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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-28

ID Cen pllmeniary BensGt
wa r. DONALDSON. Negro clcwo.
previous 70 hu departure t,roo.u
Rowrny THEATRE.
fsic,s II and paraas t IL cent? Private
4 hsIsl s z spS engagement of the
LUGIIIA ana HELEN, who will appear In tho great local
THREE FAST MEM
FINALE nosfSsoN cRusoEs,
% Esss E :1s r ns s ,. S of
n this city, being great F cS~ ASn sRS 81
otd rssgc and dro savnss and donss aups aurks and
The s'A1 r WIN y DIFFERENT CHARACTERS
S.Ses sSsSsccr: by III. ea, double company TO Con-
"'"' MARY QUEEN OF SCOTS
Mary MSS Hloe oroy
RuHroEs SIw InEs Isx. ,,,.
ID THIRD ard iAs The ws nuk Svns
S q % r. co wSs as on % Monday
Frst me Ia America of
THE BKUTHERs HUTCHINSON
O Gu s,e r. sa,f .aS IN wSch Ssy M
sshe,s ne so.s irseaous act Of whrns large and
silver globes with their feet In endless evoutons
s6sDSf ssa TUxspAy-rh. great play of THE NOR
s"ss S 'i ar Az s Ac viii Spear
d. sSs Mormon sr% sISns and
Inc sIrnrks ~ rcHI ssON WIN go through their won
o. Ir & as
@..e eoan;rcs With signatures Of the kings
be .ren Al the box efhce
1911 HA FTxr F4salT rooDEs
viii tie piuJec By pa ncular desiro.
DARNrws AMERICAN MUSEUM
ID Tho uncomfortable ,xo,rr,vrr
rKANsCENns ALI. EXAMPLE,.
'"' BRIDE
EvsaTN
cyERwHsIMIScLy POPULAR
who "''A sp,s n1r' CT BEAUTY
The most '''i'ic Pst tn.Gss 81 rrxrscr-
" as 4. nnpGSs'SUssrsn Of UosaEous DESIGN
hitherto """e%r ssi s sss prs'qss% %Ss M,is
parallel. In obedience 10 'aa universal wish
VA DC ifpsiYS AFTERNOON AND EVENING
49,, m '' FIFTH sgccE. sIy = ". WEI H.,
In 'Ar Aefh'Gp hr E ssieGn al as Sst O'CLOCK
Tom MR. soaiswortn edscse LEOGGH story by r II.
watkins expr, tor the sencd resources OF this estso
sENsAiiNG sIDa OF LIsE,
'"''''" TUE BRIDE OF AN EVENING;
UI, CincUNsTASrIAL EvipEsCI,
CRysTALIZATIoN OF GENIUS
Tie Mspmoh Lady. weighing 100 pounds the living she
Teton. weighing only 20 onnds, the opnn Happy tamy
the Studio, 9Th Illuminated pictures, all
be seen mere now we'll the inimisbe Aqusria or
Garde. g. The grest-b curiosity now la
N'"'''N rrsITfvElY No FREE LIST
Az mittarce 10 all 2t cents. Children Is cents.
tlToODs BUILDINGS
w n. WOOD. Proprietor,
SOL and 56s BROADWAY, nrsr Primes s'sest
GREAT sUCCssS.
GEO. CIiHIS1Y AND WOODS MlNSrtkS have tina
pleasure OF snnoubcipg and public la general
GRAND STAIRCASE
being completed the stage thoroughly prepared, that
~ is NOW OPEN.
ETHIOPIAN ENTERTAINMENT.
concluding with ertlrey original sketch
by H.. bleeke introducing q new grand
- DTORA PANUKAMA,
entitled THE SLEIGH RIDE,
throu xh Boomin gdale Road 70 Jones'
Sam Cracksm, adrtyes MI. Geo Inristy
juvenile. Mr. Geo. Holland
f.ckcta Doors at 6; to commence att
NO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-28

AHFUNNN' HNII.
1--WE the neutrality-suspicious. taxing into ts
encountered by the Roman Catholic
trphsn Asylum of city York consequence of
the late depression times have undertaken To get
bali with assisting To be held
the Crystal Palace Monday evening April i? and In
doing and cordially invc the operation Of all
charitable persons who the welfare OF hos. poor little
orphans heart endeayors in assisting that
an ham aenti ms tutiO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-28

