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BUCHANAN AND THE CUBAN FumUsTERs.-We
publish to-day translation Of rather remark
able article, which has recently appeared in the
Cuba revolutionary journal La Verdad, published
in this city. 1t felicitates Cubans first upon the
election Of Mr.. Buchanan as the next President
and secondly, on the complications likely to arise
out Of the contemplated Spanish invasion Of
Mexico and the counter Mexican invasion Of the
island of Cuba. II finds in Mr.. Buchanan just
the man for the times-a man who is pledged to
the acquisition Of Cuba, either by purchase or
conquest II recommends as the members of his
Cabinet, Soule Sidell, Robert ]. Walker, Doug
las and Wise, and atters itself that with such an
administration we are going to enter upon a
really filibustering era, In which England and
France win prove Of no account whatever. We
doubt. however, whether Mr.. Buchanan, over
whose triumph these Cuban patriots eSult 80
much, will prove snch fre-eating flibuster as
they regard him in advance, or whether any Of
the distinguished individuals whom il dcsignates
as his Cabinet ministers will ever receive a port
folio under him. A member Of an Ostend con-
ference is one thing-a President Of the United
States another.
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United States Hiarshal's Once.
,scAfK or YRrsorKR CHARGED WITH SLAVE

EscAfK or A rRrs0SKR CHARGED WITH SLAVE
Henrico de Costa who 10 charged With fitting out tho
Shaver hsnan, made his escape from ohcsr Helmes on
Wednesday afternoon the 81 Nicholas Hotel and has
not since been heard Of The trial Of the accused hsd
just been postponed TO the 2on Deoember hts spp-
catop on the ground Of the absence OF he Cunha, .
witness for the defence who, he ssa,ed hal gone 10
Havana for the benefit Of his health. Ne Costa may have
found his own health impaired sod perhaps soue TO Join
bis friend In . oonsenial climate
sppssrs that aimee he Costa surrendered by his
bail be has been In custody and Mr. Thompson, DO.
putty Marshal gave Helmes order 10 take him from the
prison 70 The Court Tor trial. and back agso wedues
day. The case having been postponed until December
accompany him 10 his hotel. the 81 Nicholas, order
that he miem get change OF under garments luxury
be had not enjoyed tince he surrendered by his
bail The good naiurcd ard unsuspecng official assent.
ed and On reaching the hotel assembled 10 the former dor
mtory OF bis prisoner; lie Costa opened his bedroom
door, and leaving In that position, politely nfo med Mr.
Hemcs that be would not detain him more than ave
minutes Helmce paraded the corridor for the given
TINE. aud Tor Eve minutes longer; De Costa did
forih The official called domestic arr requested
her 10 " the captive mad made himself captivating
But 10 lbe bird had flown; Hemes, 10 his dssraay. dis-
covered that there smother door In Ne Costa's
which led 10 adjoining apartment, sad that from
thence there 10 the back stairs Instantly
flashed across the officers mind that DeCostas bail
had surrenoered him and he bad hope OF mercy from
the understandable enerf lee Of John hcKeon w,ud give
er hail. IONS csrsmonie Instant pursuit was made bu,
wnhou, srccs no 70 The pvesept and mr Helmes, who,
Ike the hero In .Psu Pry," may well exclslr. aD-n
me, ever viii DO good naiured action again 4, hiss
offered reward Of $3.50 for the capture Of the ~
Awe.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK IoAHD.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. TO- 1850
shocks dull PernsyIvapia SIS. ~; Reading RAlrosd
4oX; Long Island Railroad, 12Z; Morris Canal, 15Ks
Pepnsyivania Railroad, soh.
OswDgo Nov. lnGiP. NJ
The OF wheat anoas from Lake Michigan for o.
veeo IN about 100000 bushels The vessels making
thar last trips down.
