The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-10

News, DC, from our Correspondents
PBuADnrHA, August 6-rNe recent prize nght between
two Phadelpha DULLES the occasion OF much excite
meps among The Catholic and protesan Irish Of The section
formerly known ~ usnsing Bradley wss the cham
of The Moy amepsng Bose and Rankin OF tho Frank
lin Hose two rowdy IRE companies that In the dsys PRIOR
10 consolidation orsated riots and o'oody disturb
Ina all the other fremeh OF our city The ne~
system Of tactics that sends hey bules ca OF Tia country
b. osht their battles s fortunate one foy the peace or the
city, and the nsh had ony terminated IKE the Kilkenny
affair tho quiers Of both, would bare been con
summation most pIeaslps " nj, good ot,izens
The location Of the Posi- Office has been for come time
exercising the popular mind me Pennsy issna Bsck
dipg. Sc nd street, has been purchased by the
government and the aherstons To dt for the Posi- Once
~ers comrepced, but In oonseq~ noe OF numerous pau
TOPS cub, nte the old United States Bank, used t
the Custom Bo"se the work has been suspended BY orders
nom Washington.
Hosros Augu,t e. Tho conduct Of lord Napier tho
occason OF bis recent visit TO Boston and Cambridge,
very dhtAseu In some respects 70 the stun huuts ano
the Mutaal Admiration Society Of Harvard College, cald
the Alumni Association. On commencement dsy. Hon.
G. Winthrop, chairman Of the Alumni Association,
quietly upou the Alumni festival the folosiDg day,
Thurs ay) failing tn do 20. he would send letter
through De osmoidse Post Office on that day In the
day n'ybt at eay hour Wednesday MOI ntng Ia
.sd hsi be fret to The Revere 10 Sc and recorded
biz name al the office "xr Napier," simply,
ard wss u,bered into ATTIC apartment, and thai. dsk
g his quarters he soon atsrwarus quietly sferred
hirre and baggage M fremont House, which IL net
20 bieb by story or two, aud where could net he
nd quite 20 many hhs Ok stairs 4, vea ID his
a6gings Hs alor O. unknown add unnonced, n Cam
hJFe thst day 10 Look At the ormencanen ceremonies
apd wonid bsre experienced sone cficutv 10 gaming
sdnsseiop the hnr,h viii VAS oiled before hts ARR
vel, be had beer yeogrized BY student who had
him Washington and III anponpced his presence
10 the Harvard Cos dienterieB Of course his quiet
conduct considered Qvte ext enrdnary be al ihoe
reptemen VIE we're expeclpg 70 glorfS themselves o7
ncnipg him, .ls' by the gSre'eup OF tue Aluunni
banquet who bad calculated the extra attraction OF
I've ord s,d the tae OF the Sakett Tor he rhs
svoidsDse ci prbiC on the part OF LORD Napier came
near ruiDirs tho ne 'unary success Of be affair.
MoRlIY Aug 4-Our national democracy" here are
aow us, emerging tron family quarrel ~
ever had in your rarnnapy Hal wig sar all about men,
until Fred shepard, who had been Nominated by the
working mem of party for the State legislature 10
oppo,ion 10 the "rus SHIFT portion had the bnld1ees
% depor BuchansD's Kapsas policy. This afforded
rally ing point The democracy were united as ny magic
Mr. she paid WA thrown overheard, compyome ticket
wne roB,,y a.ed and the t' Working menu aud tie
.hr s" are shoulder 30 shoulder Ii support OF the admit
nsraton. shepard holo the party and snnonnces
On he evening o. the sorh uh. ccrdrg to previous
ment, Mr.. She Hsrd insugurated his new pro
slavery PARTY, by al address To large ssseubAge or
i'izena N which be repuoates CIV Vslser and 8ucha
nen rec soers and urges that there Is sa'ey for
the 5nrth except by nde pendent slavery organize
SOD The democratic party is 500 Nc onl for him and
,nly WEDGE 10 the poll and the mon alb tut ASH
rg.on &c calls the national cerrocray old hunkers
ur shepards meeting was addressed by Joan y Ter,
r., OF Virginia, who If possible, wss evoa more ultra
nan Ar. Shepard Gen. TIE, redctAd that not only
R.nsas bet Missouri Della and Mary land, socld
he free stss and that within ton years Virginia and
appre0t csthp TO earn their emancipation. IL c,nf
IDENTIFY predicted that Shepard will bs elected.