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Our W.sh,r sten Correspondenos.

Ous Washisston Correspondence.
wasHrSeroS, Feb 3. 1851
7As Putss nssessioss- Action Of he Mo- York L~g''a
h~s--ky NAtsusy-Aaostic rtlsvdYA Company Cor
TSpaos Ayossnd Ne House.
short time sinoe sv.' rum red here thai reso'u
tsa had Dssssd the New York Hosse Of Assembly In
sxuoeSs The Senators and Representatives In Congress
nom that Sats 70 vots against al bills proposing 70 s
tend Of The patents which BOW aeous 70 e1pno oy
limitation. II Is sincerely hoped thAs The announosnsns
n bsed upn something more substantial snan rumos'
such movement would os an important sssp 10 me
proper direction me schemes for psss', extensions con
ceoted for Mo present session Of ooo 60 Axs spoo
gigantic scale, and involve important principles and n
terests and The people should bs roasoed S - pos
rble against the operations OF menoyssts, who pro-
pose, by means Of these exsnsions 70 impose upon
them . TAX odious unjust The action OF
the New York Legislature 10 sessoDab'e, sino
] have reason for believing thAs . member from
your city has been Induced 70 act ~ sponsor to one
New York obsc,ed 10 The sonsideraton Of tho "b
the relief Of Nathaniel Hay ward when came up In du
course upon the calender, end have moral oonvio
the House. Of the bill for The relief o I'd win Onadee
the opposing rubber patented Tho distractions should
be hurried along
Tia, "dslays are dangerous has been particularly
and iorcSly plustrated the Of the Atlantic ree
graph Company. Had the question been pressed 70 an
measure would have passed wtumphanty, aud the oom
psny might DO resting easily In the assurance OF
the S0000 per aDnum. instead OF being troubled
with dreams Of stubborn mombers who mock their
hopes with "Dopr you wish You may get h' The
bill may pass, but there is only . ehost OF chance
for II. Time has been gained for consider auop, and
In probable that tho DELAY will prove fatal 10 tho
measure There 10 appearance OF uufairness 10 the
bill, and there ID objection 10 the oompsoy as exists
TIE Only question With the embers IN upon the oonst
tutoprhy Of appropr iStpg largo sum that asked
for to sustain an enterprise 10 em,pen.ly beyond the u
Ysoicsicn OF The government Perhaps these scrupes
may be removed
There rumors OF corruption rather charges thai
oer'sp good have been made among sone
Of The elective officers OF the House whispered that
In the uphosteTpg If the hall Of the House o Represents
uves, twenty per cent upon A bills 70 allowed by the
contractor 10 favor OF the person VINO has tb particular
patronage 10 beetow. II this be true, II N an arrange
ment NJ with tho spirit 81 TAR dealing, and measures
should be taken TO ts further progre course
TO meet THE tariff OF twenty per cent the contractor 10
obliged 10 charge tho than fair price
for his WORK that the pet Of the House.
which coft 81 IL yDrd paid for BY the govern
ment ut 81 Ito meet the twenty per cent discount
Upon thopisnd ards the item Ia quito pretty one
This matter should be Investigated ~ matter OF justice
to ndividuaIs, IS well rs TO The government
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Court OF Comm on Pleas.

Before Hon. Judge Ingraham and a jury
Frp TO- william Dtgrs var yLst Read 4. Drers This
action was brought 70 reccyr dram By the deeni
brokers in Wall street. Drexsi 90 III PM
ladepha Meesrs Sanford and Striker for The
M that there but fs raid for IT. proved by one III
the clerks that person called At their office morning Of
he sls July last for the draft and left lot OF god on Inc
lyered the ara 70 the person when was discovered shortly
after he en that there but t28 The deendants teie
rraphed N the drawers not pay r. This Testimony was
corroboraed BY another clerk Mr. o. cambridge Smith for
and testified that ne paid go for u The len 10 me
wv qu.s,,cr Of fact and hey bEoSsht veraict or
plainpn for Sol 20
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Superior Court.


