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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-30

TIE MEXICAN TREArY.-The Charleston Courier
has further details ia regard TO the treaty alleged
70 have teen concluded with Mexico BY Gen. Gadsdon
In gard 10 the Cara, grant The Courier says =
Gen. Gaescens predecessor Mr.. Conklin, BY
ion with h~xic seemed to acouisscs In the annulng
II the Ga,ay gram by thu recognition Of like grant TO
slco This do without aut 1ory greatly
embarrassed executive. TIE government had re-
cogpssd and thrown the shield Of protection the
grant Gsray yet the Anne lean Aniasr oos nised the
Mexican repuotcn Of that grant and acquisscsd in
giant 500 L. this difficulty Gsa GAdsosn left to
his juderept IN Il natter and seiEng favorable
opportui iy he accepted tdemnty for The American
ssgpes of the Garsy grant, and has left
1t liberty TO sLcon and project the substiu ed grant
TO Sloo, II such course DO deemed advisable.
BY this arargeu rnt, one class Of American citisens
(the sssisn+es Of the GNsy grant,) unidentified
while the Others he OF the Aoo grAnt)
An sican nsolest the right Of way b. the rshuAn
tepes Ithmps. The o'her o.aims covered By the re
Of IS COO out OF the 600 to b. paid to
Mexico those ~hch originated under the treaty Of
Guadalupe and some otk ers, not provice for Ia that
treaty TIE aggregate however, informed, win
not probably. inducing the 6aray indemnity, exceed
three millions which would reduce the purchase ,ney
Of the territory TO $4,000 900. This feel
authorized say Ia Gen Cad, asns confirmed opiaion
sustained ny that Of the Mexican Misstsr who thought
Gen Gadsden to ex~ctsg in IS GEO. COO,
when from 70 80 900 ought to pay every
American claim.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-30

MELAYcHeLY ErrEcrs OF rHB SpIRIT DELu, ION.
We have painful duty in recording the necessary
arrest and confinement Of two Of our most worthy
citizeps-fstber and son-yesterday afternoon The
father has been for some time believer in that most
DANCE ,ous humbugging delusion, and an attendant
at cles, where the spirits, mediums, &C., sup
posed to be present The son soon became believer,
also, and both became deranged and dangerous to
their families. Yesterday violence was manifested,
when the District Attorney, together with the Sheriff
and some help, removed the unfortunate persons, and
they now confined to prevent their INJECTING in
jury upon themselves and their families while the
wife, the mother, and the daughter, are broken
hearted at the condition Of the husband and son.
Have not those conductors of the press, and one Of
III usual. almost unparalleled circulation, much to
answer for in the encouragement their columns have
given to doctrine dangerous, and which has al
ready brought many inmates to q lunatic asylum
Tie gentleman from whom we obtained the informa.
ton, describes the removal Of the two men as the
most heart rendipg he had witnessed; the
mother while she wept bitterly at the removal OF her
husband and the father Of her son. felt that those en-
gagged in the melancholy task were doing Kindness
while the daughters cries we're echoed through the
house at the removal Of her father and her brother
to be confined not for crime, tbs true, but what Is
next to it, for loss Of reason.Mipaslk,s Sentinel,
Jan. "a.
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The German Newspapers.
TO THE IDITOR OF fHI HERALD.

NEW YORK, Jan. 10 1868.
sm-p your Journal Of this date Hnd an article head
ed German newspapers in the United Statsa" In whish
read the following: 'Kathol Hirchen Observation-Disclosures
on repubhcanifm.
Now sir you have bsen niSnformed - to the chsrsc-
ter Of paper for proof refer You ia editorial
article Of he leh inst, entitlsc We Catholics In Am.
eiiea which article, after remarks statistics
process TO say"As cinsens OF the United States We
q hohcs occupy honorable position; We stand ~ one
man In support Of the constellation and the laws Of the
land. 800 We sre happy to Be In this country, whore
the church free nom 0dovw and bursaucrats-whers
the police club is bravsy handled against and
rowcies against rorg cat musicians snd red
assassns Yes Catholics feel oontentsd and 1t home
In this beautiful country muoh the Hsh In
water - the egs In its nest the Jew Of old under his
hg tree. And although In America roast pigeons do
not fy into ones mouth and eats here, q else
vhers his bread by the sweat Of his brow, yes must
praise America, though many hnd fault with it. especial
y thoee men who have bern driven away from Germany
and come to this country they the persons who
constantly grumbs denouI sing the Anne - money
a,stocrais without feeling and prlneipls - the infs
mous HccAwesck0 Of Gin sinsaH has dons -
This article gill trust, convince you Mr.. Editor that
you ~ere msinsormsd - regards my paper Il II
am . Jesuft-o copIe I'd GiMs-becauss fully believe
In Him vho the founder Of holy church; and Also
my paper Jesuit paper, because It 10 written in dc.
fence II that church against tbs costnusd basp
mics Of snt Christian serb bsrs but never was It. nor
ever will It BE- my inrentiou to colt pager which Ia raw
n & mad in It's ATTACKS rspublicaoism.
Yours, respectfully MAMMALIAN OERrEI,
Editor Of the Kalhol ktrchea Zassssg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-30

