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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-04
FARMERS. SAW And GRIgT MILL kgA
The BesE Mill over offered TO The Public Ia
EELfON'S PORTABLE MILL

FAhALAS. ID . and GAlSI MILL kEkI
Tue BesE hill over offered TO the Public 10
EELfON,S PORTABLE MILL
ttHlCH has EsEeu the F,ryt premfar al slths
w STATE Ss4 CeEHtg FAIRS pher. IL aas bssu OF
H. Stsd aud n0ta Medal at The fra sr;saa lgsittst
y. I, easy, ihia IF4Iy excellent Alll, celebrate
alike ior lis simplicity, Durability and practieahlity
patented JEhY I'd, ieSj, slsud4 uHTiyaedi The largl
OF these mIiss sold, RHd heir Increasing de
inshd toreioy declare thoir merit lover 1000 hsyiBE
been sold IN 1he last sin uOn.hFl. They ere admire
~ adapted for grinding Corn, OGts, Wheat, BARLEY
Corn IN The ear, Spices dc. slh rapidly and per
fecIloE unkHOw 5siore.
SO-2 NH gElHds TEN I - tGs OF meal, or lulu
- ous oitesa ior hour iih IRON 10 horses, End
other Nos. pf0PoEtuBElg amount. Tines can bs
FE7psiled BY h0tse, steau or water powoT, aud arc
SEA AdaitoG 10 irregular motion, hensa al a triHiuF
cost they CAB SC attached 10 any Jaw mill.
MGAL sEIvEs srr attached 10 thoss mills, thus rem
bSIhG LGeu TIE only tTE!g ,zetsssbis lllIl laTme
Gan have.
references can be given where these mill. have
JSenln asn IL months without either RECEIVING u
a"sdlug dressing, and likewise where tley were In
ftuuasd IGur mouths ago Tor grinding Tres oar,
- al established TACT that all mills using kuiye.
tLtJtea OUT never grad NEAL, nd that All cory
%ud COD eFnshers only crack the corn and cob, AM
nal nsIAeT reduce iao feed 10 a Desired euensss
- te used Win gtodt, Sgl lie
FELTON, Mill.
ai' 'Nt ErFvs ard vltb griraiHE surfaces 20 hard
t' FGfFN sbsy1"4t Not atgrt.t ls gayls ui grind.
1E 10 anl degree of nneHg.a and 0Ifg1ueHy eo, Ia.
s-@ 10 hass @! msai, IHeze laets Jurt3 Il. ~ VA
r4auGE these mills 20 give vGJgo sltlsAclluu.
FHL infiAef lAlOruetiOD ana mills agd rlgLL EuUIy
SO ,ICHoLs, LOpMls 4 Co., Ogiss L. t,sf,ss
" 5is' pGEehPor!, Iowa, or GuG sos r. p.
lee l,dsiI
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1861. Fall Campaign. lSSs-I
JNO. KIN APP,
A. the Old stand Of
Knapp - E1edxaon,
At No . Ls..clairs Row.
Davenport, Iowa,
6: *: "a ' ss: ::' ':s
GOODS
ever offered 10 public IN thus county OF state.
And / would beg leave TO ssy 70 my numerous pat
Fall and Winter Goods
cheaper, than ever, which IS saying nuch, but su
prspsred TO ful6l tue coa.rae.. Ny stock Of
DRESS GOODS
of very large and superior assortment of
plain aud ngure Black and fancy Dress Slfs Grapes
DE- kmpr,ss. Mannons, Thibets, Cohu'gs, hugenia
ins ass ssou .na
do, and an immeuse stock o.
WOUasNlNG DisESS GOODS,
STAPLE DRY GOODS,
S,ushsn.,
csmsrics,
Tiel..
Patches, biesshsd
aud brown Cottons,
Or sshe s. pieces upon pisess, and a. prices to
FANNY DRY GOODS,
E.SsSS; a aS.,sss, e Ssivs. aiesoa
Dress bdslo Us, etc.
