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OPeIe " s"1sstIst ktuM y
factory Paris. Thcss glcsss qua
ty sent In order ores tna 81 dur.ny
the Mao and Grief engagement and PAL AZ prices
thai they must sell. our atock With tho
in .he ttsy has been narted dewu ally low pros4
xj.Lsyt rrftrencc 20 cost o. w. Ttj rrJ.e.
impcrser cfapsy goods nocl9 aoi t6ys ol5 foai say
yy.ed,nu and Visiting Cords. Ia tho most
ryer Ave g- thaa tho yai
.tsrs,s A. ~ saent nyrsined wedding carda
srvr.ne. - can bad Hpf hy p1st IL
any mart OF tho oouy Try uiLKs AfvfJCE late Hyatt
tfrnsis, $50 Eroadsay, tnyasr Of Fa'Tss street.
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AnsOn's naguerxcotypes, Largo Stze, MR. 50
sn~.eoiora and IN rcc case twice hs as ever taken
81 s~nts sna In quality and sso 20 that sas
ssse here S2 ANsoN's, $50 Broadway, cppss'ts ~
hsySetNsp HossI.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-16

Ladies', best Kid Gloves at 80 cents.-yVe
will offer, this morning 90 dozen ladies' kid gca
A. per pair eighty spotted; also large lot OF eheA
T. II. LEADBEATER, 347 Broadway.
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Dagueircotypcs Tug - cents, superior Qua-
N.Y. taken BY HOLMES United states pstent asshls %
two ns give the reor- uni fersn atissefor
New York rotuvc Company, go Broadway. Tee pascss
cameras for sale Mt this establishment
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xhe steamship Mercury, Capt Yates, arrived FROM the
wreck Of the above vessel last night bringing 40 pas
sesgers being all board, together with the crew.
Capt Yates reports the vessel rapidly breaking u
mall part Of the cargo has been savea-the balance,
with the vessel will be total oss The spars and rig
Eing win be saved The passengers luggage saved
h wet condition. They well supplied board
- the Mercury with food and everything necessary by
tie consgnees agent Mr. Nolemberger. After arriving
NJ the city the taken to the Quarantine
ground, and examined and passed by Dr. Harcourt
- ~ TAFT
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boots Hh0 snoess-Ucnucmem Wantny n'oss
Who has heard Of Readys celebrated quilted WATERPROOF
boots at No ~ Nassau street, Bcekman for the last
twelve years There will large aud ohpi-e stock
Of boots made et Of the best French stamps that 70
the country sole leather Of Eaglands best y. t.
We notice he received the first premium dress boots
the three
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I'm entertain q scorc or two OF Tallors.,
Ciothln0.-seasonnI,l able Clothing of enc latest

So rays Richard H. Wiser content with They
1nd the ready made clothing at SMITH BROTHERS, No.
l22 Fulton street. equal to made to order sod thirty
cent cheaper.
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ounce bottle Of prussic acid. two-thirds full anil
bar cf percussion caps. The table was covered with
spers and letters, with directions TO deliver them i'm.
lately. On onn piece 81 paper writteu:--
"lr. Iannng-Farewsll, my Gear friend. regret
me trouble must give you by this act. Exc mo
and believe me yours truly, W. NORTH -
An nnseaicd envelope contained twelve
sHhe remains OF my fortune and abors for ten years
Anotherpapr haG written upon II the additional SEN
tenre:-
ITO the In6nite Republic--Tve years more have
ELAPSED have entered my Goth year, and have not
changed an opinion expressed In that book
Signed, WI NORTH !,
Also tbe following letters
..nessrs lorg Brother, Publishers Nassau street"
~1c y. T. B--.n
Cne to "Niss A. A. EcE-v
One to "Charles Dickens, Esa, Office of Hoascl0ld
wsrds Catharne or Wellington streets Strand London
1neland-Privaten
The jury, after short deNberation rendered the fo
hving verdet:-.That William Nor, came TO his death
HUM suicide by taking doe Of prussc aeilu
Deceased was native Of England and % years Of age.
