The New York Herald Newspaper, December 29, 1852, Page 4

ing all members to - aon th dered f (The Rew Admintstraton—Jts Poltey, Demee- . (Cae questa ss dias rien, during the remainder ~ the and Foreign. 4 ? 4 Jest new the clouds are beginning te clear away aad te cesion. Lot Mr. 8. adhere to this rule, herison, and wo get a few gliepsse of Hight from the sup of democracy rising io the After twe or three inefloctual attempts to got a quo- of yum te vote upon a resolution to facilitate the | Bast ‘Tho telogreph brings us daily intelligence makbeg of reports from committees, the body ad- the great and important movemen's ‘aking place in Congresemon Cabinet of General Pierce. jommned. Buxperience proves that oan reference to the futuro ever make wp their minds to work till af:er the Now light rhines in upon our bewildered optice holidays; therefore it would be of material advan- from Wasbing*on, now from Boston, and now frr 5 TD Baw Rovre 70 18 Ps-5,0 _ by 9 reforensd to steomer Albatre: iN Yosve this pore naxt week for Vera Orr), direot. It ie understood that this is the pion’ oy steamer of the company formed te carry Out ''ee grants made to Colonel Ramsey by the M rican government, for the transportation of all foreign wile seross the territory of that republic. The mails ean be transported by land from Vera Crus te the port of Acapulco, a distance of four ' hundred and fifty miles, in threo days, and thus tbeirmodinated “atuas to she very artéal move made by Prezzo tm Bemeen..;Geuora) Pieres’s stateoman- ship will therefer-, probably be brought into active operation om 1/415 jeqpartent question, and we have Be doubt b', will shew himself equal te any omer S°RCY tans may arise. His poticy, and that of the 8 pératio party, favor the sentiment 01 anncretion, abit wust be annexation of an honorabic stamp— net that of invasion or Silibusteriem. Cubs, Mexico, and Canada, must all so ¢r of Bee can | team eA ef te Concord, as we read of the big guns of the’... AR TICULARL' BS qeettige ene dar ene came co Se Wademe XVM... ccs ep: eoneeee eevee NO. SOLd —————e——————— AMUSEMENTS 34IIS EVENING. BOWERY THEATER, Bowery.—Sienan» 1I—Boun ree biesnrecmcchies ax tucvemn BIBLOM, Proadway.—Maszrrs. tage te their constituents if the time of meeting wae changed from the first Monday in Decomber te the second Monday in Janusry. Under the preseat system, the members generally receive one month's salary each, for literally doing nothing Nothing definite has yet been received as to who bas been clected te the United States Sonate by the Nerth Carolina Legislature, although the proba- bility ie that General Dobbin has-at last been eboren, notwithstanding the previous oppomtion of i General Saunders. From Nerfolx we have a brief aecotnt of the wreek and total lese of the British steamer Moun- taineer, bound from Liverpool for this port. She cratic party being in turn closeted in trier 4y ehit- chat with the President elect From 0)” 4045 little manifestations, however, wo are 9). t fern some conjecture of the line of policy “ayeh will be apt to @istinguieh the Cabinet of General Piereo; and for the publie information W4 Will advert to some of ite leading features. The incoming sdvsinistrations of General Franklin Pieree, which a few mont'ss mere will seo inau- gurated, will have imposed upon it some of the most serious questions an“s responsibilities that have ever engaged the atterstion of our government; and on the good sense, high statommanship, reso- later form pert and pareel of the Aweric’.q repub lie; but te produce thie result, it meets nt to en gege in & public or private war of tepine and spo- Hiation. If Mexteo selicits for admission into the American Unien, the impediments cast in the way by all the deepote of Barepe will not frighten a democratic government from a faverable coneidera- tion ef this demand; and so aleo with Canada, whea the time comes for the severance of her connection with the mother country. Spain may still for a short time retain tho last of her colonial posses sions; bus Juba, despite of all foreign hostility. must inevitably belong to the United States, either through a voluntary purchase from Spein or through effect ao saving of half the distance on the Pacific ocean, Gotween Panama and San Francisco’ Those gentlemen now speak confidently of tranemetting Jetters between New Orleans and San Francisco ia thirteen days. as coon as their arrangemente are | perfected, whieh they hope to ascomplish in the course of next month Oa the supposition that mails can be oszried from San Fravcisco to Aeapal- co in seven days, and io six days more to New Or- leans, the telegraphic wires will be oxtensivoly used im transmitting intelligence from New York to Califorvis. Arp ven Mapztma — Woe have received five dol- | Sele rhesemen LYUTREL, Printers, Maidon lane. A New Fests Warning—tlentiomen wins FR ie wi sch clecete cy eee at? Sowa nd Felts Sanihw GREEN'S, ‘Not neces Moses, Btariomers, sad hh bensecre, en, villages, f other erticlen suitable for ‘taclichmoct Call engl: i Saas THEATRE, Chambers streot.