The New York herald., 1844-10-30
Arkansas Election.

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Twelve Counties 1.s lis 200 l's' s.Sss s.sss s'''
Dem. plurality. "a iOs
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Increase. rs
TROUBLES AMONG THE EpIscopALIANs. has
been stated in several of the papers during the last
few days, that very serious charge was made
during the sitting Of the last Episcopal Convention,
against Bishop Onderdonk Of this diocese, and
cording to the developments made, the charge did
not com. OFFICIALLY before the House, but has been
referred to an investigation of three Bishops, who
will be authorized to make presentment agains,
Bishop Onderdonk, if the charges are sufficiently
strong for the purpose.
In the Courier f. Enquirer it was stated that the
charge preferred against Bishop OnderdoHk was
RIGHTEOUSNESS; and we see in another paper, that
the Bishop has joined issue upon the accusation,
and will probably take measures to have an inves
tlgation at once
As this movement involves a very important
question Of morals, affecting the standing Of thu
digEitaries i'm The Episcopal Church, il will no
doubt produce great deal of talk and discussion
in the community We have seen what noise and
excitement was produced by the affair Of Bishop
Onderdonk, OF Pennsylvania, and knowing nothlns
about the matter further than report, We may ex
pect the same in relation to the other Bishop On
derdonk. We seem to have fallen upon strange
times Of the world, indeed Every day, ever,
week, are we astounded with some new deve-
lopment affecting the character and reputation, and
moral and religious standing Of the clergy When
10 fhsvo N he pnd fc ih,c1 Whon uyo N N
look for general reformation?
CANADA ELECTIONS elections to the Provincial
Parliament are proceeding more peaceaby than anti
cpaed
The Canada papers have returns Of u conservative or
government members elected in Upper Canada radical
or antgovernment, and doubtful In Lower Canada 10
conservatives, IS radicals, 2 doubtful
The number Of members to which each Province is en-
titled 10 ~
We take the above from the Albany Advertiso
Of yesterday There appears TO be come mystiti-
cationiin the classification of the politics Of the
candidates. In the Montreal Herald, loyalist po-
per, the members favorable to the policy Of Sir
Charles Metcafe are set down as conservatives,
while in the Montreal Pilot, bitter opposition
Journal most of the so called conservatives and Sc
veral of the radicals are styled reformers. We see
that Papineau is called conservative in one place
and tory in another, and La Fontaine a reformer
and radical. This may all mean the same thing.
and il so, it is purely Canadian. At any rate the
loyalists seem the strongest just now.
FASHIONABLE MOVEMENTS. Shopping in Broad
way is considered among the elite of this city and
neighborheod one Of the most fashionable occupa.
tions Of the fair portion Of the community on fine
day; and has been the means Of giving 10 Broad
way that fame which has spread throughout the
World A uevv nj fach lounua h..
been introduced into this locality, namely-the
auction stores. few days since, it may be recol-
lected, there was very numerous and fashionable
attendance at sale Of shsws. Another jam Of
these fashionables is likely to take place, on like
occurrence, in few days hence, at the large room
OF the Apollo, 4l0 Broadway, by Messrs. Ludlow
u Co, when great sale Of Brochs Cashmere
Shawls, Of the most unique description is announ-
ced to take place, that has ever been offered which
will doubtless bring the ladies' out in great nun
bers. At the recent sale some Of similar descrp-
tion sold tor five hundred dollars, and the same sY,
sold in the shops in Broadway for 800 to 1000 dol
lars All the articles thus sold are second hand
having been previously worn by the prncesses O
OF the blood royal in the East. Not only are they
secondhand, but in many instances, thiro and
fourth hand-no matter, whether they are or not
they are none the worse for having graced tn,
shoulders OF Princess Hymuchinafa, beyond the
.iemalaya Mountains, or even the shoulders q
Queen Victoria herself.
FRoM La AGUAyRA.-We are indebted to Captain
Dunham, Of the brig Selim, for advices from La
Guayra TO the 18th inst. The market was entirely
destitute OF either hides or coffee, and over stock
ed with all kinds Of American produce. The
breakwater at La Guayra had progressed, under
the manag ment OF Capt J. J. Wheeler, of PhiIa
dephia, so far as to render the landing at the
wharf both easy and secure.
FRoM Rio GRANDs.-Cari Burr, Of the Sea Bird
arrived last night, after passage Of ftytwo days
reports the hsrbor Of Rio Grande to have been
filled with vessels of all nations at the time h.
sailed, and that the market was completely glutted
with all kinds of American produce.
AccIDENT.-On tne 23i lnsl., Daniel Sullivan
lost overheard from the pilot-boat Thomas H
Smith, about ten miles of Sandy Hook He wa
young man of about % years of age, and nativ,
Of LiverpooI had on the Usual pilot clothing. His
body has not yet been found.
LAST EVENING OF THE ETHIOPIAN SERENApRRs.-
Tomorrow evening will be gwen the last concer
of these novel musicians previous TO their depar
ture from this country; ani also the last opportu.
nifty Of viewing the splendid panorama Of Boston !;
therefore those who are desrous Of enjoying
Sood evsp;np,s Armament. will mot lei ep the