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McaiNsss Mcrln0s!-Just receaycd, from AUG
ton, 800 pieces fine French mernos ON g. l0s
rich p'at do, from 3s to Gs also bomhanes delaine
sha~s ribbons. blankets quilts lace curtains linsns &C.,
all ct grca. bargains. r. il. LEADBEATER
81 BIoadWAY, corner of Leonard strast
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gsreet and 50 Arm street.
Great ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Bnrgalns.-
100000 worth OF fine winter clothing, intended for the
Broadway retail trade for sale half price nj EVANS
clothing warehouse &c and IS Fulton street All city banks
taken at par; LOWS County, 20 cents
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other badness healthy
growth Of hair tbrcns free capillary scon should
nosfs Hyperion Fluid II Is beartng pcservstive and
restorssi,a, Sold by the inventor WILLIAM B0GLE 81
Warrington street, Boston; in Now York oy A. B. ID.
ton Clark Co, Brosdya!i Cliohener Co, ~ Bseolsy
ard chemists and pe- msrs throughout tbs verld
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Albert III. NicoIay WILL hold his regular
s>ui weekly auction sale Of ea1s this day AZ
E oslock at the Merchant Exchange For further par
SO liars REQ his advertisement In another o. ann
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crsSfasi0re's Hair Dyc.-Thls Splendid Dye
aAs equal world Tho tnts impaired by 70 thu
Aa~ are those Of pstre SOLD WHOLESALE retail and 50
SIZED a. CYietad oro'r No. q AstoY House
Hair Dye aud Wlgs.-Bsteheicr's Hair Dye
superior any in Sold applied 10 sher prEsts
ROOMS. ut W. A. BACHELORS Hair Dye. WiT, and OfnA
ne tai Hair Factory. 23 Broadway.
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SOLOMON HART 2i3 Broadway. invite the attention
" the trade and public generally 70 their largo stock Of
andhree solorsd widths satins broeads
muslin curtains And every article In she upholstery and
tain nc which they or at prices lower than other
kahAehDet In the city, The above all OF tbis sas
hnpartstisn, and Msssr n bong determined 70 coee
ont rhsroek by TIE LIST OF Jannaxy induce
nenss to. purchasers.
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xyArcHEs AT LESS THAN WHOLESALE PRICES
w Ns selling wstehss ~ great BARGAIN L.
jss snsDcid .asehes, SIS; sold levers ESQ., ~ nsns
-Asehss, 10 nasis watches diamond watches, ~ oelS
a. nsnafAstsras soSA b ~. 3AC06S ~ 6rcsSvsS
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Now IL the Time 10 Buy One OF RAFFERTY, ~
Iessks superior daguarrcotype hats which sold
prices suit tho times No. % Chatham and OF
Chatham and Pearl streets.
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and Those unrivAlled hata greater demand saaa
before At this OF tho year Their upero quail
ty elegant appearance and marvellous chsapness Il tho
Of this great demand The store is lis Nassau street
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Court Cnlendar-TJ.vs Day.

UNITED srArfs DDTRlcT CouRr--Nos. 81 o 20.
srrRxns CouRr-Genvral tern--Nos 50, 100, ~, 81,
7e9, 134, 49,, 1896, 10, 1888 40, 90 10, rs. lo2.
CRcUTt-Sso, 800, 500, Ola 0ei 9l9 7l5, aSs ID e3j
SrruuoR COURT 1.-TWO branches Mos 10, ell ~, Ill
1s1 15e 1877 7ot SfG e>3 $780, eSo ISL 81 5I4 ljJC2)
lI2 1905 1oJ7 10os 1910, I0i, loi2 1918 1915 1877
xs3 S3e, 49, 200, co., 35s, 4?s, 957, 1872, iss sso
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premium pianos with without the aoiian. with ren
frames adapting them cmate) circular alvs
Horace Waters improved pianos having greater power bril-
by o! make than othsr piano IA tie United States
liallct C1mptone piano tof the oidsHrm Of Hsek Cob
s. D. 4 H. w Gmiths celebrated melodeons Second
at great bargains Preo x2 s2s $50 $50 SIS, sr,
Ss5 &c., 70 Sl75 Beautiful pianos, which been rsnca
but Tor sh0st time, Will be sold low each Instrument
guaranteed. large discount made To
purchasers monthly payments will be taken. Caslpsid
FOR second hand pianos Pianos rent. -
HORACE WATERS, 2SS Dros.lnay.
