The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-22


able boarding houses for himself and neice Under the
protection Of distinguished name the latter soon became
he belle Of the establishment though by no means pro-
Possessing in personal appearance. But as murder viii
90 has the distinguished genemans beloved niece
been recognized . servant girl lately discharged from
second class hotels account of her careless
appreciation Of female proprety carriage Of course,
brought into immediate requiston, since which time
eur TEA table talk has been quite animated.
The Hon Humphry Marshall takes great umbrage at
part your Washington correspondent makes him play
securing the election OF Mr. Breckenridge to the Prcs
sency. he called upon him for explanation and re-
support that distinguished statesman for this high Office
Certainly no gentleman knows better than Col Mar shall
hnsel what he will and what he viii not do and he
- always bold and manly in his course, we take much
pleasure in making this explanation.
The reports the Northern press that Col Preston s.
Brooks bad demanded of Mr.. Burngame retraction OF
certain offensive remarks contained in his speech are
wholly without foundation in truth. No retracton was
saber demanded or refused
WASHINGTON, July 10, 1850
E~s Scheme 70 Raise the Wind-The Principal Offices
Here already AortgG9ed.
new dodge has been started with the Kitchen Cabi
Ret 70 bring up laggers and make the fahfnl''
work Like shaksperc's clown, the administration be
gins think that " he who is without money, means
sd content lacks three good friends" Finding the
"snews of war; in slowly they have recourse 10
vressure and the official cheese press squeezes out
Every government clerk here has been required to Join
"slnb,' and they arranged by States. Then the
9embers all assessed nigh as their rank and So
hrses viii bear good many would not shell down hbe-
rally and the work progressed slowly. Some Of the older
ssee the confidence of their masters, limited
guarantee that they would hold their
places If they did work and pay their money, and &c
B0chsnan elected. private word was then sent TO
good many, who wavering, that they should not
be disturbed in their Offices they would come down
with the rhino, send on documents, write letters and
bring Buck and Breckr theWhite Honse. Here a fine
for outsiders. All the berths below Cabinet Offices
shat worth anything already mortgaged Go in,
re faithful Mr.. Buchanan must have marvellous
sources to satisfy the hungry-that is, always proyd
ed be gets the Presidency. Let OF foreign mis-
Sons chargeshps, consulacs and secretaries OF ega
Zen. there about hundred, more or less; and OF
shse not than twenty 70 twenty i've are worth the
having bu; like IL Marves tripto Venice are beggary az
AIRS To AL these twenty places there viii be NJ least two
thousand applicants. Out Of fifteen hundred or two
thousand ofce here at MISUNDERSTANDING from the
Premiership 20 the darkey that sweeps the hanot one
hundred and fy can be gwen 70 new appicans-tha s.
provided old Buck gets nwithout the most scan aious
reachery those nlIng them, and who have been
promised their berths another four years Therein hes
cratic rule Ever since Jackson held the Presi-
GENITAL Office eight years-two terms-no man OF
she party has been permitted 70 stay ~ gu. one
mocracy the person Of Martin Van Buren, and IN 1910
he ousted by Harrison In the same way n lsss,
she people in their might and put IN the hero OF
Boena VISTA In the same way the Rocky Mountain cot
destined 10 ouistrip the old WORKOUT Buck who NOS
quietly grazing in a Pennsy wanna pasture.
The Of money paid by the members OF the clubs
here 10 the aggregate must be very large The way
Sor leading clerk, who nvore with the chief,
and has good salary TO begin BY putting down large
gum sometimes sixty or eighty dollars month Of course
he not gong pay his but the unsophstcatcd have
plank down their subscriptions and this i for the
raicn-thr,e four months-and then all Of them have
70 work like beavers superscrbing folding dorg np
nd sending on documents There will be more applicants
tw once here at the federal capital, from Philadelphia
alone than all old Back would have 70 give away pro
"A Is ofaleg fnds and OpN
berths must be distributed amor al the si~ies
wAsmxorox July 20, 1855.