A tETRAfTA INDEPENDENT LfNE-ESTA
N las2-sallng positively on the day advertised.
n. .rnesn, ippsr am sa Vary BANGS 1000 ton.
hgs 81. ,. sssPa;shsa FOR sesoT,ns .s Y APRIL Tue
~ 90 D9nre MAJ Ss
sy - any steamship anoai her second cabins
X ssss a no sw ras 81 ss each ana found IN prsysos
1890 - - ',sS % Pas,1sss 81 ppa1a ~ P PER-
su.si or . AAliIk. LORD W EksAu, los Wall street
Eos GIBRALTAR. NsRsRuIEs, NAPLES, ATHENS
M .risnai ssa pewsrf1 side wheel .teamship oUAkss
Sri =. un. q vel snown rspI'son isr speed and md
"a ss.s posts Posuy,I on saturday Nay l. a, r ~
1919 80 70 segs ,os f sa me graz ssc sss
~ unss.sy por % Be visited sa.e shove mentioned
ss,si ss.svssO q IAs .iiot. q
Nssrrsss.s .n Bisss .rss - early application
~ rnasrsFned
lsrs xsF-rss 100
:" sss 1. a RKsD Co. 81 Water street
LOS roWr~vorrn rFrEasRuaG AND RICHMOND.
~ ssa s-iss mall s,urns.s soA a, G.pIS
80 ~ s "a, W" viil srpyn -
rs.ss.I 10 sferngoa .aa a rs,erseurE me follow
81 ~ ss.i $3.50 mai me hos ior Kichmond VIII
1900 49, ssf 90 fs-y ". . rs ,.o VIII rn ma
s...ss 80 tsr. sA - % sPrips e. rs,srs
AIN : i n.ssS Wv N''' y y D''N '"''N
u,on HavaNA avn WV oRLKaSs-rHE UNITED
u sssis. se~n.r cAIiAwsA. Cay, . y. Buloch WI
N.
Fif-f y bis = asas "a ~ arned aflsr The sicamer
;fes , ,,i 81 i f.,I S.ss e. asn LYING
LOS SAVANNAH AND vToRrpA.-rHg STEAMSHIP
In stApAsA. capt a. ". Srhrnrk all cave on We'd
ra~faf Nsrrh Al oclpck u. n IRON pl~r No. North
1lssf ~ tine sirncc eaerd for freight OF
a. srFivta sAMlt. + wfrCIfiI a SON, N irpsdwsy,
cauuec vita ne above, leaving ssvan.
IA ever Mluasy wsenrstAy snd rrAar.
Eva ssykxssu AND rLoRfpA THE AMERICAN
AtientE -sfe~ tfsneAp tnmprny's steamship HUNTS.
VIA hotes uNfte viu hase pier ~ North river,
90 ~eirraaf Arrl A aociNk Y n. precisely. Passage
80 So AT 30 cent scctrd once.
49, a. uMsslA 60. " West sirsst corner Of
Ah.nf
I,oR gmANLsefoN STEAMSHIP WESTERN.
III fstRT. 80 a hgsff 81 lasr per lA s0f'h nyes,
- "a rlsf AprU 80 socs Y. n. prrlssy. Passage
o. ga satrfaF rasatiaNs trrrh ~ tnd er per
To- lns rsncs 500 al ~ EN-, sds,l ~ or once.
afFr a.. b aNuNNhia. A g.. - West sreei c'rner
fk.Asnf
r.oa ruAEiFsrOS A~p FLogfn -sEM WEEKLY
in wliet M sltf hrei Nwrisar lnr-fhe
a. JAWS kDotn ~ii eaFe rlrr ~ North uver,
w.fr~aias. Narth III. ai y. NJ ureriss III. For
fr...h N tassaes srp 70 srtfftusn, uArsfuN A 60.
- hIamawaf. - tHuusls taFian hFrfys flc.~-ias
.aTma - aaId 81. NffN - "a arg srafners hyer
rl.ar tafufns ard ~ hsrYs iur FhutA, clnnscf a.
$500 aOt ~ HHafHsrs lrrsn New Nnrt fhrc1rh
49, ~ 30 49, I'D tTriTnr ss sncvf The sesnsTs
rsTry sisms stTff~ sas ~ p 49, a1f -'uh ~
10 fNFrras arFus ttfI aatu ~ reFln itff " Ut We
Vassfnsrrs 49, "A rrers uffms.ft lrsftr "a ~ AHr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-28
,,o MAcuINIsrs- IaoN rouNpERs Ac-PERFMp