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cra Nov. TO- Five Of the first medical Of this
city have given their opinion that Dr. BoDiS Syrop ~
Alum ina Ia and safe medicine and 10 be de6nd
ed on in Of coughs colds asthma broncLis and
OF the throat And lungs than wish which they
scqua:ted personally endorsed BY of
editorial brethren well curseveS who have ~itneed
its beneficial effects aud nearly three hundred OF FOL
low citizens h' ongy recommend 1t to their friends
tracrdEary edcine In lung complaints We know Of
OTHER remedy that produce such proof The pvucpsi
depot IL 1t 8 Byoa i~ay and the of
leading druggists il ought to lie.
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10 Capttnllsts and M&nufncturers.--rhe
offers Cor sale his business Of
GoDpHe frnmcs with all the apparatus silver
And god plating, tools mAchinery, &c, aud with
the buildings ia which the business IS carried The
uperped being desrous of retiring active
IS the sole OF h offering for se For fuhcr par
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and bin shIose tint, which, Shakespeare Of
sweet voice. IAN excellent thing in woman," pass
from the complexion under the Influences Of cold
unss the skin kept Ia perfect health tho daily app
cation Of this pseresa cosmstie For sale at PHALoNs
7 Esoadway, Sc. Nicholas Hotel, and st lN ivsy
eornsv OF Dey street. and by oil drugsts snc dsaleR In
rarcs
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A YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION AS
"A .eanttrss 70 h;hy respectable family i capable Of
cutting and fitting chiiens clothes any Day
q is week, at 10 East Thirty seeond street. near Third
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.

Personal.
1osEPu ROACH, JOHN MAHoNY AND JOHN
81 Hipug who arrived Ia this city Nov. H. in tb. ship
Dsv onshre from London, requested TO call Messrs
Doremus Il Nixon's, No. Il Park place.
WILL Mr.. EDWARD ROE ADDRESS 4 NOTE TO
w John Martin, OF Messrf Dorepius A Nixon, II
Park place, and inform him where he be fonnN
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A YOUNG GERMAN, WHO SPEAKS FLUENrIY
n French, wishes TO obtain situation toaaher tho
psnoorte would give private lessons Please address
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YOUNG MAN WISHES A SITUATION IN A PRf-
~ vate family walters good references given relnir
lease eail address at broadway toy store sscoal
door from Eleventh street, for two days
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Perham's tho Greatest Ethiopian g'r0tsp6Nn
the cty.-Ther performances entirely original aud
laugbable In the extreme Every who whes TO listen
- rood music com'ca sayngs and lausbsbe om;me
rhculd go To P.rhnms
Great Prize kighting.-The great EBgiisSa
prize ght which lasted almost three hours fully
ed in this weeks Clipper together with ell the other
Ing news OF the Old and New World All Cor cesG See
this number by all p,csns.