FEE. l0-HHyy p AHdroos WHL II Joaos-One Paul
Peroris artist painted picture Of defendants wife and
his The thereof N the plsinu
esd Peovis about To leave the country testified Dc benz
e that artist. be called defendant Last fall in Fifth
avenue with letter introduction and arranged with de-
PENDANTS have her port at taken; that the work was
sstsfAcoon, and that said Petrovits worked at the PIC
ture for two month"; Altering 1t and 20 forth from
time to time according 70 the suggestions OF de
PENDANT and his wife. No price for The painting was
settled upoD and $500 claimed TO be It's value SIN all
paid and the picture, being finished WAS
left In dele ndsnts possession where now Ia The defence
that pay be made for the work,
specimen Of the artists capabilities. by the exhibition Of
which soueht further custom The Will be
further developed by additional evidence
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unoaled for
Adam: ,;- Ssn ssr .rnG5 s.,ai. Ss
Issse Adams Co., +. Langenheim.
E j. Holmes Co, Derov Rock wood, should
sargent Co., be Devou Il lockwood,
" b V. Taylor h Co, Falis Brown %,
Whitney, lawrence 4 Co., Jones; Brother 4 Co,
(supposed Boston.) J. 4 Morton Co.
RALrNoRI IorIsyIIIB, KY.
rtzsersid. Booth & %, LowenthAl, LIGHTER n Co.,
warwick q Armistsad. Intended Ilchten, Lowen.
ALBANY. thai 90.
Shear. Packard d %. Peak, Marsh Co.
ward %. 7. rro-brase d son.
List Of isttsrs advertised In the Boston Herald Of
Wednesday Feb T. remaining the Post once, Boston,
uncaled icrs-
Hsw YolK Horsss NEW YORK HOUSES
j. N Emerson Co.. Ebenezer S,e vens Sons,
Hamilton Co., stone, Weaver %.
O.ri Muller. -. Dyrntsrth Co.
kenday Martin, intended Albany
for lendes Martin, L. Tucker 4 son
List Of letters advertised IN the Philadelphia Public
Ldeer Monday, FEB. o. remaining In the PniIsdeipas
Post Office, unealed fors-
NAV YosK HousKs. BOTTOM BocmL
Griffith Brother, Brown, Bdzire 90,
Read, Jennings %, Hutchman, Brown Co.
Ruahmore, Cone %. perhaps for Hu,chins,
rrIssrRG. brown %.
9. Jones 4 90. CHICAGO.
VIM r. williams %. sellmsn. Har,ch o.
List Of letters I'd vertsed In tho Psburg DspatoA, OF
Saturday. January a. remaining In the poa oBos Of tba,
city
PHILADELPHIA Hous1. CHICAGO, nIfsos
John Farnum. e. Z Hubbard x Co.
Thoe Hand Co, probably Peter Nen Son.
Intended for mo-. J.
Hand a % A. Brow %.
Horner, B'othsrs %.
List Of letters advertised In the New Orleans Picvne
OF Sunday, January n, remaining IN the Posl Once Of
tha. city -
wolfe, Dash x Fisher. Mudd a %.
uIr1NoRl
Lewh, shannon Co.
Lis, OF letters advertised In the Cincinnati Dosy Com
w1aa o. Friday, January 90, remaining the Pos oos
IN that city -
PTrrsHrRG
Hill Co Freeman 90.
LOUISVILLE, Fo1, Oakley Moran.
Morton Grbuold. Biddle Conkla, probably
Skinner a Gomsn. New York.
J. L. warren a Co., pro rHrLpFfPHL.
hably intended fos l. l.. Morris 90.
Warren % ". Z. Smith 4 %.
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PROBABLE MURDER.-Yeaerdsy morning, be
tween 10 and IL O'CLOCK booy Of Mrs Rose COOK,
who resided al No. 50 Village street, WAS found lying
dad In bed, winch saiutaed with blood that bad
flowed from Q wound inflicted the head OF tho de
ceased daughter Of the deceased, who slept In the
bed states that when sho wohe up In the morning
her other dead This daughter, who 70 said To be
partially insape arrested, and will be hept confined
until ser The Coroners Inquest which will be held BY
DR. Cornell There arc circumstances connected with
the death Of very Suspicious Characterization Times,
AL n
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Personal Intellsrc,ce

