The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-14

before us, that we would be benefited in a Tar
greater proportion than she would. Shall we then,
10 use tre phrase, "be our nose to vex our
face" by neglecring to be party to the proposed
reciprocity, between the two greatest commercial
nation IN existence?
Arrival OF the OHIO -Tho Pacific Malls
News from Cuba.
The noble steamer Ohio arrived yesterday, after
fine run from New Orleans via Havana. She
| left The city of New Orleans at Z. M. on the 18th
inst. On the river, she encountered the Falcon,
from Chagres. The government mails from Cali
forDia, and about sixty passengers, were trans
ierred to the Ohio, winch vessel then resumed her
voy age; hut the delay prevented her reaching the
bar in season to cross that night She was de-
tanned, therefore, till the next day at p. M. Her
run to Havana was very quick one; and after
days delay at that port che again started for New
York, and was telegraphcd at II A. NJ, having
thus made The voyage from the Balne, via Havana,
in six and a half running days.
The Ohio brings about 100 passengers, Iaany Of
whom have considerable sums of gold.
The commander of the OHIO, Captain Schenck,
speaks in the highest terms of the shp and of her
great speed and safety During the last two days.
she had TO contend with heavy gales of wind di-
recily ahead but her speed was und,minished.
Some complaints have been made of delay in the
receipt Of the California mails. But it must be
borne in mind that thc California news by the Fall
con reached this city two days in advance Of any
other routes and while the mails for tins city have
been delayed about four days, the Wsst and South
have received their mails two weeks sooner than
if they had been brought this city. The system,
therefore, works well for the whole country.
the owners Of this line deserve great credit for
their enterprise in fitting out splendid a steam-
er; and every American ought to be proud Of such
vessel as the Ohio.
We learn that the Ohio will leave again for New
, Orleans. as advertised, the 10Th inst, and that
nearly four hundred passengers are already en-.
gagged by this conveyance the passengers for
Cbaeres take the fine steamer Falcon, at Havana,
and will reach their destination abundiniy In time
for the Pacific steamer Of the lst Of November. II
lie expected that the voyage will be made to Cha.
Rrrs in eleven days.
We have received our California correspondence,
q months later news from the South Pacific,
end eleven days later from Cuba, by the Ohio
There is nothing Of any importance, beyond that
already published in the Herald. Our corespon-
dence from California, however, Is very interest
ing. We give one or two letters from Monterey
in this days paper, and shall publish several from
other parts of California tomorrow. These will
place the public in possession OF u complete history
Of affairs among The gold diggers the shores Of
/ the Pacific, 10 the latest mement
The news from Cuba, to Judge from the conten,s
of the Spanish newspapers, is Hat
GREELEY ON THE ELxc-rIoss.--Th- organ of Ane-
! mean Socialism (Which is an of shoot of the
French article imported by philosopher Brisbane
and his associates, in the work Of re-org inzing
society in this happy country, in endeavoring to
make SEINE plauslhle excuse for the result OF
the elections IN Mapld Pennsylvania and
other States, says that the wings, who are a
thrifty, .ay.at-home people, did not vote at them,
and hence their defeat, and the success Of the de.
mocrats.
We admit that the rank and file Of the whig
/ party are thrifty, but that they are Of more
siay.at-bome character than the same elias. of the
other parry, we deny. But they did stay at
home at those elections, and why Because, IN
| the fret Place, Mr. Philosopher Gresley has man.
aged to identify the wing party with the destruc-
i've egrnran and dsorgnn.'ng punoi pies Of social
hsi, which the masses Of no party IN this country
will adopt; and, secondly, because Of the profess
SION and carrying out Of those principles by Messrs
Ewing and CoIlsmsr. members Of the cabinet at
Washington. The effects OF the former my be
seen ia the ant-rsnt excitement in this STATE.
which wa. followed by the murder Of officer. of
the law, in the "inf,ced district" and the pardon
OF the criminals, after being found guilty BY a Jury
of der peers. Those OF the latter are too well
known to be commenced upon at ANY length. We
have only 10 refer to the prescription for OPT
meas cake, which has marked the course 1T
the cabinet since their induction into onice-a
course which has been directly contradictory to
the pledges and promises of General Taylor. pre-
,ious to has election to the presidency. Tie
Tribune Gays, for instance, that Baltimore gave
1901 votes for Gene raj Tay or aud in the election
which has taken place there recently, the whole
wing vote reached only s,7si What better EVIL
dence could be furnished To substsntiare what we
ssyl IL refers, too, TO the city and county Of PHI
lsdephla, which. IN the last presidential election
gave s0,12l votes for the hero Of Baena Vist,.
aud only 20,1o6 in the late election Tor the Wing
candidates. This is certainly "pling on" proof
In iayor Of what we have, from tune to time. a.
serted. similar change in the public mind ha.
taken place in the State Of Ohio-every- where. IN
fact, since the present cabinet got into power and
We hazard the opinion. that the s-rae causes will
prCduce the same effect IN the state Of New York
when the election takes place, as It will next
month. IL IL in politics, as il is throur hout
the whole Of nature IN both, like causes produce
the scnIe clecis. One 81 the most dreadful defeats
that the wing party ever sustained awaits them, at
the DcAt election in the Empire State.
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TINS AND NIcAK.GUA-MR CLAYruS CoVv,.
scINr.-An interesting leiter, from .ur Washing.
ten c,ftfroLdt Will De found Ia our colamn. to-
day, relating tn the settlement Of the diisul,i-s
he LA a al a.. -.
SECUTED BY Mr Squiers, our sbie aud sagacisus
oh-Itein Nicuragua. In the fret case, the presence
q Wat tieam' o2cned the h,an snd lhe pockets
q We ley aud 'he money cne TO Nc John
lio""id Payne was raid ~ in African gold, which