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determinations, Scrnfuln, tEc.-lIyats's Life
Essam s TIE most certain remedy FOR shose teerie DIS
sases You who suffering the most turturing pains
member that few doses Of tL arul pleasant
compound Will afford certain relief have
b. cured and punlshtd n the Sun, Herald ard other
rrs Circular containing these certificates 90 had It
tic depot 26 Grand Seventy I'VE cents per bottle
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WATTEp-BY A HEALTHY YOUNG WOMAN VINO
w has lost her ova cld child In She VIII
take II her horse ard take good Of IT, Apply NJ
u Charlton street. in tue
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INCORPORATION NOTICE. E.-DEPARTME OF REP AIRS
~ and Supplies December 70. 1S54-To Contractors.-
Sealed proposals viii be received at the once OF Commits
sicner Of Repairs and Supplies, No. City Hall, (base
ment,) until Thursday, January 1855, at IL o'clock
NJ, at which time they will be opened in accordance
with the amended charter of 1885, for the paving Of Chat
ham street, Bowery, Fourth avenue, around Union
square, to connect with the Russ pavement with granite
block pavement better known the Belgian pavement.
All information in regard thereto be had at the Of
flee Of the Commissioner of Repairs and Supplies No
City Hall, (basement.) Blink estimates be had at
the above Office. N. B.-The Commissioner reserves the
right to reject all any Of the estimates IL deemed for
BARTHOLOMEW b. PURDY.
Commissioner OF Repairs and Supplies
T)ROPOsAIs FOR REpAIR OF TERRACES AND TOR
III water works at the University Of virginis-KPro
posals will be received at the Proctors Office until the
10th day of January 1850 for the renewal Of the ter
races the east and west lawns Of the University
buildings, per plan in the possession OF the proc
tor. AT the time and place proposals will also be
received for introducing supply of water for tho Uni
yersty and constructing the necessary works for the
Proposals fbf the water works invited, both
for iron and cement pipes The plans, bill Of materials
and quantities and for both works be
by application TO the proctor. Those at distance
who may desire 10 contract obtain specifications
and bill Of materials and quantities by letter addressed
to the undersigned. For tho terraces cash will be paid
and for the water works twoths cash, and for the
manning throe-hftlE bonds Of the University win he
given, payable on the 1st day Of July, 1856.
RO8ERr r. PRENTTS,
Proctor of University Of Virginia.
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Personal Intelllxence.

The Hon. Edward A. Hanneean, formerly United
States Senator from from Indiana, learn proposes
shortly to to California, to the practice
Of law.
Commodore Boarman, we understand, is at Washing
ton
Naval Constructor Delsno is stn at Pensacola.
Governor James T. Morehead, who resides in Coving-
ton KY is quite ILL., and very little hope is entertained
OF his recovery. He is confined to his bedchamber and
is quite weak
Mr.. Senator Shields and Messrs. Wentworth and Ri.
chardssp Of the Houss of Representatives, have been
appointed by the old soldiers Of the Of 1872 at Peo
Ill to represent them in the National Con veoton
the sth Of January next
One hundred guns were fred at Madison (Ind in bo-
Of the election Of Jesse d. Bright to the Presidency
of the Senate.
Hon W. c. Dawson, United States Senator from Geor.
ga, arrived in Washington Wednesday evening last
The Rev. Bshop Ancrew Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church South, married TO Mrs Chi hdcrs Of Summer
holding slaves that caused the division in the Methodist
Church ten years ago.
Al the ST. Nicholas Hotel.-Hon. r. Sage, Troy. Hon L.
Orleans; Robinson csiiisrnis;R oIm.tea aiiw.aiis;
Ssr,, Phiiadelpnia; J. H. Crane Bsismors; Cen Baker
ans sns Assn .. s.x 6qs. .ss %
Bedford Mr. conrtright. Era; Wm Bostwiek New Haven
Pitts, santa Fe.
At tho Metropolitan Hotei,-Hon. J. Lane, Conn; +.
s.rSas Iss SAo rssS Sni ss F. u
Col q Evans. n Carolina; j. T. r. Stevens aud family,
From Norfolk Petersburg and Richmond iu stesmhips
Roanohe-Capt Hopkins G " Field and lady, Mrs q
White, Albert Howard Miss Nvcr. Miss Phillips w II
Norton, Charles Weeks ! J. Taylor II STRICKLAND.
Brown, Palmer w WhItridge I j. West, VIM G.
kutali. Boil, Il 0sbosne z Hutchins Miss Cline
X Peck, Il Morrison, and ~ In steerAre.
