIL by W. II.
$UTLkR, on the upper Of Broadway and Murray
rect This and beautiful the all o. the
suerreotype with tn. 6nsh the fpest mnature paint
Rg DageetyPos Of deceased copied to tae ise
New Music Horace ~ alters, 3s3 Broadway,
Just published large number Of choice songs polkas
altxss marches shottishes, 40 10 ase, an exteusve
music cal ms ,umeRts of all kinds
sale at very cash also he has the largest
nd asso, tmert Boston and New York pianos
Seopd hand be found In the city, and will sell At
kices that defy competition
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Sxicn's Schumacher saTes.-Long Known
srey teted-always faith full to their trust tho only
efss mace combining kicbs aad Wilders patents.
nEsRkS MARVIN, successors to Rich Co.. lag
later street.
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REMOVALS.

DENovAL.-MADAME D., THE Gypsy GIRL CTHE
III seventh daughter of the ripsy vanity would
fully inform the ladies and gentlemen 81 this city that she
ner whore she will be happy consult with
them In regard to the past md nture Ladies
25 cents gentlemen co cents. N. B.-Nadame ID. being
the seventh daughter by her great Arooscai
mparts ethos by which persons retain the
affections o. any Of the oppostesex Charge extra.
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- AOA AN1C.
on
twenty third through Avenue
.. s a9S
as Win S x
Hohkn and Jersey City ferries The stock and stages
The Has
8 i, assss
meeting q the lodge this Tuesday evening August
sss wis be of s to " the
J. W. +. sMITH, Secretary.
I,ENTRAL PARKATo ALL WHOM 1T MAY CON
PARK 70 'nH s g ee
II gss1 Of and Eighth on
:. T. B.s s5ksox. ; Committee.
r literary pRIZE.-%e0.-THE UNDERSIGNED
hereby Offers the sum Of five hu.drsS aoa,s 70 for the
be rstarnaa or otSerSs. for
The pSsc viii ssog last
terms shove proposed and author wishing
good faith Of this OFFER II by him desired Il tie sub
r. t. s no sss
journal small the story Is required to
occupy AS0ut'v0 hundred '0lun 6ss1AN DODGE
Editor and Proprietor Of Dodge Boston Literary Museum
NoIIcE THE MEMBERS OF HARMONY LODGE NO.
O'Clock, NJ this day 70 pay the last tribute Of res
pect TO our brother Graham Aleum. BY order
A. R. VALE, See.
hTOTiCE THE CREDITORS OF THE LATE FIRM OF
IN ANGEL Fngel Hewitt hereby notified to present
their demands with Vouchers to the subs rbsr at his Of
322 Broadway before the 10th of August
inst August 8. 1853 WIN. RADDk. 322 Broadway.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PERSONS
hn,Dg any hagg;gs trunks At 2 street
pay expenses BERNARD CLARK, 2lh Washington street.
THE LADIES OF ST PAULs CHURCH, EAST CHEs-
ter will hold Fair the green adjoining the church,
Thursday 18th inst commencing At ~ A. NJ and contn
Ming during the day and evening The proceeds to be ap
Of the public respectfully solicited Should the
weather prove upfavorabe the nth, the Fair will take
place the first pleasant day following.
no PAPER MAKERs.-hLEvEN CENTS PER LIB
cash. will be- paid for two hundred paper
per eek the 80 by 49, and to weigh 81 Ios
to the ream. Apply to 10. ELLIOTT, Herald office.
ITO BENEVOLENT MERCHANTS, AND OTHERs-A
i lady o few of the above give lend
dollars by which she will be enabled open put into
operation aud Intellectual business for females
whereby hundreds starving and
will earn independent and respectable livelihood AGy
gentleman ensing fifty dollars will receive lien $500
worth Of material fair dealing Every
formation and refereI given by Mrs
tia New York Oce with NAME when and where to be
ITO UACKMEN.-IF THE HACKMAN WHO TOOK
lady, 10 the rain Saturday about II o'clock A. NJ,
from barge the foot of Robinson street to 3 Beeeker
viii the small carpet bag which she left In the
carriage the alb number he will be suitably rewarded
Il being Of but little use to any one but herself
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-09

h cur few hours dysenery and diarrh@a in hale
kour pmcdately, toothsche Ia three minutes or &C
.srds o. PERSONS have certified sha. the assvs
smep done by Ut 1OBIASs Vroetian tisimaet Sold
In the United statss rspot 2in Greerwsb str %
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-09
IT. ven really want yyni.k, RS or Nous, aches

