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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-25
SECOND EDITION.


Ho,h of the great parties in this State have nearly
completed making their nominations and In few
DAYS we shall have complete lists of their respective
candidates The hunkers and bamburners are not
vet thoroughly reconced; but the prospect is, that
before the dsy of election comes around all their
difficulties will be settled, and they will present
united front to their opponents. The wings, too,
are split and divided but it is very doubtful if they
will succeed in becoming united at all and IN
addition to this, they labor under the disadvantages
Of having been tried in the balance and found
wantng-of having been entrusted, by contd'ng
people, with power, and having abused that power
most fundamentally and atrociously, ana oil having
deceived those who conferred it upo, them.
If there is proof needed of the utter disregard
of the wants and wishes of the people exhibited by
the wings in power-of their complete defiance OF
III. op,nons and desires of tlelr constituentst is
only necessary to direct attention to the manner In
which the Offices in the sift OF the central power
n, Washington have, ander the direction Of the
cabinet, been distributed. Such gross misnanage-
meu,-such unabeshed defiance of the wishes Of
the wing party-.he bone and sinew OF the party
sucb diseracefM nepotism, never before was ex-
hbited by tie leaders of any party, or by any
cabinet. Look at our foreign relations, too-the
manner n Wmch tney nave peeh buhSleu anu Nils
managed. But why 60 out of the city for evidence
of v.hig Encouragement Have not the wing Cor
poration of tins city abundantly proved themselves
incapable Of exercising power, during the past
year! Not content with being more extravagant
than any of their predecessors, they are about to
increase our taxes, by saddling the city with the
expense Of charging the Battery, to the tune OF
million Of dollars, or more, when such enlarge
ment is entirely uncsled for and unnecessary, and
when our taxpaying citizens are, as 1t is, groanng
under the lmpositions laid upon them. more
atrocious waste of public moneys never was perpe-
trsted by any party; and no party ever exhibited
such perfect disregard Of political principle or
morality, than the wings, now IN power IN this
city, have done in this case The first urgent ne
scssity is, the necessity Of reform Ii is not to be
~xpected from the faithless oligarchy now IN
mower. and need not be, If we can Judge by their
past government Of the municipal affairs of this
city. But, expanding the peoples money IN that
way, is only in keeping with all their other acts
since they came into power.
When we take all those things into considera-
ton. the conclusion TO which we arrive Is, that
defeat, inevitable defeat awaits the wing party at
the election in this State. Salipetre can't save
them from the just judgment of an injured and de-
eeIved people.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-25

The INs AND THE OUTs-PErER HAeNER.-Thlsj
old gentleman has at last been removed from his
post as Third Auditor of the Treasury, and Mr. \
John S. Gallaher, the conductor of the two oI'
three first Taylor papers started In Virginia, falls
heir (s3,000 year, TO the place. Mr. Hagner was
removed from Philadelphia, with the government
to Washington, IN 800. He was then in Office,
and has contrved to hold fast to his desk, amid all
sorts Of party mutations, and party wrangling for
the spoIls, down to the present day. But Mr.
Meredith's patience is at last exhausted. After
limiting and waiting for the old man to resign for
six long months, the Secretary could wait NO
longer. Out OF the sl25, 900, more or less, whick
Mr.. Hagner has received from the government, we
doubt not, however, he has laid up thing for a
rainy day. The change, therefore, is not objec-
tionable, when real Taylor mana poor editor,
and an honest and capable sficer-succeeds to the
appointment. But 1t will take something more than
this to atone for the families turned out to starve,
in order to feed the hungry loafers upon Ewing,
Colamer, and Meredith including those pensioned
eulogsts of the cabinet who are laboring so faith
fully, through the Northern press, to build up a
rickety reputation for their masters. That branch
of the business getting to be public nuisance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-25

Bosror, October "a, 1s4o.
letter from the 'Notch House." White Mountains,
states that Mr.. Frederick Strickland son OF Thomas
Strickland, Bart Of England left the above house
the 18th ns with party Of others for the purpose Of
ascending the mountain In consequence Of the snow,
all except Strickland, returned, he still pursuing his
journey; but not returning, search made for him,
and his body found upon the mountains, the 2lss
inst, dead, he having lost his way.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-25

