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Our Philadelphia Correspondence.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. s, 1856.
Presidential htIgues-A Kitchen Cabinet Aeaing-7ne
United States Senatorship, de-, dc.
No bombsht ON the fortress of Scbastopol Gre
aztec greater CONSERVATION than did my letter of Wednes
day last to the Pierce and Buchanan allied forces They
had thought their game not understood; that by
dividing of some pretending to no for Pierce while others
loudly shouted for Buchanan and seeming to unite only
70 Kill Dallas they would not be suspected Our Post
master here 10 the right hand and political agent Of
Postmaster General Campbell who of favors the
reelection OF Mr. Pierce, yet Postmaster ia very we'll
known to be in favor Of Mr. Buchanan 1t Is true past
all doubt, and though many may deny it, yet the wire
workers recently At Washington not. Bob Tyler
Cadwaiader, IN. Co. Forney Rice OF the Pennsylvania
and the result is that the Office holders required u
obtain the vote OF the state for Mr. Buchanan the
alternative to his present Royal Highness.
The movement tor Dallas Ii TOO early and Ii calcu-
lated to do HIM much harm good, but his
friends say they have nothing conceal are willing
can defeat the aominisraon; but this is by means
certain, and time alone can solve the doubt.
The Whig party IL in comatote state Its recovery Is
doubtful and as there are deserterf to the democratic
party Every day il than likely that it will follow
its great leaders and descend the political grave.
The Americans are alive and kicking They are not
ready tor either death defeat and they that the
z6,OU0 votes which they poied ut the last election Ia
capital enough for bu,ness at tho spring election and
so IL is and the democrats will have to be united and
industrious to defeat be know Nothings.
There is great breeze among the democrats about the
uni'et sttes S+natorship Gen Cameron L. of course,
out OF the question, having last year been the Know
Nothing candidate. He must wear the saekcioth and
Ex-Governor Bigger very anxious for it, and has the
Buchanan inteie est in his favor. HAMLET
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Personal Intelligence.

Mr.. II. Mali Belgian Consul In New YORK and Commits.
foner Of the Belgian government for the steam Navga
ton C mrany between Antwerp and port, has, ~
Of Consul General
Jucee Geo H. Campbell, Of Ceifornis, sailed yesterday
in the sta, the Wet for San Juan Judge Campbell ie
special bearer of despatcbes to the e. s Legation in
caruugoa.
DEPARTURES
Fan Francisco via Nicaragua In the steamship star OF
the sls iars" s express mss.enesr II Vine.
Sarah Neaer Lewis shearer Dudley wife and fur chill
aren Mrs penae, and ebild Wentworth, 9 Ellis aud
sey Miss Younger Miss Younger Hoony, sA Wells
nsh M ana %s Be- VIII eDnS no MID
ton. MIS- iins e. Mrs q oxford ksonora Mr. Lang.
S.S Ss%ps e s ana Two ~ shs Mrs. s s Nh
Smiley Mrs Pooer and child Miss Reed, Miss Eev
Wire MH snd %o s s Ms S b. GsS Mr.
mraddy and two children pspder and wife Mr. Jenkins and
Ho s and isooe Rmna ReseS
2 Eoow. Mr. Moik Kincoride. p While = Matthews,
storms, sconer. Mrs Johnson Faavert. Kach Miss
Roe ReIeud Mis- louisa D.sin Anthony sees Walker
smith g 7 Snort. Mrs Handy, two children and infant
John smith q Blakeicy, staan John Mcpounel, wife
s r wife and nr ca
ms Lee and two children Mise sprague John spragae.
Kiop fl,han. and child Ga'llet Mrs Hams. Mrs
Wiebe b Huebcs j Wildwood, 5 Winter, Il Bell Rimei
arssog hn msFs as Ssns sry
Hitchcock HI hcorh q Eatche Or N homas. Il Hoga
Williams, snisso Burns ii piewald coSnea Geo
spnu ding, Dysart. Moody. 7 Winnie. q Pnrdy,
wald Nara q Ieareco s rsrano Robt Lund q " PoEes
brook I.euiers J smith, oddard. ferguson, Miss
Susan holdcp Smith Geo Peatles WIN Willis. Nelsoa
and others ir the Storage.
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this undertaking but they at the cheap day press
And where is that p ess now
There will be state Convention OF Sabbath school
teachers in Boston the 18Th snd 18th OF November.
The baItlsf Episcopal, Congregational, Free Win Baptist
denominations that have the most reliance Gods
mercy are left out Of H..
IL has been resolved not 10 have any liquor trials
in th city. livery attempt to convict for violations Of
the law has led aud the Court in despair. resolved that
The trials for the should T1s Is the SECOND
time thai the Court has M thus 10 act.
Rachel has been very snir this week, not having had
than one good house and that resulted from the
giving way 81 tideta Mons Raphael Is out with card
In this Dngs Courier which he blames somebody
th,rg or other but what Il not known. He admts
the power Of the press though somewhat late In the day
ALTOONA
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On Thursday, Nov g. by kew. william J. Frost rector
Of the Church Of the Redeemer Mr. JAMES Ross to Miss
LIJr:A GnYIS all If this city.
On sunday by the Rev. NJ. J. Raphall, Mr. HART
Il. SoIoMoas Of this city Miss JULIA EdMERsG Of Bos
ton eldest gh,er of the late Aaron Emmeng Esq Of
Holland
On Monday evening, Nov s, by the Rev. DR.. Mett at
his residence No Ill East street Mr. GEORGE
s hwinos, Of southport, Conn.,, TO Mis- FLORENCE g..
CARTER, cf Worcester, Mass.
In Brooklyn, f. D., on Tuesday Nv.6, by the Rev
Charles G. sonmers, u. Mr. THOMAS RICHARD PRAcocx
Of Brooklyn TO Miss SARAH FERRY second daughter Of
John Perry, ESQ., II Hackney London, England.
At s,arksy, Yates county N. " on "wednesday, Nov
by Rev. Edward Ho,chkiss JoEI SAMMs of this city.
EI2A H. only dauahter # Nash sawyer, Of S,arkey.
In Newark N j.. on Tuesday, Nov. Q, by the Rev. p
Moran, PATRICK II, BRADY, of New York, to MARGARET
ANNE daughter Of John Biorrett, of Ne wark, N. !.
At stamford, Conn., on Weanesdsy, Oct 81, Mr.. HENRY
b. BosT 30 Miss HEsRIH1rA p EEcKER daughter of Benja
min Decker, Esq., formerly Of Staten Island.
stamford papers please copy.
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Our Boston correspondence.