Ind nature won't let them grow my ongueat; IL will
orse beard and hai to str ing and thick in six
will not stain ure the skin rhis Is fact
viii 81 bottle sent to part Of tho
Iry, H. T.. GRAHAM. 81 Ann street and all druggists
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-09
! Be- wing Machines.

Sewing Maehines.-Al persons who arc SO
behind the erhl OF the age not to know
hat sort Of stitch made BY Singsr's Sowing Machines,
call at oe for information aud per
to be If cannot amply satsfy
chat machines make the best possible stitch In the
bet possible will not expect ask them pur
Singers Machines for sale for only $780, the o.
he, No. 52s Broadway. /. SINGER CO.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
-. zee Sixth AND SEVENTH PAGES -ss


RD2DONAL
INFORMATION WANTuD-OF ABBY GUILLrAIL,
Iishigney parish Of Daily makill, Queens county
ap to be In New York If this reaches
any who knows her. she will hear from brother
William by calling Michael Connolly, e Pearl street,
Brooklyn
REFORMATION WANTED OF JWLIA CHURCHILL
property In Scotland 1t ready for her II
this should meet her please call ut she office 70 Cham
bers street. JOHN MANU-.
TFT.F. b. THE "ARKANsAw TRAvELLER,n IS IN
the ity state Of New York, he will . favor by
dropping line to the Herald office stating where he
be seen, and also obge his old friend. Col CROCKETT
o. OF ReCuABITEs.-INFoRMATI WANTED
Of John Cain blacksmith. When last heard from
he was b ing rex In Williamsburg, L. ANY knowing
bis address will Deae sendit to Jas Buckley r. l69
Front street, Brot klyn.
KoTICE-IF WILLIAM b. HOPE IS ALIVE, AND
IN will with the subscriber he will hear OF
something 80 his advantage He native Of 500 Hand,
and lanesd In New York in 1884, He shipped Boston
sailor board the brig Imegine CaptAi smss Small IN
returned and believed with the crew all we'll Any In
rmat to the subscrfbsrs respecting the
ssic lillian Ho.e, will be thankfully rsosysd and suta
by rewarded by HILL, SEAhS CO., II Commercial
wharf, boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-09
Lovets wnspene Is the most fopnla REM

~ before the public for not only restores hair hut
grey hair to its original color aud beauty aud
s the hair fai outs the Professor vites laiics
Md tlemen call and have their hair examined by the
La chambers street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-09
HOsIEsTEADs.

CT. NICHOLAS BUILDING ASSoCIATION.-THE
- members notified that the regular ing
will be held at No l Bowery Thursday evening next
at o'clock be paid eveeing this until
Thursday at the office No l6 Duane chat Bank
Building where subscri ttons for few remaining shares
will he received. hOBERT HART, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-09

cal Gazette for August tho senapps discussion oonti
tspondent. who signs himself Philadelphln puts the
ts eoso smsnS IN hs
OF MT WOLF contribute in the least to its medisi
Would not aqueous decoction, tincture of juni
equally smea e9gs In the cure OF dropsy &e as the
not the physical and moral incurred BY the
OF alcohol edicine why the profession should
ssu all alcohol rom their pressriptionss'
ourselves we have no doubt in hospitals as well
RsSss s dSns nssss
o sns o tho es
bis and candid expeditions upon this identical
strikes that tse main question in All this contro
g, III or ethe seious rs a medieinoY
The msdi.. faculty body say The Maine liquor
hr Wolfe in .he preparation Of his sohied
pus
acknowledged TO be emiosntly simple and heaithful
hout admittng that alcohol c the deieterous
ryes as we'll as to destroy The Creator has made
e abu.s that TITS
me: harmless medium Of ntssscnee; but IT. was never
licked men to introduce into powder magazines
and SO with alcohol and these Aroa,io sehnapp. As
re MI wo we undsrstand las letters from over two
usand physicians and others, all testfyng to their Ell
e we'll known that Holl and gin has very prompt aud
n snso sn & sSs we nave py
We underssnd that Mr. Wolfe has given bottle Of his
abot dollars ia publicly inviting them to
time selling article aimos. as FAST q. he
make IL ard high time the highest medical author
faithful hursful There thing their favor thov
they at 90 se% on
rsher acquaintanoe-From Evening Mirror, Augusta
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-09