Bryrno Nov. le-lP.M
Flour dun. wheat unchanged; sales II, 900 bushels
Chicago spripg 81 81 lax Corn closed yestcr
Gay sales Il 900 bushels SIC Rye-Acs 900 bushels
Western at &c Oats quiet Barley dull Canal frcghts
10 New Yort-wheat 2oo., few loads. Inc receipts
yesterday were light
Brvrsro, Nov. 19-eP VI.
FIcur dull sales 200 bb,s, 80 81 for Wis
consp; - - 70 for good choice Ohio and hchgso
% 81 % co for whole range 81 extras wheat ~ LIVER
rales Of ~ 600 bushels 81 AZ Cor Chicago sprinG and
81 IL for kws ukie club. Corn tends downvards sales
Of 20 eco bushels ~ SIC. b6c. closing the inside
figure Rye-saes 2, 100 bushels Western NJ $50. OAks
steady At zoo. Barley dull Canal freghs unchanged.
Receipts In the "a hour, 10 today4s $50 bush
eh wheat, and q, 500 bushels oors. Canal EXPORTS
12l, 500 busheis wheat and 40 boe bushsls
OsvFgo, Nov. lisp. NJ
Flour dull. Sales 29o bbs at sc so for fan ~ Cana
dian, and % for Michigan superGnc. Grain-whsas duh.
Sacs, IL 600 bushels NJ ~ "a for Canadian spring. for
milf T. and 81 ~ for white Canadian for shipment and
3ofe bushels white Canadian. delivered at New York.
81 61k Rye firm. Sales, ., 400 bushels ., Tsc Barley
dun sAles 4 900 bushels N 81 IA 81 Is Canal
freiahis dull and unchanged. Lake imports 900 bush
es wheat tloo bushels corn; 10000 bushels rye, and
400 barley.
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LAURA KFENE's OPENING ApDsrss.-Wc regret
that this gifted lady should have allowed injud-
cious councillors to persuade her to parade her
private affairs before the public in the speech
which she made on Tuesday evening In opening
her theatre. Managers are not different from
other people, nor are their quarrels with their
landlords about their leases any more interesting
than those Of their neiehbors. Such private
business should be transacted in private: the pub
lie don't care about IL, and don't want to hear
OF IT,
Nor can we approve Miss Keene in leading be
fore the public Mr.. Trimble her architect, who
may be q most worthy man in bis way, but who
has evidently no business on any other boards
than boards for building. The exhibition he
made, and the speech which ushered him in, were
not In equally good taste with the furnitures Of
the theatre.
We hope Miss Keene may be eminenty success
full with her new theatre, and have no doubt that
such will he the case; but she must beware Of the
councillors who prompted this opening speech.
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MUSICAL CErKBRrKs.-The great success Of
M. Thalberg, who has now given five concerts at
Niblo's, to crowded houses, is q real tribute to
the merit Of great artist, unassisted by any
of the lodges or humbugs that were resofted to
by bis predecessors. NJ. Thalberg came here
modesty and without any nonsense He waits
quietly ill the people get over the excitement Of
the election, and then announces bis concerts In
quiet way. He simply said--"Here | am. |
win play on such q night, and the price Of ad-
mission will be at the usual rate for first
class musical entertainments in your city" There
was no Barnum or Leopold de Meyer humbug-
no sercnades or rehearsals or tickets sod at auc-
ton, or any Of the other tricks that have dis
gusted everybody. We can safely point to NJ.
Thalberg's success, and the manner in which it
has been achieved, as good example to all the
artists who succeed him.
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Before Hen. Judge Roosevelt.

IN the noH,r n lppvntinga n.D Trs,tss for Mrs Dor.
Milo y Stone IN place u &@es Maynard, deceased Or.
dered tba, Edwin Ludlow he appointed, Cling bond
for ga COO with suretcs approved by the referee.
Before Hon. Judge Davies.
Morrn w. Srotse us Theodore " Densfson and Opsrs.
-Mcop 70 remove cause denied on plaintiff stpuIat,ng
~ proposed. .