EMBKOiDERiES.
t,.rito, golsrs, Embroidered Muslin aud Cambria
10. lace do, Embroidered Muslin and Cambria
sleeves, Lace do, Muslin and tsnbric Bands, Dim
NV do, Muslin and Csmbtc Edgings sad insertings,
sns, s " EMBROIDERED ndfsrcsisfs, gmsroi
Jared nj isliu and Cambria ssu., -.
WHITE GOODS.
p,., India Book aud swiss Masiius, striped, check
Id and yuotted do: plain and checked Camores
Vistorfa Lawns Pillow Case Linen and Snseflu1s
b,,acoed aad oro~n Table Cloth Liren; Napkins
Dome.tics. curtain pssreriss; Lad,es Lawn and
Linen Haudkeresiefs 0shs eo,dered aud plata 90;
slsseaed aud brown irish Linsa, Diapers, so.
.SHAWLS.
Brschs and Cashmere Loag and Square shawlsis.
Ia DO, sils and Thbet do, Bay State and Waterloo
Long aud square Do; Gents travelling de.
YANhEE NOTIONS
ofan nud,. I&Pcoais' eslsbrst.d spoolTbrsad.
CLOTHS, CASSi4HEkES,
BUCKSKIN GLOVES d MiTTENS
WoOLLEN GOODS,
e.- liners,
Twseds aud Jssas
Co aiuroys aud Aoleskius,
Mixed oAunxs,
Satins and SurgeS,
sstin D'Chiuc, VelFets,
Beavers, pufhls, closkings, arey's
Frockings, FlArnels, white ard color.
cd, with Trimmings TO match.
Ladies' BOnuets
OF the latest all styiss and the greatest variety
would Invite the attention OF the Ladies' pAtSca
ars my large, complsse and most fashionable a.
sortmenl Of -.as =
Mantillas and Talmas
or the most fsshionabIs fssrcs and styles, and q
all prtees, from high TO low Together with aver,
article Of Dry Goods known 70 trade.
All OF which / will eon,inse TO oaer al prices th >
will defy com petition. = A..
JsN JOHN kNAFfp
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1 inAHDALL HlGGlSs have Just open ed a are
~ Assoftmentot Guitars, Eioiins, Banloes, Irmb9
i'nss'se' &c. Also every kind ofMusic BOOK nov
~ -.e..S NV. Oet3I ,it54
| ioNioSssehoClfor Piano Forte, CurITs7 ,-I-T--,
EaHaeis heodeon Instructor and iu fact go,
E'hq olinslrnetion relating to music can be- roond
!he davenport Music store; ~ ''4Hu."
AOsLeCIaire Row;
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1rp Wpo1s.
1910.


DosAblashed 1910.
Burrows & Prettyman,
who,sssl. and Retail Dealers In
FOREIGN and Domestic Dry ooeds, Dosts, sAess'
Hats, caps, Clothing, ste., ..,,
WOULD invite the attention Of purchases s = onsn
Ing our Fall and Winter stock suitable fol tns onr
this community We do not profess to undressa ou,
Wa arc Constantly receiving additions to our stock
", have now on hand nns assortment Of
DRESS GOODS,
silk. nsriuos, Paramattas, valsneisnnss,
Lustres, DsLainss, &c, Shswl and HAN
tillas In great variety.
Cloths, Cassimsrss, ves,ings, Ready 1sds
Clothing and Woolsn Goods Of all kinds,
suitable for the coming season.
Groceries, Crcokery,
Hardware, Carpets, Oil Cloths,
Rubber Goods, Window Shades
and Yankee Notions,
more 2. nerH variety Of Goods u mot 70 b ounda
any ,soFs We. 4 the AV ooensS i'ASs
Rooms In the Cd and Sd stories o. cur building, ~
witch can be found large stock OF DRY Saoods SUIT
ToMerchsnts we viii sell any Goods In our line for
Cash or abort and prompt paper a. low Is they can
be bought In any Western CITY
TO E.4K.uERS
We are prepared to
Pay the Highest 1arkst Price sor AL kinss d
Produce!