for the toilet has created such sensation this
applied In private at Crists No. Asto
from snty to thirty times DAY The sales hot
town and country immense. IL Ia the only artcl
at SANITY changes hair to natures bac
brown without ipjuring the fbres Wholesale and re
ALL, at No. d Astor House CRISTADORUS).
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Per sons Deslrous of Having uneir PremIs

aved Of the -bomDabs nuisance IF reaches by
ling Mt C0STARS Aad in sect extsrm ster dspo
Us Broadway enter into agreement to have Their
Ssuses thoroup hly cleared Of the above.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-09

Hair Dye ana Wixs-BstcneiO,'s dnnufsc-
org articles is removed to No 233 Broad OPP
este has the best in
world for tho application Of his famous hair dye and
sale Of his newly invented wigs and toapees Nine pri-
4 yreoms all n door.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-09
NEWARDS.


q: ss. & I e.
.ibsd notes and specie taken thsrefrom =
s sis y y IN Si sei d the bank
$500 IS in unnurrent money.
$1,000 i III. q :she. banks, ~
s s pa s s ,t
and further rev Ard $500 viii be paid upon shs detso
Sn 81 Ii: o.s tho sf Ei
$lUU. formation that Will lead to The recovery Of .
quantity Of fancy and plain silks taken from in the
LEY Poce ' Pine street
cSO KEwARD-CAuTIoN TO ,PAwNBRoKERs
$oX street. ssSsas sh s. o ss
:; Ssss st ri aas
tive IN &c box
gold I.s pn green ins~slea with
BE Ss @ g. OF
said articles A. oPPEKMANN, 80 Wooster street.
GCR REWARD. LOST, FROM ON BOARD THE
SAC Jersey City ferry boat the eth Of July block
E iiTesS
street the contents being entire
c15 REwARD-sToLEN, FROM THE PREMISES OF
patent lever w" gold watch WhosSs wi" return
@ SHAH
JOHN MURRAY.
cIO REwARI-Losr, ON SATURDAY, AUGUST
small BILLS supposed to have been lost In Nassau or
in Maiden lane the t. fulton ferry fhe above
reward will be paid leaving the with SPRING
IRVING, No. Nassau street.
dr. REwARD-LOsT, ON THE 9TH OF AUGUST
spC at the corner Liberty streets
ST
by returning the package to NJ POLLTZEK
No. SO y all street, corner Of PEARL
q, REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR TIE RETURN
Dbl small black and terrier dog, rlr to the
name Twenty first street last Friday at
NO. 80 East Twenty first street.
he REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE RETURN OF
ID the found In Mr.. Fosksys
and which returned to 622 Bro the
era absence Please call between aad 10 A. ~ and
GP Ne at 622 Broadway.
OK REwARD.-.sTRAYED, FROM THE PREMISES
'p) the subscriber Sunday morning, 7h instant
M sorrel horse with white stripe ON the face and scar
above reward. JOHN SCHROEDER, Broadway BIO.
tween Eighty third and Egg ity fourth stress
G REwARD-IFTHE CARTMAN WHO TOOK FROM
pO sh'p Resdade fiom Hamburg which arrived August
bureau covered with marked II. will give
notice where he left said bureau he will receive the above
reward by applying a, l& Eldfidgs street, room No. H.
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ITO UACKMEN.-IF THE HAcKMAN, WHO TOOK A
lady 10 the rain Saturday about II o'clock A. NJ,
from barge the foot Of Robinson street to 3 Blocker
will return the small carpet bag which she left In the
carriage the alb number he will be suitably
Il being Of but little to any one but herself.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-09
You are very DifficulI IL Fir. Ia m Exnres