boeToS, nov. -, 1900.
SALE Of Rea, Hsa,e-7ne Green Dragon 7awn-fpu'a,
ton Of Worcester Counsy-cheap Lectures for ne MI
lion, dc, dc.
The Eastern Exchange Hotel which cost not long ago,
$4,000, and which Is in Eastern avenue, sold
Wednesday for $40 $50, BY auction
They are putting In q dragon-and very nice speci.
men Of that pha beast II Il oon the front Of
building that stands the site OF the old Green Dragon
Tavern on Union street. The "Green Dragon" was a
historical place and there ancestors used to resort
30 discuss patriotism and punchthings now Obsolete so
far ~ their perfection IL cJncerned II was at the Green
Dragon that held that famous meeting Of mechanics
In 1885, which, by ts action In favor Of union, had
much TO do with causing the Massachusetts, Convention
10 adopt the federal censtituion. This sinn-for
fathers knew nothing about ''hotets--was tho first
place OF the kind In New England Among other bodies
which II their headquarters vas tho Masonic fra
erny then In is prime II Is supposed that the auan
tides Of punch toddcs, sling dip &C. &c. drank under
The patronage OF the mythical dragon would have suf
Coed to get drunk oil the supporters of the Maine
law The new dragon l. to be In basrest The proper
Is 10 nov owned by q Masonic lodge.
I'm NJ pulaon returns If Worcester country have all
been made up The inhabitants OF me county in 1850
number Ito $50 They nov number las, s63 Increase,
1s4 Forty two town have increased their popu All N
and sixteen have lost Worcester city has increased
B. as having q population Of ~ 2Ss, Milford has In
creased from ase 70 Ass aud fi,chburg from 10 10
A2 Barre has experienced the largest loss-ls5 The
aggregate Loss in sixteen town is liz.
The lee sys'em Is about 20 be made available to
practical social refoimef has made arrangements for
srres Of twelve en'ertarmsuts, to be given every
Monday evening At The rrenoot Temple at the price q
fifty cents for the whole The openng lecture will
fe delivered next Mondsy evening by no than
troessor ArsAss. Is certainly bringing benefits OF
q . system down to low Tug re- wssn one can hear
sssis lecture less than half dIme Other arst rae
Il, wi lecture Ia due Besides the lectures
q, e win be poems, music. &c. Some people sneer At
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Tine Kinney s INT mo and Its Prospects.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