INCREASED REVENUE AZ CANADfAN poRrs.-The
duues received Tor two years past. AT the twelve
principal ports Of Canada, during the firs, three
quarters of the financial year. us 20 the 10Th Of Oc
tober, show difference OF GSG5O0 m favor Of tAe
present year. The Montreal Gaseite thinks fall
returns would show an increase of ~ pr cent
Inc Gosdie, however, adds, that from the increase
IN me rates OF duties, IL rather 90 be inferred
That The people are more heavily taxed, than that
there has been an increased CONSUMPTION uf i'm
fetv 20
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-25

POS Itvrnr0ot-Ns fsFs Wheswrisht ant Abro ~ Has-
tom Keller krrFer. Rradies civil engiIsefs AID a
burn, New Norki Inrrus % ludisna Jobs Rohsrt-
hds srsy, aud Nrtre. q trrians Mics Martinez,
W. htn lady deashtsr and .on " France bofs % Ger
many-iT
fCH HaMrar-ucssrs BLAKE; and MURPHY. o. Boston:
Julien, laugllin, and Lsuefhn. ~ Ner forN Major
south SD irdy WIS fsfbanis shannon. y stsrr,
nsi,r Sparks, tapiain smith. ss Duval and Malc0m, Of
naifss Mites Leonard. ~ Csssat Vest Barker o. 81
John, BIG Total ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-25
The Quarantine Laws at Havana.

CHAMELEON, oct. %, 1s49.
By the late change in the quarantine laws at TIs-
vessels from New York subject to eight days
quarantine, and those from Boston to rs days. Ves-
sells from Baltimore are free from that duty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-25
Departure Of the Caledonia.

BOSTON, October Up. NJ.
The Royal Mail Steamship Caledonia, Capt Leitch,
sailed at noon to-day for Liverpool Halifax, with
seventeen passengers for the former port and sixteen
for the latter Among those for Liverpool Sir John
Richardson. The Caledonia carries out $500 in Cali
fornis gold
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-25

SPANISH PosracE.--Posial reform is good deal
talked Of, with the prepaid (optlonaD aud stamp
sysiem. as IN England. A Uniform rate Of post ige
within the country already exists. A letter of the
ordinary size costs real (2ld }, which is 10 be
reduced TO one-haf when the latter is prepaid.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-25

the Croton Hail. Bowery know nothing of life New
York 1t is splendid finely lighted, with full band
of music playing till o'clock at night with thousand fine
painting and enerayngs statury Be- thrown open free
a independent OF which, the poprstors going etab
sh free Peoples Art Uaon cultivate taste among the
wcrkii classes Of the community.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-25

The vhits population ~ the state Of South Csrsins
Bye recent taxing 81 the census, is 2so,ss5, being
gain of 20 zoe within ten yeafs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-25

yet sae under the friendly of the Saan Turkey
The Russian autocrat harm them than he
the head Of of ANOAS customers when protected by
the most patent beaver from the hands OF that allied
tist-KNOX, l2S Fulton street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-25

attention Of citizens and sts.ngs requiring Wigs Tou
ps recent Improvement Of most character
Invented by =. PHAION. No. lN Brssdwsy. corner ol
Dsy street, under the Franklin House. They be
~ his lair Cutting Rooms whore be lArgssS
and best assortment In the city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-25

The population Of Albany city, ~ ". ., now .s,i-
mated at $1,000
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-25

mtNt down town, where be Oh ohtaiains
eFanty sitting rni ~ Boots a. az Jouess ~ Ann street,
thu refreU we'll in the sxcecrce and chsapuess
lis stock ttiuk he IL Justified in defypg comreton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-25
WIGS and Toupees.- Cepebr

ted wig Ftsory is at No FALL Ia the only establish
ment in the city devoted to that business lie invented
most mportsnt improvements ard invites txamiuaticn
those gs and Toupets that obsases silver md
Fair Of the American Institute Copy the address.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-25

beautiful coors sold
cent less then any other abshment at HIRAM AMBER
SONS. No ~ Berery Five large show stocked with
elegant from U.s. to los yards OIL cloths yards
vide Be- Cd 10 So I'd yards druEgets S. 3D. a. and a.
o. per yard table covers rug mss re- at astonishing low
prices.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-25

made and sold exclusively by J. Y. SAVAGE 80 Fulton
street. are invariably warranted TO wear avs years s.
has aao srleAdia of fine Gold and Silver
Watches which he eGsrs low prices Watches anc
Geld rsparsd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-25