CboTl,s H. McCullo1'gh rs. A W. H. Judson The
Mace Of trial Of this action must be changed TO tne coun
~ OF Dutcbess.
zdolpk Go,,al re- lot, S,mon'on and Oilers Mo.
on discharge defendant ssac sinonson, from arrest
Defer dart must 90 discharged, with co>ts.
IN kA< soa<r af me P,t,t,on u he 6cor. &c, IF ST.
Ps,sys Church Of Brooiiy~ Motion tor leave TO sell
granted.
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A MOVEMENT TO SAVE MARCY.-The organ Of
the Wall street democracy is out in behalf Of the
continuation of Marcy in the State Department
under Mr. Buchanan; and, singularly enough,
with the same argument substantially the Buffalo
Express, one Of the most faithful of Stewards or
gans, pleads even more earnestly in favor OF
Marcys retention as the head Of the Cabinet
Why Marcy What does Mr. Buchanan owe to
Marcy When the former was sent to England
did not the latter reserve to himself the pleasing
task of the Canadian recprocities, and saddle
Mr.. Buchanan with The settlement oGthe Central
American ENHANCEMENT, OF which no man at the
time could see the head or the tail Marcy,
looking himself to the succession, did this to Grip
pie Buchanan; but in that Ostend business the
Premier made bold stroke to crush him out en-
tirely, and would have done it, too, but for Mr..
Pierces bowels Of compassion for /" Pennsylva-
MAS favorite son." and in consideration of the
fact that Pierre Sou]e had inveigled him into the
snare. When Marcy undertakes the execution Of
an obnoxious individual he does it with the skill
of master, but with the remorseless cruelty of
a butcher. And thus he wonld have served Mr..
Buchanan bad not poor Pierce turned the ven
geance of the Premier upon the head Of Soule.
And yet our verdant old fogy contemporary, repre-
senting the Wall street democracy-a choice lot
Of shavers and sbarpers- pleads that Marcy should
be retained as the Premier of Mr. Buchanan
The idea is prcposterous Mr. Buchanan must
begin with new Cabinet, new from first to last,
and be must be master of his situation. If he
finds that he has Cabinet which is discordant,
clashing, intriguing and mischievous, he has only
to follow the example Of General jackson, and
turn them adrift. Above all, it will not do to
build the new ship upon the old hull of Marcy
That would be like lining an old pair of breeches
with a new piece Of broadcloth. Marcy will not
do. His retention would be equivalent to the
continuation of Pierce's whole Cabinet, with the
part of Hamlet left out.
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VIEW YORK HERALD CALIFORNIA EDITION.
- Uaiied Statcs mail steamship George Law, Captain
Dsnden, ~.n this port shis aiserncon, At two
s'oleck, for AspinwAn
~ fer California and other parts Of The Pacific
40 close at one O'Clock.
- NV yoRK WEEKLY HmAID-Cai.ornh edition
ouuGaning the latest Intelligence om III parts q he
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steamiDg only; run 200 miles, abreast Cape May.
The greatest distance was made on the 18th Nov,
SOC miles, with all plain sail set, and the pas
sage was one of twelve days only. In this way
she made trip equal in speed to that Of our
fastest steamers few years since, and within
two or three days of those of our most successful
aud expensive side wheel ships now. Against
the competition Of these screw vessels many
persons imagine the sde wheel system will have
to give way. For safety and comfort at sea,
they now compete successfully with their rivals
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THE TEST NEW
BY MAGNETIC AND PRINTING TElEcRAPHs.

The Cruise Of the Steamer Marion.
