The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-18

opened an old wound and the parties now talking Of
to this measure both foreign and domestic, may DO
traced to one origia Last winter manifested itself at
Albany Defeated there appeared NJ Toronto Snce, II
has been in Florida and then In Cuba Nov bursts
upon both America and Europe II the simple PROPOSE
ton to the American government to to itself rights
and privileges similar those already secured by the
English wsa 10 endsnger the liberties Of she country
But, ppcse the American government decline the pro
poea, What then The line will be built; the English
government will have secured valuable eyes therein
ana ne American government will have the credit Of
cued and successfully carried by the energy It's
citizens None but parties directly neressedwl obectts
the truth or these observations II must be strong per
sona motive which blinds people 70 the dsateresed cen
duct OF e English govern nent In this matter IL to
alton in the Senate will meet with their proper fate ths
Houee OF Representatives, and that government will
be authorized 70 extend It's aid 10 this noble and useul
project
In communication the means OF preventing the
counter citing Of bank notes, tho writer expresses his
opinion that the adoption Of paper like that used by the
Bank Of Epglsnd would be Of little use. While
marx heeAs neoes .arily weakens the papor and rem
small nctes are subjected no 10 certain that 1t osu be
counerk tied perfectly though the tools be roy
ca with ~hch the genuine ates sre executed the sug
sesoos which he offers TO meet the difficulty are first
To the banks should replace their soled and muased
rotes by ones whenever return. them secondly
that the noes should be printed In two co0rs to
prev eDt pho. graphic counterei,s thirdly that the
engraving should be Of the most superior oharaser
DTeS,uS COmDnhu0n OF a. many Btylo9
N possible
kr. E. O Charles, OF Pearl street. a wine and liquor
Importer referring TO the modi doaons proposed In the
existipg tariff exposes the i'm policy and cr ninsly In
sanctary point OF view OF continuing the present high
duties on brandes He shows that not only do they not
they largely Increase BY suostitutoS cheap sdussrsea
qnors for the article. In Cosnao, La Rochelle and
o.rer brandy growing districts, although the population
indulge to extent In the OF brandy
own does not seem TO affect them iDjuriousy, whilst
here the Of the adulteraed liquors substituted for
IA ctvnlsr saA.u
health he adds that TO such extent is adulteraion
Induced by the present high scale OF duties that not
that name Is really brandy With these facts before
them, he thinks that iGgs reduction should be made
tho state Legislature should follow up the MEASURE
by passing stringent act for the Of adultera
ton, and the appointu eDt Of inspectors Of wines and
liquors, whose duty should be the detection Of fraud In
this branch OF commerce.
A Correspondent at Rio Janiero writes in terms
OF the conduct Of Capt Lynch OF U s. ship Germantown,
In putting couple OF sailors 10 Irons who had gaisntly
,n,.ny bad ,hro.n himself into the Tne affair has
been reported 10 the Department, and trust will be
made the subject of prompt inquiry.
ALyncbburg VA) corr espondent states that negro
property was never 30 high In value In that State
snue no poor uan can hold slave at all. Male adults
are setlirg at from $1,000 to 6oo; female, at from
$500 to $1,000 The number leaving the State for
the cotton felds Is greater tnsn any period sirco 1885
and 1898 beore the great nnaucal crash Petitions for
the expulsion Of re negroes from the State are being 40
lively crcu aied for sis paturo.
letter from Richmond IVA }, In speaking OF General
walkers critical position In Nicaragua thA the
defeat OF the present prise viii but arouse
the feelings Of the southern people, and II from other
motive than he srsihcaon Of sectional pride and the
vnocaiion OF southern ohvary they Will by oil means
iy TO acno psa tho objects for which Walk suz
sled SO gallaniy The states that
is contemplated to convert the runp Of the KnoW No
vbioa tile reAio en- p-rranencs Hs adds thai
his is nothing more than recognition OF tns iass Kaow
Nothing party under q cifereni n.me the inten naon
being pres the cpes OF this denci order
thsr full integrity The spirit Of this movement comes
from Kentucky, ~here the idea found its origin some
weeks back.
letter from Madrid accuses N~vssz OF plotting Ia.
surrectons against his own government for the pur
pose OF coDhrmDs his tenure OF po This ole
Trick OF the Willy CssiilAn.
letter from Tecumsab Kinsas under date OF Jan 80
describes the conTon OF hnS 10 that territory rapid
n improving. Farmers busily employed, and meohs
Dcs and iaoorers are ia constant demand InmsrauIs
OF the proper kind are rapidly pouring In and on every
perity The moral atmosphere OF tho Territory has
entertore thorough purocsiion-oanatu no longer
securing the Highways nor buhes the streets The La
gsarre had been sessiop three weeks, put had trans
acted no brsncss OF importance.
Our Omaha (Nebrasks) corre,popdent writes that
the 2sh nit quite an interesing scene 70 place in the
Coupc The ivison Of the county OF Dougss up,
and onGges were made sgAia,t Secretary Ginning,
for hS on a acss In the esry orgauizssn OF the Terri
tory cornec'ed ~hh this partculs Locality. Leave Vas
10 him 10 appear vito bar to do end him
SELL which he old In sbe tpeeon OF nearly couple of
hours length TIE at lever height nsi1e
and out the general mpre,s,on was that tae secre
tary of with credit From hanfbiils issued from
the Land ofee appears iha, portion Of tue Terrific
nov open for preemp,ing proving up and the land
sses will probably occur some time In Jane nexl
letter rom the village OF kcutclo, Wisconsin, sreAks
highly OF the advantages OF thai neigh for set
tiers BY OF projected limos OF rAllrosd Montcilo
Will have three connections with tho Lake Michigan
shore enc vita Lake Superior ,wo with tho assssppi
an ere with the capital Of the State. Farming LANDS In
the pssbbortood range from s5 70 $40 per acre Tho
population Of the village ss presen, about THOUSAND
and II cont aims grs, mill mill, Two hotels,
three churches. two schools and wecky Newspaper,
the bontelio Ldo>r.
correspondent at Towsono IN, Maryland, gives
ottas regarding the prices or farms In Baltimore county,
Of which tina, The county sest He says that the
county 10 rnversed by number OF nesone valleys and
ttai there large proportion Of excellent farming land
within is borders good farm In these valleys vell in
proved, viii cell for 500 vhie the dgesb
tween them the price varies from sl3 to $50 Lsnd Just
south Of the rennsylvanla line selling o, from s2i 70
$50 per acre. while that over the line, which IL only
imssipsry. u worth almost twioc - much. Baltimore
county 10 about forty miles long, extending from the
Ptnpsylvsnis line 10 Chcsap pcake bay and possesses
population OF up wards OF 10000