IMPORTANT ARREST OF C0UNrsRFIfERs.-Ye ter
day morning the sheriff and his officers, with a
posse accompanying, made descent upon canal
boat lying at the dock near the foot of Vel street,
ard arrested Alexander Harrington and q man
named Putnam, Captain CLARK, and woman who
bed bcen living Nth the latter. thorough search
Of their quarters revealed large amount OF counter
felt gold coin With all he apparatus for manufac-
chemicals for washing snd galvanizing coin--in
short. complete coObteneiting establishment, which
il Is supposed has been doing good business during
the past wioter. The parties are all kaown to be
CONNECTED with gang who hsve put large amount
OF their spurious manufacture into circulation within
the past few months and we're sll Of them witnesses
for the defence In the cases on trial for counter
letting curing the last term Of Court Harrington
father Is now lying 10 jail awaiting trial OF perjury,
committed during the same trials Chicago Jour.
Jaa Is
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-30

Foun CuuDnM BuRNw no DgAxH IN Mr0meAx.
-fhs house Of man namsd PaxkeR, n The tovsship 6
Orion, OakAAd county, vas burnsdj 70 ths gro1nd -
Sunday night whils the family were sbseat 6 shures
ne ssst Of the shdrsa vas BOY Il years of ~ ws
nom the appsazanos Of furniture and other axtels1
whieh had ben brought cut Of the house hAd b1ss1
himeeh IN eadeavofing 70 the hoasehoA furnAtsa
ana than Probably rslurnsd 10 Htts brothers 81
ness1 IN which sfort he fAsd, and Iost hs Hfs-
Detroit Anqw6@, yaa -.
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HARITIHR IHTELLIQIIC1.
<orS OF New York, January 30, I50


ARRIVED.
ssssnship ohie Fox Aspinwa Jan Is, with specie aaa
81 Am.hp Alabama eohsnek. from cruise In search q
Htshl Jaa 10. Ia 50 I len q 8 ". spoke Brig nj
Ann q !rankfor Me- from yarmouth Martinique; l1th
- ias - % Lon 90 ", spoke ship VIZ Deeper g
~ lon q 2 w. hxnalasd bssk "Wuan Of Bos,c. stsa7.
Ing seshs 1Sth spoke brig Of aad for Hal-
nSaS: French sFG oi;s.s q Nsss.. from Yezk
wsr Dsoatus Con sterret sn Boston Jan is IN search g
. ss~:hp ssn FiaHeisoo issh so Az las s. % n. Ion q
Hassn.as 2'S arrived .1S sashGisd IN shs hsrses 4
clipper shp with red, blue and white swallow tan sSa1
Ship Ohio Ressau Liverpool IS days vith udss An q
passengers Phillips. xxpsrienosd heavy wsaShsg
split isis, stove small boat bulwark aad received oth
damage.
ship Ocean Herald snsw slipRsr 0csssf Dsn..seeSss
10 2O0 tons bursf Intended for the yerpoel trade
Brig WIN Dugan fHe rton, Wilmington, NO. days MN
nAyaiStore, to n Crcady, Mott Co.
sehi Mary Jane. 80. Wilmington. NO. 10 asys.
Wind during the dag light from MI.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENTS During the past week (as
Ne sNn rom the nd Telegraph several accidents
the Baltimore on 10 Railroad -hca caused
eonscsIabl. detention 10 the trains. "a ThEsad1y l.st
oEe nile vset q the =. mi Roess burden train load
60 With -four, &c of the track. and six we're
frtepatd into the ard Ohio Canal Oh the
ca following burden coming out OF tie Doe Cul
ley Tunnel stthe eastern end into land sds, and
smother burden train into tina hrst The ensioe
ferf-r OF the latter thrown "a the track By these
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-30

