The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-11

Our Boston Cerrespsndenee.
Borrow, Juss Q, 1856.
Neal Dows Erposisiom If ne HIGHER LAs0-Ne.O Hemp
,hire- Governor ksscalf's Uurrism-7Xe Senatorial
Ezestioas-kr CAoa;e fas Liquor La~-Operassons
Of tie L4w-An Un.tmitcd Supply Of Runs-OcloM1
Greene and ths Kinistry Exglamd-Ra.rui.s for the
English Stvrice-A Foreign Appoin.nent-Nr. Nor
gGA's F5rtuae-Agdssis's Work.
Maine and New Hampshire divide the attention Of our
people, In the former, Mr. Mayor Dew anxious to
the world to good liquor becomes sound temperance
man, ordered mp "ths red Burgundy, number a-tnou-
sand, and made very nice time Of It. He is no better
than murderer every body here says, except few
Of the more sxavsgant Maine law men, who hold that
all means proper that shall tend to put down the
liquor traffic; and they that such trenchant
action that Of NJ Dow Saturday night just
the thing to crush out' tie oppousnts Of ths aw-by
killing them, suppose. Aoeever he is only carrying
that system Of terror which the fanatics have always
avowe> TO be favorte one with them, and which DIS
penses with such things trial by jury freedom of d.
fence &C. Their object has long been to put all liquor
dealers and, indeed all who do not support their
policy hors de la oi, and perhaps Mr. Dow'sv ener
getc movement mt nded to see how far the public
10 prepared to allow Of ruepsneion Of all law.
The radicals are having things all their way in
New Hampshire. TIE Legislature, which met on the
9Th WAS organized without the least trouble. Governor
Metcaf was iIaugurated the 7th, and sent in his
message on the same day, which shows that it had
been all cooked and peppsred beforehand which, how
ever nothing than proper. 1t lisa regular no
-a----y, rum, no Yvp.ry ana Know Nothing State
paper and cuts Governor Gardners address, quite out
as the exposition Of Americanisra in New England He
appears to be ready to further than any other Go
vernon has gone in carrying out the IDEAS Of the tenn
men, though he does speak of the legal rights Of
other people, which probably ship OF the pen. On
slavery he il ahead Of General Wilson, and the
Catholics get something beyond purgatory at his
hands. He'll do for year at least
The Senatorial elections win begin next Wednesday,
the 18th, when the fun term viii be filed up, after
which the place made vacant by Mr. Athsrton's death
win be attended to; and in neither will the Pres-
dents wi.hes be consulted piece of neglect the part
Of his favorte parent Of which could have dream
ed two years ago. when Mr.. Burkes first nents
summarily met and put down by the admnistra
ton democracy, headed by Ayres and others,
more aud who would not be able to recognise 4
political world of New Hampshire they permitted
the EARTH 1t is thought the elections in the
organization Of the House indicate the h,ice Of Mr.
Hale and Dantl Clarke, the latter gentleman being Of
tho political sentiments with the facetious Jack
is not impossible that selisg Of hostility to Mr.
having been stated that President Pierce Is in favor
of hts election That sort Of endorsement that helps
democra,, and who probably understands New England
politics as well as any msn living told M that Mr..
Smse as SURE O. BEING chosen 10 the United States
Senate as he had the credentials already in his pocket
Igivs the story as beard it. without vouching for its
in the Senate than Nj Burke and therefore that gentle
mans election would be OF amazing sasfa :tion
lar to these which advocates with animation
and logic The s.nate has assigned next tuesday for
mr.. Choate is said to have given opinion that
the new liquor law is unconstitutional in several
n su 81. sn son MS
care copper for the opinion Of any lawyer,
that OF the half DOZEN who SIT tas bench Of the sn
feel fee ugly indeed Meanshs the law Ike death "''
Doth eut down all,
Both great and small
But the supply OF LIQUOR continues 70 be quite up 70 the
bave ceased to carry any into the country and in
deed they would be permitted to carry It by the
sup2hed pretty every body before the Goth of May
1t Is calculated that much liquor was taken out Of
that en- which it went into effect a. would suffice to
supply the whole population for years to the
time that the supreme Court TO hang the
The New Hampshire Patriot, through its Washington
correspondent intstes that Colonel Greeneis to have
the place OF Envoy TO the Court OF ST James soon
| Mr.. buchanan shah come home to his search
after the great carbunsle, which he will never find
that is, the Presidency The appoin ,nent would be
better than the of diplomatic appointments
that have been MADE uu0er the present
Colonel Greene is a man Of fine manners and command
ing appearance, and has an exquisite tact II he
manage diplomatic business as well as he can that Of
party politics, he would make good Minister do
not attach much Importance to the teegraphc denial Of
TIE accuracy OF the P1tros statement, that paper
wsuld not Be likely to anything about important
matter unless il had some authority for dong
military gentleman has already gone TO Washington to
get the Coonel's present placethat of Naval Officer.
he applicant for the situation in 1858, ami shen
Colonel Greene got it he declared somewhat bitterly,
that "ink went sight farther than BLOOD" which
is reading OF the old that the pen mghtier
than the sword.
The number Of recruits obtained here for the English
service is said to be about thousand The Uoited
States authorities are determines to put stop to the
business. As all the men enlisted foreigners by
birth ought TO be glad to see them 60, considering
compa n but would probably be appsased If she ware
allowed to open recruiting Offices alongside those OF the
English. presume that the thousand men spoken
include those who have besn obtained elsewhere but
were ,h,pped here for the Provinces.
Governor Gardner without solicitation, has appointed
Scotch gentleman Of the name Of Carruthers residing
at Salisbury Justice Of the Peace for Essex county
This is bed to indicate that his Exoeency is about TO
overbid Gen. Wilson for the foreign vote. The Genera
Only say what ought be done for foreigners The
Governor can DO something for them.
DO not know how much truth there Is In the story of
Mr. Albert Morgan having had SIX, 900 left him by
ENGLISH gentleman Of the name OF Erskne in requita
of the which taken Of him by Mr.. Morgan and
his family when he Erskns) sick of the small
at the Pavilion Hotel In Gloucester. half dozen years
ago. There is nothing improbable in the story, and
hope 1t Ia true, but fear IL Is not Mr.. Morgan is
printer and very good fellow
One huncred and fifty subscribers to Professor Agas
sizs great work have already been obtained ia Boston,
and perhaps as many more will be got Five hundred 10
the whole number required, and New Englxnd alone
ought to be good for that number. ALGONA.
Our Louisiana Correspondence.
BATON RouGE, La June /, 1855.
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