uNo MACHINIsTs IRON FOUNDERS. aC-PEREMP-
sls Of machinery r1p a and toSs coS Be sod ::
foundry or factory Of New York Wrought Iron Railroad
Chair Company, Morgan street. near Washington jersey
C,ty Il nv virtue order of the Supreme Court
an attachment sgsns said company all the machinery tools
sisck and the works Of the company including
s~sm engine machines punching sh-arng planias
aud drilling machines. turning lathe and variety OF toos
xc used In working Also lot Of railroad chairs and
bar boiler and scrap from and STEEL and 40 tons Of coal
Terms made known on dsy OF sale
W. b. WILLIAMS, Auai,o-.
ISAAC NANDERBEEK. Auui'oTs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-28

DHu.IP r. WILKINS AUCTIONEER.-GENdEE i.
il household furniture at aucuon.-PHIl.iP r. WHAT'S
viii cell auction wedn esday March 81 at IVA
Twenty fifth street. entire furniture c0n'
In said house. consisting part OF ro'ew ,oa ana
chars chairs dgans pier ladies scecos.d
dining tables togsny French bedseads dressing bureaus
hrusses and ingram carpets ocloths &c asso rosewood
china Glassware together with an assortment OF lohea
furniture.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-28
MATR1nsMIAIs

A FRENCH GESrLsNsS. rHIKry STSr yrans 90
N age, seod losing having rcCglted ed eiara 80
and freuueuted Tho hTh elias brlnn N pr
,uierrrts~ SOUTH d~s-~s nske th~ s~fsentsre - sfg
thirty thirty an of Ase, IN ves ~ n-frmng. "a
mus be good losing ami lwve ropf rpnaurt A wtAls
wound sun Address 10 e,rm dsys fr~t~rttn@ fresuf
rad Once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-28
NOTICES.

Rrb1SAOOS NOIICESe
DURTON's CHAMBER STREET THEATRE Will. RE
- open this day, for prayer meeting from ~ TO cosk
GERMAN EVANGELICAL LuTIIsRAN ST. JOHNS
NJ Congregation A ". NJ Heid-isArge chapel Of
the University opposite Washington Parade groundDivne
service every Sunday morning. commencing lois O'Clock
sod IN the afternoon at O'clock until 9th Inst alter which
day The latter viii be substituted BY evening service
mencing At ~ O'CLOCK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-28
xAIEs AT AUUIuslss.

DHILrP r. WILKINS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
sale by order Of assgnees, os genera assortiaen. 81
India rubber goods PHILIP r. WILkISs VIII sell nj
ton Tuesday, March 30 1853 a. lch click at No s
broadway BY OF H. Rogers, ESQ assignee the IN
in said store consisting in part Of ineis
boots shoes COATS cloaks caps canes mora
with gold and silver India rubber thread fer wesyas
elastic webbing tubing hose. life preserVers. rs oomos
whips brushes balls &c together with ger era es'or
fxtures, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-28

a GENTLEMAN WHO HAS KEIfAHl.r lsCOsF 90
n eco ecr anbum desires % Torn aAiriani. siatece
wWhp adv who icsst hsf n trr thanrs
explained ne ccrrespoadenc- ksre~s incarne hot ~
l,sra "A nncs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-28

~ IA risg. AFrl 40 socs y NJ rrrlseiy. Passage
o. ga rfaF ruaiinrs treirti - tnd lor per
- lns rsnrs 500 AL ~ .sns sf'li ~ or once
sfVi1 - u y tRuNskil. g.. - Nssi s,reet corner
~. hsnY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-28

M AGO IN good rrsums~nc. tessogs o. fsrlnas .he
sc5ua,n sncs al a youas lsds ~Hhs ustf ~ So
ms, h. IRON II y ygrrs N age ~ eel etcast po-tss
.u Se-uiv III heels rrrrefsneat go ~ ~ arltsn,
un.isIay t.tpaif'n a. sFns ~ t-fsN " 30 - -
.rta4v ..i-Gf.t w., 49, - aNf-. a.
a.rs. 10, ,,us was >. !. -, 3io.issy Posi eacs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-28

ylM wITTtRs. ACcTIoNEER, WILL SELL AT 45i
w Canal street st % clock large assortment Of house
bold rriure, A. OF family leaving the city: -rge frenca
plate pspo. iables sofas,
chs- tapestry and cther carpets hall olcoths maho
other hrdesds spring aud other mstres feather
hs dding easing wash.snds. toilet
dining and Kitchen furniture china GLASSES
knives and fks wood ware Sc aood chance for
fafaili.s and Others
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-28

urwc Rich PAINTINGS OF EXTRA LARGE SIZE BY
eminent aris, for sals q about half eos,5ne view
Lake Geneva Switzerland; the other n MAGNIFICENT
Tight river scsne In France. They be- No. II
Mes Twenty second street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-28
DERFECT FITTING
l. COATS, VISITS AND PAYTALooNs,
GEnRlIE IalN

