The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-20
Our Boston Csrfsspsndsnos.


BosroH, April II, 1855
FaH Ddy-Cbmm~ceseW Of Quarrel Among as Dsnso
cub-7k "UNif' Dodcs-TAe Pox and ne Spsls-
&ose Apposnsm1s1-Repo't on As Liquor Law-0ra-
notso-"Kmifns' By Very Youmo Amssoa-7ns Navy
Yard-kr AolIeys His'ory of TIE Rise of Holland.
We got Fast Day very WE'LL and there was Of
ain committed that pious occasion than II is usual
have 70 record. There not . murdsr-uot one Of
any consequence, I an sure-committed. This La .
.ueient answer those who talk about modern dsge
neracy. Many powerful sermons preached, and
the aevu very scientifically pitched into that
suppose he et bad he hAviag or had had,
bondsy Of his
about the vote of delegates in the Cncin
natl Convention has already commenced. member of
the lsst State Convention wiots q communities ton
against the plan Of unity In voting and it to the
re-. publication. That paper refused publish It,
4. inserted in the Daily advertiser. The writer
aganit he position that the State Conven
too could bind the district delegates to might
rish and shall IL there is spirit enough left
smc e the democrats to support him.
prominent democrat says that the Of the MAssa
cl usets delegation In the Cincinnati Convention will be
unit, ami unit in behalf Of Pierce, which will perhaps
turn it into CIPHER Mr.. Buchanan does not stand
well he did in public opinion here this perhaps
the ell the country and sorry for it. The
feeling at time strong In his favor among
unit Wouo De Ms DehAu
but il not the inference that likely to be
drawn from the facts by well informed observer. Toe
mere the pity; for If to q continuance Of
the democratic ascendancy Ought to have the best
Of their crowd ct the head Of affairs that you
think the Boston Posts real wishing the
mir alton Pierce to be found In the fxct that Its eel
tor h los the place Of Naval Officer This the TRUTH
but al the truth The Post and its dependents draw
$50 oto year from the general govern ment 1t pos
s1n Ia I'D
not disturb the Naval Officer might think these spoils
altogether much for and spite Of the
fArtniDg OF the amount, take from 1. something
70 divided among other OF the party, have
thus far worked for hing out who tank Of idalgng
themselves the luxury OF strike. I,ns Vital ming
with the Post rising to The dignity Of great erest
d ana W,,es aDd un,es out Of the ~, Of
that ucne ndous salesman Franklin Pierce who has
lost Now York. New Hampshire, Come ,ticut, Rhode
Island, Maine, OHIO, Illinois, Michigan, and hxf
other states, in less Presidential term. IL the
Post can't have there spoils i'ss l. would rather
them pass out OF its psrtys possession altxetner-
no,ning annoy ing that Journals conductors much
ths prosperity {, therhiends A. have slrsaoy told
you, year, at the Arthes, will precious
here spors the demoo, ats which will be all me more In
tsrss,ing, il there should be pIesden, then at
wssI g n. iou must svs The Post credit or the mag
lara year. being one Thousand times great, say
nothing Ct thar seing annually repeated reoeiv
BY the late Judas lscario ksqui'e. ask pardon Of
disip guishea subtressurer for having mentioned
him in neciion rs II must naturally be offea
"
After all the iurs that has bsen made asou. the num-
Concord, New Hampshire, II that he legion
FROM that place CONSISTS OF just four Even the
Nes Hsmpshhs democracy can stsna that loss.
Gov Gardner has appointed william A. Richar son,
Esq OF Lowell Juege Of PROBATE for Modlesex county,
wee Fay, resigned The appointment is commended BY
eli who in IL, and II alto .ed
that the Governor sho COCO deal OF in many
his selections for pub offices The a9pointmen Of Mr.
Tenney the Wardenshp Of the State Prison IL another
RI Mr. wOul NOT a ne mis- Mr.
Tsnney has bad considerable experience Of the
pncpsl officers Of Boston jail in the management Of the
class OF with whom his new office wl bring hum in
con,sct; and, he has frmness and humanity
birsd in his disposition, he win maze an excellent
Mr. Da.iel Coburn has been appointed Chief Of Police
in Boston, This appointment Ia much conmeLded
The joint mnittes which mad the Liquor law In
charge have reported the Legislature that nothing
ought To be done about it. The report Ia signed BY both
friends foes Of the lswsy the former because they
char gsd considerably with them curipg he last
months and ~ the latter because the law is the best
for the guor interest OF Boston hat could be had
Ii zes the old wbig cogma Of protection better than
any direct statute that Il would be poss ole
to enact The liquor trace is virtually much
poly # the Boston engaged in it WAS the
sale Of soap cards sweet wines in he days OF Queen
Elizabeth or James L. monarchs who dealt In monopo
lies arc allowed their to monoppiiae everything
The temperance men themselves feet ,his-in their
pecksts. 1t comes h1ne to their lips. gentleman
who belonged to the Legislature Of 1882 and voted for
first Msne law, planned bitterly Of tins state OF
things 10 nc. lorg ago. "Why," sad he, III wish
D
every and then do An compelled to seno TO BIS
It, hund, ed miles off, that 1t costs much
h.uga, wss very bard case, AMI Recommended him
to petition the Legislature to make special exception
in bis favor because OF his exertions in benaf
Of the temperance cause, just ths Eng
Ish Parlismen,s IN Charles the Seconds time,
we're accustomed TO exemp. Father Hundlestone from
the operation OF The peDs laws against Catholics even
excitement OF The Popish Plot. Of the
vice. he had rendered the Merry Monarch In mis-
Bosoobe days. do not suppose that the temperance
men nsea NOR
make away with-certainly not much more-but It Ia
to hear them complain of being separated 40 far from
ali G. cd taps"
Midsummer Nights Dream" is to be brought ont At
the Boston tbe,tre Monday evening in great style
country Very little is said about the play, since
rTet noe MT Of Of our declared that its OF
dineus dIamas. Ar English original play generally
something taken from the French, and presume
Yankee il not lees privileged u an bis far ava cou
tits Even " Bill sdapter"
We GETTING, to bs sbehly "knifey" in Boston. A
lew days SINCE two boys the Hswes Grammar School
had quarrel, whereupon OF them, aspiins &C.
nius unctr tweve yesrs drew knife and stabbed the
Tha boy ought to be educa.e by Of the old mas
terr"
There is hardly thing doing at the Charlestown navy
steamships here if the government msaus TO have
a brush with England The way the Msrrmack was got
out ought our station TO the favorable notice
Of government
Mr. hotl.y's lor promised historical work. rte Rise
Of the Dutch Republic Is out at last II coutans in
GLIDING Introductory matter indexes and titles OF chsp
SAG pages, in three large octave and In
rather aer type than u,uav employed in OF
the bird. 1t is work complete in itself and opening
With the atdcaticn Of Charles " it with the death
tf William the Silent that II does not quite
thirty years time. The suthor goes over portion o
the ground that is travelled BY Mr. PRESCOTT but
treats his subject more infinitely than IL is possible for
the latter TO CO. So Mr. Prescotts WITH Mr. Motley's
precisely the rela ton that the to
general history Of the spanish empire Mr. Motley
gires simple evidtnce Of berg not only .
learning in his speciality but also Of his being possessed
# very high talents historical writer From the
in which Americans have taken this branch
literature shan probably distance all mpetitsrs.
History IL TO be chdl de tdtaie literary nation.
We make history and that 10 the secret of writing well
The Turf.
LOUISIANA.