—P ‘ Jnte baring, and ur flinching fidelity of the new xation, We have only to wait until the Buro- “ ‘i ‘ lly imrites, these aedoveenteenree Muatinane Warren. “"® | struck, on Christmas day, = fow miles south e President and his Ca pinet, will depend some of the ren fe kd ri pu ohved in pes lave for the distressed islanders of Madeira It was is ae oe —— Carritack inlet. Fortunately, no lives were lost. ik 0 ie Which humanity te pean continent fs gain tnvo war and ¢m | sent tous by Mr. John Sly. Wo would be glad to irom his large sad elogams etek _Zgpromay THMATRE, Chatham stroet—Tus Berr7102 | Portions of a wreck, euppoted to have belonged to | &APdest isue ‘which humanity is eoneerned. | fict, and all her transatlantic possessions will assert sleeve, hand- ras Heonwaynar—Myvore Liny. WALLACK’S, THEATRE, Broadway.—Monmive Ca. 4 CnavTm—s Disnea~iversarove Raprriwes—Onty ‘WHITE'S SUBATRE OF VARIETIES, 17 and 19 Bowe- = an Panw-Wno Sreaus Piner——Foary AEBRIC, = ms Ps! FF ein ~Ameeneen and Bvening—Gan MALL ARS BALOON, 88° Brondway.—Nnonomancy. apo ant f mio 58% Broadway. MagenoaDWaY.—Msenamroat Buuprrron. ANVARD's PANORAMA OF ; principles on which our constitution is based, | General Pierce. It will be seen from perusal of | Will Mr. Postmaster Hubbard look after the con | assortment ot kid gloves, and the new. wi rsciio Ganierrs uonoranca meres | TTY Te “Tohn A Dix ist ovontng dlivered an | "intimidated by dorptio power brosd, and ua: | thie batch of correrpnndence that diferent writers | tractors Epes tonal 2 ‘ entertai ferent as 6 men who oug! SOE hn , 1 Nasewe vtreet, haitiniers Sixnseraca opto me q 1 At the Institute, Bowery, | *78¥¢d by corrapt influences at home. ‘Tre Orana Bxcrrauent —The Brosdway was full last {pee Rrmovias Bomerhecays |S nen ualh Att Shrue cen ae ‘apon the fadustriai | _ The taak before our new chief megistrate is traly | to compose the administration of the ineomiog Pre- | sis, Temi bo fall every mluht. Albvnl and Sontag _ GUROUE, 87 Bowery.—Eauarraian Bereararvanvrs, the bark Hollander, from Boston for the East In- dios, wore disoovered on the 24th ult , in lat. 41 5, Jon. 25 10. Cotton has declined one-fourth to three clghths of a cont sines tho roceipt of the news by the steamer Oanads. There was some speculative feeling in vof- fee, yesterday. In consequonee of recent advices from Rio, the market beeame active, and free sales wore made at nine to nine and a half cents. The market for breadstuffs, owing to ita being in the holidays, with high freights and. later foreign news expeeted, wae less animated, especially for flour. Classes, which, in consequence of the crowded state Net only are the hopos, trusts and aspirations ef the American p‘,oplo centred im the reprosentative of the demecsatic principle whom they have cle vated to the 'sighest office of the State, but te the same point ‘aro alse directed the sympathies, the anxious der‘fros, and the earnest hopes of the op- pressed persple of evory nation on the European con- tinent. General Pierce, we doubt it not, fally realizes ‘the magnitude of the position he is #0 soon to oceuyy, and is resolved in advance % bring to the porfermance of his duties an undeviating reso- Jution to carry out, boldly and enorgotically, the a hereulean one, and it behoves him to be well pre- pared for the struggle. The domestic policy of the their independence, and seck the prowctien of this republie. Bueb, wo doubt not, will be the eleva'ed policy of General Pierce, beth in regard to domestia and fereign questions; and we anticipate from it a career of greatness and prosperity to thie Union ‘wnprecedented in our past history. Opinions UPON THE CABINET OF GENERAL Prmace. —We publish in another part of this day’s paper, opinions from various quarters ef the Union, in refe- rence to the composition of the future Cabinet of sident. Every one thinks his ewn friend the best, or, what amounts te the same thing, thinks him the yeceive any amount for those in neod of this money; but the best way is to send all contributions to Mesera. Boorman, Johnston & Co ; Mousars. March & Beason; George M Lewis, Eq , William Depew, Beq., of Now Yoru, and Messrs Robert Adams & o., of Philadelphia, who have been appointed to receive the same. Mar ABRANGEMENTS.— We received a lotter yoo- terday from one of our Washington correspondents, dated the 26th instent—three days on the road. Complaints are daily sent to us of similar delays on this short twelve hour route. Iv it not a shame? ‘are destined to create the greatest musical sensation that ‘we have ever bad in this city. 1 herohicia, veile berths per cent on the wu wi For the Holidays.,—Cloaks! Shawis} Furs!—Extreordin-ry bargains this week a6 the Pacis Mavtilis Bmp rium, S61 road way. Great clearance nuary. The 1m por om thelr origival cost in eonseqnence of p mente to comuenee on New Year's. 9° GEORGE BULPIN, 961 Broadway. Goode—A Rich Assortment of he voriety embraeos thé newest 0 manufecture. Holiday. ; itamWe have epened a large of oar columns, we shall not be able to present to x bei th ion of hi views. Th er Shaere eis ERI Pe ce ° will suit ‘ administration is hardly Jess important than its ox- st for the promotion of his own views. 