New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-19

Baltmore Oouespondencs
MR.. souLE's NoM1NATIoN-THE NEW OFFICE
H0LDERs-RE- ORGANIZATION OF THE CABINET
NEW HoTELr-ADvANCE IN PRopERTY-MUsrcAL,
ETC.
Correspondence Of the Grsstsnt.
GBALrraoRR, April IL ,.1s6
The nomination of your Senator Mr.. soue, as Minis
ter to SPAIN to have given occasion to more re-
mark than any Of the appointments past prospective
of the present Administration It is undoubted tr
umph to Young America and may be intended gene
raj ssye for the disApponmens which that wing Of the
party have expers.ccd 1t Is amusing to witness the
appointment has created in the ranks
Of the aboonists and the dire consequences which
predicted its result The NewYork Tribune nterpres
as the manifestation of determination the part
the Administration to effect the transfer of Cuba
by foul fair means to the United States soule it
says possessed Of boundess ambition and viii do any
thing to gnalse his diplomatic career and give eca
his namen and that the Cuban flibusters will have
ssalous ally in him. who will second any Of their motions
that may promise successn The NewYork Times follows
suit by comparing the sending of Mr. souie Spain
the sending Of the notorious George Thompson NJ p to
this country by England her Minister and predicts
that Government would decline to recognize the
latter SO Spain will repudate the former The cry
taken up by the smaller fry of the abolition kennel
Is echoed and re-echoed from every newspaper mail that
country Now 1t strikes me, If may far travel
out Of the record" Of your local correspondent
as to express an opinion this subject, that the
appointment Of Mr. Soule will in its results, neither
crafty the wishes Of the extreme Of Young America
vet realize all the fears the opposite section As show
ips the willingness Of the Administration to in the
Acc stion OF Cuba the nomination is doubtless signf
can't But yet think that it is hazarding little to pre-
diet that the Administration will not sanction will
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questionable to force what almost all
see to be necessary contamination, which needs only
time TO be brought about in peaceabe quiet and hon.
orable manner Mr.. Soue, in his position embas-
sador and Of his whole country in foreign
land will properly not feel himself bound to act strictly
upon all the chance declarations hasty expressions
that may been forced from him in the heat of
bate or in the enthusiasm Of harangue.
The receipts Of Baltimore and Ohio Railroad during
the month just closed have amounted to $2Oo00
crease Of $4,000 the receipts Of the month
last year. and exceeding by $4,000 the heaviest receipt,
Of any previous month This result has greatly animated
the friends of the road and has had cheering
effect upon the business of the city The receipts
month commenced estimated to reach $3.50 GOO
The erection of magnificent and commodlous hotel on
Baltimore street is among the projects to which the
perty of city has given rise An eligible lot in the
immediate business centre of Baltimore has been
selected and the most Of the property which occupies
site has been before the knowledge
iect got wind About million Of dollars will be in
vested in the enterprise which includes in its
John Hopkins, George Brown Columbus O'Donnell and
Judge Glenn the richest quarstte that Baltimore
produce The building will be built Of the blue lime
stone recently discovered in the Cheat River Hills the
lire Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, and which
promises to become favorable building material.
twin enterprise the erection Of rstcass theatre
opera house, but this is still in future.
Our new ONCE holders taking possession Of
their berths and the rather strange anomaly presented
Of nearly every one Of them being indebted to whig
friends for the security they forced to give before
Stunning their posts This is the almost without
cepon and shows that the appointees have credit
with their own political friends, that the latter have
mot the power to 60 bail for them. The Collector
Gov Thomas, 1t Is whispered has had great din.
Guilty in procuring his security Of S250O0o, and
that the delay in taking his office arises from this
and not other to which it has been attributed
An efforts to obtain the security in this city has
fAilsd and Mr.. Edward Lloyd, prominent demo-
crat Of the Eastern Shore with family relation
the Elk Governor are meet the responsibility Having
to 20 abroad for his security 1T is most of
subordinate appointments will be filled from the counties
and great will be the wailng Of the city democracy
therest.
It Is singular and not at all creditabe think to the
parties concerned that Of the Maryland appointments
three Of persons already holding Offices conferred
directly by the SURFACES of the people, and which the,
resign solely for the sake of the richer papn to be go
from the Federal Offices. Ex-Governor Thomas wa
Comptroller the Treasurer which he resigns be Col
lector Mr. WIN. p. Ponder resigns Commissioner O
Public Works. become Appraiser at large, Judge
LIE Grand resigns the Chief Justiceshp Of the State
become Solicitor of the United States Treasury They
all resign situations of honor to take those of profit
increased salary each being the moving The
Governor of the State has the filing Of the vacancies
created The Hon. v. L. Mcmahon is named the
Judge lie Grand and his appointment would
be very generally acceptable.
The news received here to-day Of the reorganization
the Cabinet has occasoned great commotion in political
circles as well wonderment out Of them 1t may well
be doubted whether Gen Pierce will be able to con-
sodate the dscordant materials of the democratic party
and whether the forced retirement of Mr.. Secretary
Marcy will not lead to determined and organized oppo-
ston to the Administration by the powerful wing the
democratic party of which the Premier is the acknow
lodged leader We, however shall soon what will be
the result of the change and speculation therefore
useless Secretary Gushing is claimed belonging to the
Young America division of locofocoism.
Great excitement is existing here at the effort making
BY the introduction of bill in the Legislature to destroy
the present public school system The effort is attributed
to Catholic influence, and the attempt made
year but defeated the Protestant denominations
strongly agtated and extreme bitterness Of feeling
towards the Catholic populations is being evoked meet
ing Of those opposed the bill has been called for to-
night and will probably be the largest held for
| than political purpose in Baltimore.
The great rapidity with which property advances ii
in this city may be judged from the fact that pec,
city wharf property which four years ago leased
annual rent Of $780, to-day after sharp contest
released at $205o In all parts of the city proportion
ate advance making end fortunes have been realzcd
during the last few merely by the rise in property
Ane ort Is making here to build church for til.
Rev Stuart Robinson eloquent divine of the Presby
terrain Church, who took charge of the Independent
congregation. Over $4,000 have already been raised
congregation organized under the title of the Cen
trail Presbyt terrain Church
The visit of Madame Sonag and her operac troupe te
this city has been abandoned for it would not nav
The Germapia Musical Society with Jaell the pianist
and Urso the youthful female violnist are giving excel
lent concerts which well sustained By the way lei
tell you that the musical folks of Neworeans may
pect rich treat in little Paul Julien. He is pa ercei
cs the most deigha il not The best vioinist we have
ever had OBSERVER.
The APPOINTED DIsAFPoisTEp.-The Washington
Republic in speaking of the scramble for Office at
Washington, says,
The special session of the United States Senate
pred on Its thirty ninth day and thirty days Of
fear and hope, alternate risipg have been passed in
the wilderness by the hopeful the hopeless
and expectans of Office All have looked to the Senate