Boston.
correspondence oil the Herald.l
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>. A. stand as well tor United States OF Allie
same, and bid God-speed to the enterprise Of the
Herald in baprising the country thus. The press
must do the thing, and who better fitted to take the
lead therein than the paper which has the greatest
whole United States of Alleghania?


The speculation in sugar is going ahead here in
your city, but It is groundess rise, the price that
now RACES, The fact is, the short crop in Cuba,
in the bucket. Say We shall get but halt crop
thence, as is supposed will be the case, this will
afford
From the Danish West Indies we have. 5000 600
Dutch DO DO ........ 100000 "
Porto Rico and other spanish ports: ... sooooooo
brazhs' 5000. ....s'.s.....'s. 1,OOo.eOo


Giving total Of. f.............. .l2s,OO 900
Which is double the amount actually needed for
nse during the current year, and sugar is an article
that may fairly be set down among the perishables,
that is to say, it is not fit article to keep from
out for tall about these days Il was all brought
about by few rich Boston and New York mer-
chants, who have monopollsed the supply in the
arket but they have looked out sharp not to burn
their own fingers by holding on too long The
means OF making fortune for some Of the lucky
ones who had quantity on hand,


Speaking OF speculations-the money makers are
all alive just now with famous .fancy stock' Of
copper company, the mines being located some
where in Wisconsin Territory. The getters up Of
the business are old stagers in humbng specuia-
lions, at the bottom OF 1t is said to be David Hen
shaw, formerly of the Commercial Bank of this
city. The par value Of the shares is fifteen dollars
but the lack OF possessors OF them are fully persuad
ed that they are worth thousand. and by dint of
to particular friend, at three hundred and fifty.
The game is for one of the knowing ones to boast
that ne has so many shares and considers them the
best investment he ever had ia fact worth untold
ma nd hc will nOf soil P,t
so-and-sO has some, and does not think quite SO
well of them; he is selling some at $3.50 The
green 'uns swallow this, and cut of to Mr. so-and
post haste they buy Of the
at any price. SO you see people are as big fools
COW ever, and Just ready to take stock the
Lunar Green Cheese Company. Il were fun, did


not pity the poor fellows for the losses they will
have to suffer- to see them bite at this bated gud-
seon-hook OF copper. If thew werenot dabbling in
this speculation. they would be in some other just
wild, therefore It matters but little how much
they get caught. Have youh had any "copper stock"
The Great Hotel scheme, which mentioned to
you some time ago, Is suspended Tor the present,
IN consequence OF the advanced price OF labor and
materials, The projectors are shrewd men, who
bee that tNe present impulse to raise prices must
soon cease, and be followed by corresponding
iall, and therefore, they will lay low for the pre-
!ent, and when the change takes place, bring their
heavy capital into the market and command their
vn terms. They did think OF calling this great
house the Columbian Hotel. but ere it is built,
they will be constrained, think, by the torce OF
circumstances then existing, to call It the Allegha
MIA Hotel.


Mr. Fairchild's friends are getting up consider
able sum OF money to pay him for what he has
suffered by the recent trial, and they find folks
use. saw a kind hearted man the other day, put
down five dollars on the list, whose family know
have not had hearty meal OF wholesome food for
3 twelve month.
Tnt tka Et.v tka wnl1
is at present the great feature. Reddlng u Go.
are selling this splendid Alleghanian work like hot
cakes, and don't wonder at it, when the splendid
style In which It Is got up Is considered, and the
cheapness OF the prlce. Philosopher Brownson's
Quarterly Review is out, and Is, as usual, the
theme OF passing remark. The old fellow having
pretty much boxed the compass, has at last settled
down as Roman Catholic, and is directing the
great energies OF his mind to the defence of that
Church. His uxerial relations will prevent his
becoming Cardinal of the Sacred College, but the
school OF the Jesuits Is open to him, and by the
way, he has most wonderful talents for taking
leading part in that all-powerful and mysterious
sect. II he is not already, he will soon be made
Jesuit Of the short robe, and will exercise most
Important influence lnJthe system of propaganism,
which is imputed to the Romish Church in Allie
and shining light In the order, and occupy posi-
ton somewhere between Farther Agrigny and
Rodin: He has the learning Of the one without
his polish and the cunning OF the other without his





ture for complete Jesuit.


The weather has smiled, wept, scowled, and
laughed again, like miss in her teens, for a few
days past during which time il has hailed shined
showed and rained alternately, and as write you
there is sprnking of all together. Wo to the man
who ventures out without overcoat and umbrella.
The sut shines-never mind, that is only to cheat
you and get you out unguarded; don't trust to APP
pearances, they are monstrous deceptive in all Of
March and April. Do you have thunder and light
ming in Gotham while the sun shines?
Mile. Fanny, not the Simon Pure Wyckoff
stopping for a few days at our Museum. Fanny is |
quite pet, and they do say requires her chdpsr0m
even like her illusuious namesake, the qualled
danserss These queer creatures are most singular
animals in their nature, well as form. The
keeper informs me that every has to be exer-
cised to prevent them from becoming irritated or
angry, for though two men may master them after
pearances, yet the very first opportunity that occurs
afterwards, they will dash their own brains out
against any hard substance that they may find
There have been repeated instances Of this. The |
Fact is, they can Ill brook the confinement that is
rut upon them, and must be led, not driven.


Guy FAUX.


In SUPREME Court, April s.-Dorlan VS. Reed |
motion to substitute referee, granted by default
Newlsnd vs.. Rogers-motion to set aside default &C..
change venue, granted Passage Whippie ads Dodge
motion that sheriff collect amount Of execution out Of
property Of deft whippe, denied, with costs johnson
ault Farwe ct al ads Fryan ct ai-motion TO change
venue, denied Geortner ads Ogden ct a-moton Tor
commission with stay, granted, terms. The People
rel Holmes vs. Randall-motion for rule to have at
orney pay an amount Of money &C. denied without cost
Rahbun w Wocdworh ct a1-motion for retax alton of
costs granted on payment Of costs Of opposing motion
Davis ct al wsyborn ct al-moion that late sheriff
make full return to A. f. in this cause granted in 30
lays for an attachment to issue Weed ads Hnsde ct oil
motion TO change venue denied. Briggs, shift Brown
motion to set aside default, &C. granted terms
Brcckway ADS Alen-motcn TO set sside exec ution
iiarrins motion judgment as in case Of non suit
granted, with costs by default Hsrrick Baker &C.
motion to set aside Judgment Of pros. &C,
denied, with costs Averi ads McCollum- motion for
leave TO serve papers which aside report
Of referees granted on terms. Hodge ct ads Fshmo.
t,on TO refer, granted


SINGULAR CAUSE FOR SUICIDE. : Frederick Bailey,
ESQ.,, Who has been lately appointed District Atior-