All iu want Of Bargains call on
BURROWS 4 PRETTYMAN.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS I'M
OK ElGN A ID DO N 4 > TIC
DRY GOODS.
Boots. shoes, Hats, Caps, Clothing, &C., -.
FRONT STREET,
o,lo Davenport. IOWA
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as soon as published at
No lie Claire Row can
VIE best Piano Forte iustructOrin the world Htcl
= aiusCh's modern school for Piano Portes can b,
found mos 10 Claire hov: q 4, q "
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For Rent,
REMOVAL,

R;I present residence, arriS9p ST. 1t III. hesd Of
Tenth, seyel foens. llso, I've rooms tand
f'ts rooms. L. q. PARKER.
iuIH u dtl
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vSe va.ss . Splendid Farm,

nFAACAES, 30 In high state OF eaitirsaoa fuV
1VOserss ens Timber, goos awehsng Darn, cat
Asasss, ans orchard, and aealtifal safeAn Y. ntN
- ADirg running water on iI las mAshLncehs
~ ts4S u.lss from Princeton. at1urishitf tesa
- - Misssssppi river IL scou CO snd -fa sen
nea Fva,ora able terms say 10 hand. eAishes 70 !,
4 ase S,ears tsse term will enable Ise p1f-
.sev % ,n.ts the proceeds Of The land pay defer,
~ peyneuu. Call coon, a. il oon't take rne 10 &
= ssses e ssch rare ba'gsins az is nsre ensrees
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.mi.. from Davenport 60 acres, 40 acres 10 cut
ttyntlop ~ acres timber, ruhnlt water house's 'S
a.. .NA
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... valley City hillG, Scott County,
/ ~ instantly manufacturing the best grades OF
t4.ur which lhey will sefi nj lowest market
''ees thI o. /. y.cif hKeuts.
sopt2 Corner ps,1y Indi.,.,,as,s
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Cheese!

v,syHE Wssse.n Reserve suf Country Dairy Chees'
fGr - vhoss<aie and retail by
ALyoRD vAs PATTEs.
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TeaS.
A aav ia IF Teas Of ali kinds, done up in and |
= ~ papers whlsh will sell cheap in order 20 close
gal toe,S5I CT WEBB,
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Port OF New York, January 30, 1856.

CLEARED
steamsh hip Alabama Schenck Savannah--S Mitchill.
stss mrhp James Adgtr, Turner ChArestonSpoford II.
Iestog
Ship r Robinson, Robinson, Liverpool-Snow Burgess
EAik Cuba Leavlt ssal-N Wa dron.
Bark Malna Gikey, Bouloepe. Erance-R Buck a. Co.
Bark An ops, Forbes Havana Rot ert Williams
Brig PtDpamaquon Hall, Constant'nope-Crosby Croker
6Co
Brig A Peters McFa, land Trinidad C 4 z Petera
Brig q Ward, Bur st Msrfs-Brocie Petes
echT Nickerton Goodng Geergetown- Dolner Potter
schr George Henry Gordon Newbern-R Blackwell.
kchr Gateo smith, Richmond
sshr A X Wetrnore Bcgart Nofrfolk--J Merrill
Propeller Parker vefn Ramsay, Baltmore-Cromwells
Line. ,1~,rrr,
Steamship Nashville Berry Charleston "a hours with mdse
heavy INV "a es North of Hsucrss.