Mr.. Glen, United states Despatch Agent for Boston,
announces that be viii commence about the Isl OF nacb
afford vigorous and consistent support the admin
s,rs,on Of james Buchanan"
Hon. Henry winter Davis and Nss Mamie H.. daughter
Of Jpo. D. Morris, hs, o. BAs more, ~sss sRised
viase On the 3D. tnst.
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Court CsIeno&y-Th,s Day

svrno, Cousr Nos 2as la. sos, 100, $685. 500, $40,
65 17s 7sl. 643 eeo Sas A74 76a 27l $50, %ss TAI,
$50, Ell, oBs, 900, soA, eos, a2a. sb5. as.
euslrn OoulI-C rcuA -Nos. AL. t97, ass $50, tbb,
7Q4 ;s7 1l66, bb, eooh. t3ek, elb, cas- b6l o7o,
Oil, ei2, 673, e74
UsrIp STATE Dnrnm OcpEI.-Nos. 40. 81, 80, IS, Is,
81. 90. co, t3, e.
Part 2-Nos 81. s7o 81 4ol, 4lo, AT, AIS, 4is /2o
Gal. 81, l4l, $50, 3'2, 37s.
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GcuYsud's Original Italian Soap for skln
henishes soodye sub,js for rootiss ronee ny ye
oriental hair d. I'd resto alive al he oh osee
M o, 81 Wsher street. tear Brosfwa7
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MisSiirected Letters.

PREPARED BY ". b. DICK, OF PHILADELPHIA
List Of letters advertised 10 the NEW YopK HsRAiD
sAiurday, Feb. T. remaining In the Post oce New York
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Married.
RAYHoR-DAyros Port jefferson. Suffolk county,
L. L. Monday evening, Jan. IL 81 the Congregational
church, by the Rev. NJ. Gibbs Mr.. ELBsRr hrHoR, OF
wsAsng River, L. l., 70 Miss RUTH X DAYTON, eldest
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
For Situations and Help, see sixth Page.
MISCELLANEOUS.

CONSUMPTION CURED-Ph0F sIEBIgS GREAT
discovery made available by the experience Of Drs. lay
lor others in the phesphorzed bsan az
lerwort the certain remedy for curing In
sl its sages II reduces the pulse. allays rriabty
bin iuberces 10 ccarze, aud inducing the secretion Of
NIB which prevents the refor
of ulcers prscse the principle of ovparous AM
mails being ,uppd with forming the shell OF the
the lact Of which eneebders consumption Thus heurss
splitting Of blood coughs gh swesis irritation from colds
pain &C For sale by UURD0NJ j. LEEDS, drug importer,
m aireei
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Vslssr.pnse mnrg... Yxepsrt.

ssTs Henry Clay Liverpool Golden Fleece San Fran
stco.
Wind during the day. sW 70 wv
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NuRV01c NOIoo " Mo1un - ~ . As-
euse 1nsA n Ne. N Maiden lane, Nsw York
:. Hollow ay's pills, Prepared from Selecoons
I'M the vegetable Kingdom, possess he most miIaeuou
tue in correcting of the liver and stemach
They also strengthen the digestive and Increase the
appetite
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yN olFE's sCHIEDAM AROMATIC sCHNApPs-J


w superiative tonic diureic. anti dysperc and ipvigo
ratrg cordial 1h medicinal diet drnt manufactured soely
proprietor dslery Schiedam In Holland
pessy for medicinal purposes u IL he pure TIN ,t1re Of
MIR dsued the barley that be sslected
rarots cost favored and medIcaed nc, sy ,be
hs.,t ~ he
he aromatic Italian juniper berry whose viuons
distilled recbed with spirituous solvent aud thns n
becomes excellent flavor and
altogether In It's cordial and medicinal proper
alcoholic stimulant In In the world
has been submed all the first cheiss and phyriosns
the Uured etaes Who endorse their signatures
of great entails the medica
prescribed With great success gravel govt rheumassu
o the bsdder and kdpeys dyspepsia Whether
chronic; debility siuagsh ulaop
the blood Of food exhausted
erry the whole medical faculty and
tested In their highest written authorities Put up qus1
bottles developed In yellow with the propre
tor name on the bottle cork label For by The
respectable druggists and country merchans UBOLPHO
PeAysr street u. Y.
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Squirting.