NO rIpINGs OF THE LYON SAIs Oh THE MISSING PAS
sEH0ER5-
HoIMxs' HOLE, Nov. 10, 1885,
The steamer Marion, Capt. Foster In search Of the
wrecked steamer Lyonnais, put in here today She hsc
cruised on Nantucket shoals since Monday having been
seventy miles southeast OF Nantucket She experienced
heavy northwest gales and rough sea- On the lSth Ia
lon II 80, spoke bark j. B. Beram, FOR Boston, which
had vicinity OF Nantucket three days. and bad
nothing Of either boats steamer. AT Lac p. n. OF
the day. spoke schooner EugenA Of Falmouth, but
they could give Information. Al $3.50 P. M same dsy
spoke the ship Ocean STAR New Orleans for Boston,
under close reeied topsas and they also could give no
information
The Marion put In here to gain information II any, OF
the wrecked steamer and has proceeded through Vino
yard Sound, intending to make another cruise 70 she
south wNd Of Nantucket.
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Mn PEABODY We regre, 70 learn ths, this gentleman
70 confined 10 his hote with very severe az Of rheana
r out
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May,hsl Pelisser says the Autor1 Of nankrk arrived
IN that town on saturday 2s OF October 70 pass TOO
dsys II the bouse Of the widow Of an old oomrsde.
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The steamship Canada Outward Bound.
Bo~roS Nov. 10, 1855.
sixty nine passenger for Liverpool and ten for Halifax
and e3ll, 900 In specie.
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IfNTNNAr1, Nov. W 1870.
ms steamer White Biun, which sunk Rising sun
on Sunday last has been raised Tho boat and cargo
were but little damaged.
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Snow In the North.
BUFFALO, Nov 10. 1855.
Al Niagara. and also Al Toronto, on Sunday, snow fell
10 the depth Of three inches.
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The Vermont OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for.
Kansas

Omcial Vote or Connecticut.
HARTFORD, Nov. 10, 1855.
mo Official vote Of Connecticut star d. fremont 7o0
Buchanan, ,so6; Fillmore, 2oi5 The Fremont pural.
~ 7,72o.
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BoST IN Nov. l9, 1885,
TIE lecture OF the Hon. N. P. Banks at the fremont
Temple this evening. before the Mercantile Library Aso
cation was attended by crowded audience. Mr. Ranks
was received with great applause, and delivered An
elaborate discourse upon the expansion Of commercet
Institutions and ideas the leading charActerscs OF the
age and new era upon which entering. Colonel
Fremont was not present, the announcement that
be coming having been founded upon .
misconstxuction Of the despatch received from him
IN reply to the invitation. Mr.. Banks lecture
the main constructed upon the ideas and from the
matter Of bis speech in Wall street. New York. He
spoke early revolt against the colonial laws and
the successful resistance TO them Strengthening the
commercial interests Of the world, by freeing from the
maritime monopoly long enjoy cd by the mother country
He traced the growth Of commerce In this country,
which, he Claims must become from " position, the
highway Of nations and urged that leading duty is
70 spur the people and the government 70 the
Of the Pacific Railroad He spoke Of the grand
results that would follow the completion Of this enter
prise, and concluded by urging upon young men the
Idea that future desnies OF this great republic
entirely IN their hancs
poem Vas delivered by George Edward Rice upon
sThe Present Time"
The Vermont acknowledgement for
Kansas.
BosroS, Nov. 10, 1855.
The Vermont Legislature adjourned this morning. amor
. six weeks session. 4
An appropriaton Of twenty thousand dollars pascd
yesterday 70 supply The poor in Kansas with food sne
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The Alabama a savannah


SAVANNAH, Nov. rs, 1850.
The steamship Alabama, from New York, arrived here
This morning.
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Mails for the Pacific,

New Yogx, chnrsdcy, November 40, 1856.
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$4,000 HAVANA SPEARS.
az brand, " superior quality are offered Cor
ssle $50 per mile single bures fer ssmplcs ~ per 100
BY The importers No ~ Pine reet tfots Office M stairs
Z 600 ga as ~ m. mAvATs poM DOM san
matke Cash purchasers procure bargains Ca
rAie OF 1us ty ov IN quantity
q. CBkrKS ~ hwuadwav
CasW PURCHASERS CAN PROCURE BARGAINS
~ The seek contains almos every size and quality OF Hs
dones'c and German Cash ady made
o. CHEERS, II Broadway.