Tailor and wooien Draper,
Respectfully informs has public that he has
leased AT cheap rent favorable the house and
ib9 Broadway three doors below side OF brand
street. Having also completed the alterations and
improvements those premises the alorng business has
been transferred from HE residence " Am street the
desirable and convenient location together with
tire stock OF valuable cloths cassmeres vssngs
and article OF recent importation suitable Tor fashion
able tailoring business and will be sold unprecedented
ducton from former charges
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-28

DRyaSrs NrSsrRErs
I'D nechanics Hall. ia Broadway abovr Grand street.
Monday, M.rrh ~ snd every nigh, tins week.
DAN bryant will dance his inimtshle plantation
FS~EscE Of Old vfRGfNNY
SnfrEE nETHIQPE lni-r.ger.e.i wlh sgnscsli,esL 80.
CAPPED CHINAMFN.
JERRY. MIL snd DAN BRYANT In new features
agGi, "a ococh Tek-ts Is neoen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-28

DY JOSEPH HxGEM AGE sALk-os
ID Nonday March - O'Clock \ NJ al NO. iireyaoF
pl.cs Teah street Household frnitare
rosewood parlor furniture. hrecsel etegrrc centrs
tEsle velvet tapestry carpet wnfos curtains ard ntsur~s
oil painting marine yev, two chandelier extension table
eoxs buresus bedseads chr-. ingram carpets olron.
beds and bedding crookery and kehcn furunue cAtsio
q sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-28
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY, MARCH 2, 1858.


A CADEsN % srsIc -IEoAoRA
a f-'e"'' w. - Z 1 a. 'sRrassr
prov 10 h~r d-p0tlrv = su-Te
MOS rosi'i'sl -, s.s.' ", az -, = a. ..,.s.
Fr-s aisss Of "a "A ~. is.Aa sVsrss
TIE rrsc.. - .dus N H. ~ regular oss. az they
have sees .l~s5s NJ tusss RECKONING y. piedle
As n, lnesee.-s Ire~. ~n hssAsrssd 40 osssr oPsrs
Ills ssLK 0T ss,rs vox rroSoRA
"a r.as a. ~ sss ss.ss gu
soS 81 is%ii, ss..: sss. .asrsl-s.s.. = ssS.
Season Of i.i.s,g- ~ Tisss rs.p-cifay announces
masi foSiffvu.Y crosr on rurxsDAy NEXT.
a. some g ae ar'sa Afv Appearing IN osher e'asA -
Mr. riim~s ssnssassa q A. am. nns i,si
yssr- vii ool. sPr.sr ,As- srs-- Amsrcs sfrs
In consequence Of ihs.s .s..nssm-an
Mil Ses gwen ss fiji iss as s 70 fsa.s r.
ssssn r,ii e.o.s WIN t.ssr.s epsr. snssi sr son
only ball on rg soss,, A! ,n S.u,,.
The only nights OF fr,'. it.l.n eg.r.d
aud tAs A. sirmJ
Of Music viii aprrOrrssiy -ha uisu,e 70 nsricAa
In the Italian aneuase q ~ s,sna opera N ioar Ae'
The hrs technically TrHaa ossrs az hr asAoal
naly adapted 90 sng-h -ords wih sl-- % proving ae
ali the requirements ar.InN ssa produced With
eminent success IA fhiladelphs.
New York Acadsmy Of Muse The work OF an kmerssn
poser and thus IN messurc rn .ie prA-ng au nposed
Words ~ - Rrry yu.'c ~ W. " wy
Montavo noo!eman. .rsnor '.asicr
Alierez agenteran. -rnor nsrsin
iSoDoIa daughter o, yasor Nine IA Orange
Mariana, sister JUNO. Nine ID Angr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-28

no SPRING srRrEr-cI.AfRvOyAwca -sxa svy
IlV Noys, NE ~"s, ssrc.ssful met,~.l sna eas~~~
tiarvoyant IN AG~rics. Cunsss1sn~ busne.s
absent Trends loss rrvp~ssy Ae snf ~~~fssn p~Y
Gray hsr rss'ored " Ne orisinsl euinr suheu' -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-28
INSTRUCTION.