Bark Daree tRIeml Grsbsw, Bremen. Dec With Endse
and 20C rsstepsers Rhcbmuler Loescher. Was tai
In tow by evisthAn Capt Hazard South OF the
highlands, and anchored under Jersey City
scbr Anne Susan, Myers, Mobile. to DOner Potter.
sebr Thorn holcomb 6osloe savannah days. with cot
and RI 10 Scranton Iarman IVES lowed 70 the gov
erpmept dosk NJ Quarantine b, sieamfug Hunt .ess
schr emib of broohhavepl Wyatt, Charleston, days,
Schr Mary Stedmsn Terry Georgetown, SC, days, with
cotton srd vsl stores 10 3 BIZ saou. .
tcbr Marine, Powell, Wilmington, NC, fzdAys with naval
sor.r Powell She IL at the government store
docA at Quaysriine.
ses m hips Hermann, Bremen and Southampton Alabama,
sevspah; james Adger. Chsreon; ships Bavaria Havre;
Fdelia Liverpool.
WING during tie day NV.
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.


II your reporter had made inquiry he would have
oupd that on the charge brought against by Robert
,oan no examination took place, aud therefore his
Of essndsnt being committed inc rrecs.
An ,xamir ation will take place on Monday next and in
he m. aptme would merely beg TO state that never
w. clerk In TIE employ of the said firm and that re-
"a IN N bards ere portion Of commissions Tue TO
49, ro,ypg the complainant Of the fact three months
oo and have acted under the ADVICE OF emi
80 counsel ADAM YOUNG.
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mnxx1oG,
On Wednesday evening" jar. o. ct Hope Chs pei Broad.
way BY Rev. Allen S!ssis rnEoDow c. DsnRow Of Brook
yp D. and Miss MANY AMI eldest daughter of Daniel
Greenvault, Esq, Of this city.
In Brooklyn. on Friday, Jan; rs, b. W. Rev. Dr.
est csughsr Late Capt Charles X. La wrence Of
the former place.
At St Psups Church Eorvslk, CT, on wednesday,
Jan 23 BY the Rev. DR.. William Cooper Mead, Leroy W.
FAIRCMID Esq of New York, TO Miss SARAH ANNA CHoI-
WELL. of Eorwalk, CT.
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Work OF the New York Legislature.
BILL FOR THE REDEMPTION OF REAL ESTATE SOL


FOR TAXES IN The CITY OF NEW YORK.
The bill introduced into The Assembly by Mr.. Wilsse
with The above tide provides that, hereafter, any real
estate sold n ay be ieoeemed at any time within
twsptyore years ftcm the time Of sale, b. the
legal enttive alter years notice to the pur
chaser, City Compt olier, of the intention to redeem
II any diersn arite the estimate Of such improve
GEMS may have been made upon the lands 50 soid
prior 10 their redemption, the fha be submitted
to three disnteeed persons, to be appointed the
superior Court, whose award confirmed by the said
Court shall be final.
LADIES' HOME MISSIONARY SOCIETY OF THE NJ. z.
CHURCH OF NEW YORK CITY.
bill for the Incorporation OF society bearing the
above introduces into the Assembly, on FRI
dsy, by Mr. Williams Under the provisions OF the bill
the oowiIg named persons are associated Us memb
OF such society,"
Mre. CT atotte James, Mrs. PHOEBE Palmer,
Mr.. Caroline K. Deuel. Mrs. julia NJ Oun,
MIS-. jane 4. Baker, Miss lmosene Mefcein.
The objects OF the II stitution support
New York. especially at the Five POINTS, to provide food,
clothiI and Of education for Them and to msin
school for the lat purpose at the Five Points.
Jbe bill gives the corporation the neral TO
cbase hold real estate to adopt constitution, &c.
usual y bestowed upon Ike societies.
HARBOR COMMISSION.
Mr.. BROOKS presented communication from the Har-
Dor Con miss in relation incurred by
them. The following sums have been drawn from the
Comm ciai Bank hany, though there is pro-
vision made in the law for the payment Of the
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The steamship Hermann Capt Higgins sailed yesterday tor
soubsu pton and Bremen, with thirty four passenger
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MARITIME INTELLIGENC

Star OF The est. Kew Yort FEB 9.. Pu aa Arenas
TIE OVERLAND MAILS TO INDIA AND CHINA.