Reciprocity Treay B1pcen o. Hr'oaiian GOcrnmea, AMI
ae Unlt1d ssa:es-T ala1 q Ippor.s and Erpor Of D.
r4<s,c Produce INTO and From ~ SdHdsieh Llands-
DaeuAon u ne Treaty in ne Ssad,e-TAs Duiss
American Ttbacoo Imported into Go-aaay-En2ilA Du
s1s on ia and Sugar TeDe-aela asi ia ReosEu>
Iaacs, DC, Dr., dc.
Is known 10 most or commercial readers tlai the
s6cal journals in this city time last winter
ssunced a reciprocity treaty, similar IN is leading
yrovisons TO that Of 1851 with the British North Amer
can possessions had been concluded by Mr.. Marcy on
she part Of tho United states Judge Ice OF Honolulu
specially commissioned by the Hawaiian government 10
negotiate such convention. Judge Ice duly received
here IN bis capacity OF Minister Extraordinary Of hs
Hawaiian Majesty, and after full interchange Of views
between that unctonaTy and tie Secretary Of state
and satisfactory settlement or all the requisite preim
mares, treaty based principles Of the utmost liberal
NY embracing IN the list Of articles 10 be admitted free
81 duty ports Of either country respectively the
principal ras products OF each finally agreed upon
and vas transmitted " TIE Senate where has
since remained. Tbs treaiy-the commercial regu
lafions which were 80 unanimously adopted In 1855 by
the Legislature Or the Sandwich ishnds-as well the
geographical position and rapidly increasing American
.aon Of this interesting group, viii give additional value
20 The following resume Of the commercial regulations
and movements OF these Stands compiled from osacal
documents, enanatng from The public lsnconar.es q
Honolulu.
On The ism Q, May. 1855. an act entitled An &C, 10
provide revenue from imports ana 10 change and modify
existing laws imposag dulles mPorts passed BY
che LEGISLATIVE Council composed of the King the MOBILES
and REPRESENTATIVES of the Haraan Islands. The first
section og this provides that lieu q the duties i'm
Posed By Aw The articles hereinafter mentioned, and
such may be cxcnpt from duty, there shall be
LEVIED, collected and PAID The goods, wares and
chandse herein enumerated and provided FOR, imported
frcm foreign the following rates Of duty"
Then follow schedules marked respectively A. r. c.
u, EF. On schedule A, comprising slirit or strong
waters, duty q o. per gallon prescribed. On schs-
due n embracing vines q certain strength there =
charged duty Of OIL per gallon. On schedule C. CON.
prsng great variety Of articles n tuxury, gram bread
nancy stationary light beverages such sic beer, por
Ter champagne and oher vines containing not over IL
Ter cent OF alcohol. tooscco uhmsnuisured AM raw
SC a duty o. IS per cent & cvied On schedule y, em
bracng hard ware, iron ware cotton and linen manu-
features (cxcept cofton) beef pork. bacon hh
sat dried smoked picked, hats, caps 0onset h0se
ready made clothing, and wearing appsre Of every des
erfption. pitch and tar rosn deb OIL cutlery nedcns
drugs, kc, duty u 10 per cent = Imposed. %
schedule r. embracing Ember, coarse oottons, tur-
pentine, casks, barrels, stavee. paper and CON
mon stationery building materials Of every sscripuon.
bars, and bagging blankets hsnnes soap, rice. &C..
duty Of per ceat y charged The articles embraced
IN schedule " Including chiefly pants SEEDS and root,
tDVfs q
and instruments q trades prDesei0ns &C aso, AL
goods imported by Christian nssionaries foreign
tiers mot Tor commercial purposes and b. whale saps.
under the old law, are free o. daty The ain ami
tent Of the privileges enjoyed b. CHRIS
found IN the following recommendation N the Prvy
Council" II h recommended that All Christian sion
serving In these stands shall be exempt from the
raymeut Of duties goods imported for tasr use IN
fhe proportion following Tor every year. goods
20 tho lnvOice value 81 hundred dollars FOR every