080 wr puree, be it fab or lean, by the rea- our readers until our issue of to morrow. Oonventiow oF Rarrens —The quarterly meet- argo ‘sales room D 0 U B L E 8 H E E T £ Last evening Rev. William W. Patton, of Hart- | temal policy. The Angean stables of the demo- gentlemen ot8 ol) toga DRS, Tee ae cere ing of the Momechusetts Sp ritual Courentan wil be | Ja hiteet ee Tae da Bew York, Wednesday, December 29, 1952, ford, delivered the fourth of the series of popa- ler leotures at the Tabernacle, his subjec: being— cratic party are to be cleansed and purified from the corrupt influences which have aggregated therein. express the sentiments of a pretty large circle of their acquaintance ; but it roon enters their minds that thore are ether individuals just as patriotic as held to-day in the Masonic Temple in Boston, and will be continued two Holiday Preesnts —As a Musical Gift for the holidsys, we know of nothing moro desirable or appro- * The sterday, the Heroe: Fillibusteriem, in all its forms, is to be firmly grap- A Service of sil te, consisting of priate than one of 1. Gilbert & Co.'s unrivalled Malls for Europe. me the eae 7 kd b: a a de me pled with, and choked by strenuous measures. Tho | themeel whe entertain totally different viows, | rea aND COFFEE URN, MILK AND AUG mya Lobenere peients rich coskises etllite-wikemament on roee! on. "i . will be presen aD: an joe an 0. ‘2HR NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD. leat df tha Inthe wan ta he identity betw administration must thus evince to the world the | end whieh are equally entitled to the consideration | Tobie or defying descsiptior Ls aro invited te vall at TG, & Co.'s roome, Ne, S03 Breadway, ‘Se Cunard steamship Africe, Vaptain Harrison. will ‘Yeawe this port at neon to-day, for Liverpool. @ebeotiptions and advertisements for any edition of He Baw Yous Henarp will be received at the following Races in Europe:— BA Sandford & Co., London. ‘Wiltiam Thomas & Co., 19 and 21 Catherine street. Mivingston, Wells & Co., Paris. the heroes of one age and the martyrs of a previous one, and this in reference beth to science and poli- ties and religion. He illustrated his position by citing the case of the Jews and the prophets, and Christ himself, Roger Bacon, Copernicus, Galileo, Harvey, Jenner, Columbus, Hampden, Algernon Sidney, Baxter, Bunyan, Howe, Philip Henry, and the ether nonconformiste—the pilgrim fathors— sinserity of its determination to rospect tho rights ofnations, and prevent its own citizens from beoom- ing the armed and violent propagandists of repub- liean principles; while, at the same time, it must be no leas prompt to repel the advances of foreign powers on this continent, and stifle in their incep- tion all attempts to implant or perpetuate on Ame- rican soil the elements of European despotism. It of the President elect. Every one hasan axo to grind for himself; and the question is not whet maa will be most suitable for the offiee--who will discharge with the greatest ability and most fidelity the duties that devolve upon the department, and whe will reflect the mest glory upon the country, and most largely advance its interest!—it is not thie, but who will best exalt this elique, or that section, and de- i, Ahrough th ROBERY ELLER. t eo agency of hin miraculous gift o ~ Naini SECOND SIGHT. him, and a correct dosoription will f his mind over that of his ssolet- . an > DFOLDED. at 539 Broadway, commoncing at past 7 CHALLENGE OPEN TO ALL, ington National Monument.—- This pevimen of jonary art oan be seen for wo eorner of Anthony streets ORACE WATERS, Bole Agent, re il, all pure white Rings. from $'0 te $400. Enrvinge frou: $100 to S200 6 arrings from $400 to $700 ® paiz. % — Grorees trom $i to 050 enabe ‘The public mil Sad Te erectly to thele SAvaRbage ve eall ¢ public will fin atly vofore purcharir g slsewbore 6.0" abt, “ B, W. Revoll, 17 Rue de la Banque. George Washington, Fitch, Fulton, Whitney, Wil- | Will thus securo tho honor and respect of its own | Prees all otherst or who will most contribute to the Bee ae ereeeear atat Sain ceesea plone importer of Watshes nd Jo ralry, Whelesale 258 The Europeen mails will close at helf past ton e’eleok | berforee, Socrates, Wickliffe, Luther, Calvin, Whit- | citizens, no leas than that of foreign powers, and | *88randisement of certain individuals and their | whore is wapexeeuted —_ a Eee Qe morning. The Wexxiy Hrnsio will be publvbed | field, Wesley, Edwards, &o., &c. The moral he | this policy will eventuate still mero felioiteusly to | family connections? All there patriots regard the | a, wew Year's Present for your Wife, your | Holiday Presents —E. W. Vi Re ‘wt half past nine o'clock. ‘Single copies, in wrappers, sixpenee. ‘The News. By the arrival, last night, of the steamship Unele Bam, we have dates from California to the Ist inat., Being twelve days later than previonsly received. ‘Phe news by this arrival is not very important, save the announcement of the immense amount of gold Grew was, that future heroes were new suffering martyrdom at the hands of the present gencration, and were denounced as fanatics and innovators ; and that we eught, therefore, to be cautious in the jadgment we form of the men of the time, and to divest ourselves of all our prejudices when in the pursuit of truth. From the weck!y report of the City Inspsctor it appears that the number of deaths has exeecded the very people for whom our American filMbusteros express such sympathy. Therefore, let the prime effort of General Picrce’s home administration be to eradicate, once and forever, the spirit of fillibuster- ism which has of Jate becn such a bugbear to the Spanish government and such s text for the pious homilies of the London Times. Cotemporaneously with this extinction of the in- vading element in the public mind of this country, candidates who stand in the way of their friends as totally incapacitated for office, if not actual ene- mies of the country. Amidst these conflicting opinions and proferences and prejudices, Gencral Pierce has a very hard task to perform. It is quite clear that he cannot take