The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-03

Under our telegrapbic head will be found late
Intelligence from California, by the steamship Ala
hama, which arrived at New Orleans on the lst
instant, from Chegres. The general complexion of
This news, if not encouraging, ia not so bad as was
al first 10 be apprehended Buildings in San Fran
cisco, as general thing, are of wood, and put up
~ few days, and the destruction Of h sndred
ef this sort, unless stored with valuable goods
would not infiict very serious loss upon the bus-
ness community. From the language of our
sespsches, il would appear that the buildings
sonsumed were mostly dwelling houses, an ex-
ifemely nconvenient misfortune TO the inha bitants
n, the setting in of the rainy season, or the Cali
forhia winter.
The markets appear to be in good condtion-the
money market firm, the gold dus, still abund ant,
from the new discoveries being constantly made !;
and though there were some approximations of
financial crisis, il was believed that il would be
avsrted. But, at the beginning of the wet season,
when the miners, with their gatherings Of gold
aust, are hocking into San Francisco. trade ought
70 he unusually brisk, and prices unusually high.
Perhaps the steamers due at this port this week
vii give us more satisfactory intelligence.
TIRRoR AMONG THE OLD PARTY JOURNALS BEN
NETT a TERRIBLE FELLow.-The Albany Eceaiag
jour nal is Stewards anti-slavery organ, and con-
Quoted by Thurlow Weed. The Albany Evening
Atlas, the snti.slSvery organ of Van Buren's dying
dynasty, is conducted by some one whose name
don't know. They are the chief orgin of the
old hack leaders of TWO rotten parties ia the int
rioT Of this State, by which we mean the demo
Gratis snd whies-that is, the leaders-rotten alike
in truth, in honesty, in justice, and in veneratior
for the constitution ana the Union. These jour
Msis are now engaged in abusing the :" u mon
movement in this city, denouncing il as mer
"cution concern" Thu!ow Weed, especially
snd.Gvors 10 show that Bennett Gordon Bennett
james Gordon Benuett--and few other editors
are al the bottom Of the whole conspiracy"
We confess 10 the charge, as far as we are con
eerned. We admit, 10 the fullest extent, that W,
have endeayored for years and months, TO brins
The public mnd Of this city, and OF the whole North
up 70 the point OF action which il has nov taken in
relation TO The constitution and the Union, and ia
opposition to the anti-siavery nulders and dis
organizers Of both the Old factions. If Thurlor
Weed and his gangs begin to see the "hand
WTiura on the WALL" we are, so far, content
The journals Of this city which have formerly sup
ported his intngues, are beginning TO beeom'
awakened 10 the importance of taking GORGE
view of the position of affairs in relation TO IN,
Unon The Cowier asd Enquirer 10 slowly back
iag out from Sewsfdism, and Is giving its supper
90 the Union. The EIprcss 10 following in TIM
came direction; and the other journals will have Il
take the sar4e course, or 20 out OF existence, %
into the Ioor hcuse The skies are Frightening
hut the utter defeat Of the whole Syracuse aboli
zion ticket. with Hunt at its head, would brighter
fhsni sill more.