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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-16

and wltshire) the most degraded, poor stupid,
brutal and hcen,ous creatures ths& We saw tho king
DOM We told that they Of the purest Saxon
blood, indeed, indicated by the frequency of blue
eyes and light hair among them but did not In Ire
land, or In Germany, or In Frauce-uor did see
MaIays men whose tastes were ruch mere instincts
whoee purpose Of life aud whose mode Of life were 30
low 80 like that Of domestic animas altogether as these
farm abOreTs
~ was greatly pained, mortified and ashamed Of old
Mother England In acknowledging this, and the moro so
that found SO few Epglshmen who realized IT, or wno
realizing II, seemed TO feel that any but God wnh his
laws Of population and trade at all accountable for
IT, Even most intelligent aud distinguished radical,
whom alluded TO this element part Of the character
Of the country, In replying TO certain very favorable
comparisons he had been making OF England with other
countries said I'VE are not used TO regard that class
In for ming judgment OF national character. Add yet
suppose that class larger in numbers than any other
in the community Of Eogland."
Mr.. Olmsted is now Superintendent OF tho Central
Park and his testimony presume, will not be ques
toned by any one. Let Us, then cease 70 tannt the
South as the centre Of all that is vile and corrupt owing
10 is system Of slavery with this picture or he present
condition OF England before
Without slavery, we here find more degraded cond
ton Of the laboring popnstion tnan, according to Mr.
Qlnsted, can be found III any country he has seen.
The North has quite enough 70 do TO take OF her
evils and dangers, while thr South Justly says che
has not nteriered in any way with internal affairs
Trusting that the pres.nt excitement will lead ult
mately TO union Of ali parties both North and South,
who sincerely desire the Of glorous
comfture Of the traitors who would overthrow It, have
the honor, sir, TO subscribe myself JUsTIrA
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
BosroN, Jan. Q, 1860
read the HERALD, and feel deep interest in the dig
cussion OF the slavery question: and admire your articles
this subject. Allow to suggest you will dnd
very powerful Arguments in "Colmans Practical Agrcu
ture,' published in 1856, by J. C. Derby, New York
Colman native Of Massachusetts,. He was sent out
to Europe by the National Agricultural Society Of the
United States and think Massachusetts aided him pecu
niarily He gives reliable report VI the condition OF the
agricultural population OF Europe which, cont with
expresses II, that slavery benign institution Some
extrsc. from at the present time will do good For iu
stance, in vol page So audmg To tho gang syste in
Of lC0 Of the grs become prostitutes Their wsgs
a mere pttauce, &c. In vol 2, page 57s, ha says,
South Carolina slavery as far as the physc comfor Is
OF the aborer concerned has many advantages
this " LECrOR
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The Late Capture OF the Slave Yacht
Wanderer.

We have received letter from Mrs. Dresser, OF Bruins
wick, Me- stating in emphatic terms that tho adven-
turous individual late in command Of the slave yacht
wanderer, who represented himself Lncola Pat
ten, of Bath, Me-, and subsequently alleged by par
ties pretending 10 kuowfhim, to be Captain Dresser,
Of Brunswick, Me-. not her husband but impostor
Our information as to the identity Of the individual
toned in article few weeks ago, derived from
first class nrm in this city, and they assured,
guided by other than the pures motives to
the ends Of public justice gave information There
has evidently been confusion Of facts in this case,
Mrs. Dresser In her letter. admits the truth Of ccrtain
allegations In former article Without the slightes
desire TO wound the feelings Of friends homes
captain, absent a legitimate voyage, would
recommend suspension Of puouc opinion until the mat
Dresser that ber husband has been in this city
period Of ten years. in New Orleans the past four
years.
A poor, brainess fellow who edits paper at the tail
end Of the United States gets terribly wrathy about
article, and gets or the following lucubraton in regard
toit:-
"some miserable fool has set story aoat that one Of
our own citizens by tho name Of Dresser. s captain of
the yacht Wandercr. sufficient say that there
not word of truth in the statement The poor crea
ture imposed upon the Portland Argus, In sending
animal enough to be born with ears, they ought to be
croppeo," , ,,,nr ,,o .,ou.
with the statements reiterated, that Captain Dresser
Of this town. captain OF the Wanderer, and hal been
engaged in the slave trade. This demands that should
treat the matter In q little style. We will
choke that lie, at all events. CAPTAIN Gilman Dresser,
whom the paragraph REFERS has been at home since the
fret Of November and sailed only last week in large Ship
from Portland to New Orleans. He has had to
do with the Wanderer than with the In the moon
and here believes that he had the least
necon with the slave trade.
eve observe that OF the New York papers has long
article purportng TO give account OF the OF
Captain Dresser, all or nearly all of which is the meres
fancy. Come, gentlemen, lie now about captain from
other State Three OF have had stand their
hand and that is quite enough
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Our New Mexico Correspondence.

