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arrivals day and shp Groo; bark Tay o briggs YER
Dealing schrs tTay ready sea; sr
Anita Damen Monterey, Bay State, Sharon, Herbert
KESNRbUsX Dec ls-sId snip Harvest, new. Lorins.
MOBILE Dec ls-Arr ship cOneaeror. Bcu;ells, NYo5s;
Wave Crest Harmon, 6, Marks; schr Mary Louisa
Psa1.o sn' Galveston, w!usn Mason Staples Key
ANEW ssss s Rs.S fs sy ,l i've
'hMsslSw 81 BARI Avon. Mounce from Liverpool ca
leans STsM Kohmsn Polar tspj. Maristany Bar
EasassS secoHas HAVANA Mex ssSr
nr bark WysD sehT
Anna Deus lBrem, Ha'hepdsra Bresn valparaiso ep,,
Arr 2st (by teD steamship cahawba Builoch NYork via
lowed sea- sh sriss Loren Panehita Pezsnka Bella Do
sshr Lofty Marlin, salem sid schrs Ida Mailer NYori;
2oth-Arr bark Lewis supposed slayer Coas. Of Az
s g an , Es sss ae Alex
2lsiAir ship Russia Kelly City Point .chrs W Putnam,
ssy crowe Fan River; Island Belle wisoa ssai hd day
bert Manon crosSy NYork sia SIR Ragsoa D Dec
NEWPORT, Dec q, AM-rn port briggs pAronda, Gard
nSr for nsySa gesdy As. ayO from BALI
EYork. and others
NEW LONDON, Dec q Sii brig Monica, Handy from N
York. Rah
roRrLAND De, q; P 9ark wa,ihan, wiham. sYork;
PHILADELPHIA. pac a-Ar- schrs 4 Hammond.
Pane ard silver Magnet Boston. Cid steamer City
u Sev York, HoWes oston; schr w A Hammond Paine,
Boston.
PROVIDENCE Dec 3--Arr steamer Pelican, Aldrich, "
York brig Ahncr Tay Tapey Baltimore schfs MonttzI
Penny and While Foam Milliken do: Snowflake We,-
Mountain Greenfield. Philadelphia: Alex
ardcr Christie Bristol load NYork sloop Frederic
Blown, Gardiner. NYork Below three schooners Sid brig
Harp sheffield Bristol to nish dg for Nenvas River
Queen Lynch, Norfolk Ann Brown Brown, Tuckerton
j: j Rleeckea, Edwards WORK.
RICHMOND, Dec 22-Arr schr Laura Frances Bullock
Rockand Sid steamship Jamestown Parrish NYork schr
Fleetwood Burr Salem.
ROCKLAND, Dec l5-Arr brig Frances Ellen Mansfield.
Calais for Favana schr Palas. French NYork Sid schrs
Empress, Head Achorn brewster and Melbourne Spear
NYork. lf'h brig Julia Ford. Charleston.
WILMINGTON: Dec 2o-Arr brig sarah Peters, Loud, st
Thomas; schr III Stoney. Alden NYork Cid 18th briggs
ter Adams Mayo Boston MisceD Julia Arey Stone
WIndes 2ls, bark Brothers Clever, Cuba.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-25
Message OF the Governor OF Kentucky-A
United States Bank.