lnyeserisy HERALD noticed letter evidently from
blue stomached refomer-a species Of Maine law maniac
who modestly styles himself " One Who Knows" The
nam de 9uerre is iearfuy asfactory-indsputabe by
any every resident in New York
Now, Mr. Editor, there is great fault which you
possess namely that of supporting any of genius
and enterprise struggling with adverse circumstances.
(See Herald Cd AID 81 October 1859 Is it not more
adv able to follow the steps of )ne Who Knows,n and
and seize every available opportunity to crush American
enterprise when unsupported by roneyed inuencep But
10 dissect Tie Of knowledge states 'there but
few among them who can cut wood, plough do any
work but Loaf" Pray, how long has FLOATING" been
considered work, in the estimation Of Mosquito
eeniuss Lying around barrooms, running ia debt, &C.,
&C." Probably the anti Know Nothing will do the
especisl favor 10 state who the Individuals to whom
Colonel kinney int, debt ii any. We're they of
his own parya party king up to him for support and
future 1t is osurd even be ridic.
uous. Colonel kinney run into debt for drink! Fault
less indeed must he mans actions spleen and
malice can invent no better founded calumniaton.
few questions, OIL man Of profound erudiion, piOus
ana temperate habits, beseech thee in the plenitude Of
Thy WISDOM, answer. lila Colonel kinney proceed to
Grey,bwn wi the sole intention of "setlng down"
private indivdual1-of simply purchasing sufficient
land to maintain himself in the Of life?
niGaons Mr.. ldtor thofe certainly be n most in.
MIGRATING influence il the climate Of GrcytOwn which
would create activity Tin the few minutes spared
periodical entitled the Central American, not
withdrawing that there Gully boy among the
crowd of l"afers who had ever set type before
What magician kinney must bel He ioafs in bar
room AL Gay within short period after his landing,
'good and true Americans 70 embark from Alabama In
ore week 10 join his standard. Hehod imam of know
ledge, nine hundred human beings booked in week
ef her for barroom active employment. What
chance for speculation Let the gentle
ship upon his credit gaody quantity Of brandy
forthwith he must feel that, however bacchanalian
Kinney and his party may be- still that the credit might
receive an endorsement notwithstanding their inability
TO cut wood and plough well Spanish niger.
To roy esteemed and noble friend, who sings, like
blind nightingale the better in false light would sug
gest the real notes Of maren, frce and unettered
which, If strong enough, night reach aud enchant
the stolh nature Of British prOtectorate. as*
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New strip Isis 81 tons, built Wtscasse Boston,
hat leen uciascd by ME James bryant oil Beverly foe
S.0tAo.
lAUEeftDM ssmersst recently ny Messrs ,hsce SIN
lsAuiul scl ooGsr LA called thu Borden,
mt, ndaror the W-s ind. trace be Dy
Capt james Brit htman
At lHh fifth inst by Trufsut Drummond Co. fine
ship Of go ton called h. Herald she butt b. Mesrs
Chnn.berIs!n Robinson 4 Go, OF New YORK.
IL te bnncct saturday. at Spnh Ss,er, by Mr. Eiv
Miller, beau ul big o 265 bu OF WHIT oas cate the
Mnry Wniua Owned by Ncssts n W Ropes Co. OF S.en.
al d Intended for he south American trade
TIN slip recently launched at Freeport, by Capt Tsbo has
beer L N die A Il
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CnARGE or sEErp srrAIrNG
MURDER IN NswYowE, CoNN.-An Ir;shman.