NEboLLhiA, ~ d DeC lo iooe.
Melting Of The Territorial Assembly -Inasion Of Sonora
Norol and Social improvement Of the Territory, dc.
The time for the meeting of the Territorial Assembly
being hand The representatives from the various
tics Fastening to the seat Of government As
that have have any idea Of what business will be
transacted cannot give you any general idea Of tho
probable proceedings It is the general opinion that
nothing Of importance will be done.
Numerous afoat concerning the raising Of
volunteers for invasion Of Sonora and Chihuahua also
reports as the Of United States troops In
that direction These reports not generally credited.
Capt Bias Lucero, the veteran captain OF the Spies,
IL Is thought will organize a company Of rangers
The new officials projects, aica,de, aguaccs, &c,
elected last September, playing the very mischief
with unlicensed groggcries and general dealers. Mum.
hers Of wbskey merchants and kDcx knack sellers have
been arrested and nned much 70 their SURPRISE and il
may Re TO their ediicatton.
There have been no murders lately, very unusual
thing; In fact the country seems 10 be improving In
morals Business is remarkably dull, and but little
money In circulation. Drafts heretofore eagerly sought
after, are disposed OF with great difficulty.
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WHITE SLAVERY IN ENGLAND AND BLACK
SLAVERY AT THE SOUTH.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

NEw YoRE, Jan. ~, 1850.
In these days OF abolition discussion and excitement
hink would be well to look occasionally 70 other coun.
res and their condition in reference to evis which
charged by fanatics as arising from lc system o slavery
In Frederick Law onatcds book, entitled "wliks aui
Tahs of Au American Faymer IN Eosiand p ch lp.er oy
page 275 lrd tie following passags:'Ths abo1ers 10
th45 part Of England dereford, Monmouth, Gloucester
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nrrnklyn Guy News.

CouyJERsEn BnIs "A isrge number OF counterfeit tvo
dollar bills on the wsnsutta Bsnk, O; Fall RIVER, Msss
circulated about tho city saturday night. Two
young nsrn named I'll Standsh and ". j. Eley were ar
restei by the police the charge OF aeuptGg 70 pass
tss Of the denomination, and were committed to
answer.
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baron) the EnglAh dIpofnatst who wn represent Tie
British government at the Paris Congress-, born IN
London In the yesr 1904 and N Of Lord Wellesley,
brother OF the Duke Of Wellington. This nobleman who
present the English Ambassador 10 Paris has repre-
sented bis country In nearly all the courts Of Europe He
commenced bis diplomatic In the year 1924 an
aac at VIENNA then al the Hague and in 1882 be be-
came Secretary Of Legation at Stuttgart Al tho end Of
1885 he removed Constantinople, and
raj occasions called upon drec the embassy In the ab
Of Sir strsford Canning.
In 1s4s, LJrd oowiey who assumed this name the
death OF his father which occurred in the previous year.
hrd 10 conduct On Minister Pleppotentiary SwtDer
land, very delicate negotiations which concerned
the tranquility Of ncghborng Sats, and had W bs pre-
en- q special mission Frankfort, wbore the con-
stituent Assembly held their sessions In 1851, no was
accredited by his COVE ncnt 10 the Germanc Cnfsdcrs
ou contributed ny hs couuscs and his iriusDce 70
the establishment, Of The stou quo In Germ my. On
the acoessi51 OF Napoleon tie Third to the throae sp
pchIed 20 itc govcEnet o Lord DERBY that tnefo was
fitting person than lord Cowcy 10 prepare ths
bsses OF du:a alliance between France and England,
ard with ,s view ne scBt 10 place Lord Sofman-
by m Ambassador Paris N 1552 He represented EGG
and in conjunction VITA Lo Clarendon, IN the cNnyress
which took p;ao" IL that cspna the 18th OF February,
1855. lord Cowlay is attached 70 the loera psciy.
yoss wopgiousE.
This nobleman has been telo ciel assst at The Con-
gress the second representative Of Great Britain. He
peer Of Er gland and third baron, and born In
Lcnoon in the year 1925 Alter having completed his
studies College and the University Of Oxford he
was married to the eldest htcr Of the Count Of Care
and ock The vacant seat Of his father IN the Hnss n
Lords thai rebienisn having died "a the year 1s9@as
socp be ssnoi t requ ID age n 16l7. His oulnionn
are Nase " the rn5Gerae wlige aud concilatcrs He
was Under Secretary tho Minister Of Foreign Affairs
from December 1882 and n Jay, 1855, Lord Pamerston
appointed him to 80 to Russn in the quality Of Aniss
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STATE OF THE UNION.
7sclAL REPORTS TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

he Question Of the Day a. Considered in Massa-
husetts Sentiments Of Lowell on the John
Brown ~ .d-Helper's Book Among tho Factory
People -Paueity o. Southern Orders in Roston-
The Negro a. He il Understood by New Eng
landers-The Irrepre@ibls Conflict in the En-
pire state-The Ensuing Presidential Contest
The Republicans in Trouble at General scott's
Nomination,
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