FRS IN THE CATHEDRAL AT LouIsvILLE-The
alarm ~ ne asout ooock yesterday caused great
ion by the report uhich spread through tbs
city that he cathedral was on IRE Thousands
rushed n 10 the OF disaster 10 thai magn
dcsnt structure from falling prey T. tbs flames The are
u feems originated from q stove pipe which leads from
The bnerent Of the Cathedral ussd for school, TO the
due in he main building II comaeaoed In one OF the
the mort side owIg to the great height Of
be building much cculsy expert, sed in ieaobipg
the are After TIRES hours ting labor the hrs.
men, aeed by tie citizens generally, suppressed the
Gsmss The north fi6e Of the buding much snArrsd
and Injured By water Tbs splendid organ sus.A nsd
adorable damage rte costly paintings and otner
us blss veil the furntrre removed bat they
ali sustained more or less damage from The build
has beer ia y rel the OF and
collars II was insured fer sis Louisviie Jodal,
Jou. Is
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are occurred 81 midtown. st. stephens Me- on the
2oth Instant which consumed the Universities meeting
house, dwelling HOUSE. Owpg 70 the scvers, Of
the weather the engines could not BE- worked Ia time
save either. The meeting house was partially insured
The rennsssss river reported To be higher than II
been for SIX Year,, and western Chat.
tarogs cut of 1t Is feared that oonsosrasl property
will b lost.
The Petersburg E1rss chronicles the Death OF
negro vcmap I'd BIZ lady In tina, city the al
vanoed age OF 12S She died Of particular disease but
rank under the exhaustion incident old ago
She was born In PowhA;a tan county.
The Middlseex, ccurts have this tarm two cases
OF brssc oh OF promise tn attend to rhs frs whoh has
occupied the from Tuesday morning Friday night
last d. cioed In favor OF the plaintiff awarding her
%, 600 damages.
The espress train from Boston the Ftchburg Rail-
roac the 9th Inst toto freight ain Which was
standing the rsck Of the engine hsv
ing got out OF wafer. The collision damaged several
oars, ard nIsd brakeman n, med Cook.
severe storm passed Liberty district Frederick
county, Nd tbs 10th inst, doing much damage The
tobacco house Of Mr. NJ Norris entirely dsunoshed
aho the barn Of Colonel James G. Alice, at New
Windsor.
Mrs Frsger, cf Stark MY o. ~eeh rava birth
10 three boys two OF which lived she has her
husband with six children withis syrar
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A FEARFUL Lar AND MARVELLOUS Rxscnx AZ