The message Of Governor Morehead, of Kentucky,
devoted chiefly 70 STATE interests, and contains much
useful matter. The Governor is an old Wing, and IS,
in the opinion OF sono, an old foey. He goes fully
into tho financial condition of the State and represents
very prosperous The common schools are rapidly adj
vancing The currency question he treats in very
sibc manner, though no commits himself TO national
bank On this sbject he has the following paragraphs
In our own State experience has demonstrated that AN
overwhelming majority Of the people are in favor OF
paper currency and during period OF commercial dis
tress will have unconnected with the idea OF convert
bty rather than be without any With great respect to
those who entertain different opinion, think prepos,
ferrous to talk of purely metallic currency II IL could
be made 10 supply all the Of commercial people
j; i manifest that it is impossible to bring about But
il could be DONE the change would produce the
An private aud public transactions have originated
unoer srosent eysem Unless half of the debts
Of the country could AZ the time be cancelled every
debtor would nave TO pay virtually at least double bis
Indebtedness II would not fail for the time to paralyze
every branch of industry and effort OF enterprise
hope never to witness the period of transition from
paper to metallic currency My own solemn conviction
is that the only remedy can be found in well guarded
national currency, uniform in value in every part OF the
United States.
cali by what name you please; throw every neces-
sry and proper restriction around it, obvate by lcgs
hon whatever the past experience OF the country has
shown to be evil but let there be some fiscal agent which
shall give national currency, with power regulate
and restrain the local banks in their issues and avert by
the prudence and wisdom of its management the runous
vibrations and fluctuations in our trade and commerce
On the subject OF the slavery agitation Governor More
head holds the moderate conservative ground of border
state which in no circumstances can have the ultra
oil All extreme state. He says
deeply regret the agitation Of this dstractng question,
and trust that the day is not far distant when will no
longer mingle an element in party conflicts Its con-
nued agitation is calculated to weaken to the
ties by which we are bound together under common
government.
The warning voice of the Father of his Country to
be Aheeded and all the lessons of history forgotten.
There real diversity of interests between the dfe
sections of widely extended country and situated
in Kentucky between the North and South
interests ndissolubly bound the destiny of each
II is habit h cultivate Affecting Of kindness for every
section; but sovereign State with one impulse
claim equality with every other member OF the
federacy. We ask the spirit If patriotism that this mis-
chcvous agitation vitality affecting interests a
border State, shall cease forever.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-25
Automatic Mo,,men,. In china and Japan.

&NpiOfnauc MoNement IN Nbtnn anu Japan.
LAanshag (Oct y correspondence o. the Londoa Ims
Tlt q4o~tpn 81 proceeding ~ Pekin 4 row settled ~
" delay u tbs French Ambassador and the eilx ~ time
y uhdrtof hGl lord Eigin Ads db1fo'Isd OF tnte'in
~ isnsso,lg pyoc, ing D. the Peth0 We shall have
OAR 100 Iarnos about tn beginning Of December and
perhape ~ rep nj ~ Bengaese, and then suppose,
I'VE shali zee what shall see" Meanwhile my
tBrtish expclhUlary force" has vanished am like
unfortunate Polar bear who has drted southwards upon
81 cehed and secs hs support, which had been melting
from him hour ~ boar at asj crack and scatter For
all general and stat oBcers Now these moving or
-geseral Garrett and his stat Calcutta and even Capt
Peel - AlAbAbsd. However, think W. see the way
very clear here when the time comes Meanwhile CHINA
TIE Russian fqenrotentiary IL here AMI npresses
every who couverses with him rs man ~ great ab
~ IL not allowed 20 land al the mouth Of the
Pebo Tie reports the river ~ be FORMED by long lines
a. for and round and he found ~ feet ~
water utan the bar at fu food Since his rs 10 ~ pelo
~ has len J6fua lie y ~ opin on that revolution
scn be auxois Tor foreign trade and intetcours'
tey have hitherto been Jealous of ~ They navigating
The steamer gwen them by the Dutch with japanese
cr.s-enFneers AMI stokers included, all are japanese.
The pe0pe a. Hong Kong have had many rumors that
hrge army va 70 BE- essembed 1T koooon. that snake
boat were being built ~ whampoa aud that massacre
wa " u attempted inside h. colony 10 aid q attack
from without II the government 81 her yae4tv's pos.
sessions Ia China were v iutern bc proper precautions
something disastrous would undoubtedly take place FOR
he Chinese wlo dwell 10 Hong Kong the most M liz.
nam anh tho most ueachcr0us ~ human creatures
have, moreover had warning TIA, this would be 50 by
writing under fehs haut IN bis Intercepted corresp,n.
dence In the absence q any gross mprudence On our
side boVeYer believe that nothing vii be attempted
e. ~ the Eng h than by the uf those ,ern
rt3ei4 ~ whom have spoken former letters AM who
as escve, have uo connection whatever with those Of
&.N.tU To Emperor would u exreel.f1lg dl .usted
~ l.a tHN Canton Wa n hc ba#t- r, y. Je ei.ar
MW Ul fUr, that De would experience uu.r grd dss.,s
f4Cto4 4, Asarhg t1A L4t t..l a. by - EngL.h
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NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY. DEOEMBER 25 1857.