FRoH HavANA.--Wc are m receipt OF filcgof the
Gaceto, to the I4th instant. brought by the ship
Norma, Captain Ellis We do not fad anything
ofiuterest in these papers. The Italian Opera was
undef sill headway, anc the lIabaneros were test
ing the oaIat~ies of the artists brought out to
them from Europe, ibis fall. by si.nor Badial. the
agent Of the great tNFrt---io MART, Of the Tacon
Theatre. Among the new naf~ss mentioned. we
that OF Sienor Salvi lie has been f,.,ived win
much enthusiasm and is Landed az one Of tn hes,
tenors they have had. Signonna sieiI,noni -
among the company again this season, and the at
tack Of yellow fever che experienced last summer,
does not seem TO have lcssened her powers Of sing
ing, il we can Judge from the enthusiastic enco-
NUNS bestowed on her by the music lovisg
Ilabaneros
The weather was very pleasant and cool, and as
far - We can learn from the papers, the health
OF the city aad whole Island was remarkably good.
Don Jorge Uretegni, an eminent ciiuea OF
Havana, died on the 10th instant.
The United States soop Of war Germantown.
(2O Com. Lowndes, sailed from Havana on the
l<th instant for Norfolk
Captain EllIs informs us that there were no
frelrhts at Havana, for coastwise or Europe
Produce OF the Island, high Exchanges to New
York, to 8 per cent premium
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-25

No. 10 Fulton street. has turtles
from Key West and will this day and every
following between the hours Of III A. A. and p ~
weeks Those in the rsde In Of this and real
luxury, can be supplied At No. 10 Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-25
Shipping JntelIixcncs.

Arrived from Boston Sept g. Chkory at Cronstad
Frederick Warren; do Oct st Srabo, Esneur 3d. Catha
.ins rusapg 9th Factory hslv'st 7sh Louisa Gaves
Peersburgh Oct 7th Thalia, Troom; sh, Pusski Deal
18th. Hore Liverpool Arrived from New York. septem-
Der g. Edgar; TarragoDa; 2gth Woodsde
Chlorine Cadin; Dudley sedes Marseilles Qosoeer LIST,
HamtuIgh; 4th Harmonic Clyde; st Denis Havre; Proteus
Marseiies 9th, Orine Antwerp Victoria Bremen; Prince
Albert Crnveserd Fanny.
DovER-Of, Howard.
BrxcHy HEAp, Oct s--Of, Oliver, Antwerp Amphitrte,
do; Isabella Belfast; Pomona Cowes; Westminster Graves
and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-25

Whihers the menert il applied, without injury tho
hair skin Merchants and
anime this article s the best In the world SOLD whole
sale and retail at Bachelors Wig Factory Wall street;
lana Church. " -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-25

Mage Hair Dyo invention, to color the Hair Wh
hers the moment II IL applied, without injury to tho hair
skin. Gentlemen have their Whskers dyed in fvo
minutes at the Depot No I79 Broadway, Of Dsy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-25

At the Wig Factory Of hedhurst Heard II Maiden Lane
whsrs strangers and citizens select from the largest stock
In the city They Of the best workmanship and combine
All the latest improvements Also ladies' lair
In great abundance. Copy the address, "a Maiden lane
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-25

syp.s Nos 25 and AZ Broadway. futon street.
kransers and 1gens reareefuy invited 70 Examine
The GpSeingnf
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Names or Passengers,

Mr. and Mrs Turnbu Mr. and Mrs Otto Mr. and Mrs Harris
Nessrs Lgarde Thornton Cranele Cunningham Mrs ruon
Mrs Springer Mrs Gpps Mrs Lemon Mrs Osborne Mrs
Stewart Mrs scst Rev Mr. Cordney Capt Campbell Misses
Reid Higgins uchesop wes Warm BcsseO. sslter. Wat
Springer, Thornton Dixon, Lean, yemot. Soul, Cunning
ham, GABRIELLE, Clark AIarea, Stephens, Williams Pepper
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-25