A FEARFUL LHAP AND MARVELLOUS RESCUE AT
WHEnIso = Yesterday morning, about ten oc,ocs q
young lady approached the sion brio r. from this
sids AID when ASKED FIR toll 1ied Il The gate kesper
hoe much II wa, Then told the price 70 the issud
replied that she cid not think see vas uoius that far
and sad she ought to for half price Is shs was only
going the MIDDLE OF the bridge He tros III. toll che
ed the place where the iron eatss touch tho railing At
nearly the highest part Of tie ordse Mr. Geo Dovpev
tire tn cell ctor observed her cmbpx M the IA LOG
removing he bonnet Al shawl He ran 70 her only
Ia time 10 catch the mantliA which she wore when he
br Ike from bs erssp AND leapsd n the cam belo "
distance ut the srcsent high stage q water OF mot
less han ty eight ct Tbs current was full Of
floating ice and her destruction teemsd Inevitable she
sank then then plus ged wildly the svnll tor
rent. ssnk sgsin, more Ard than dostsd ON.
ward amid he tsrrsnt OF Toe, With nothing but her head
and hand OCCASIONALLY vtible Several men In
sh,f put ous from boat yiax At the wharf followed
her her mp lost several tmss but each time RI
tevsd The ch1s aud hEAly pesea her up alive but In.
sensible ~ or she had BEEN in the water Tor nearly half
h.ur Resterstives we're speedily applied and shs
emo,sd q the hose OF friends where We M der
stand she Is ara6usily verrg FROM the naiee sus.
most perate and the FROM tstar- Death the
wot miIsoulous, hsvs recorded or ever ssen re-
corded ner olutLes ubs Kept her hsa upoermost
she sse falling, and buoy q her up when SIZE sot in
the sresm, The roies Of th.s ntare Is Young
sried lady whsss omit a. tho eooiiatioa
81 her friends, aId ~hO las lived hero for some Eve
years sup ,orting self ~ her work a. seamstrsss
cts With tom she HIS resided give her 81
abs character Tue report stro ,ss ths affair
20 si.srpointment IN lcve matters vA.,iino Ea,rioen
o. Joa 26
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Tclcgraph1e Marine HepOxeas
BOSTON, Jan 4-No ships arrived today; barber full G
float Ice, and weather Intensely cold
CHARLlsT0N, Jan z-An Bremen bark Alfred aaa
schr Fanny Fern, Nfork.
NEW ORLEANs Han 96-Arr ships Prinoston MYogks
Shaw and Elisabeth Kinbs1 and bark Hamilton, Bee
ton; bark Charlotte Pay Philadelphia.
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Memoranda
Ship ash crowsll ~ Boston, has been sold for $S00u
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LouIsIAtA RAOEa,
LovEiASA CIrR-NKw 0sIKlss, Jan lo.-Purss $780,
tao mile leafs
c.. Tnos wsrss al c. Le-omte b, Boston out
81 Keel years ". Observation-Disclosures. i
7. @ wapef's "A. T. comt-'s) oh Q. By Gsllatin,
oui Of imp Curo, sssrs old. ...... ......... .
fm., 3:4s4-S6e
JAN. lb--Pnrss sac mile heats.
O Wipts'a a Leccmte's) ch O., ny Flyiog
Dus'bmsn. %. o. Miss Redls, years oli.... ]
WI hnor's Oh z Conrad the Corsair, BY
Vouober out Of Ia y Jsns, years old. 1900. 2
Dam By 81, l'.ns, sy.srs cd -, Q
D.. Kef ner's Oh. GsFnippsr, BY imp Envoy,
out q Luds, years old 80. .......... dist .
srrw his ridsr rtms, 1:ssN-i5oh-lbS
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Arrival Of We Harboy Oroak Friso1os-0red Procession
TAer ReT6on-7Ae People AEempt TIE Destruction Of n.
Bytdos but are Prevented By tie kay,hai and their Lead
es-Das~w 10 0e Prs0~1s-sposcAs- TAe BIZ Rspealino
ne CA0tr Of ne Franlka Cdncl Pdasi 70 a Third
Read6s0, d..
About eleven oooch this morning. about ave hundred
persons horseback from the township OF Hsbor Creek
arrived In this city, and In company large iorc, OF
Eans oonsisting Of military and Ore companies
prosesdsd with drums beating aud colcrs dying to
the returned prison ers dtsnos o. three mies
frcn Ede. II was about haK past one uben thsy re
turned in the following ORDER
Ths HArbor Cretkisrs, on forssback.
conpan, Of artillery, with osnnon.
wash,r ston Guards.
Company OF rinemen
Three comparies Of nromea.
About atty carriages and othsr vehicles.
General Fitzpatrick was horseback, the head Of
this formidable force, the other prisoners ocoupying
carriage There about two Thousand persous alto
gsthsr In the procession Az tesy pas % the depot three
cheers were given BY the spectators Of whom there were
At l. tbres or ovr thcuasud After n.-cAn hrou 81
tho city who're tioy ire eeivtd VITA tAs n,o,t aptu
sasiio velocme they renrpsd 70 the New Fos,u Eoue@
where the peops Of Eas sDa rsA.aed them With puoo
dinner. IL time, hOwsysr bsfo-e tEty wsfa
permitted 10 srjcy IL BY the tunritaous prj.
cee1inss Of the crowd onsl =, vho a. ths rt
nai OF sne rtrsc-s smcLs IA N, rashed dora
to the neYiy.sltctc3 brext. vkcA q > or haa-
red Yards fiCn he kas srd IL the cot Of putting
ropes TO toe tssua fsr the pH' pose o. hsnog them
down, WIN the hArsnAl appeared 90 the bop q the
bridge ard too the bsvae q wbat they doing
He received Nith od hisss sod had DOT sons
II the le&des ~ 'hs tsot renGensral Wbalon
axd hsrsspEensd At his eri teal moment asy voud
have torn the brigs down before rs lace AMI In utter
defiance Of his authority Tsey -ere isfuaed 70 the
most deree, srd emily vitn the sr~sttt am ,uy
Nj ihay eeui b soasrcisd AAny Of them wsrs Ger
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-19
Further from Havana.