into his cabinet all who are offered te him. There is room only for seven; and were there places for moro, General Pierce would, no doubt, be happy te will be your Je, 88 No. 363 trait by ROUT, dn his faa! y. Examine bis beantiful of whieh he Lass ohc ice variety. Brady’s Mintatere ta fine English gold lookete, : : Lockets and fancy rreotypes, put up ing, rings, xoze seals, ae vat ‘Also, rich and elogan fancy eases, of vations ee r machey peel ad tortoise shell, gallery, 205 Broad way. Taner saie'as bie not long volawe epectfolly invites the att: ntion of both ladiesend to his extensive ses rtment of Bohemian cuteologne bot! travolling 4: bere |, toot and ‘ivory aap Proket combs; et of Lubin’s @ ta, above Broome street. tracts for favoring lee ream. ust which is on its way to this city. Every mail | that of last weck by thirty-six. Thirty-nine have | the efforts of the government should bo direoted t> | Accommodate all his friends; but as it is, he is re- etna Bere ert Hey recta te ny a steamer which has left San Francisco for the past | died ef ecosumption, twenty-seven of convulsions, | the defeat of froo soiliem and abolitionlam, snd ae ‘te a oak} ‘i =r ea oT suse will | Mende Brethers—Pastsldn and London No-| New Year Prescsts<it you want te Sour or five months has,{singularly onough,:bronght | twenty-one of dropsy in the hoad, twenty-three of | Very other of those oliquiems which designing | that ova) senna Jalgmont Sa2) g00d Sense wi voltdes fer the holidays. Just roceived por Inet steamer, the | gont any ef your lady frience with @ handsome ha = hic! inflammation of the l iedveal eeu politicians foment to disturb the harmony and mu- | dictate Fortunately, he is not indebted to any | moor elegant asrorsment cf osses, frames, lockots So for | Kift, there inn thing mor apnropriste than a besmtifal so co th rade peprieaestinerteelrtr ake ; Lad eae and lations of the States of the confedera- | clique or section fer his election, and fortaaately, orressypes im penn! ivory. papier mache, tortalee ell: | of furs, and to, eet well suited. ¢0 ne Hester seeeeh He eeded it, and we now loarn that the vessel which | and seventeen of small pex. It will also be seen Lanteraaorryetnetbertd . coe too, he never sought the effice; but, on the con. | sarly 20283 Brosdwsy, four deors above the aster Henge. rated for making up Ban isome goede ana selling Beft en tho Ist inst., had on freight tho sum of 2,710,555, being the greatest amount which was ii insi clusion from the benefits of office of all persons ‘They say, facetiously, that the tailor makes the man; but ever shipped on beard of ene steamer. Yet we will | other interesting reading, our inside colamns to-day tainted with the ovil—s moasure which would eer. | and cannot possibly give the new President mush | ¥it®me it Jeliterai Feet rg ng hee S reminded that the clothing ‘met even venture to cay that this enormous shipmont Methe maximum. The news from the mining dis- teiots embraces evidences of the commencement of that a great number of children have died. Tn addition to many advertisements and much contain Letters from Washingten; fuli Report of the Injunction Case agains: the Broadway Railroad, in ibe Buperior Court; Theatrical Notiees; Late News cy. Perhaps the best specific for theso little erup. tions on the body politic would be tho rigid ox- tainly result in causing most of those tinged with the leprosy to get eleansed of it without delay, trary, the office sought him. The elaims, therefore, of individuals or factions, are very small indeed, trouble. He is thrown, therefore, upon his own re- sources and his own responsibility; and as he alone A Made Man.-It ts a Fact, my Readers— for what ploseed me, and hence my most formisable oxoei I to deviee ways, and means of re, h iu advertiee : x ile i il be held aecountable for the governmont of the je ene whe F hi tile stiering times; but the roads are represented te be | from New Brunswick; Financial and Commercial | While it would at the same time protect tho admin- | ¥ pt pavennae ima seul bad state, whioh renders it samara’ dif- Bisons, &o. pie of istration and all government employées from the } COuntry during his period of office, he alone must se- aan iy aad boteld the resals! Tass fealt fer the miners te got pravisiana, and they are @enscquently very high. The agricultural re- Ym another column, to a degree which will soon open the eyes of the farmers in the older States, aad induce the enterprising tillers of the soil to move a little further towards the setting sun, where peiees aro more remunerative. The city of Sacra- mente is rising rapidly frem her ashes, and will geen be as complete as she was previous te the great esnfiagration with which she was s0 recently vialt- ed. The news, on the whole, is interesting. ‘The Unele Sam, steamer, has brought very late @ecounts from Jamaica, Barbadoos, New Provi- Genes, Tobage, St. Thomas, Martinique, and St. Laois. The news from Jamaica is unimportant, bet from Barbadoes we learn that yellow fever was pureuing its ravages. From Martinique we have accounts of an address of the inhabitants to Raeuis Napoleon, begging ef him to assume those Aoncrs which at present surround him; thus antici- ating their countrymen at home. This address will be found in another column, as well as the in- Welligence from the othor irlands. By reference to the intelligence from the Sand- wieh Islands, it will be seen that another Japancse exew hi been picked