period last year Of $50 600 bales Of which 10000
American.
There il more frmness in the grain market, and In
the Of the past week prices have slightly ad-
vsnced. Indian is quoted ct 28s to 29s Cd. per
quarter white 2Is to 2ss per quarter for yell
low Flour il not much altered in value being quoted
at 2ss Cd for Western canal and Phadelphis lss to
21s for WESTERN 24s to 25s for Ohio old sour
worth els to els Cd per Dbl. Wheat was held at 4s
Cd to g. Sd. per Dbl At present there is no Indian
meal in market
American cured Provisions continue in demand. or
lard the sales reach 100 tons at sos to $685. 3D. per cw
Bacon is more for full prices paid but there
is very little doing In hams shoulders Low priced
pork is in demand for shipment to Ireland, at
about former rates In cheese there is very little do
ing.
From the manufacturing districts we have accounts
that in and around Manchester healthy trade
prevails
At the quarterly meeting Of the Iron Masters at Br
mingham the 9th inst, it was determined to make
no alteration in prices. The market for Scotch pig
iron remains without animation. Present quotations.:
Merchant bar f5 los; nail rods GO 5s best roll CT;
hoop ct 1Os sheet e6 file, Scotch pig No. net cash,
CO ss.
AMERICAN SEcuRITIEs.-The latest sales Of American
Securities thus quoted U. s. Loan of 1858, 1O3 and
o. Maryland, 1882 81 to 8S; Pennsylvania, 1870 90.
Money is abundant for all legitimate commercial pur
poses Discount Of FIRST class paper readily obtained
az per cent Bankers bills at short dates have been
done this week at per oent while Commercial bills
drawn against cotton specuatons beginning to be
looked upon with mstrust both here and in Lon
don. In certain quarters, money is offered freely
loan in the share MARKET at AZ to per cent good
securities. Public securities have been Every steady
during the week. Consols closed on Friday at 92A,
and Saturday reported by telegraph at 924 to a.
HAvRE CsTToN MARKET-Advices Of tho 18th state,
that that day the cotton market extremely ami
mated caused by the arrival Of advces from Liverpool
On Wednesday, the sales at Havre 1912 bales at
IN advance previous days quotations Of francs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-25

Warnoek four dollar Hats they Of coarse.
ILL shaped. half finished looking hats commonly seen
combine 10 an eminent degree excellent fabric with beaut
full mould and finish. WARk0CK, 203 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-25


THE UNITED STATES AND NIcAEAGUA.-Accord-
ing TO all accounts, Mr.. Buwer, the newly appoint
ed Minister from England to the United States, will
arrive in this country in the steamer which is now
due at Boston. The cabinet should loose no tins
in laying before him, soon after his arrival as
possible, the Nicaragua question in all its bear
ings, and support Mr.. Squier, the American Minis
ter TO Nicaragua, in the ground which he has taken
in relation the claims OF the British to the Mos
quito territory. Now is the time for the United
States To take proper stand in THE matter. We
have clustered long enough about our determine.
ton TO resist any European Intervention in
the affairs of this continent; and now Mr.. Clay
ton has an opportunity, if he has moral cou-
rage TO avail himself of 1t, to carry tno practice
The doctrine itself may be an abstract one, as is
contended by some but when il has been maintain
ed since the Presidency of MI. Monroe, and when
the nights of American citizens are threatened by
foreign power, as in the present matter, it should
be promptly indicated, at every hazard. This is
no ordinary case. The republic of Nicaragua
granted to American citizens certain privileges Of
a very important character To sabserve its own
purposes Great Britain has set up a monarchy
within the Nicaragua territory, and, after catching
an Indian and performing the farce OF crowning
him King, sets up a monarchy within the dominion
ofarcpubhc, and guarantees TO his breechess msjes-
ty the integrity Of his Kingdom against Nicaragua,
to whom it nghtfuly belongs. That power, after
having gone 90 far, coolly informs the American
citizens that the privileges granted To them by Nj
carsgus conflict with the rights OF hrs nude
majesty, which rights IL has guaranteed; and
therefore they will not he allowed. Now the
question aIises-shall Great Briian's prciensions
be tolerated. or shall the rights of American ciii-
zens, solemnly granted, be upheldi Nicaragua u
too weak to cope with England, or to successfully
resist her pretensions; aud knowing this, the Ams-
ricsn Minister to that republic takes the ground
that the United States will not tolerate any Inva-
slcn of the rights Of ITS citizens in the matter.
Mr. Clayton has certainly exhibited vast
amour, Of imbecity aud weakness in hs mr.
negement Of our foreign relations since he became
a member Of the cabinet Of General Taylor; but IL
he take the proper in this business, he may
DO something to wipe away the stigma which he
has brought on himself by his laundering on other
ccca,ion. We shall see what he will do, or what
he will om, TO do. m this Nicaraguan business.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-25
Commercial Summary.