the and their Interpretation Of rational OBJ
legations under the raly laws He dsnoun ed The
conduct OF Commander PAWS but said that the action OF
that officer without Tuctions had been officially
published TO the world by the late Secretary
Of the Navy, Mr.. Dobbn, Of North Carolina
Judge Hopkins, in condensed but clear and
conclusive argument, established the following
fact,-That Gen. Walker was, tho time Of his compa
sorry withdrawal from Nicaragua its rgh'ful Chief Nags
trate not only according the laws OF Ngaragua but BY
the admission Of cur government. That he was still,
therefore, President Of Nicaragua which bad other gov
than his That his could not be mpeded
by government without violation Of international
comfy.
All the speakers denounced the Intervention Of Com
mander Davis, condemned the interference OF the autho
rites at Washington with Gen. Walkers recent return 10
Nicaragua and the conduct Of Capt Chatad
Of the Saratoga, toward Gen Walker mpcrtnent, ocious
and unworthy the character Of an American officer.
Tho utmost enthusiasm prev allied throughout the meet
ing, which adjourned, at late hour quietly and in order
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CLEARED.
Ship Helen Miller, Gait, HsyarA-Hicks Be1.
SHIP Panama, Hanson. Notwithstanding, Muller Gos.
Ship Ilact Prince, Brown, Bos,on--xasier.
park cerss, Fuller. Sumsra-Wm Silver.
Bsrk Dency, Ayerill, ronce-H y Brootman Co.
bark Norutnbe "a, Sauncers, Gaveson--J Brewer.
i,ria siarish Dyer hemarara-B small \ Co
Brig rs Penny Borum, Mayague1-Jonsihan Thompson.
ford
grlr NJ Nayhsw, NAL Rermuda--su,lth, Jones3Co,
. Brig Bell Flower, Duel, Galyes'on-Nelson, Clements
I,rig Emily, Davis Charleston pinhar. Dlmon.
Brig tm0re. rrskine, Port JeRcrson-Benner A Deate
sctr J W Webster, Bennett Charleson-Scranton TAN.
schr J Stanley, smmooes Wilmington, sC-Dollner,
scbr Alice, Howell, Norfolk and Portsmop,h-sturges.
fehr Ann D. sImopson Norfolk and rortsmouh-Mo,i BE.
schr T Strong Iscum, Baitmore-MaIler, Lord Que.
rrsu
schr Transit, Davis Batlmore-van Brunt A slash.
schr Eliza Raynor, Raynor Balilmore--Jaa Mckee.
sgT, fss ssyss s ISss%a
sohr american Belle, Halle, boston II Niesersos
sloop Maria Louisa, Cummings, Pail River-Naster.
sssmer we ss.ts Berry. says snsh.
ARRIVED
Steamship jamestown, Parrish, Richmond &c, with ndss
ard pa-ssssE.ss 70 Tndi,n 4 Plessanis -, ,,o sw
rsss sh with rndae 10 WIN FROST; lsh inst OF Carysort
Reef spoke brig Ward from ~ Marks for New York
ship Samuel Appleton tof Bos,orr Kelly Baltimore,
BARK Rutgers, Delsno st Marks 10 days with cotton,
Mr. b Watson of Philadelphia parnsby Porto Camel
To- It'll inst in ballast 70 lrlett6 Bllss 18th INST, on Bird
Key spoke brig Abby Thaxer Iarrabee, nom Aux oayes
Brig Grsnsda tof Portland rculng Cardenas, Dec u
with moasses ond rae engcrs 10 T9os owen 6Sh Fesei
Bris Dsni Morton oi Phl,dc phie sce'n, New Orleans
p dsys wi'h a,ur 2 master ~ - company N1A 0aFh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-25
The Cost OF q Parts Bankers wife.
NOW FRENCH LADIES LIVE APART Fs0A THEIR RUs


