True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-09

1esteruay's express mail did not arrive: il ie
conf ec,ured tina. she has grounded in endeuvoring
TO come through Pass Heron when The Storm arose
Our slips from the North brings Us New York
accounts to the 3lst nit. with Liverpool and LIN
| don dates TO the snd Oct.
The ship Creole, Capt. Tracey, arrived here
Yesterday, and bring. dates one day later: having
sailed from Liverpool on the Ord Oct.
The time is not far distant when our creole
horses will become so good, and 90 mum erous, rha t
our rae" meeting will depcnd for their spor, on
| the arnvals from other states. Many OF our
planters are now be.'owi = srca, pains on their
breeding s,ahles. and hv juhlcious purchases of
Young stock Of the very fnes blood are layin z
the foundation of reputation for racer. equal to
any state in the Union Among the hrst and firm
est is friend and fellow CITIZEN John F. Miller,
whose stable now contains many naqs of great
promise that vii! hereafter kick No their heels with
the best. Messrs Wells ave m ling great additions
10 their stock, and have made very extensive pu--
chases, particularly of young things, the get of
imported horses out Of the hes, blood in the coun :
try. The last Spirit Of the Tincs' announces
the names OF large numhsr of all ages tina
these gentlemen have bought, among them
are Queen Of 1-ump,, gr. f. 3 y. o. by imp.
L"viathan: The Penny, CHI C. BY. o. by Levs
then. They have alsn purch nsrd one half Of three
sucking fllies Ivy imr. Glencoe yearling, and a
two year old f'ly, by inn. Levlathen: and Y. q.
imp. fllv, Mango, by Taurus. Mr.. Farrar of ST,
Francisve has also made extensive parchases OF
stock; he has bought MontcaLt, br c. year old by
imp. Norman, out Of Marin Louisa. Parn,ol, b..
| i'm. nv Al, H., 7
A F'Ily, v, o. by INN Leviathen, GU, of Parasol.
Also four LuS5orough', 2 y. o:and one Nernaa I
year old.
Later from England.-The packet chip Virg-
MAN, Cnpt Harris. arrived in New York from Ii,
verpooI tho goth Oct. She brings London
papers to the LIST and Liverpool TO the gnd Oct, :
they however contain nothing new, or worth ex"
tracing except the commercial intelligence.
| LONDON, October /.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange To-day
have been unimportant, and therefore the quota
tons, much the Yesterday,
namely, Consos for m"nev, % SD to liz, for the
account 90 7,8 to %. Exchequer Bills 68 to 20
prem; India Stock, 294 p to EOS re.
The abundance Of gold, and its continued influx
from various quarters Of the world, is a subject of
considera lie attention in the city at the present
Time The las, official publication Of the assets
and liabilities of the Bank OF EnoIand displays =
8 ock Of bullion little under ten miInn.and wtth.
the last few DAYS not less than E500,000 has n
rived BY the packe from Mexico, and a vessel OF
, war, which he brought unusually heavy
amount from the South American States, the
whole Of which will find i's way into the vaults
afthe Bank.
Amsng the representations Of the dizziness OF
fairs ia Lancashire and York shire, we are happy
to fad thai there is at least great degree of ami
nation in the iron manufacture, and particularly
in tina, branch or business in South Walps The
orders for iron in cargo have been unusually heavy
by the last two Iackets from the United States,
and a rise Of los ier ton has occurred in conse.
quence, with every probability Of further ad-
vance both in StnFprdshire and Wales. Moreover
so large the orders for iron already in the
country, that the whole of the stahIish ments
are certnin, it is said, of full mpoymrn, for MANY
months from the present time, nor is there any rea.
son, it is further stated, why large number of
additional furnaces should not be allowed TO be-
put into blast,
We hear ira, the American House of Wilson
has paid this morning sig shngs aud eight
| pence in the pound
"7he Philadelphia" and R,rlow Companion, is a
very deserving niscaany Of literature, fashion and
| music. Ii contains an unnsual quantity and va
r'cts II vary entertaining matter, come spirited
NO d cuts, and neatly printed copy Of the charm
irg i,ttle ballad ''Sweet Marietta. The work ia
pnhshnd somi-monthy: contains q large super
rcyhl octave pages. at the very low price of a
1 dollar ana quarter per annum! The agent is
! Mr.. 3 ". iFarrc'i, at Mr. Mitchel'5 on Circus
street, near Jula.
/ higs Of Nse fork,--Dn the evening of the 29th
October the wing Of New York assembled in Masonic
Hall in overwhelming numbers, and the enthusiasm
with which all were animated is augury Of coming
triumph. The object of tho meeting to receive the
report Of The nominating committee, and the excited
throng who crowded the Hall, an every avenue aiding
to it, spot that could comman view, received every
mime proposed with shouts Of approval. The Presi-
dent Of the meeting, David B Ogden in his preliminary
remarks, happily observed that though imPossi-
BILE to select names that would he acceptable to erer
one, that the present nominations had been
fully made, to the views of The party and the
emergency OF the tines and that in the present crisis
fpotcal affairs it would he idle for individuals
dissent from tn. selections the omRiItee, for
whose property burning to quarrel about wEon
they shoud employ to extnguish the flames. The
wing candidates FIR Congress Ogden Hoffman,
Edsrard Curtis Moses II. GrnneH, and James
Ifunroe. The first elected to Congress in
1885, and have evincel by their unAnchng attention
the true interests of the country the e1cele the
lection-Mr Ginneil is self raised merchant of I'M
blemishcd repua,ion-and Mr.. Munroe is highly &C,
conplished nephew ofthe ex-Presdent. Such tickle
deserves support, and must succeed.
The committee lay particular stress the necessity
Of sending wing senator to the legislature. "Foi
years, they remark, has that senate, Notwithstanding
the efforts Of noble minority, been the echo o.
Governor Marcy's will: for years has this Office beer
occupied by of his instruments" The candidate
now nominated is Gabriel Furnan, who stands before
his fellow citizens with the highest claims for support
In conclusion the committee thus appeal TO the Wings
Of New York
"rhe field is before you fellow citizens il you labor
faithfully, the noxinus weeds of Van Burensm will be
OUT and the City and State of New York will tell
the world that trHing defeat elsewhere by the ma
chiraons of power and the force ofofice and money
does you; and that fearless of influence and
patronage, you have dared beard the Lion in his den
and driven him from his grasp.
Citizens of New York, the prosperity of our coun,r,
and the safety of its institutions with you-your
is to be the "Waterloo batte-success will plant yo
standard on the ramFarts OF the constitution-defea
will crush you under the juggernaut of SubTreas
ury."
; -Frauds at Eieetion.-Daily, nuy hourly, exposures
are being made of the inqnitous frauds committed b,
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