up. Here’s a chance for Commodore Perry to make a peaceful entrance into the exclusive regions of his highness of Japan. Let the commodore take thoee shipwrecked men back $e their homes, and he will receive a more hearty ‘The steamehip Franklin, with two days, and the Pacific, with four days later advices from Earope, Important Movement by Gen, Cass in the Senate—The New British Colony. It will be scen by our telegraphic advicee that Gen. Cass has followed up his resolution of inquiry sin respect to Cuba by one in referenee to our rela- tions with Central America and the viclations ef the Monroe doctrine and the Clayton and Bulwer treaty, by Groat Britain, in the organization of a new colony in the Bay of Honduras. We, some time ago, directed public attention to the circum- stance that, on the 17th of July last, a proclamation emanated from the superintendency of Belize, con- stituting the island of Ruatan and its dependencies & British colony, under the designation of the | becn one in which the eommercial and mercantile “Colony ef the Bay Islands.” We had previously, interests of the country havo reeeived a tremendous as long ago as October, 1852, warned ourgoverament | ¢xpansion,—sueh a one as other nations could not This, however, must be lic of Houduras, their rightful owner, and predicted | Sttributedto its true onuses, namoly—the gold fiolds ef California, and the energetic character of our that these islands had been wrested from the repub- that they would speedily pass into British depen- dencies, in spite of the provisionsef the vaunted Clayton asd Bulwer treaty, unless prompt and effi- cient action was taken to prevent it, and to enforce the treaty in question. But our negligent and in- efficient government allowed the encroachments en Honduras to pass without notice, and the koys of the Gulf of Mexico on the Bouth to fall into the hands of Grest Britain. We are only surprised that, although tho govern- infection. This is o matter et much consequence to our social eondition during the next four years, Having sueceeded in extirpating, or, at all events, reducing to an innocuous state, fillibusterism, free- soilism and abolitionism, the domestic policy of General Pieree would then be comparatively simple andeasy. Ho may then establish a united party, based on trae Union and annexation principlos—a party under which this great republic would prosper and progress, even beyond all former precedent—a party whieh would give s fresh impetus to the Anglo- American race in its noble onroer of spreading light and liberty and happiness over the whole surface of the Amorican continent. The Presidential term which is just closing has have attained in coataries. citizens—not to any extraordinary measures of the administration. But while, in # commercial point of view, we have such reason to congratulate oar- selves on the events of the last four years, and on the high position we now osoupy, is there no shadow to the picture? Havo we ne reminiscences of the American flog wantonly insulted in the Caribbean sea, of private rights violated, and of Amerioan citizens illtreated and sbused in the port of Havana? Jeet the men who ore to assist him in carrying out his ideas. He isthe sole jadge; and no map, or body tho courage to act independently of all cliques, sco- tions, factions, and individuals. It is his only safe- ty. There are two points which wo feel confident he will keep in view. Qne is, that his cabinet ought to be a strong one; and to be so it must consist of men of intellect and integrity—mon who will seek the honor and glory of the mation, rather than their own interest, and who possess talents of the order required for the posts they are destined to fill. The othor point is, that they must be men of sound opinions—men who will think and act in harmony with cach other, and with the Prosident—the key- stone of the arch. General Pierce mus’, therofore, look for the materials of his cabinet among those men who believe in the platform upon which ho was elected, and who will most sealously and thoroughly ces out its great principles. By follow- ing this course, he will only be obeying the will of the nation, while the nation leaves to himself the choice of the particular individuals who may be most capable, and in every way bost fi:ted, for the departments over whieh they shall be called to preside. Axoruer InyuxcTion Cas AGAINST THE Crry Fatusrs.—We publish, for the bonofit of our eiti- zens, and tax payors particularly, in another co- lumn, the summons, complaint, and injunction granted, on Monday, by Judge Campbell, of the Superior Court, in a suit brought by Thomas B, shall savo some bord to fifty & mad ” Go, then, of fasbionadle winter clothing is vor Hed in vizio of goods ond garments, wo will, from thie dave, = every fares ‘at retail * (Sitheg Mee laelese St Lie make room ook, now of ‘aanfectars,” Str felaade wil ‘favor us with aa aaely o Store in the City, of wiater clothing. Over pante Diack frock and dross seats from $410 OMPSON, 109 Nassau street, near Aun. Under Outfits.—Tnis may seem to be “a bit of a bull,” but what we mean is that any gontleman who wante a Complete outtt, of the very best under clothing she gity can afford, toresher vith & choice of enperd oravats 08, “scarfs, gloves, ig tobes, &o., must oall om GREEN, No. | Aster Ho: The Teviet Wool Under Garments sold at McLAUGHL N’'8 Cheap Shirt Warehouse, 202 Greeawioh sirect, corner of Ch Amidon’s New Year Hat.