LtvtrrooL, October ~, 1870.
five except the great excitement which has pre-
vailed in the cotton market business during the last
week has not been active.
The Money market IL literally sustained, and the
rates Ct money easy.
The corn markets are Grner and prices ifsnythiug,
have an advancing tsnsency nevertheless the trans
actions going forward are by no means extensive.
The produce markets. both here and In London, con-
tnue TO receive large supplies and for most descrip
tons Of goods there hss been moderate inquiry. In
cured provisions moderate amount Of business has
been tnnssctsd; prices Of most articles being hrm.
IL, cotton market has been much excited, and on
MONDAY when the Europas sd,ces known, prices
Immediately advanced I'd per III and both spinners
and spectators purchased 60 large extent Tuesday
was holiday at all the public Offices and on We'd
nesdsy when the market opened the buying was as
brick ever, 80 600 bales having changed hands On
Thursdsy the sales 20 oC0 aud yesterday large
business transacted At very full price,, which are
"a 10 20. per 10 dearer than on this day week
The sales Of the week ertendsd to 1870 bales Of
1900 bslss leaving TO the trade C6 600 bales TIE
American descriptions sold are 22Ob9 uplsuas AJAX
a4Gsd 33.f6o orleans 81 tkd ia; 10000 Ala
bsua and Mobile a.. q 6lld $40 Sea Island, 81 Tia
per N. The commercial quotations, as declared at
ct the weekly meeting yesterday, ere far Or
leans, ed fair upland and Mobile, 81 sud
middllpg quality, SD s5'Sd perlb The estimated
stock q cotton at this port Is 10000 bates o. whish
oa1cCo are American, against. stock, at the ssme
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-25

The steamer Europa, Capt. Lott arrived at Halifax
yesterday morning. at o'clock, and will reach Boston
this morning. Our overland express Immediately
started with her for sackville NJ B., from which
point the intelligence transmitted over the wires
to New York, as follows
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NEW YORK HERALD.
LANES con DON hTT'
rRoFRiEroR AND EDITOR.
AxusrxrSrs rus EVENING.

BoWFRY THEATRE. Bowery- LAW or Lvs>s-seKSKs
yloN A los.L DEAsA- EossRr AAcAhn-Lssr STAR
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hsh free Peoples Art uaon cultivate taste among the
wcrki & classes Of the community.
News by the Europa-Kossuth and Benz
The Russian autocra can no more harm them than he can
the head of of ANOxs customers protected by
I Taison S mat a1f'
Professor Gould, the Epicurcan's Friend,
No 10 Fulton street. has cargo Of magnificent ures
day iaicvss between the hoar "i NJ
luxury Sps ss Futon 81 rare and real
The RicheIieu Ever Pointed Gold Pens,
mad. and sold exclusively by Y. SAVAGE. 20 Fulton
street. are invariably warssed to wear ave years
wsichss which b: exss at very low prices Watches aae
Liquid Hair Dye, to Color tina Hair or
Whiskers the applied, without injury
hair skin Merchants and fancy keepers
al. and rsss 1t s.ehsS Wig %s :trs
ard IL LONDON. A. C. u,win' % Piossiiiy near s..
Liquid Hair Dye PhaIon's Improved
Mage hair Dye new invention to color the Hair whs
sn The " s npsy 70 s ss s sS
large 81 So the 'hn' H''' '0''' '''' ''' ~
5000 Wigs and Toupecs always on hand,
At the Wig Factory Of nedhurs Heard y Maiden Lane.
In the ;ty They are Of the best and combine
in great abundance. Copy the Address, " Maiden lane
wigs and Toupces.-Bntcheior's Ceiebra-
ted wig Factory at No. Wall the only establish
the city devoted that business e mas invcntce
%1 % and ;sf an aas - s
Fair Of the American Institute Copy the address.
Wigs and Toupees.-Ws would call tho
attention OF citizens and stranysrs requiring Wigs Tou
psss recent ,m.eyemen o. most i'm ehArseer
Dsy street. under the Franklin House. They be seen
~ his lair Cutting Rooms who're be the
and best assortment In the city.
English DruEkets, one and n half yards.
vde Of the beautiful and coors sold
cent less thsn any other estabthment at HIRAM AMBER
SONS No ~ Bovery Five large show stocked
elegant from IS to los ysrd oil cloths yards
vide Be- Cd 20 So I'd yards druxgets S. 3D. t and a.
o. yard table covers, mats re- at astonishing low
pices.
Hats for Gentlemen to wear.-Buy of
Wsrneeks four dollar thsy Of your
hlshaped. half finished looking hats commonly but
combine 10 an eminent degree excellent fabric With beau
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-08-03


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