sPORTING.
LIENS CELEBRATED BRBBCH 10 AIDING RIFLES
n reyolvers, single and double bareed pistols, &c ke
for sale by ONION wHEELoCK ~ Maiden lane.
CoR sALT-Two YOUNG ITALIAN GRHyuouNDs
H and Scotch terrier Aupy n No Garden street.
Hsboken, ~. j.
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Holmes Dollar Photographs AMI shilling
portrans 1000 daily large and perfectly elegant
n nroo
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NARITIHE INTELLIGENCE.

ss~ Al Ioc,aee- aud ieteys intended for n Nav YoSK
BrRlID logLd H. s,ui-i.
roc yosK-pNr
rry nsEs.........- 90 NOON HIsss, ....,,..eys n
W Hiss wArua morn 10 20
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Murray Il Lnnmnn's Fiof,os water, Csed
40 dental wash mparts the bres'h the fresh floral cdor
which dIstnsuishes from all other scented fluids
neurszes Ire tobacco after unoking relieves
headache, and combined with water an spplca
lion for frpckles tan, chaps and pmpes. nold By n
LINMAN a CO. wholesale druggists 81 Water street. ~ "
and BY all druggists, at 80 cents per potte.
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just Arr1vcs-1he most Brilliant aud He
&c Cpsr ssssm az Bslc) from Paris oay Al FfrNAST II
Bieecker street. Broadway.
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% Cent AHbrctype Likeoesses, With Cass,
Beautifully cobored Great excitement remsnduos rush Gov
portraits, a. KfnBALLe, az Broadway.
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FranQfpannf-Nn FffrnhI F"tFfutne, from
me Heiv Citvtbe mos, lasting perfume made niger
n vz} hAvess<A John sxeet Wele O.,
frsnkrn street; end al shsmsn
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HIS Hair DE. Four shiilings Box.
black or brown No Rarclsy sree. Druggists and fancy
goods stores generally.
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To Butchers-Nipe Cents per Pound Paid
hde highe~ mart price tor ai and calf sklns
~ FRECrRrCK HORNETS, corner Of Hudson avenue and
Hilary street nrootlyn.
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r.s.ouyS. ca eals w Bs. woisa1y forssa, g
w. o. fss. sts p f S';Ss sec Sss
sl . s ss: s's .r , s = nAss
Ins INNS Fireman; schr yre1 IAvrsnee BAshs EAvis
t.. OGDEN RS. ss1 h.s and .esS o%css z
The Outer Marin. s.op r.pes n, srs p.,ii eosrr.,
Dem e.lye,'on 2, Bosoa 60 sors ham He.a Isv,I.
=; "A =: :: s::sa .; ss
&. so.ss .s ssHsi ssfS
rom ac. va ssspo ~ sss~p sssi ps ID
70 rayn Point but In couselusscs q he an com
s1 nd ss issss S% s. Pop o.
cIsTsn SD ~ :aTs 'i sn.y ss f. rss
eIoucnrxR, r- Arr srr so-s sc-ou Cunning.
vIsr. q; sy. y AID. ss.%.ns hSscs
ra,sedn supplying he Gee With water, provrcns Aesl
,SonroLK, fse s.AI .Ap H.rg.s. =. Isycrs for
R RSsS%s .sS p.d S. sts rs., nss.n.
from rhnsdelphiA cr B.soo4oved ~ By Ausnuc
i 5:TSls Sssd. sS Mo: tsl--... Cave, ron -
Ss yspso o. ssss.. e c.o sSs sS S s y sss
Voc: ss s s ss-s 70 G s,. ~, sr
SES BipfoRD, ieb s-sls SSs soser, p,uueu Hu,.
SkwByaYroRr. ,ee 5-sA -sr lts Boat Ler.n, NAY.
PROVIDENCE, reb s-Ar steamships wes.ob.stsr. carh,
cossweli Bsrnlin Zanzibar, va ke-pOrt Cd BRIG John
Dew, CO grcehsll Maaszas
PORTLAND. Feb AR bark lois Nyne Patterson, No
fosrsnoUf rt ss ar scsf srossr. hammond.
sHyhSSAH,. FEB .-Arr .hie Wallace. Lam. v,ss....r
spbr Empire Osborne. Mort. Bco~ Br bark. Cd bark
wolfvflle CBr) Hamilton Grecocc<
sA-Arr bark WIN Durtee Bermuda ca shin Elyshesh
pfl Williams. Lvggcs e,,n orOmOco CBD, webster Do,
TARPxufIr dovE, Eeo 2 ga Ia. Afternoon ship chase.
White from Noble for bo~'or brig Harriet tde from car
denss DO: LYDIA Slower. tse from WI mngfor M,
Tor Portland ManzonL Ames from Mantan1ss ie 40 sb
0irnetho OHM from Ccnfuegcs Tor also adj air
AmeIies sssvsy, rom Shields for New LONDON.
WHslNvIONfe o -sd Or Marcus. Pierce, Porto RI.
60; schrs Adele, Grihn hyort 9Th John STACEY Sin.
"wTifrIEET. Feb s-sebr r<Or.r, uor..,,. -, a..
ter, kpowes from Bosscn for Tanser went ssh,re h h
og yesterday morning south of Caboon Holsw IN werfat
on ne outside shore She vent ashore wl'sr ar5 la
beat up ntsry hsh wsier marx IT'S doahfl' F.ts
be 90 OF Schr Julian. ICres ~ m Bosnv ror = .
The &c shou; one mile eat u pilh gssste Pcir ID. la
has. the cannos ct GU ". Ihout Oh ne u nnd
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Manhattan OIL Compeny's Stock for Sale
ehesp by ALBYRT H. HrCol.AY, No Broad street.
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Betcheior.s Hair Dye.-Wigs and Toupces
The best The world, made, sold and applied at No 25
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C,sstsde~os Hair Dy.. Wigs and Toupccs
are perfection naef Wholesale and retail and he dye pri
xAANiY appliNd. NJ. Anor Houee.
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Shaker Knit and scotch Wool Cndcrgar-
ments EXTRA heavy All aires 81 McLAUGHLIks, @ Green
vtch strees, corner OF MURRAY.
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John Woods New Gymnasium Now Open
at NO. 6 nAsTwenty eighth street, near Fnh avenue.
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FIRE IN GREENE STREET