—The most hye aca had of the ston is no» being sold by Amidon, 640 road way. Gentlem preportions, w! AMIDON, Fas sito Bond street. New Ye Hat,—W. P. David solicits the Attention of re and the public to the besutifal of bat for ¥ It ie faultless in shape, els light an4 easy to the h Gentiemen should his saleseoom. 301 Broad way, seoond door from Duane and provide themselves, ae hat, of magni the'r orders early, 19 Broadway, nearly oppo of 37 Cortlandt st; is the suitable place to lothing tvory dovoripticn, "|v Mutable pisce to bay ot f hing but the integrity of the Union, hi wheciars'e me rif Presents, _sseonmien, te soase: tate beginning to be deve- | are now over due at this port. and wo would confidently recommend our presorip- | °f men, nothiog but the integrity of the Union, has Baiaularly called to the establishmen: : fe oeeans Sree ris pa spre pci tables — a ticn to the highest authority. aright to dictate tho materials of a cabinet to him. Je Winter Clothing.~As our Lede clate id No 1097 Broad a 1s We believe that Gen Pierce has the firmness and os ope : and 001 the holidsya, conan The Br Mr. Pick’s ad-vic Tuttle's beautiful holi rfine niy one shilling s yard, tore, 136 Walker street, Dressing Cases.—The Subse Attention of the public to their assor: o ‘ttern containing articice of real utili perform the “uties for which the; wy, SAUNDERS & SUN, No.7 y- Weleome from their countrymen than he can ever | mont had proved itself thus reereant in the matzer, | And have there not sprang up, even within the last | Davis and Courtlandt Palmer, two of our oldest and ‘wants So cad n Geen pee cae. expest to gain through the medium of cannon | the subjset did not reecive the attention of those of | few months, important questions involving the | wealthiest citizens, against the Corporation, to pre- y 9 the manutagsory of tho s , 381 Brosdwaye Balle, telegraphs, bombshells, railroads, and other | the oppesition who have all along professed n deeper | Principle of the Monroe dootrine—the exelusion of | vent the eonsummation of a scheme some time past ao, bus somowhan me. | SOOT OF Whe OTe RATE Hcwutactarer for the rade, Ghristian inventions. interest in our oxtorior relations, oxpecially such as | forelgn powers from intermeddling in the affairs of | concocted, for the railreading of Broadway. ages By Pees, ‘ii 3 ‘The political circlesat Washington and elzewhere | *ffcct the American continent. But while they ap- | this comtinent—whioh have not been mct with the Our tax payers, for yoars past, have 80 quiotly Givtnciens Briltian none on Piibathe ere still feverish with excitement sonccrning the | peared to be wide awake on most points, upon this | spirit and determination which ought to be mani- | submitted to being plundered, we supposed by this He fa ph eg Cabinet to be formed, and the external and inter | they were not only silent, but apparently indiffor- | fested by the government of this republict time they had got protty well used to it, although store. Call and en nd nsw attractions, Will bo aal policy that will be adopted by the incoming ad- | ent. Yet tho crtablishment of the ‘Colony of the | Butwepreferlocking forward with assurance to the | they have, to uso an clegaat expression, occasion- Sie Sovezema es uae Fischers Unieny 20. 11 eek tow, oF ith lary Semler, ean do 4 ministration, as will be seen by the numerous let- | Bay Islands” was the first open and unequivocal | sction of the incoming sdmininistration, to looking | ay wriggled like eels when undergoing o similar a east a your'e wutvcription, vo Motels & Willi ‘ters, from different sections of the country, which we violation of the Monroe dostrine which had taken back with regret to the errors and derelictions of Mr. skinning process. Only look at the alarming in- Fars of Matchiess Elegance at Low Prices. No, 107 Fulton streat =" fe. le % e peblish to-day. With regard to Cabinet speoule- | place since that sound and salutary doctrine was | Fillmore’s osbinot. Genoral Pierce will havetograp- | oreaso of taxes shown by this complaint, for piabe'unana cot ach and fuoslnable feel We since Rea tala Henne Toate eae ‘Mens, it will be seen, on reference to the telographis | first proclaimed and accepted as the settied policy | ple with cevera! niee and important quostionsrelating | city government alone, exclusive of Btate tax. | ine font advice our to | New York Dutehman of Set day. ono ‘of the most eslamns, that our special and other Washington cor- | ofthe nation. Wo aro glad tha: attention has beon | to theforetgu policy of thiseountry. Of there, Cubs | In 1846 they were $t,664,323; 1847, $1,824,211; BrerFwneres Ottice 109 Noccun atone POF copy. For sale geepondente are determined te keop the reading oom- | called te the subject, and trast that it will not be | presents itself as ono of the most diffloult problems to | 1848, $1,992,150; 1849, $2,802,564; 1850, $2,578,- ae eee tee manity fuily advised of all that is transpiring | allowed tedrop without a severe inquiry into the | be rclved by him. Fillibusteriem at home he may | 969; 1861, @2 268,150; 1852, $2,661,600; and for| Newman's Lace, Embroid: ry) fo 1968—Dlarion, all cles ant en ene ee a Aevording 0 the latest rumor, Gen. Piaros | English teance of Delis, ond oapocally inte tho na- | be able to pub down eSvotaally; but that dows ot | 1856 se enormous sum of $3,072,196! Think of i | Cas Presti- lao are ered enaniae rar ikea | frat variety us rh Seaine Ceratened frees Res