NOW FRENCH LADIES LIVE APART FsOA THEIR RUs.
BANDS, AND WHAT THEY SPEND.
From Gahgnaui's Messenger, Nov. -
Nine. Charles Laiitte, wife Of the banker from whom
shehas been judcaily separated April, lS@1 sub
scribed on the 9th Of January 1858, authorization TO
Baron dc Sasuac Fenelon captain in the Ia acers o. the
Imperial Guard 10 receive ont OF arrears OF annual al
lowance which her husband made hcr 900 francs, in
payment Of money lent NJ latt.c, having declined To
pay the money Baron de Sagnac an Fenelon in January
last brought acton against him o the amount before
the civil tribunal but the court decided that the action
must be dismissed, inasmuch Nine LATTE had not been
authorized by her husband to sign the Obligation though
in such matter shc code Napoleon declares the husbands
is separa from him Yesterday Baron de Sliagnao
Feneon appealed 10 the Imperial Court against this dec
sion His advocate represented that the % 600 francs had
been advanced 10 Nine. Iatte q. time wnen the allow
whieh her husband bound to make her had fallen
into arrear-an allowance originally hyed NJ &c n00f
year but owing fattes e,nUarrassgsns after thn
revolution Of lsas reduced 10000, then wien bis 10
sou improved increased TO I2000f and after wards to
II "OJand when consequently sho WAS obliged 10 have
70 tao purses o. her friends TO purchase aT
ure pay debts, and prevent sezIrcs and he concnded
that under these circumstances the authorization 20 re
ccirc the 6oQcf Of hs OF those acts
which the Code Napoleon aowe Wife 70 perform wisa
obtaining the permission Of her husband. On bshaa
Of b. LATTE J; wa stated HAT N the eight years after the
separation ais wife had received from him not less than
SIS 0oci which she had spent in her toilette ana the
purchase Of all kads OF frivolous things. Al Length he
was obliged to oota.. Tie nomination OF what - called
before he did So she represented that she owed
she owed ,ooof NJ Iaittc in addition to her allow
of ls0oo had apart 100 O00f for the payment
of her debts and turned gu, that there were claimants
to the amount Of As o00f for money lent, who had not
received NJ lafttes authorization: that there
Of 4o0of set down as due to adys maid and that
person, who was named as having lent 0oof. had
pressed surprise at being made 10 figure creditor Of
the lady In TACT said the learned counsel the whole
thing appeared to be got up pay gambling debt the
Bourse With regard to the Of Be-on dc Salsnac
Feneon the learned counsel contended that there
doubt legal point of view that the authorization given
by Nine. Iafiitte regular and that consequently
the appeal must be dismissed The Court, being OF the
same opinion, confirmed the previous Judgment
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Until 4 has been taken he certainly dare no. make
peace.
The latest advces from Hong Kong received by the
french government. announce that council had been he'd
At Hong Kong 10 concert future measures at which
lord Egn Baron eros Admiral Sir Michael Seymour and
Admir- n Rgauit de Genouly present This confer
ence took place the day after the arrival Of Baron Gros
the French Commissioner and Il Is believed that the
aoGitiag for troops.
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To b Of value to those having correspond
The mais smP,On on the 9Th and ach of esc
month. and WN