CADEsy 90 PENMASsHiP AND BooKKEEPISG.
~ ~ RrsdvAy, curner ~ frantin sfreet-fhe suh-cr
~ pups daily. cd and young tor class
private insruciiun. surccss guaranteed " al.
OLIVER n. GOLDSMITH.
A NoUNs LADY. VINO Was EDUCATED IN PARIs.
Ms drsruts ~ n private family -
sirurtinn IN IL German and frrneh languages would
yreier susfon usveng comp anion .brp@ who're Der
Gus fceons wou1 b. ~ srIvcr Apph W }. n YAKIMA,
% iabrriy street from a n to5P.M
a a. WRITING CLAss-sR DoiREAR. 90 BROAD
"A wlA private cl.<s Monday. ~ bali prise.
"a guaranfrrs - slltaeas trembling
had rvr eeranL rspd business ~ys reuiirm-o
fashionable Fngtsh hand b lstss f0ar o. seais
cant. tocsscspinE sic
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-28

E,Rr~CH LANGUAGR-rROf. n. LAGROTx GOV.
il unues lhrrouEh snd elrieni nsrurtnn IN he
Frvrch lanruage 20 laara and gruienen. isdes' day
Glasses hs9uurrs advanced schults
fusa n sentlrmenn NE evening Terms
So per quarter. Aisa private lesnans Cnder Mons.
4. ~ uuYu from " uut@ .t~uascay eNercised r
lndoatted r~ferftce. gwen. Afply Tie
mems a Broadway, froH ~. - ie. ocioes A NJ 90 fon
stolof.N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-28

A UsTRALfA PIONEER LINE-ESrABLTsfED 1851
IA Carrying the United States mails.
Sailing positively the day advertised.
The enc Sewburyport built clipper ship LYRA,
tons register, Cheever, master
rapidly hosdnr pier East river and VIII be des
patched for Melbourne direct on April l.
The A clipper bark
NATANLAS, as register, Bckfort mase<,
s lc.dHg per as North and Will sail FOR sydney d.
reel on Thursday. April Is.
Thee shlps have and Accommodations
fur both IRE AMI second cabin passengers.
fcr freigh; or passage apply On board, or 20
n W CAmhRUN, Nc. Bowling Green.
Sgh hls for sale and ash advances made consgn
Consgnees In Australia, Messrs. Wilkinson Brothers
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SHIPPING.

rIEAT REDUCTION or FARk TO EuROPE
VI FROM pgT TO re sss voKx rRos
SOUTHAMPTON, gsyRE soSraAnfror, aAvns Q
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bourne Australia with ant he vii A1
~ AMI upwards GOD ami silver watches lew
slry dAmouda slkf and all kinds OF personal properly
~shlng part with ae he viii pay cash
rold and silver bpgn ne hgbesf Tor cash r~
naaager r. n. nv BARE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-28

L,ANiIN RokRnINg SCHOOL A LADY WISHES 10
frw shiifrrn under Tho ~ ~ to educate
And hoard E,ery sitsn'ton oil b. rsgn er eaucson ard
uofas and paine spared IN msss hetr home agreeable
M nbef hniiied FERNS moderate indouhird reference
rvsn. for fnfber psicuiars address Madam DsV Hersf
"A.
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UCIIUN NOTICE-I. ROg ART arCTisNtkk "A
"A :. BU1AEf.-Nonlsy .Nh rf sFc.o-k III 90. srce
Wch sTeet E.0rgEngc safe % s'l cuassiag
one bsy horse iack brse ol rs. too ~
sale ,nAhLhs y. wa1TS suarne, Cor mgic.ges.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-28