The ioow be of value those having correspond
with the kds-
The msti leaves Southampton the 4 and 2Oh OF each
month and
Arrives Gibraltar the OH 25h mouth
Arrives at Malta about the l4h end 3uh of month
Arrives at Alexandra about the 18th Of and Atm OF fol-
lowing month
Leaves suez the 10Th 2lst 9th Of
foliovhg month.
shout the 25th 2s Of and 10th
l2tb Of follow Ing month.
val for Bombag, and 18th TO 10Th for China, DC.
Indian navy strives bombay about the Sd to 9Th
and lgh TO 2lat Of the following month
r and arrives at Point de Gale about the 9th
18th and s2d 10 Cd OF following month.
Leaves Pot de Gale for Puo the day the
steamer has already arrived which 'Skes ne natl on.
Arrives ut Pull Penang about the 18th 18th and 18th and
Goth Of follow nR month
Arrives singapore about the 18th 18th and 3lst LIST Of
following or'h.
Leaves sipgar ore about IL hours after arrival
Arrives Hont Kong about the 2 oath a1d 9Th or 10th
OF following month.
Leaves cav tor Shanghae.
e glapd-one the 9Th and Goth OF each
Varieties and arrive Alexandria the
time the southampton mall.
~ An poetnge and Ltte-s intended Jr ne NEW York
HERALD ahOtAd be soind.
ALMANAC vORK-7Hn
SUN "A MOON RISES. 10 ~
SUN SETS ........... ii HIGH WATER. II Is
pnvt M New York Jnnuarv AZ. l458.
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New Patenis Issuesi.


LIT of patents ssueo from the United States Patent
Cfce, ~ NJ wsss snaipg Jan % 1856, each bearing
B.nj f. Ayre-. Louisville, KY, for machine for bend
hgIlo, b bsudles &c
"a ayes OF Hartford, Com for method of opening
hoe Jane Fort Atkinsou, Wis, for improvement
IL f,u,i, Mill.
VIM " HutbeH, Of pbiiadeipha, Pa, for improve
u.rt eccentric explosive shell.
Joi NJ jones q iainyrn, N. Y, asigoor to Newton
Poster, OF ssDe place for improvement In cotton seed
IisD e1s
Iavo II. Kfpneoy, Of Reading Pa, for Improvement
IL No asIspt.m'pis Of tsr vsis.
JOE W. Khan OF Eas Wilton, NJ H.. for mac aine
In Marley, Of Marion N. Y, for improved ryet
.os. s. Mspring OF Philadelphia Pa, for improve
utnts IN moving mscbiuts
VIM Il. M,dcslfe, of Baltimore Md. for method Of
.sp Pierre Mol ere, Lyon, France, for improve
mtn, in acines for hsmmering leather, for soes
b.e Of b,os and shoes Patented In France July
John j. Osborn, tfNew Orleans, La for improvement
oi r.gulaiI velocity Of wind wheels.
I,snsn Tlpmmer, OF Manchester, Ind, for improve
ysmes /. Ross OF 1ewisbufg Pa for improvement in
esps for operating he steam valves in blower engines
tfas scbimdt q Union, No. for improved method
Horace smi h, of NoIwbich Conn, and Daniel B.
w.sse New Haven Conn assgnors to The volcsnic
Nanny :" H. for sIe saDs IL
grsiD ard gIass satvesef
John Il NANNY, OF Rockford H., for improvement In
Ia ve.,er cutter bars.
Kr-sstrf-. Bsrj. Hsrdirge Of New York. N. Y, for
i'm row ment In apparatus for dssovng silica Patent,
% Nay 8, 1866.