Bon never heard At GREENS shirt establishment No
stnr House His idea Is that Sbirs to DIT men
lot to fit shirts consequently Els shrts conform the
CURE whstever II may be- in all and all
bed r-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-09
Wiss. roup. es, and Halr Dyelng.-It /

erfu tho the art Of wig making
b method of dyeing the hair and whskers at the cee
rated wig factory of eDHURSr HEARD No. Nader
Also braids Of long hair, front braids 60 Copy thu
Iddreae
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-09
G.ur.ua,s Liquid Hail Dye Is, without ex.

option aon the best invented. Beware Of
ued dyes Equally celebrated Is Gourauds medieated
bsp curing pmp!es fekle sallowness chaps igh
&c subj uproots hair from any part Of The
ody Liquid rouge, lily white and hair. gloss, at No. u
] rIker str. ct corner of b. oAdway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-09
THE MILITARY,

NOTICE LIMBS BLUES. TIE REGULAR
In monthly meeting OF tho members Of the above s0rps
will be held At No TX Ildridge this Tuesday, eve
ming August at o'clock and punctual Attendance
requested. BY order Of OWN CommandAnt.
THEo. p. WHEELER, Secretary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-09
..what al ,he world says mus. surely be true,n

"What all ,be world says must surely be true"
Ia an sdape. swp that's not over new;
Yes fixed fact it is shown every mans looks
There boots shoes like those made by BROOKS;
The sole Is firm the upper fine and yet strong
That his foot T. arr Is always sure % last long;
Then his style, his fashion his tit all so neat,
That o maker 9TH him will trve To COM etc
Il A. Ii, sOks, Fashionable Boost and Shoe
for ladies and gentlemen youths and
ant f76 rosdway opposite the Hotel and
Fulton cheapest places in the city get
bod article.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-09
0.wman,s Lace ana Elm broldsry storc

Broadway Fonrth street has received large i'm Dor
~ Of sleeves collars CHI. misettes handkerchief
Its waists muslin fopnces trimmings, &C.. offered (.
heh small advance the insure large ans
hpid sales New patterns in dress Gaps monthly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-09

no PAPER MAKERS-kLEvEN CENTS PER LIB,
cash, will be paid for two hundred Of
eek the TO 49, and to weigh 81 Ias
| to the Apply to 10. ELLIOTT, Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-09

WANTEB-TwO PROTESTANT WOMEN, ONE TO
vash and iron the other to do plain sewing aud
nsrally useful Apply, with references st No. 70 Seventh
ktreet
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MANIFESTATIONS by TWO RESpECrAHLg
w young womcn; on. as eoot, who thoroughly under
business In all rs h-anebe and IL good baker
~ and pastry and willing TO assist In the was1os
and ironpg; the other and ite and 10
neet III the washing Good reference ba given. Can
be soep at 100 West Sixteenth street between
seven III and Eighth avenues.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-09

yyANTED-A SITUATION, ny A REsPECrAB BILE
w you'g soman t. do chamberwork and waiting, OF
t1A sbtTuG1a and plain sewing. FA-r1 call - No. ~
GREENWICH street nsar Jay street. mont baemcn for tw
days.
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A WOMAN WANTS A eITUATION AS COoK-ONE
IA that meat and pastry has objection
hotel boarding house. Best city reference Can
for three days Please call at Mulberry street.
the - u
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. A.,