About hall past ssns O'Clock Monday night Ore
vrs discovered On the third floor Of No. u Greene
street. The Gre was discovered burning amoes some
nay in the hall way. The flames extended up the
hail 10 the root dong but ltsie damage 70 ne 90
ouranu The third floor 10 occupied in front BY .. n
70 his stock by vs.er. insured In The Commercial In
suraucs Company Of jersey City for $500. me row
payt ,s occupied by Louis s1verman, manufacture q
srusr frames Damage slight rhs fourth aor 10 ocou
p,ed nv Ia ward &. Oomstoot, lamp manufacturer The
6ftb fooy by Rust Homer, manufacturers Al gas Ok
tures Their stock damaged probably 70 the amount
of s2oo-nsured for 1000 in the 81 Nicholas and Hs
milton insurance Companies The building owned BY A.
he W. Brady. II 10 damaged about 5000, and Insured
Cor ga 900 in the Metropolitan Insurance Company.
After The Gre was extnguished . eolored woman was
found asleep under the stairs the nrst floor She
her name ss Mary Fsuker and represented 70 the 20
lice that she down 10 wait for man and ieD asleep,
and OF the ere until svoke By the police
Captain Turnpull detained the woman At the sta
ton house The Ere Ma,hs was notified 70 investigate
the affair.
FIRE IN AVENUE h.
About eight O'Clock Monday night Are Was ss
covered In 81 Bridgeps Churcn, Ia Avenue g., cof-
Of Eighth street. and before the nremen succeeded
W exngushing the flames the interior OF the church
damaged, probably to the amount OF "a oo0 The Ore
- sad, originated rom the bot air frrnsoe nu~. rhe
buldpr surpcsed 10 be fully insured but the n,mes Of
ne Son-iaLs. essie Lei &c neSr.Ened.
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mrs. Eliosfs Rheumatic Embrocsios.-
Fer rheumatism old sprNins chblaina Obligations &c v
sale 81 Dfvlaon street agency New Yort fc ths
Medicines n Dr. avNsse cf Philadelphia
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D~Aan~e ealsnnanaer safes-wfSh Passss
powder prof dsA>sce sks md bara Dsvst ls2 Pearl
RoRRr r. PATRICK
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eRsthsonian House. Broadway.-4ssfe1 Ae-
Beam beu hrsuDhout @DNbN kokuAH
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Dey street House. -. 20 a.d W Dey Street
New York Dfnlps saloon open from A. N. until 10 p NJ
desirabe bedrooms with croon wsier esch so cents per
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weodlssd Cresm."-A Pcsnsde fcr Bes"-
mypG ne hair hghiy p-fumed superc % sny trsse VT
ce lunpo~ted for half For dressing ladies' hair
has 20 equal, rvins bright glossy appes,.oce. II
hair " curl IN the mos natural mannsr
removes aands always giving the hair the appearance
% besns frcsh shsmpcoped Proc only hfty cents Mono
Balm Of thousand Flowers" For sale by all druGgss
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shp Flying MIST pnrl Rssop Nov Il Tor san Fran
tLp Caroline. tftGn" 10 -vbabiy Cambria Liver
poo for Orleans Jan %, % OrALxc Key.
shr Way McNear hcNsr, ffItn C1inehs GLANDS or
BAve NOV 20 lat "a 2s - on n Ew.
tsrk steering showing sigos With white grs.fd and
tue cid.r with bird In the viii
~ gilt 'r white nonkev raj nu. Slark small red