month, and ~
Arrives slbrs,fSf about the 9Th and 18th n month
Arrives a. Malta about the 18th and h Of month
Arrives Fl Alexandria about the 18Th Of Of fol
lownv month.
Leaves about the oh 1si Of and 9Th 9Th o.
following month
Arrives sbou, the 2sh 18th Of and ieh
lSh Of following month
Leayos Alden about the 9TH 9Th Of and day Of
rival for Bombay. and 18th r. crh for China, &C.
Indian Navy steamer arrfvrs a. Bombay about the ID 70 Sh
and 18th IN 2lst Of folio wing month
r. and O. arrives Pon, fe Gale about the s
Eth aud I'll 10 26 Of following month
Leaves Point AZ aIle for fnio Penang day n the
steamer has already arrived which takes the mail
Arrives Al Puo Penang sbou, the I'm or 18th and h or
zrb ~ following month
Arrives singapore the l3A 18th and Sis, Is, Of
following month.
Leaves singapore sbou, u hours after arrival.
Arrives 1T Hong Kong about The I'D 2sn and 8th l0h
OF following month.
Leaves vi day for rhsnghAa
mats leave The s,h and 1ph OF each
monthva Morsses and arrives 81 Alexandria about the
time the Southern mall
AtsArAc pos WV ropv-rHrs DAT.
= 0Ivoo ynor 4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-25
MARITLME INTELLIGENCE
Movements Of Ocean Steamers.


Black Warrior. New York. Dec. "A. Havana v.
STEAMERS TO AND FROM aAvANA.
rHus pvIpHs-From New york 81 arriving Havana sh
and New Orleans iiih From New orisans Sh Havana sd
arriving At New York 18Th.
ouAsrb CIyy-Frum New York IN Of each month arriving
nj Havana 2h and Mobile l4h From Mobile get, nsvsns
2s,h arriving at New Work 2-th
CinAwsA-rrom New York i2'h arriving ~ Havana l7h,
arriving NJ New York ID.
EhYpY Cry-From New York 18th, arriving n. Hsvans I'd
and New Orleans 18th. From Now Orleans 9Th, Havana 9h
Arriving al New York i3ih
BLACK WARRf0RYrom New York T.h arriving nj Havans
Isl and View Orleans ID From New Orleans 12,h Havana
18th arriving CT New York 18Th
TsAnTL-rrom charleston an and l2h due al Havana TN
ard I'll From Havana i0h and 25th due s New York l6h
ard alst.
When The above dates fall sundsy the viii raj
Monday, except from New Orleans
OYERI Arp NAL. TO INDIA AND CHINA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-25

DARENTs HAVING MARRIAGEABLE DAUGHTERS,
invited 10 cores md with gentleman III al whors
sial and pecgnar position Justify him in seeking amongst
the refined and wealthy wife prevent UNNECESSARY
correspondence letters had better contain u particulars az
~ agc family position, a. Address A. ~ ~ Pvs ONCE,
ktw York, tyr one week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-25
LITERATURE.

IF You HAVE NEGLECTED TO GET FRANK LESILE'S
paper No 1903 with 80 engravngs and tales Christ
find IL this Christmas morning any news
depot.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-10-13
Democratic Ta cites.

1t is the nature Of some beasts to revel
in a slough of filth; and it would appear
to be the sphere of some men, not only to
wallow in their own corruption, but ,lrc'
ignorance or Incapacity of using more
manly weapons, to throw mud and slime
, upon all who refuse to descend to their
| level or 10 defIe themselves with their
pollution.
The "News" and the " Argus" have
worked their way 10 the front rank of the
dirty phaIanx, whose mission is to tarnish
what they cannot hope TO destroy. One
shout from headquarters and like the
contestants for noise in the Kingdom of
Dizziness, the rank and file chime in.
$50 svslls each windpipe ass in,ones to ass
Harno NOUS twang of leather bone and brass
1t Is hoped by keeping up constant
discharge from their LilIiputian batteries
to SO bedaub their opponents that they
cannot be distinguished from themselves.
or 10 overwhelm them with noise and con-
fusion, that the true distinction will be
/ forgotten. But their shower of abuse
like the arrows of the Persian army that
darkened the sum- only furnish welcome
shade under which true metal will win
Its way to victory.
Will honest voters be deceived and
duped by baseless charges against the IN
tegri;y of honest men, which charges have
their origin only in the guilty brains of
the calumniators viii they forget that
on the part of the pseudo-Democracy this
IS strife for retaining place and power
which they have shamefully abused, and
for controlling funds which they have al
lowed TO be squandered, and for securing
patronage which they have used for their
own private aggrandzement Is that
party more honest than ii was two years
ago when 1t committed and justified the
most abomiable outrage upon the sover-
eighty of the people, by attempting to
force minority Governor upon them. not
only by ballot box stuffing, but in def
ance of the Supreme Court of the State !?
Who believes IL? LIE. The people remem-
bar, then, 10 pronounce sentence of con-
demnation upon their would-be oppres-
sors.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-10-13
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL.