E,oR sALE-A TOBACCO PEDLER's HORSE WAGON,
and route. reasc Dable terms apply at Bradys
livery stable Bayard street. two doors from the Bowsry
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-04-09

point OF view, and ended of with some refer
cnces to legal matters, neither profound nor
clearly elucidated. The first part of his har-
angue 1--WE can't call it chargel was, We should
imagine, of much more interest and profit to
the Jury than the latter. The Judge is evident
ly more of farmer than a lawyer; and it is
great pity he ever deserted the vocation for
which he was intended by nature. He has to-
day very nearly demonstrated the truth of
remark he once made from the bench of Benton
county: "JudiciaNy, this court knows moth
ing! His hostility to our excellent Revised
Code-particularly to that portion Of it which
has received so much credit abroad. and has even
been adopted by Ohio, Indiana, &c.,-wasstrong-
ly, though very improperly, manifested on this
occasion.
ST. Anthony is wearing its usual quiet Sun
day appearance. There are, however. visible
signs Of improvement about the town. Manu-
featuring establishments appear to be increas-
ing rapidly. Aside from the machinery of diff
ferent kinds driven by the immense water pow
er, there is pillow and farming implement manu-
factory here, the largest in the Territory. When
their new steamboat arrives, and commences
making regular trips the st. Antonians will
make lively and busting appearance in the
world of trade and commerce as well as in that
of manufactures. In intellectual culture they
display far more energy and good taste than do
We of St. Paul. Their Lyceum has been kept
up faithfully the past winter and was we'll at
tended. They have also public reading room,
supplied with all the leading periodicals and
newspapers Of the day. The people of St. An
thony have not left their morality and refine
ment behind them in New England and the in
fuence of these virtues in this young land will
not be without its due force
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-04-09
BALTIMORE March %

Dudley Mann, appointed Assistant Secretary
of State; John ii. Campbell, of Mobile Judge
OF Supreme Court. In the Senate. Mr.. Everett
spoke two hours on Central American affairs
endorsed the Great Britain and CLAYTON treaty
declared England ready to abandon Mosquito
PrOtectoraton. He states that there is no dan
ger of war.
The Republic says Mr. Fillmore cannot leave
for the South before the first OF April, and will
perhaps abandon the tour altogether, in conse-
qucncc OF the illness of his wife
louisville. March IL. 1853.
Adviccs from Taliquah, Cherokee Nation, to
the I'D ultimo, state that great excitement cy-
listed in the Nation, owing to the reported dis
covery of gold in large quantities on Horse
Shoe Creek, in the northern part of the Nation.
The yield was said to lie SO to Sl2 day per
man. Large numbers arc leaving Maysville
for the locality.
BOSToN, March IG 1852.
Private letters from Balizc, Honduras. to the
18th February. confirm the accounts received
via New Orleans, of trouble on the Musquito
coast. The letters do not, however, give the
particulars.
The Washington correspondent of the Phila-
delphia American writes as follows:
The Cabinet is occupied in discussing the
general policy to be pursued in reference to the
foreign relations of the government. in pros
pcct of threatened political commissions and
movements in Europe Gen. Pierce is reported
to be very literally disposed towards republi-
can efforts abroad. Mcssrs. Gushing and Davis
are understood to sympathiZe with the Presi-
dent in this respect. Dobbin and Campbell
stand Indifferent.
Mr. Guthrie is cool. prudent and judicious-
with the generous impulses of his Kentucky
heart inclining him to favor the liberal cause.
he is yet restrained by the scruples of a wise
and deliberate discretion. Mr.. Marcy is charp-
ed with excessive conservatism in the matter
THE SPOHS.-There are three revenue dis
tricts in Rhode Island, not one of which collects
revenue enough to pay the expenses of the Off
GERS employed. For the three collectorships. a
New 1Ork paper states there have already an
pearcd four hundred and eighth candidotrs
most OF whom are at Washington, in state of
hopeful expectancy every day. There are five
light houses in Rhode Island; salary for keen
ing one of them, four hundred dollars: number
OF applicants, one hundred and NINETY!
The ERRIcssoN.-The members of the Vir-
ginla Legislature were so we'll pleased and sat
lsfied with their examipation of the Caloric
ship. that they passed resolution making Cant
Ericsson and his crew the guests of the State
SIGNIFIcANT-Somebody pronounced the fol-
lowing eulogy on lady recently deceased
. She was married twenty-four years ago. and
IN all that time never once banged the door"