12.VW. -
small barb steering show ng The FAC over blue.
white and blue fgral Jan let - 50 ion s9A,
AT " 70. Ion ~
sehr Jcrephine, 70 days frcm xYa< for Bahia Jan T. A
~ 90 hp SOL
2 no at lc
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Southern niger drivers in the issue of the battle
for the succession
II is not the policy Of Mr. Buchanan to at
temps by useless indulgences the restoration of
the old democratic party. 1t has run its coarse.
1t lie reduced to hopeless minority in the North
and abandoned by the secession wing In the
South it ~ill be reduced there TO q still more de,
cdcd popular minority. The experiment of re-
storing the party by coucilating the secessionsts
to the extent Ct their present demands would
reduce shs administration to the mere official
hesd Of sectional faction of d'sorgaaizers
Mr. Buchanan has marked out aud is pursuiog
the prop.r couIte. Let this true policy OF con-
sttntional Justice to all parts of the Union, and
to all int rests and all Glasses Of the people, b.
maintained. and if old parties cannot stand this
test let them t'l- Thus, though all the existing
parties in the country thould 60 to the dogs, 9
just spd hcneet administration VIII be INDICATED
by an intelligent people.
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atach any speeA siguincanoe the oonodeuos ~
sosr sppnin N Bnrdsauy wh hA sudden eKhbiunu
o. 'te Nav voKx HRRAID
Nov, Que would suppose this Richmond CO
Temporary to be among the most dianterested and
sslfs"c'lfcing of politicians. judging him by bis
own words Bat ia reducing him to trial upon
the test Of his acts, we arrive at different con.
clusion He abandoned the Richmoad Enquirer to
set up that ultra Southern organ the South; and,
as We have reason to believe, to the end of carv-
ing out foreign mission from the next admins
tration, 10 default Of foreign mission from Mr.
Buchanan. Hence, we apprcbend. the lofty ad-
miration Of Mr.. Pryor for Mr.. Douglas, and the
very equivocal support which the South gives to
the administratfon- Politicians do not labor for
mere empty distractions. Do they, Mr.. Pryor:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-01

A DEs MBsoRlBIIIs AT THE NEw York
CusTox HousE.-Todsy the new Collector
Augustus Schell, formally enters upon the dute
of his Office, and there Will be general huttcring
among the officials there In consequence. Mr.
Schell Is not only armed with power to inquire
into all the abuses which have grown up under
the rtgimc of bis predecessors, but be has the aid
of the report Of the Treasury Commission, sp-
pointed 10 make the same Investigations, and
which will greatly facilitate his task. Although
the Commissioners have not been able TO procure
the necessary evidence TO substantlatc the
charges of malfessancc, corruption and general
misconduct brought against certain of the Custom
House officials there is yet such strong moral
presumption Of the culpability Of some Of them
that the new Collector will, in all probability,
exercise the discretion with which he is vested of
removing them from their posts The necessities