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SINGuLAn SUICIDE IN New JBhsEy.--A German
named Charles s0hAner, says the Newark Advertiser
OF the I'D instant In the employ OF Msssrs Pefdie
u Morrison committed suicide ABOUT az O'Clock yeser
day afternoon bis residence the togae on the
turnpike read 10 Evnston, by owing out ns brains
with . single barreed gun loaded with slugs. II ap'
pears that during the morning ha had dflcuWy Wun
his wife who made complaint against him. and nAd OIL oor
Hebrng sent TO make the Schauer, on nearing
OF the warrant went to Dor, and gave nun MS
bank book his pocketbooe and lea-r, strung tna.
he intended calling out neighbor aad snoonus MN ana
then 70 kill himself. 10 tnen vent away All ioading
mis- gun called out the neighbor With whom ne hsd hal
words and shot ct him, but fortunately with ,ut
elect He the barrcaded IN doors and deliberately
reloaded the gun and blew nus owe orA"s out the gu
Ger finally effected al entrance With an axe and iouad
him ing dead. Coroner SchocK called and after
uummcDlpg Drs Baldwin an King 20 make an iavsstga
zion q body held inquest last evening Deceased
owned consid cradle property lrvpston. The fol
lowing Is COPY OF the letter to his wife lett by Scha.
fer
DEAgzsr MY IHE-Here send you the last | have
and what car oo You have rested until put az
end 10 my NO, winch was most snce wish. g.
tina. you see love you Dearly il shall 90 doue Tax
ibis bank DOOR ana my pocket BOOK last dollar
Let my shop 6D be aettled. nave s.s coning 70 mo
which belongs TO you. " my last viii 70 XII Cesar
a. dog) II g harde 10 me ihsn 20 Kill mvsef have
seen your last scandal which you tren,a jtet him.
aorgve u all TO you. ,hat y,a may you well
BY God, love you passonate'v couli not i've with
out you. You my dear ~ Oh eartn, and you hsv
rewarded nv love soamesuy. Your wish was 20 kill
me, tnd Il Is done Don't make y,urself any remor,e
about II. that you hav killed I 'ovgva yon all ani
die with Joy 10 pu end 20 si;k Since Is years
already the wish has Warkri me to take nv ufo
But tho love TO you dearest OF my heart has alwaysseA
II to ne. ga! the swest word dearet mskas II ard for
me to die. Lzette, what have you done Farewell for
ever! Farewell and once more dearest OF my heart
fMeweii! Your lovins tli death,
P. Shy sor owfui sickness was ell Tor which you
ever alone doomed me.
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A NpRTCAv AND EUROPEAN HOTEL. HAVANA
n Cuba Mr. 9. W. wOvLCoIT, proprietor 81 tho above
named hotel respectfully informs his friends that he has
Gently very extensive improvements in his well
hotel which has been enlarged 80 - = arcomm1e
ubcr ~ guess wo0ce'i 'he
ling public that effort shall be wanting On his part
their comfort durin their stay nj his house.
HAVANA, Ucl s. iaf6.
CLINTor HOUSE OPEN, 10 And 7se BROADWAY
~ Apartments families individuals, handsomely fur
nshed and neatly kept, be o5'sfneS 1th whou.
boara on he American European PLAN Moons rent from
o. 10 so per week Baths free.
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too.
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M Clay Lodge No "a, Off a. ~. are hereby summoned
10 attend al he lodge night for the purpose of elect
ing odecrs for The next year. BY order o.
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SPORTING.

A PIGEON MATCH On TuuRspAY, DECEMBER
N 70, 20 stcog pigeons. Tor gold wntrh at JAMES
ALktsONs, ~ south seclnd street Nlliiamsburg ODE
SHIT within half mite Of his house. To commence ~ II
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no sPCRsTNvS a SHOOTING wArcu n 10 CONE
on A. Jones Hocl for y rhs pair % pislos rev liver
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street and Broadway
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