The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-16

aes of hin srrumsnt end sess bic devotion 10 Tie South
By ths snuscasioa q principles which w reoegnse ne
~ - C"n3d.s~ ior ne sssnCv Vhsn
We afrm Of ths speech that equally strengthens hi
position N the South and hs claims upon The democracy.
This exceedingly significant, and hvors strongly ne
Mes Of sconossson OF precedence By Hunter 70 his ally
in all the chances Of the coming contest Or il may b
that hic the inaugural Of this grand coalition scheme
designed foreshadowng Of the future course Of tha
paper, well hint 70 Hunters friends 70 embrace
Breckenridge In their support and advocacy Of Presiden
tia asprants ,aiies precisely with my information on
This head and no less s6nincant with reference 10 The
neoeniy which gave rise TO this coalition
In this connection, too, the advent OF John NJ Daniel
late Minister Turin, take charge Of the ESamine, Of
this city, may be set down exceedingly portentous
Not long ago his continuance that mission was looked
upon q certainty the whole influence Of the Virginia
cess a. was generally supposed The necessity ior his
presence here growing out Of this coalition doubtless,
some degree accessory H. for report ha. Il that init
mate friend Of enc Of the Cabinet members an active as
tSI s y
was supposed that the OF personal abuse and
rbadyy in the conduct Of our newspapers had passed
away with tho kansfer OF John Daniel 10 Turin but
be revived again with the return Of that gen.
ueman to bis old vocaon. 10 In this connection alone
that he acquired Whatever reputation he enjoyed and
even In this he lacked the merit originality, for IL
matter OF notoriey that most NJ least good many, Of
me articles parporang % nave come from n@ were ps
brought 70 light by Wig Of this city, and considering
the source whence the plagiarism was made--no other
this country might we'll be presumed that was less
scrupalous in stealing from sources not 80 familiar That
reference 70 less familiar productions offering better
guarantee against detection, no one ever Doubted he
was regarded, in Short a. the greatest plagafst OF his
day. imagine he win find Richmond pretty hot place
on his returnmore 20 than when he left by a. least
What likely 70 be the effect OF this ooaltonP 20 se
Virginia for Wise beyond all hazard WhateverDury
could result 70 him single handed conflict with Hunter,
nSSS 'ss can % .s 70 Ssssn
ridge. say 70 Breckenridge, for the weight OF pre-
sumption regards the terms OF the coalition 30 far as
they have been revealed tends 10 favor that Idea The
people Of Virginia not chaes 10 be bought and
sold ct the will Of politicians Moreover, they could not
be induced 10 for any outside or the State Ia
ference TO wse for Independent of state pride which
s their distinguishing feature they have no less strong
sr motive to restrain them IN the high esteem in which
past And what with reference to the positions Of himself
and Hunter they stand in Virginia. 1t Is enough
70 say, and do 80 from the very best data, that the me-
cessty for this coalition produced by Hunters despe
rate condition, reflected the prevailing tone vito
elected, whoever he may be- and then doubts viii no
longer exist with reference to the rsstve strength of both
Another effect Of this coalition will be to remove the
silly objection therefore, advanced thst the selection Of
Wise in preference 70 Hunter would lead 70 division ia
claim to Breckinri1ge removes this objection, which
would be unienable under any circumstances,
bis Influence for sno,oer 10 every view Of this cosoa
it's efe, will be TO strengthen Mr.. Wse for he be-
fore the Convention with Virginia as unit for him
The times bode anything but amoug the editorial
rserpy With tho accession Of Daniel 70 the corps editorial
shall have five political editors In this city, ALL With the
exception Of hessrs and Wise, OF the Enquirer
antsgopistc the poles and rather becose rne bat
tie for the succession would seem, will be fought here,
ss Of s e %
years TO pistols and coffee viii be the articles most
In requistion among aud this delicious dish ~ doubt
less be served up besmes With little savory Of hstcaog
Your correspondent will duly noe all the events ha trans
pire ut the entertainments and furnish fun list Of the
names OF the guests We snail have two meusgerie
hibioDs (plepty material here for them) but the dan
ger win be that the lion (wlse) may get loose aud II
Witnessed. He at present at Aocomsc, process
OF training. In all, likely 10 have suoh diversity
OF smuseneuts city the Union s capable OF fur
nishing
RIonoSp, Va, August IL, 1855
Important Statistics Of the Tobacco Trade Of Rie.mond
shOoirg tie oho,e AMOUR, Of Manufactured Tobacco En-
ported from the Dock, in Sairiry Vessels, for Toelcs
Months, ending soth june, 1858; as also Amour, Er
ported By Steamers 20 Nsw York. PAadelphia and Bal
tore for Sir Months ending 500 June lat; together ih
ne amount Of Manufactured and Leaf Tobacco Exported
10 Foreign Countries for Toelve Months ending
period the amount Of Tobacco Inspected in Richmond dc
have prepared for the HERALD the following important
statistics Of the tobacco trade Of Richmond showing the
whole Of manufactured tobacco exported from the
dock In sailing vessels for twelve months ending Soth
juno last, the amount exported by steamers 10 New York.
and Baltimore for months, ending II the
same period together with the amount OF Manufactured
and leaf tobacco exported 10 foreign countries aud the
quantity OF tobacco inspected In Richmond for the year
ending 3oth June last also the quantity inspected In
the whole state for months ending the LIST These
viii be found OF considerable importance 10 the
cal readers OF the HERALD a,d especially those OF them
engaged In this trade This Is the nrst exhibit Of the kind
yet published;-
AMOUNT or MANUFACTURED TOBACCO rrPoRnp IN SAILING
vssskls IRON InE DOCK IN ms cur POE SIX MONIES,
JAN. l, 1855
Six months ending June boxes. 81 ,es2
January..,..s... ss.s...''ss'.ss's'..s'.'. z'Ils
bcoruary s.'''sss.ss'ssss'''... 800
hNcn ..sss....'..sss..ss.ss.s.... o,1W
nWH ''s'''''s''s's''s''''''' $500
NAY. s.ss,,.s,s.s...s.. eizyz
--23,lib
For year ending June 30, 1865 6O,427
AMOUNT OF MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
wBARvrs srxAsxRs 10 NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND
nAIuxoas FoR SIX MONTHS, ENDING JUNE 30, 1858.
N,Io York Philadelphia baltimore
Bczes Bor>s. Bor>r
January. .......... 2,ls2 lao 2,iso
February. ........ 36l1 2,s31 2,sl2
March. go. ....Ioael tgx s,oto
APRIL ....s...s..... hivso ssoos 800
May. 12,I1g 3ssoI s,5s3
Juae. ..lSzH S,ou iV,'so
Total. .53,6l5 1890 1882
AMOUNT or MANUFACTURED EXPORTED TO roRyIcy
coUsrprss July i, 1851, 10 Jrtf 1, 1883
For quarter ending sept 30, 1857 e123
10 DO. Dec. 81, 1851 .it,sT8 |
For ak months, from ssn 1885, 10 LIST July last oas5