The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-07


rican produce in Europe-and particularly in England
and elandof the threatened famine in lresnd-and the
failure of the potato crop. Arrival Of Svori
I'd Departure Of the Cambria. Accounts of the cap
ture and occupation Of Santa Fe by General Kearney
who proclaims himself governor Also Of the nomina-
ton Of silas Wright for governor.
Sd Accounts OF skirmishes between the Rangers
and KaucheIos-the advance OF the American troops
towards Monterey and additional particulars in relation
to the capture OF Santa Fe Arrival of the Hibernia ct
Boston with one weeks later intelligence Of the ad-
vance in the prices Of cottonThe escape OF Don Car
os-and anticipated difficulties between England and
in relation to the contemplated marriage of one
Of Louis Philppe's sons TO the lnfanta Of Spain
4th Departure Of Gen Jesup Quartermaster General.
from Washngton to the seat OF war in Mexico Rise in
the price Of American flour
5th Arrival Of a copy of the London Punch at the
Union office. Washington Opening of the Fair Of the
9TH Apprehsnsons in relation to the fate of the Great
Britain.
for Governor Orders issued at the departments at
Washington, for the vigorous prosecution Of hos
tlities against Mexico Meeting Of the Winnebago In.
dian Chiefs with the United States Commissioners at
Washington.
9Th. Departure of the Great Western with the Hon.
George bancroft and General Armstrong among her
9th Nomination of Ogden Edwards for Governor by
10th. Accounts Of the mutny on board the St. Mays
Accounts of the capture of the slave brig Casket Great
nth State Conve non issue the result Of their Iabors
with recommendatory address.
18th Accounts of the capture Of Monterey and storm
Is,h. First appearance Of sivori at the Tabernacle.
l4th. Great storm in New York and vicinity.
18th. News from the seat Of war-Yucatan declares
herself in favor OF Mexico
18th. Accounts from Santa Fe-General Kearnsy
takes possession of the Governors Palace.
10Th Santa Annals letter in favor of prosecuting tho
war.
2lst Accounts OF tho loss of the steamer Mutual
Safety Arrival Of the steamship Caledonia Boston.
Accounts Of the wreck of the Great Britain" Rath
nullan, the coast of ireland Great excitement there
Advance in the prices Of corn, and Of all American
provisions.
a6th. Accounts of the cessation Of hostilites in the
9th. Arrival of the Norwegian vessel Of war North
STAR at New York: Departure Of Paredes
2Sth. Acquittal of the slave George Kirk.
GOTH Burial of the remains Of the late Commodore
soth First appearance Of Herr. the great pianist
Varieties.
MAIL RoBBERy.-The mail which made up at this
office on the LIST ns for the eastern cities, it has been
ascertained, never reached New York It 10 supposed
that was pGSSsd this point and wheeling
ton. The extent OF the robbery Is not known but
that day L. Benoist Co mailed from 81 900 to 81 400
in bank notes, and S. 600 in drafts Anderson Co
$500 Pittsburgh and $500 to New York bank notes
Presbury & Co $500 in bank notes to New York. 1t IL
| supposed other brokers also made remittancss-St.
Louis Union, 10Th uA
The Leavcnworh (ndana) Banner says that the Presi
dent has appointed Hon. D. Owen, representative in
Congress- from that State Minister to Brazil in the
Of Henry A. Wise DIVA
The Philadelphia American of yesterday, says
"The, first mate of the of the Pons were be.
Of the engagement of their counsel j. Murray Rush and
B. Rush, Esqs. in the Cactus case before the U. 8.
Court the hearing postponed until this morning
The defendants were with the exception Of two
three, admitted to bail for their appearance. George
Emlin Jr Esq appeared as counsel fer Capt Chsynsy,
and preferred charges against the defendants follows
viz: Against the first mate for assault and battery upon
the captain Against those Aed in the warrant for con-
ning the captain and against Of them for assault
upon the captain
Hon Jefferson Davis member of Congress from Mis-
sissppi and now commanding the LIST regiment Of Mis-
sissppi Volunteers at Monterey, has sent his resigns
ton, as member Of Congress, to Gov. Brown
NEono RioT.-The Chicago Democrat of the 2sth ult,
gives ,the following account OF ris in that eity:-
On Wednesday afternoon, two runaway slaves who
had been pursued to this city, taken by the agent
of the before Justice Kercheval in order that they
might be dealt with according to law. While there
some little delay occurring in getting the laws Of Ms
souri,, which deemed necessary in the examination,
the negroes of the city assembled in front Of the oee
headed by abolition fanaticsclerical, legal and
and the fugves passed down the stairs by
their friends into the OF those who at the
door, and in defiance of Deputy shers Rhines and Daily.
were taken of The mob, particularly the negroes.
armed with clubs and deadly weapons, and threats
were made by them pretty freely against the officers OF
the law, If taY attempted to do their duty And, al
though the oers exeted themselves to the best Of their
ability, they unable to put the law in force Tho
mobocras succeeded and paraded the streets in triumph