For the rapid cure Of Coughs Cods, Hoarseuess B-an
chitis, Whoopng Cough, Asthma and Consumption, is
unve sally known the best remedy yet discovered
for every variety of Pulmonary disease. widr i. Ls
field Of lis usefulness and numerous the Gifts
cures that almost every section of the country abound.
in persons publicly known who have been restored from
alarming and desperate diseases Of tht Lungs by 1t
use When once tried its superiority every oihsr
medicine oft kind Is to apparent too escape observation
and whore its virtues known the public no longer
hesitate what autidoe employ for the distressing and
dangerous affections of the pulmonary organs which are
incident to climate BY it's timely many nay al
most all attacks of disease upon the Lungs or throat as
arrestedand thus saved many Thousands ensEy year
from premature grave, No family should he Hlthon'
it. and those who do neglect provide themselves ''h
remedy which wards of this dangerous class Of diseases
VII have to GePIore ii when it l. toe late Proofs
of the surprising efficacy OF the Cherry Pectoa need no
be given to the American peoplethey have living proofs
in every neghborhood. But those who wish to read AS
statements of those whose whole health has been ss'
ed and whose lives have been saved by lis use, VIII h
them in my American Almanac which the agent oelo"
named has to furnish gratis for every one.
Prepared by DR.. J. C. AVER, Lowell Mass, and soa "
ali Druggists and Dealers in Medicine through this rec
on Mays On.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-10-13
ASSEMBLY DISTRICT CONVENTION.

Pursuant to a call Of the District Com
mittee, a Convention composed of the
Republican delegates from the several
towns of the Southern Assembly district
of Iowa county, was held at the Court
House in the City of Mineral Point. Oc-
tober 10th, 1857, for the purpose of NOM
mating a candidate for the Assembly for
said district. Hon. Parlev Eaton was cal
led to the Chair, and J. H. Weston, Esq,
chosen Secretary.
The Committee on Credentials reported
the following Delegates in attendance
CRY OF MINERAL PoIST-Thomas S.
Allen, VIM. Humbert, Geo. w. Bliss,
Farley Eaton, l. f. Messmore, Joseph
Prideaux, Francis Vivian. John. II. Vi
Wan, Geo. ID. Wilber
Town OF Mist PoIxr-Amos Hays,
Matthew Bennett, John Loofborrow.
L.SDEs-J. II. Weston, a. Hamilton,
]. J. Davis, Henry Webb, Francis Little,
Nicholas Code.
w AID" Olll JdllicS-
On motion, The Convention proceeded
to an Informal ballot for candidate for
the Assembly, which resulted in an al
most unanimous vote for Hon. T. S. Allen.
Mr.. Allen, in few appropriate remarks
thanked the Convention for the express
sion of the confidence reposed in him, but
declined being again a candidate for that
office.
The Convention then gave several in
formal baIlotings, in which Gen. a. Cobb,
Levi Sterling. ]. H. Vivian, A. Hays
and other were voted for.
The names of Gen. Cobb and Dr. Vi
rian were Withdrawn, and on the final
ballot, Hon. LEVI STERLING received the
was declared the Republican Candidate
for the Assembly, for the Southern As
sembly district of Iowa county.
The following gentlemen were appoint
ed District Committee for the ensuing
year:
CRY OF MINERAL PoISr-Geo ". Bliss.
Tows OF MINERAL PoINr-Amos Hays.
g LISDES-J. III. Weston.
WALDwIcK-John James
MIFFLIN-Wm. cambridge
The Committee were instructed 10 in.
form Mr.. Sterling of his nomination.
There being no further business, the
Convention adjourned.
FARLEY EATON, Chairman.
j. II. " ESTON, Secretary.