sstually decided upon taking into his | ture of tho relations which, in spite ef tho Clayton | get rid of all tho difficulty. Recent events have | tax payers; and can you wonder at an effort being Eerat efi al aves sdvantags te Roz,hi Prine tha rmnstoon, | pencils, portfolios, pocket Liday gies. edministrative bouseho!d coven distinguished gen- themen, who one year ago would have boon classed thus—two Bouthera rights, two Seuthorn and two Western bunkers, and one New York barnburner ‘This soems to be & heterogensity, to be sure—but @ion it must be reoollcoted that in tho election of Gen. Pierce all the disoordancies ia the democratic wepks are preenmed to have been healed; conse- qmenily, the gentlemen alluded to might work as a writ. Among all the rumors ailost, Senator Banter’s nawe appears to be ot the head of the Met for tho State Department. his eertainly looks Ominous, No matter: read the v letters and despetches, and thea try aud remaia quiet antil and Bulwer tresty, are still kept up by Great Bri- tain on the Mosquito shore. Thore seems to be little dowbt that this treaty has proved a complete shown with suflicient clearness thet thore oxists a league among the European powers to prevent the formation of any political connexion between that nullity, and we hopeit will be decisively terminated, | misgoverned island and the United States of Ame- or most rigidly enforced. We wut contess to # little ourprise that the movement on thie, as well as the Cuban questiyn, should come from what is called the conservative wing of tho democracy. Wo had supposed that eagle-eyed Young Amerios’” would have been tho first to arraixw pest delinquencies in our foreign ad- rica. To carry out thie mutual understanding, and to enbeerve Bt ihe same time other ulterior designs, the Frenon fleet has taken posssssion of the pouin- sula of Samana, and established a protectorate over the republic of Saint Domingo. Iu the event of the oppressed Cavslans of Cube striking a encocsefal blow for their liberties, it might be the pelisy of thie } ministration, and initiate anew aed truly American | government to recognise their indepondence, and policy. But “ Young Americe” is nom est inventua, and easentially mot on kend; and so far from avail- tuck action might inveive our amicablo rotations with France and England, es well as with Spain. marie to stop the leakings, when our taxes have steadily incroased, in seven years, from a mil- lion and @ half to four million of dollars? If we understand this compluint, we think the points involved oan be reduced to:-— Ist —That the Corporation have no right to estal Or permit others to crtablinh, « railroad in Brosdway 24 —It they have the right, (hen it sheuid be exercised cither for the benefit of the city treasury and tax payors, or for the bemedt of the travelling public. The first ronld be w ed by scerpting any ove of the nu- vous offers ing from $100,000 to $800,000 yom; end th by rodueing the fare to three, ta id of five HG at the same time recelve about $160 000 per spuum 3é—Tbet im lsying @ railrosd, the Russ pavement, which haa been just isid at an expense of over haifa 00 price ayste: mbined with v ‘all profits, is Sieried’cut. NEWMAN'S, COS Breateay. ns MON Ladies will tiger hs Can. wery, ‘oat appropriave gifs for their quainten Ws aeportimeat of rieh and ele: d tollet slippers, & present that soald not eptable to any ome possessing taste and a pro- ‘tion of oomfort. The demand for thee articles holiday aesson wae oo groat that @ large avmber were dinappolated, from Cantreli’s insbility to suppiy all his ordors, Apply earl: foopes, omorte, luolda and obsovra polyoramas of all sizoa, mera obsours attaohed, lenses, pebbles, &o,, &o., at M. GULD BACB ER’ mor 0. 74 Bowory, betwoon Hostor id Walker Doera gisacon eneataales, and oye glaaren, always rf the wholosale trade, Made to ordor and repaired, Please temembor 74 Bowur. French ard English Engravings.—A Mog alficent ascortment of engravings seleated by the subse ber in Europe. is now ready for loapestion. Forsale, wnole- sale and retail. W. 8 HAUS, Printeoifer, No. 893 Broadway, up otoite. We are informed the is & project up te widen Chatham rtr et fifteon foot the north side, bee tween Park Kow and Pearl street, and to rains the erage Park Kow. We think every owns one this project, ‘thet oxponse track ean be. between Clivor strect m er of proverty «m Cha ham asrect wi vod by the Commor Cox not Elegant Vissung Cards foi —Portiea fotonding to should leave their orters Gisappointmont, ax the rw hon 1 tremendove, and may prevent thove who come Yenr’s Days on New Yoar’s day, they wish to prevond reday and Friday will be Aste from a; i milliow of doliars to the tax payers, must be taken up, There ts as @on Picree has really selected » onbinet for himself, | ing iteolf of the eppartunities whioh are offered to | And in the other viow of the subject, should Gene- | a: Mere hod sii tu, Sotaberee' Go It ae oct ett iia Broadway, corner of Dani With the excegtion of an importan! resolution | commend itself to the sound, patriotic sentiment of | ral Pisroe enter into negetiatiens for the purehase ating the prilheje owes ‘ennatheriocd’ tao ana i Elegant Wedding and V ing Carden offered by Gen. Cass, with regard to British move- | the country, quietly permits the wind to be taken | and transfer of the island, such a course would alse | which iain ite waturo exciasive, and this the Corporation raptions, chaps, | Silver