Allen B. wilson, OF Pt'sHeld, Mass. for Improvement
In ,4wipR n schires. Patented November IL 1850
IHess,-- Carleton Smith, Henry Brown and Jos. A.
Resd 81 Philadelphia, Pa assgoors to Jsnes g. Abbott
and lrcbus Laurence Of place for design fr cook
ing ,io,es. Ante dated Dec. u, 1865
Gsriet,on smith, Henry Brown, and Jos. A Read Of
l. AL, Ia Pa ltpHp n A Il Warf
tsce Tor desgr for portable ul Ante Dec al
Carleton Smith Henry Brown, and jos A Read OF
Pbisoelpba, Ia, ss.igDors 10 A. Il. Wnaed OF same
piece Tor design for portable range Ante dated Dec 81
1866
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penket-
for by geographic and Topographic surveys - le6 rs
Travelling expenses Of Commissioners. 4, 1855 30
Pay OF Secretary. 1873 ~
Rent Of ONCE. .....,.................. lou w
incident tai exI ensef. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. oO8 ~
Total, $40 900 90
Apo there remains un paid for expenses up to Jan. l.
1856, as tAowe:-
For hydrogrsphic and topographic surveys Sill $40 90
lay Of Commissioner. =, lt0 20
Pay Oi Secretary .................. lo3 "a
Rent cf ofbee.. 10Y W
Total ,tl8 "a
CHAMBERS STREET SAVINGS BANK.
On the 30 the Senate adopted resolution Of
in ufry relation to tain savings banks That Of
Chambers street has the following giving the cond
ton Of that Institution
Iepotits during the year 1855. So IL, 347 o.
Number tf dspotitors. .................... 2969O
Iso depositors, (same period) 81 457, 0b4 %
interest received and accrued on stock and
nom books ON Temporary loan... 256,7l0 IS
NO. on boz de- and mortgages ............ 194 008 "a
Total Observation-Disclosures. s59o,7s5 81
Tbe average sum to the creoit of each De-
NJ s,tor Vas ABOUT. ................... $3.50 0O
XXI eps.s for the year ............... s17,1ol 10
Numb her of new nc counts opened......... $3.50
Nun,ber Of accounts closed. ............... 9l8l
Number open to Jan !, 1885,. ......... Al, sos
Asg, eu ste Of dtponits on the 1st instant,
incIuding inte est credited to depesitors,
observation-disclosures 5+s 001 "a
p,nds and mortgages held. .......t. 1850, 433 10
Inn, n, Of stocks 4,64a i46 20
lot anc buioirg in Chambers street cost. $1,000 20
>ew size and baoing. -. .........,... I22,5I 80
Amount Of cash on hs nd lat Jan. ..... 800 142 10
tf ah,ch ia Manhsnan bank. ............ 9142 70
In Isuh of Commerce. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10000 90
No loans are nsde by this savings bank upon personal
.ecurisy Of any kind whatever
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RosToN Jan 2s-Arr schrs christopher Pendls.cs stroud.
Rsl
tr saya, nah signs. for brig ca SIP ahear.I sss
lsT1S John
sins Rennesy % s s @ s@sss
Havana schr orrs Frsncs Clark Char e.on SD, s'na
John rsyssn Which ID !ss, i1.hssss.s
BA1H Jan a" I'D schrs hacssnse Potter Havana; Adam
LtR1a kfs sss'.ey San brig xmn. ss.r
% Ssii 1 90 si sssr ss%s
iGc Byz1 hrs % 1sn ia .eAr painted white
supposed The passed yesterday, at anchor of the
nk p T. ds: sshr w.. p,oD
ss.. .sSs H &, Boston
IL SS wv sssas
BYxNsis Jan 70 sshrs arsn,s state searse aoses
'E ss u, Msy1 $ VI tss so f.n
NORFOLK. Jar 20 Arr sebrs Ante ope vinal Bedford
ssm us Nash 0ts Boston; J Johnson srooks Province
ow M Jsss prsns RocssnG %
Fowler, Loyeioy, Bal BADGES Jss Goodspeed WI
SEW BEDFORD, Jan ~ RI schr M H Reed Kelly, Nor
f0s ys ss S% S Se.