MURDER IN NswTowE, CoNN-An freshman.
named John O'Eia,a ,esdiog Hsyrieyville depot
WA murdered on Tuesday night, octcber 20 ny Niche,
Map he anolher rinsn tho lives IN b iige wa.r ~
seems that Msyhcr had been eating anh drinking ~
OHars's ana he lsas ing The house he caught n
hr little daughter about niue years old ia his arm ani
tod her lie would Hill her II she made any noise H,r
father In medate, ~ent to h.r rescoe wneu NAV her
caught him sIopud the neck, and stabbed him inside o.
the high with kni'e he had in his hand when tire
ing to take the life a the chilli The cash about tso
inches ond hall in wdth the main artery being gered
the wonn;t1 man Aled 70 death in about sc minutes
After her husband stabbed, Mrs O'Hara atemr Ell
TO interfere but May threaenes to XII her. Calling
in the assistance of neiRhbor nau,d Osborn they sue
ceedod ~ wrestling the knife from the bUrderers hand
who tbep his escope He arrested, those
present thought they had authority 10 do without
the assistance ii police officer. brother of the
oered will several other started in pursuit
shortly Afterwards and reached Bridgewa'er after
MsyheI, which Tie latter becoming appri el Of again
took IA fight. large number Of turned out, and
secured the woods 81 day, but without II is
supposed that he mhy have made his way TO the
harlem Nancatucs roads. The selec,msn of Newtown
offer OF hundred collars fof the apprehen
fon 81 the murderer he formerly lived in the town Of
South Fast, New York and afterwards at New Fairfield
in This State. lie il sad 10 be about five feet five ak
in ,he In height. stout built with black hair, and dark
eyes, and whiskers. Supposed t. have when H.
left blue overcoat and black felt hat-Bridgepo1
Iu,UeT Acr O..
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Our Havana Corr espondencc.

HAVANA, Dot IS, 1855.
tsm Rofaels Day-ftad Of tie An1eis-Pious People
CossA oct Late at Nfqh-No ASi,y for the Saint
Movements If the Fte~eh Sqaadrou--Ax Emancipation
Hoor d., dc.
The day Of "San Rafael'it yesterday-is the day
e ay devote the sngels aud the church there
n and religious ferver devour oceans Of corn
since pies and mufin~ and Gxngs Ia variety
Of aha pss called "torilss Why especially
BILE 10 eat kiod of prepar alton at this season.
have the philosophical reason for unless it be that
is besng according spanish parsnce or very strong
iet which is required for the extraordinary service to
D. rendered High celebrated In the church of
the CANCEL which is .tuated upon hill in the north
Ees quarter OF the city tat Its light may not be- hid
and TO be n,arer Heaven than fear many of will be
again who climbed the yugged ascent with all the waik
pg colors OF the cyrequng AN the perfunery OF the
city-no to feel aware of you toiled up the steep.
II was rough as "halskoG and nothing but the most
stubborn religious zeal would induce me again to
try TO take Heaven BY storu--in that direction.
We we're to have had the nost magnificent ds play of
fireworks the evening before but Just they ready
to burst to the astonsLmeot aod light of senses
The Heavens did and the crowds of waded home
without the browning Of our tfshermans' deyo
lions. There were no vo.ntes and respectable folks
we're crowded into queer places at very odd hour of
the night, for vrtuous people, but it was the eve of
sssn Ratsel and the SOIL IL any would be worn Off in
the morning.
The rood father Of This church who hae the s,ir;tua
Of all those who will climb within his apostolic reach
most anxious 70 rsas hing for the holy causeor
for his own pocke'peoned the LORD Bishop to be al
loved the privilege OF taking his saint airing
expedition with o procession, customary with
Others Of his cast, but AIS request negaaved 1t
also said hat The ny Bishop who a. high 10
this CANCEL hill any body, declared 1t g hazar-
dous undertaking. also, that tnele already "que
mockery about TIC established procossions and
he should take it," He il said be
a very sensible man, aud not given to long sermons.
Yesterday bad religious crackers exploding ell through
the cityarcbes thrown the streets in the vi
Cnity Of The Angeiosno the Windows doors and bal
comics II all that r,fion sooned with evergreen flow
and the rational ssnpcrs.
The French steamer Ache on left on the ODD inst
Tor 'be upper part OF the gull, and what the ne
government III Mexico l. doing. The French brig Urestes
hes proIahy 6 ne in thn same Ii gection.
have been informed that emanc patton of slaves in
Cuba VIII be determined peace Il established
between England, France and Russia | saw picture
thu other day-or the design to rather Victoria
weeping at he tomb al Napoleon" IL viii DO plated by
Spansh artist- What history IL will convey Bat
when viii that peace for sh put our houses
In ofder--for lilies usual. Health perfect,
Business without change, as ever. ID.
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ESCAPE OF THREE CoNvrcrs rpox CLINIC