border sad plait, be ai ent t ‘ i . of a cappot do pion, wedding envelopes, + © Ia! mente in Ceatral Amerion, of which wo havo spoken | out of ite sails by thore whom it would represent to | undoubledly be opposed by the European powers. | CABO de oe a. nla oe aldermen storative, Lijuid wow sere Bebtlior fer ey heralavis.aeven cy desetipeion. ta the wt come length in & mbsequent nrtiole, the procsed- fege in Congress yesterday were of very little conse. quence. Various propositions of minor ivterost oame before the Benate, tho votsson exch of which bad | to be repeated several times before a quorum could | (o the strong! Ie ft possible that the country has | which eneircle this matter. in this litigation are of the utmost importanos to | }y,,CH# Wi be obtained, unii) Anally the few members prosont, | been deceived, and that the anciente aro, after all, The Mexican question is no Jose gritical. That | the tax-payers; and we shall soon know whether pabcaeee whe ere DORO', PO | owe doling por Stele, Gorpairing of doing anything for the pefleat of tio public, very wively concluded to adjourn Several nominations of Consuls, &o., are reportol to have boen confirmed by tho Senate, in excontire @escion. Among them was that af Mr. Jonos, of Pa., as Consul-General at Alexandria, Egypt. } ach erly in veame? be rome centuries behind the ago. While ite leaders ore combining, consulting, and making grand pre- paretions, the ‘Old Onard” does the work Terily, the race is not to the ewift, mor the battle ssives, and the radical Th t determine! demecracy ia vents of the noxt few the progr weeks 101 Meantime, it must be conceded, Mr. Cass hes | absorption of ite debris into made @ well-timed and derirable movement. We only regret thet the extraordinary On eisher side, therefore, there ure dangers to be apprehended, and it will require the ablest, boldest and most ekijfal pilotege ou the part of Genoral Pierce and bie sdvisers, to steer through tho porils republic is on the verge of politioal diesolation, and ol) interests involved in it puint to the only safe remedy to be adopted unfer the cireumstanoos—the ho Amerioan oonstita- tion, For Mexico, impoverished. and feeble as she ie, the only safo reeourco ie annexation to this re- ceanrd, for the November tession, on November 4th, be- cause on that cay they adjourned to the She pericd of tour daye— their charter only authorizing them $0 adjourm for not Over threa days. It will thus bo seen that the principles involved | the Common Couneil oan give away Corporation rights and property, or whether they mast set like other men, and dispose of them te the highest bid- der, and to the best advantage. Hitherto our Common Council have asserted that, in all these matters, thoir acts could net be questioned, Ibis r rooting hair from low foreheads, or any tho body, aud Lily White, If yon wish not to be deosived, buy only at Dr. GUURAUU'S 91d cotablished laboratory, 67 Walker s, near Broadway. The Black or Erown imparted to the Hatr mr had of tho prineipal druggists in 0 Readers of the Herald read the Poctry tn Fr, biginy Ing on * Now Your's it aponks of (at A price of two ehiliting |) two articles tor in~JONB®’ Coral Hair Kostorative and [sal ‘They ge really love! ef fret style of the art, om stone. and mevel, BVERDELL, 392 Broadway, Watt’ Merv. Striking, Astounding, are the Mifecta Prow fisic Prosorvative and iry pais ant onm: artic! In the House of Representatives, incro was a | dence connected with the mission of Mr. Walsh to | public; and for our own political and national eoou- | now to be tested whether they are amenable to the —- ature somewhat spicy debate on # resolution, which was | Nicaragua, for promoting the establishment of » | rity, we should be foreed to asmme the responsibility, | lawe, as well as all other eitizens. Monthiy Report of ing 8 vary ply soulg emntualiy tabled, ordering the Committes of the | Mosquito kingdom, was not called for at the sawe | lect Mexico should become the theatre for the play- | Our jndiciary eertainly doserve praise for thoir nicking adi thas chicty-eoven parton | sho Largeat and dost assortment bor Whele ~ be relieved from further considering the Bill 40 remiving duties on cortain goods destroyed time. It is said this gentleman contributed very ing out of the great European scheme to limit the materially to bring the American name inte dire | growth and extension of our territory. Doubtless firmness and prompt action in these tmpor\ant pub- lic matters. We may now expect to have tho SESS Sa Ses eS Oa ONS ANS Te ORE SET GT Se acta eta te es =< Seas ———————————Ee t i ° s ' ' t » ' H ' | t ' ' + t { q 6 ' ) } ' by fire tn th siry, and to refer the same to the pute in that quarter of the world. Let us have the | tbe avnexation of Mexico will moet the atmort hos- | rights of our Corporation, onr citizens and tax-pay- Fuetalt particnlary of We Tenors. aoe monk it isapplied is oat nae an ' Ormmities on OPm—eroe: Inthe course of the oon | whele trath in relation to thoap matters, ‘There ia | tility and opporttion of tho powers of Burepe; and, | ere disticelly defined upon the questions presented. | ©: ETORSI Rw Go No AI arolay strant are tag | arvainy with which Shi ever and off atablusad be sroverry, Mr. Branly %y r0re4 bis intention of calle | x9 turning hagk. indeed, wo bavo already prima facie evidence of | We shall seg. (cmmunioatiene sboald bo nddroveed, INE Wig taovoryy 4 Wall atgeet, e SPONAde MO eam ceremceemmemcm