Savannah schrs 81 Fancy ras,d Ireland Potomac RIVER
In 10 repair.
PHjLAnELPHIA, jar Is NO a,,vals or clearasces the
river s coted ny Ice despatch from Cape isls d. -,
dated Jan ~ 2PM says1he p ut boat aera from acrutss
reports having put pilot board the ship Tropc Bird ron
Ha bdofs the fee coz Times bad here Wind and
weather cold
PORTLAND, Jar 2t-Arr fhio ranei Elliot Robinson
Trspani va Il 1homas Jrn bark Emma chase Brown
Boeob CID 2slb bark Paul Alexander new, OF Hsrps
well W3 tors) Merrl All It Jaqo
PE0vINCETUwN Jan Sb--Wind Nv, heavy At auchor
outside the point brig and schrs In the harbor row cu
ter Morris md chr svd Loveand, tom Tangiev for Boa
4 and several otherp
ROCRPoRT, Jan la-sld brig Two Boys, Cooper, g.
vabpah
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~ an poe,oges and iAte-s s1snded J~ ne NEW Ton
HERALD shosAld be se1ad.
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Mn. BUCHANAN on New YORK DEMOCRACY
We understand that the calm repose which Mr..
buchanan usually enjoys at Wheatland has been
frequently disturbed during the past few weeks
by the visits Of diplomatic missionaries from New
York, who wish to ascertain his opinions, or TO
influence his views, in regard to affairs here, and
to procure for the faithful Of each section a bit
of the real cross or small patch of the holy
lrceches We would advise cur democratic
friends not to trouble the slumbers Of the Sage
Of Wheatland. We will save them the fatigue
Of the pilgrimage We are perfectly well in
formed as 10 Mr.. Buchanan's opinions on this
subject. from conversations we have had with
him while he was pursuing his diplomatic ca
reer in Europe, and we viii now give their re-
suit, for the benefit Of the faithful Of both Sec
tons. During conversation with the Sage Of
wheatland in London, one day. with reference to
the bed management Of Mr. Pierce in relation TO
the New York appointments, Mr.. Buchanan said.
Mr.. Pierce. fear has fallen into the same err
ror that Mr. Polk dill. The New York dcmocra-
cy are very troublesome patriots. The only way
TO treat them il to ascertain which faction Is
the strongest the most popular and the most tn
Tented This done, the next step is TO give the
whole Of the Offices to this faction, and none to
the other. The consequence will be that the
faction which has al the Offices will be your true
constant, devoted friends, while that which has
none, will be your most bitter aud unrelenting
enemies But In less than three months you will
find that the rank and file. who always 60 where
the Offices are given, viii turn In to the success
full party and the leaders Of the adverse faction
will be left without any troops"
without doubt Mr. Buchanan's sentiments upon
this subject are the same OF this day: and IL elect
cd. he will undoubtedly pursue The line OF policy
which he recommended to Polk and Pierce. They
paid no attention to it, however. and by attempt
ing TO compromise between the factions only made
matters worse.
Another point: Several politicians of boil
factions are cndeavoring to get up claim to Mr
Buchanans exclusive confidence. now and here
after. For instance. the friends Of Mr.. sickle'
are putting him forward az the candidate fol
Congress in the Third district. who Is favored ex
elusively ~ Mr. Buchanan, in opposition to Gen
Walbrdge, who intends to run; and II Is said tha
this movement has the cognizancc Of the Sage o
Wheatland. We are very sure that there Is M
truth in this story. Mr.. Buchanan has other Iisl
to fry, which will prevent him from taking side
in any local quarels just at tho present time.