The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-22

imported this peculiar fabric had lost three pieces,
exactly similar, from of the public stores 1t
is said that the employee's account of his coming
INTO possession was unsatisfactory, and he was
promptly dismissed We heard complaint made
some time since, relative to quantity Of vim,
which had evsporaed in very rapid manner, in
one of the public stores; but doubt this effect
was caused by the extreme heat of the weather.
More EXTRA NEWSPAPER DECEPTION. - The
Beaches, proprietors Of the Sun newspaper, per-
peirated another deception on the public, yester-
day, by publishing batch of stale and flat news in
their extra with the hope of convincing the public
that, through greater energy, forsooth. they had
succeeded in getting more intelligence by tele-
graph, brought by the steamer Caledonia than any
other paper did. OF course, nothing in addition
to what appeared in the Herald and other papers
was received, for if any thing more came to hand,
would assuredly have given it to our readers.
We hope the grand Jury will look into this matter
which is on par with the deception that charac-
terzed the management of the Jacksonville, Plain
field, and other banks, when the complaint of the
Sun against Brady, for attempting to puroin some
foreign news, shall be brought before that body.
CnoLERA-There is certainly more alarm in
and this is produced by the publications in regard
10 the disease; and, perhaps, from the manner in
which the cases are reported. We have popu-
lation of 600. Now 80 deaths day is but
! in 5000 We do not think this ought to create
great alarm The streets are crowded as usual,
and persons who are temperate in food and drink,
express very little in regard to the cholera.
On an investigation of the list Of deaths, il is sur.
L III l..
The drunkards, it is true, form large proportion.
The cholera mortality would decrease if the
taverns were closed at ten o'clock, and the city
would exhibit fewer rowdes at midnight.
TuE WATERING PLAcEs-Durng the last ten
days it has been observed that the number Of per.
son. making their way to the watering places has
very sensibly increased, but still the travel is not
equal TO what 1t has been in former years. Proba-
bly, the diminution of the cholera may have in
creased the number Of visters at those places.
We know very well that the cholera panic has
prevented many from leaving home. This ought
moi to be the case for, with the exception of some
Of the cities in the Western States, the cholera in
the region east Of the Alleghanes has been very
moderate, and unworthy of causing panic.
GENERAL ScoTr's LITTER ~ CAsADA.-The let
ter recently written by General Scott on the SUBJ
ject Of Canadian annexation, is attracting more
notice in Canada than it did in the United States,
and is freely commented upon by the press OF those
PROVINCES. The Toronto Globe, OF the minis
tcrial journals, publishes it in full, and makes very
curious, funny, philosophical and sarcastic re-
marks upon it, II says, in the first place
"poes General Scott believe the Canadian to have no
knowIsdgc nor no apprehension u his true ints-
reefs In what pant of the history Of % BE-
found recorded that the United states looked
for any interests bat their own General scst gsi1sd
the good opinion Of the world by his conduct during
the border troubles Let him not lose 10 by his ON
ciouslef in the matters Of Heighbornx and
power The General does not about - lot VI
ellie Aexicsns. lie has measured sxords With theia
and learnt TO despise th,m but he will condescend TO
AteTniEe CHAT rs the ~ord) With the Canadians aud
But then 1t l- be all done Ia good faith with Grcs.
Britain and he values the good will of that nation
much aud he Is certain that her good will would
follow that Of the Canadians. After he nas swindcd
dIiuons in America he concludes that Great Britain
will isoG necessity forgive the swindier The tem-
per and condition of Ihristendom suggest th. pro-
fvuna idea to General winn.ld sc,tt Ihe terip.r
oLditiVn q ,hrsitndom have been often tried,
but we're they put 10 80 dire issue ss they
this very year
The other great republic near oar doors. which Gen.
Scott Opiu.s Is ready 20 ssalos us up the General
DID his plate u hos doer ~ stand ia regard
g. liberty or clasns On the temper ant condition Of
Jhri.ttnuom' far, TAR removed from any claim a
respect from Chrsend0m Il that land Of aolders
ana ss,e--true. toe people have Ia many pisces by
activity aud industry to say botlng "a facaliy IL
Absoiblng Lurop,sn oapi,aI coatriscd to get many
physical comforts. But the genius hb-rty rcins not
over their county although titcre rt fingers
snd has many fuands tbs d,liar arsuns,n hss been
too suuug the niust Winning a- we'll the most
no. stf ais Ia their -euse OF ustlc- aud u mercy
and thee millions ~ nsve born Americans. yet groan
under the t~ve holders lah wh,ie their stiii
believe that all the void sjmires them They d.
muru--thsy aBnex Teaas aud caiiiorBa--they coa-
qutr AeAico. tcr what puipssei hat they may there
extend the blessing. Of tue peeuas institution
blind 20 What al the rest of the world the
Arerca pcs TEEN Tor ever -ith specu,atons about
tb. xstOn q sDsds aud tue anneAa.on Of Cgha
The latter "a suPposd TO b. certain sod % r quite
likely that the cuban Shareholders. u perp.tuste
thur iTun !oke would desire TO be a"sex'a 70 the
states Thsy dread that their brosvn irrsties WIN
or, At Britain Who bought TOR the pVst Afissns the
esss,ivn Of th. CuDsn slave trade. ~i one day e'ns
up Tor Judgment aud they dead that these inJursd
men ~ a the uld will we rise aud osi tneir
fis,otm. The southern siasss wa gladly rrce'ys
tUha " hey gee 10, ard hasing ta-t tas scalr
establish .isvtry "a Mexico add tue terri
tcrits on but Janaaa Will then be 90 cpnv-ni-nt tor
the Nortn,fusl, 60 botd TN b.aucs ia 20 irres- In
shirt Jauaua viii be wanted On the principle 81 sir
walter ScOtts highland Lerd-' Just for unifor nifty
snkr' tuba l. in The stvck- On one sids 81 the
castle eate-1-nsds ON The Vther-t to make the teH
eHamt,, cvnpe'e
The era Il the nsd States IL marked by resisanes to
thrrereuBy tax There .fOnietniag sensible IN
that. snd IL resembles in Low deg ians-
d,ns r,sistabce e hip money cur canadian era
you'd IT eourse. With the burning OF the
Parliament Houses. aud IN history We would thus
RANK" l6JO-One year aitsr toe burning
There is good deal of gall and NORWOOD
mixed with the above remarks but We have no
doubt the writer aborcd under the exces i've heat Of
the wetih,r. We can CO ole him. howsvef, with
/ the scrvaiion, that the manifest destiny" Of
/ CsnsGa il leading those provinces into the Amsri-
/ cen men very speedily lor wea or for woe.
/ u. Narsssi's Once.
.9ticwpf 10 Ctese Il ron q haritr Wunens one Of
Z the ~ the kark meas was srr std tasy, aud
held to bail ~ slvO. echsrre e stem ping TO reate
/ aieyuh On The |. meserd voyage nom MsrseilIes 10
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