DEPARTURES.
For Melbourne tntralia in the chip WindwariIJenry
Hellwegen Mrs i,llwessn Henry Wnsow, William Tracy,
Henry Stevens Mr. and Mrs Club Miss Club Master Cub
Mrs Pnyden John Watson, Worden Mrs Glaister Miss
Glaistcr Miss Jane Glater two Masters Giaiser. Nr
Crane, Philip Williams, John Lennkeu, james Quinn,
John Bean, James Broad BENT, Edvard Flanagan, Nc
kene, Mckene. william Hern, Charles Dundee, Sames
Mccoy, John Muilary Kortleng Mrs Kortcng and child
Joselh Owen, James Jeyens Mrs Feehen James Edmond
sind Farr Eustas fsrr Mrs Earr and four children
samuel Richards Joseph Richards, Thomas Alien John
Allen John English Geo Kelly, Eley Cormck. " Doull,
VIM Mulgan, Bruce, John Wnkey. Patterson Marx
John Dricn, Chss Cilmor Edward Julien John MoDonner
Earnest Buwinkle Henry Clethenof, James Dod, Iohn
Furong Michael 0Hara, Martin Hogen, Mchsel Murphy.
Martin Pbcion FordmAn Westmsn, Frederick BradGcd,
John Letcher Francs Bysm, John Williams, Thompson,
James Humphes, William Humphres, James O'Maleo Ro.
ger OMaey William Moore ond David Crahsm Marsaret
MaLsr Mrs wcodoueh John Futcn, Joseph Dunlap Mchi
Ksran, Mrs Kanau, 0'Mslcy W knoyane, aud others
" ..,esase,
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AHalrs In Albany.
Correspondence of the Evening POST

t~SAA~'H~A~SASS
Governor Clark and his Adutant General-7ibe Party
Character Of the Nert Senate.
The interview to which (as aun ,unced to you three
weeks ago) Brgadier General Mitchell had invited Gene
raj De Peyster, resulted surmsed at the time, in
the appointment Of the latter to the Office Of
General Of the State When Wellington was seen con-
sung Butcher, during the great events Of the Napo-
leonc wars the dscreeter officers Of the army always
knew that something was to come Of it, claim the
same merit of acuteness in this matter.
General De Peyster, Of Tvoli, Duchess county, is
Europe in the study of the best modes Of army discipline
and artillery practcehas incidentally learned much in
regard to the FIRE police Of cities and rural districts
keeps private park Of artillery, and though likely to
attempt too much disposed to devote his whole
ges and time to his department They begin to abuse
him here which Is rather in his favor.
One of the anecdotes regard to him may be
apocryphal, though It sounds truth like In making
return to the late Adjutant, he signed De Peyster,
explaining that such was the accustomed signature of
Napoleon, Soult, wellington, &C. &c IAN very well,
said Cen Temple, "but you had better add your ni-
tais lest some other id De Peyster should come along
and claim the report as his.n
1t is said that he voted for Unman and the whig uu-
derlings make much ado about thus There may pc po
cy in Governor Carks concliating this class OF his u
ture supporters. The Senate passes upon all his nom
nations, and the Know Nothings have made great in
roads upon that body With the aid Of democrats
have the power to upIoot all the nominations OF Co
vernon Clark, and will most certainly spoil of the
bargains made Of Offices by his confidential friends.
The Senate~is supposed to be divided party wise
thus
DrAocRATs-HaIsey, Hutchins, Barr, Spencer, Clark
Yost, Danforth, Hitchcock, Storing, Iansng-l0.
KNOW NorarScs-whtney, Brooks, Rsbertson, Hop
lins, Richards, Williams, Field, Butte, Putnam, Wal
ker-10.
wHes-Barnard, Sheriff. Crosby, Pratt Monroe, Brad
ford, Clark, Dickinson, Bshop--9.