From returns published in the Df1ro de Ia Marina VIZ
perceive That the exports of sugar from Havana during
the year 1858 amounted to 1851 boxes against 70s
in la52 Or coffee the exports have been 1853 g arrobas
against 1851 in 1852 Of leaf tobacco pounds
against 32040S2 pounds in 1852 The total number 81
vessels which entered the port Of Havana in 1853 was
1886 against l75S in 1852 sailed 1866 against 1889 in
1852 -
The Diario naturally crows triumphantly over these
and other satisfactory conditions of the country It also
congratuates Its readers the tranquility which has
prevailed In the island during the year and attributes
that result TO the sanitary lesson which says given
10 those foreigners who on former occasion ATTEMPTED
disturb IT. IL anticipates that lesson will also serve to
prevent any similar attempts for the future
inc total exports of sugar from the whole island in
1907 were according to the Daro, 100000 boxes while
exceed 100000 boxes and will rival those of 1851
similar increase the total exports of tobacco from the
island has taken place
The Dtaio however, admits that in some country dis
trcts the cholera has created terrible havoc during tho
late fall decimating their productive resources Ii
nevertheless contends that the actual rayares Of The
disease has been exaggerated, and that when all the
facts come to be taken into consideration the island will
oe found not to have experienced any serious loss in its
labor.
The action already taken in the prosecution of Asinte
Immigration and yet the more vigorous action about to
be be taken under the auspices of the Supreme Govern
ment are also dwet upon with satisfaction by the Daro
Inc LfGf0 says that Gen PeZuela declined to tak
the addition of $4,000 to his salary as Superntenlent If
the Treasury to which he entitled considering him
self already sufficiently reunerated for all the duties
with which he is charged
The Gaptain-Genera has Issued decree for prohibiting
the use of copper vessels III ali confectionery and other
establishments,
The royal aQdelcia Pictorial was opened with true
Spanish formality the ID inst Some interesting re-
turns on the state of crime and litigation are given in
the opening address Of the Regent.
The value of the exports produce from the island in
1907 is given Mt $685. 2e3 Charleston Courier
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For the Crescent.
The Bedini Riot and Young America.

1t Is ever to ho regarded deporabe defect in our
human nature that men who ardently desire the accom-
plishment of Object will often allow themselves to be
SO blinded by their passions entirely to miss the shortest
best and most evident route towards their ends and to
pursue course widely digergipg from it. suppose it
cannot be doubted that the insgators Of the anticipated
riot whose premonitcns have seen in the shane of
murderous placards on walls and the men who NAV
become the abetors of their designs belong to what is
termed the Young America Paryn This socaed Young
America, which has for some time been floating about in
the minds and the mouths Of the people begins finally to
assume local habitationh we'll as name Ne
longer mere tdscy playing like shadowy vision over
the sea of popular sentiment it has settled down into
sober, solemn fact which see, and feel and think
sbout-whch we must and feel, and above all which
we mfst think about.
II it would be somewhat puzzling task to give an
exact answer to the question what Is Young America it
would be by difficult to tell lrao are Young
Americans The creed of the party vague so inde-
mite, and complicated, that volume might be filed
with its exposition. Indeed it is such very Pr in
the rapdity with which it changes form and features
that one must be most profoundly in the detection
of DISCUSSES who would undertake to identity the reality
under the Thousand appearances which assumes But
il is altogether different with the of the party
Upon these lay hands They do not hide nor
attract but attention. They ara the advocates Of
all ideas the supporters Of all startling paradoxes
the indicators OF revolution They call themselves
prosressre they radical they men who enter
tain little reverence for the past but most unreasonable
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-19
OUR GoVER.NoR .aMD SPAIN.

Although Governor Hebert be an amiable
enough gentleman, yet he is far from being
looked on as q very able one. As politician,
he must be fit to occupy at least q certain space
in the eyes of the world, before we can give
him SO large an one in our paper, as will in our
present state exclude from it nearly all read
able matter. We therefore give his Message in
an abstract, except single long passage, its
most remarkable feature. ..-
In this curious piece of political prudence,
his Excellency is pleased to call upon the Legis-
1ature and we suppose the State at large to
be alarmed at the cock-and- bull story about
emancipation in Cuba, which the Washington
Union set afoat in the autumn and continued
to make din with, until it was hooted into
silence by the general press, almost as much
of the South as of the North. All the world,
except Governor Hebert. speedily after the
starting Of the story saw that it was nothing
but the old Duff Green fable of England's
Authorization Of Texas, yamped up anew for
more annexation, and meant by the Union to
kill two birds with one stone that is, to aid
the Fall elections in the South as we'll as the
Filibusters
At the time when this stupid invention was
set on foot, it Was regarded generally with
hardly an effort OF gravity. Since then, it has
been triply exposed as falsehood, in the fact
that the very Administration which allowed its
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Bargains ! Bargains ::

A
Atm nm MIND ON T. rp sc
- - A' - Az ~ ~ " >
81 Magazine street, corner of Gravier.
They giving way oyERCoATs,
mistake. ..-.--
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M -. ~ - =, -. 80 -, -, .,,. IL, =,
" ,' % tH "H'e' 70 esA'y''''en 'h"A'NH uoi
" l :, $500.
DEyGNsttIPT KFPsEy FRot.ts .NDsAcc
sT-r T.NgA one.pA Fpnrps Nm IN tcs - '
EyrTPA T[>. s,Ts -. E' 'F'' ''A's
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