The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-26

And 10 this are added ISL cubic inches Of carbonc
acid gas. The water leaves deposit OF carbonate OF
IRON upon glsss, stones wood ana everyhhne 9
sone regarded the best and is more N demand h1u
ally OF the others.
The whole concern-sprinss hotel valley, hills and all
is abou, being sold company in whose hands viii
become is thought OF the most profitable and nj
The same time, one o. the most popular watering pisces
IN the country. II is reported that Nr. Buchanan VIII
take large share Of the stock in the event OF his cleo Ion
next November but this has become somewnn
him. Al present he has perhaps, little more on his
hands than he can well manage aud between Coouel
Fremont and Willard Fillmore il more than likely that
both the Presidency and the mineral springs project will
fall TO the ground.
have already intmated that Buchanan en,ertains
apprehensons to his chances in the approach
ing contest and his fears have been greatly increased by
the course which the HERALD has adopted. During
n.,,no. pa sas,sss parts OF Pennsyivana and al
though they put the best face thags iranspirag in
those particular sections from which they come il
possible for them TO disguise the fact that the Fremont
forces are increasing there every day Here some Of bis
bet any amount with him against his election Whether
his refusal TO accept this challenge is based on NOR Il
clned the offer. He has been here some
seven or eight days, and his presence, SO far
guests. a1 seems TO be taking from as Is
10 leave this afternoon, with Col McGraw, for Wheailan
and there the pan Of the campaign s to be fiy WORKED
oLt terrible document ~ 10 be made up, giving mt
mute account Of ali the crimes charged upon Fremont
Lis political opponents and personal enemies. pro
posed that they should make tis account brief pos
shc by accusing him Of every crime except murder
that they publish the lives Of any of the most
Gus cruIa ais and print Fremouts name on the ue page
Seriously however the principal charges 10 be uumped
up against him consist OF his alleged dso6edence 10
superior officer, Col kearney while IN California and
iron California, which Il Is said brought about
manly by he influence; abandonment Of OF the
Mountains, and his acceptance Of the American no
minst was speaking TO German on this lat
great West and, indeed throughout the country this
charge has not the least effect that they regard the
Know htthings ~ defunct parry the na'ion charsc
ter Of their organization having been destroyed by their
sectional divsors, and their opposition 10 foreigners
hayrg los ali s terrors from their utter
Mr. Buchanan has sl taken his leave Of the Springs
and IN company with Col kcGraw, has started back 70
Lancaster Bycnd the ordinary leave taxing there W.
Dc manstration whatever lew Of his friends collected
nbost him, wen, through the usual for naly of hani
shaking. shed him safe return, and all in.t AMI
lew moments he was out OF seht Thus ended tue
Mr. Duchansn Bedford Syringe
told you q trmcr letter that Buchanan attracted
great deal a sitcuton, and that he the observed
al obscrvers;' but your corresponden, had been
more than two days here before hs was the Exposure
81 all eyes Now as he IS someshat Of modest man.
he dd not know bal 10 attribute all TO- aud
ladies particular singled him out he might have iclt
little erbsrrasssd, out that he thought their aiieuuo A.
OF Estering character, and bscved that he hld
male favorable Impression upon them. Al this was
very pleasant for matter hos modest person an1y
be- IL IL but natural that he should feel little vain ID
thus dividing the public honors with candidate for TIE
| rreside1cy Buehanan himself was informed, "dtur
Ike tho thing 81 ell and one o. two OF his political DO
som friends giowered upon me with eyes iuil n
gearce end tragedy scows that would have mage tie
fortune u any actor. Tor some time, as have ssid
al loss ~ account Tor oil thsthe smiles of whs.
peflng groups Of ladies, tie Jealousy OF Buchanan and
the lroxhs O hs sdbercns, but on the morning Of the
third Gay the secret was discovered. Tney hal found
ont that the go1dent OF the NEw YoRK Nv
RAID and no sooner was the discovery made than the
news spread like wldfre.
II beg your pardon. sald gentleman 10 me on The
DAY ia question abrt the corresponden, OF the
HkRAtp, are you not -
He was answered promptly in the Affirmative. end wss
then asked the object Of the question.
"oh, no object At all sad he "but having been poir,.
Cd out 10 mo as such merely desired to know from ii
through tie usual oourtcses % the effect that be wa very
happy raa<c my acquaintancetbat the HERALD vas
the = eatesi paper, not only "a the country, but
wori'uas bad taken tie right course m tie present
contest ADD that Buchanan . defeat certain.
But bow was Il discovered that the HIeALDs CORES.
rordent was here - inquired.
well he reried, they thought Il raiker strange 70
the Of any person IRON New York en- the book
and that sci them 20 thinking agan. Then they
very thick letter n your hand. aud they wondered "
persons connected newspapers ever wrote such
quantity NJ time; and besides a that understand a
gentleman who saw you before you came hess pointed
sou 10 Mr.. Buchanan the corresponds, of the
HERAnM
Ie,presscd my obligations 70 the gentleman named
ts this mark o. his consideration, and Begged M new
fr nd 10 him my thanks the first opportunity
From this time ell my departure the object, ~
have sad, OF the greatest attention, and not Eors
than three days a the Springs before Mr. Buchanan ac
a retreat after rather unequal coolest for popularxv
leaving your correspondent In fun possession o. the nso
And 50 here am with greatness thyusi upon me- - arr
shavine achieved triumph which = In the usual phrase
was quite unexpected, and pcation ureought" Mr.
Buchanan however need entertsa Fears Of s be ne
followed up One Richmond quite enough in tae Geld
and all his powers will be needed in the struggle with
powerful adversary, "ths hero Of The Rocky Noon
tains !"
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rnkIrk journal describes the appearance Of three b.