There will be vacancy (Gov. Cark's district,)
which can be filed by silver gray democrat, but
which Clark will not vacate yet On the last day of his
Senatorial term Myron H. Clark Senator will address
letter resgning his Office to the Governor OF the State
New York, which he will mail at Canandaigua, and
which will be opened January I'd by Governor Clark,
who, hearing Of vacancy in Senate district and fear
ing lest the public interests should suffer will order
eecton-at late day.
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sides the terms Of this stipulation are eactly Ihe
those entered into by France with the United statcs
Inc HAytiens who are alike the enemies Of the Uni
ted States and the Dominican republic have di. played
aud are displaying extraordinary alarm 1t the rssion
Of General Cazneau, the American Penipetenary
this government This Ia natural-a 6rn treaty be
tween the two republics would not agree with their
hopes to make the attitude Of the United States
the indr,ct ay OF the Haytien projects against the
Bile reason why American State should not be the
friend OF another they had to turn to tricks snd false
hoods to prevent the realization Of this friendship
This set has endeavored to awake in the Domnicans
a fear that General CAzneau here to exact some
concessions 9. territory to the detsimsnt Of our indie
tastcs as we did the absurd stories about the visit
Of the United States frgate Columbia. We win not in
nations who are always seeking to destroy other ma.
tionAlties We believe besides that the Dominican re-
public would Be thorn not easy fort usurper to swa
low for though small In and population God the
protector OF just causes, will supply in courage-and
even In climate-our Lack Of strength and numbers.
imatum mens, which We give to these false reports
that the American Plenipotenary has solicited conces
sions which could AFFECT the Independence sovereignty
Of the Dominican republic coal depot for mail A4eam
ers was taken into consideration, under the view OF
making this island what nature intended it should be-
the commercial centre Of the American islands, and what
there ais to excite the fears Of any on, who Is
not the declared secret enemy Of Dominican progress
Commodore Perry, Of the United States navy, has OBJ
tanned such depot for his country in the Pacific and
why does not that foam with CONSERVATION and in
trgues as we breaking out in every direction
Inc reason clear The Pachc depot viii not aid the
progress Of the State most dreaded by Hayt But we
will restrain the observations which this
point. There s not In the Casneau treaty article
that asks or authorizes single concession incompatible
with national independence ard sovereigntyso we
need say that subject.
"The treaty is given to the public light, and
lean upon II as part OF tho programmes OF advantages
which We have conceived for advancing the condition
the republic friendship with all nations.
is no slight honor to iustrious hberator, the
President Of the republic to have effected this conven
tion In his term Of administration At least so we
think ard the great majority Of the country is Of the
same opinion and among the foremost Rnd our bro
theirs Of the Cbao Who have thus declared themselves
in their organ the C0rreo and who see do in the
friendship Of the American Union powerful support to
the independence stability and progress Of the Domin
republic"
This article, Mr. Editor and this Alone was sufficient
to cost the existence Of the Porrer and destroy for
the second time the hopes Of your friend and servant
A. ANGIJIO GU RIDI.
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Irregularities or the Mails-Opcning the
Herald.

We hear complaints almost daily from all quarters of
the Union of continued irregularities of the Post Office
Department Some say that the HERALD has been open
ed before reaches themothers complain that 1t is Of
ten delayed days and weeks on the road-and others,
again, receive it all When will these abuses be
corrected, and when will Post Office officials be bound
to attend to their dutes We insert the following letter
q sample Of what forms important item in our
correspondence We do not from any hope that the
evil will be remeded but to inform correspondents that
the fault Is not ours
DURHAM, Dec. 20, 1854
JAS. GORDON BENNETT, ESQ.,
sR-During the last two months the HERALD has
reached very irregularly. There is Postmaster
somewhere between this place and Catsk who takes my
HERALD reads it, and then sends 1t Papers frequent
ly come to hand opened, and others lost. About
the election time the paper almost invariably opened
the road. Last week. for instance, received all my
copies, but four Of them had been opened
Yours, &c, c. W. zEPPREHT.