IrxECUToR'S SALE on PIANOS AND FURNITURE
~ This day Monday ~ ~ O'Clock, NJ aG fultsn street,
bcokyn two pianos An m shog.ay dressing burcsus one
rosewood st.fefe, mnhogny hedseads, Two nah bgsn,
WARDROBE sofas chairs three per Rlasses two bookcsAes
centre beH wash stands rockers. olsrer Two extension
tAbea, hair mattresses kitchen furniture A.
PEEL 4 COLE Ancioneers.
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III American .rtis.s annual ale Of orig
ns al ard water coior paintings anu cravings
The works OF J. y henset, u. Nhe, " Doughty. James
grupsey, g. l. Brown Lilly n Spencer, W N Brown. j.
NcEnce, W Hart A. n. shuuck, W l.. Sontsg, - " Csr-
ser barley. Williamson, Msi;erson lnnan q "A. Hail
A. hill ,olernan odde, usyerhouse, helf, Won Bees,
Pine a. N. HAIR, Blonirl Bellows Blsuveit Newerton,
Bouiee Moran Loonis kiechsrt ~ q. Johralu, ingram,
Btevoar asin, Mrieh an Marley an utheIs, 10 be
April FRIDAY. April . Al II O'Clock each day, their
gallery Is between tine and Cedar
they Willie exhibition Aondy Arh inst. until days OF
sale vi g catalogue.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-06-11

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BrcuS,S. Tho following is from tho
Washington correspondence Of the FEeder-
ick.burg tya) News. We are inclined TO
think that the writer is considerably more
than half right,
Washington, May 90. Somcof oldMr
Buchanan's friend, are quite CALLED at tho
way in which 1, is shown he is lei by a fcw
persons. The difficulty into which he sot
himself with Forn,y arose purely out Of
fear the old gentleman had tia, people would
think Forney wa, leading him by bis uo.e
Forney's friends though, he ought to - IN.
q the Cabinet. lie deserved 10 doso. III
part he took IN h,lpHg Forrest along 'rihLu
droroe. do,rs hor important be ,r0uH har,
ban ,r.h ,uoi an administration. But the
report go, abou, that old Mr. buchanan
was the tool Of Forney, and 50 poor Forncy
20, thrown oyerboari-snd Sliiell took iho
reins. The old gentleman thought DO was
getting the bit out Of bis mouth, whereas
he was only getting another driver on tho
scat. The great trouble with old Mr.. Ba.
chanan is that he lacks decision Of character.
The only cases in which he acts with fru.
ness and temper are those where he thinks
persons suppose he is influenced by Others.
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MoRE wAsTuuLSEss. The new Custom
House at Portsmouth, n. ii. is one Of the
corrup, jDbs which are getting quite too
common. Already Sl3S.OOO have been
appropriated for it, and it will cost S2Oo''
600 at least when completed. The entire
custom receipts at Portsmouth will never
half pay the interes. on this amount; a
small room for $50 annua! rent would have
Afforded ample Accommodations for the irow-
sy officers to do nothing aud draw their sal
are. in. Last year the whole value Of
goods paying duty entered a, Portsmouth
was only Si2GI. Making a very liberal
estimate, cay ten per cent. duty the revenue
from that source would be less than St2j.
To Collect this petty SUN. not onIr s2Oo,-
600 building i. to b, provided, but twenty.
one stalwart Buehanlers are kept at an
expense to the public Of between $500 and
$4,000. Howell Citizen.
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The Vote on Monday.

As was generally expected, the vote, on
Monday, was not iull. Ii being generally
understood that ths friends Of License would
not vote, many temperance men did not
come out, who would have voted had they
felt that there was necessity for their action.
The Daily Advertiser estimates that the vote
for the Law Of 1853 is 35,OOO.-oppo.ed,
about 1000. Il is well known that the
whole object Of submitting tho prohibiory
law 70 the people, was to allow them to
vote ii down, II they desired to dOso. Ample
opportunity has boon given them, and but
1000 have ayailcd themselves Of the priyi-
lege. With so slight an opposition the
friends Of temperance may well DO cneour-
aged in the hope thata public scniimen,
now exists favorable to temperance reform,
and that much good may be accomplished.
We give the vote in a few places, from which
tho vhnle vote NAV A, cairui,,e1.
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government We 90 further. unless party
does this 1t deserves to be irowned down by
every CHRISTIAN patriot in the country. The
black democracy. in its bold and open adj
vOeaey Of slavery and intemPerAnSe' has
outraged tho grca, moral and religious sem
timent Of the country. For this reason
alone. il ha. been and still is opposed 10y
thousands and ten. Of thousands. Christian
men. moral men. conscientious men. are
every day getting their eyes opened to the
great moral dstormities Of this party.
Thousands have ALREADY LET, /, in disgust.
and thousands more. as they learn - base
in6d-lity. will abandon 10 be struck down
by the vengeance Of heaven. God reigns
no, only IN the armies Of heaven, hut upon
earth among the children OF them. He
vengeance i, certain to be poured out upon
a party that sroa. a, his supreme authority
and openly set. hrs sovereign laws at dGaucc