ESCAPE OF THREE CONvIcTs FRoM Clinton
PRroN-Sherin NcEwcn has been notihcd of the
inst james Greene convicted Of forgery In Montgomery
county Fecenber 1885, and sentenced 20 imprisonment
feet hur and half inches In height, light complexion,
gray light brown har aud has marked In India Ink
The euets J. VI. on his right arm Jackson Utlcy was
convicted In Oneida county March TO- 1851 of burglary
and larceny and sentenced TO nprs for six
and s months He 20 years Of age, feet IA inches
In h. ieh brown hair, black eyes and hord complexion.
John tar was convicted in Albany county, Oct)ber ,,
1858 OF assnut with intent TO rob Joel Rathoone Esd,
and Snenctd to imprisonment for five years He Il 20
years cd feet inches in height. Horid complexion
face quite covered With large red pmple auburn hair
gray cyes. end has the letters j. ana cross marked
h lndls Ink on his tight wrist The agent and warden OF
The prson offer reward Of $50 the arrest OF the
three, or $50 for either Of them.
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segsrs II tho val EFF so fCom Henry peazer Of No 70
isse street Tie nCcueei wa brought before Justi e
N,hb, who committed bin for examination
ILLEGAL VOTING.
Charles Jsh1fon arest,a by Oficer Brown of the
Fourth ward yeiice, charged with having vted Illegally
~ Tuesday last, ut IL the election ~ II. in that
rnd he was isleu ia the 10 yer Police Court v ere
Justice M.sh comwtied him sor examination Ln tho
charge pfeieiiao ag',.ne, him.
cHARGE OF sHEEP STEALING
Yesterday afternoon Officer Brown, Of she Lower Pc.
lice Court, stsd named Abraham Van wart
waIian' Issued ~ Justice Connoy, ghe eiD he saud,
charged with stealing hny thsep, valued at Sl75 from
J' M .homas 81 q i"o,ns m street ahe accused
committed fot exsminA ion.
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Court Calendar-Thss Day.
ctr,y,E AND ScrrMoR CorRs.-Motions ana decidons
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FARIF1MB INTRLLIGgNCB.

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$3.50 @a $3.50
Port Of New York. Hovcmbcr o, 1855.
CIFARF1J
ssanelip star Of the wes, Nina san Juan-C Morgan.
sh.p Ocean Express Cunningham, san Frsnciscosu'ion
Go
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steamship Star oi the West SaI Juan.
Wind NJ sunrifc, -; sunset. Ne
The American patriot., 1855-07-07

Mr.. EDIToR.-The 4th of July seldom passes
without an appropriate celebration. As every
patriotic citizen ought to be on such occasions,
l was alive and wide awake, particularly when
that humane and benevolent portion of the
ceremonies came on, to-wit, the eating. There
is something heavenly in that idea, and the
masticating and digesting apparatus must GER
talnly have been invented by genius, who
ever he was. Eating is great institution, and
by reason of its universally, it ought to be
classed among American institutions, and be
celebrated on the fourth of July. Well, sir,
in pursuance of the foregoing theory, was
present at a well loaded table on the said 4th
of July. The following humorous bill of fare,
will show you that our host was not only a
jovial one, but that his table was patriotically
provided for:
BILL OF FARE.
Meats. Vegeta bles.
Roasted Mutton, Corn and Beans.
Baked Chickens, Cabbage,
Mutton Pies, SQUASH.
Mutton Steak, Onions,
Picked Pork.
DESSERT.
Green Apple Pies, Ginger Bread,
Watermelons
WINES.
Molasses and Water, Buttermilk,
Potato Beer.
az Hours for dinner, l tosr.x "Chil.
dren not permitted to first table"
BILLY, and GENlsA, Boss.
The American patriot., 1855-07-07
Of Ouachita.

WWe publish to-day the conclusion Of
1.-THE Students Vow" Our romance loving
readers will hail it as a rich treat Many in
qu.ries have been made of us for the first part
Of the story-our stock of that issue is quite
expended. We hope to hear from "ALLA' as
often as she can make it convenient to favor us
with contribution. May our fair authoress
know none of the ills 'Etta" fell a victim to-
may she experience fortune like unto that Of
"Berta."
The American patriot., 1855-07-07

eB A demonstration was made the other day
against the American Hotel in Kansas city and the
landlords wife appeared aud offered to fight the
whole crowd
The American patriot., 1855-07-07

HWe direct attention to the advertis.
mcnt of James A. Rhodes, of Providence, R.
Read it and provide against disease by gettin
bottle of Langworthy & Tildon.