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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-31

UNION or TIE DEMocRAcY.-The recent proceed
ings at Herkimer seem to have knocked the demo
cratic party, outside Of the city ofNew York. into
coo ked hat. and to have demolished all prospects
Of union between the two factions, ifany ever er-
ified. G,ncrul Dix, Martin Van Buren,, and other
prominent harnbumers, appear 20 stick 10 the
motto "Rule or ruin" II, however. the slavery
question be settled in Congress during the present
session, the barnburners will find themselves on
their beam ends, and what will then become of
them is matter Of speculation. II is not at all i'm.
probable that they will form coalition with the
abolition wing Of the wings, and with the two
Van Burcns, Thurlow Weed, and others, form
third party organization in thi, State They may
choose the other alternative, renounce their
errors, and Pray to be admitted once more into
the ranks Of the fierce democracy" This
would give them, II anything. less chance OF poli.
teal prtfcrmtnt than uniting with the whig aboli-
tionists, for they could never hope for Offices Of
trust OF share Of the spells, although their sup
port might be accepted. In the city Of New York,
the chances Of union are little better. but not
much. Tammany Hall is still distracted, and il is
dubious whether a committee, satisfactory 20 both
sections, will be found. Il IL matter Of certaiaty
that, u there be union before the fall the wings
will certiinly carry the mex, election That party
have called convention. and are z, ing 20 work as
Il they were sure Of carrying all bsfore them. II
be hooSes the democ rats TO be stirring, IL they cal
eulaie upon Offering a strong front TO their oppo-
nents at the coming election.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-31
Marine Affairs.

Sur TiooSnrNocA.-This vessel (the going ashore Of
which published exclusively yesterday morninsl IA
expected 10 be got % without much, n any damage
II appears she ashore In Jog While under charge
Of pilot -Four steamers and two lighters with large
gang Of men, accompanied with anchors. chains &C
went down to her yesterday morning. and n the YEA
Their continues favorable gill doubt effect the an
tiepasd result che lies perfectly tight and free Of
water The eonsignoss have heard Of no accident 20
either passengers. The Ticonderora WA
built BY Mcssrs. Perrine Co o. wnuamsburrh. Il
about two years old and eckonod one OF the
built vessels sailing from this port aud valued At
$4,000 The cargo and ship are insured in Wall
street
Tvs BsHr EtDssyru.-The authorities of New
York made visit 70 Fire Island, on Sunday.
20 discover the vhsreabouts Of the property washed
ashore from the above unfortunais vessel, which
l. known 70 have been Of most valuable char.
actsr and In considerable quantities Their ex.
ertions up 10 yesterday had been attended With
great sueces. Amops ether things no less than a
thousand pounds Of wool portion Of the cargo having
been found seereted In house. The goods stolen
and ecreed q every description, and sufficient
has been br usht 10 light to implicats less than
forty psrsons In this disEracefui business The cloth
ing Of the o.. oils and Of the were amosg the
goods found BY the suthorities The piundsrers viii
be proceeded seslust ediaely We have not heard
that any mcro bodies have been washed ashore
BAsE MfLroRp, July -, 1880.
CaFralr HrrrrEN
DE.a sts-We. the undersigned. nos passengers with
you iren Galveston fer New YOfk desire, before TAX
ing leave 90 express sincere gratitudc 20 you
for the courteous, Kind and gentlemany treatms nj
,eS viii ,si,s this tsssi%onsl Of our refar 18th
our beet vshss for your future prosperity and hspp
nese Tours truly. =. u. Giienga A 8 searirht. y n
Lyons, NJ a. y. Bsfher J. A. Doe Geo n Allen. n
Harsloyd Lewis Compton. Mrs. Mary ThacAray. ars.
{. Rhineheck
Nav TAcsEr SaiF.--Messrs Wesierveit Mackay
have lat lid tbe heel Of ship for Kermit red
star line 81 Liverpool packets She IL 20 b. rsusv to
take her place in the line the nth December next
and viii be 40 tons, - feet beam. - hold aud $50
tea long Capt shipey. inte Of the John x skiddy.
en- old and sxrerienced navigator will command her
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-31
MAILS r OR URoPg
THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The steamship Anerics, Captain shannOs, vill leave
this port for Liverpool this dag at twelve s'slOsk.
Her mails yin clos. at IN, Poet once ia this city, 81
s.H past ten o'slcek An edition of the Hssaiv H-is
|pns.iniBs ell IN. vin b. published - ni,.
vslosh, An sIns. .spI" - -rsppsrs, 70 :. had q
lshs counter. slrp.nss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-31

The aggregate receipts this year up TO tho 22i Of
July we're less than up to the date In any year
since lst5. The enormous grain crop. harvested this
year may create great activity on IN. public works
oftbis aud other States during thu f. and swell tn.
receipts TO sum greater than last year
The annexed statement exhibits the aggregate
banking movement Of the United States according to
returns compiled In the Department Of tn. sesretar,
Of the Treasury, and report made 70 corgre.s:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-31

ASoriEr EDToH ArrAoNKD.--The editor Of the
Italian paper, Eco a Haiia, was assaulted and se.
verely struck by an Englishmsn. at Staten Island,
Yesterday, for The qualification Of some in-feelna.
The history Of Inc whole affair spromised ia a day
or two. Meanwhile the police authorities are 10
be busy with warrants and Witnesses Fighing !.
warm wOrE, with the themcmc'sr si nin,fy.lhres
In he shade r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-31
News from Europe.

The arrival of the Canada at Halifax is hourly
expected, as she is fully due at that port. We had
received 40 telegraphic communication respecting
her al the time of going to press this morning
The news received from her will be made known
Immediately upon its arrival.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-31

TEMPEST IN TE,ror-Miss Catharne L.
Beeeher has published book Of three hundred
pages, upon the fact that clergyman has PAL his
addresses TO a school teacher. without marrying
her The book is full Of mystery, and puzzles ne
more than the Great salt Lake Of the Morrnons.
or the position 81 the palace Of the King Of Mos
quito. Yet We think we may get the problem
solved in time. Who wa hello us in these dog
daysf Who will tell us who Mr.. A. isl Who
viii infOm us Of Miss De the name We must
help Miss Beecher She has asked U. TO do so
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-31

A correspondent at IIslIfsT, @ writing under date
sfthe 9th inet fnys The wheat crop Of this State
u " thought hss been eut short not e-s than three
fnbs BY the rns and draueht The erope Of tabaeco
and cannot possibly reach the half ~ an average
srop end In the eeunties lying the coast, being,
With the Rosnoke. the chief grain growine region
9th state fhs late storm has proved highly dsss
trous report says and not less than the stormsf
Population 81 that eounmy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-31

TUESDAY, July WY ~.
Wall street very quiet to-day II was too hot to-
move round much and very little disposition was
exhibited do anything in the way Of business with
the thermometer at e3 In the shade fancy stocks do
not ind many customers, and prices must be with
difficulty sustained 1t does not quire much hnancier-
ing now to raise money any kind Of esurtis and
II holders determined carry their socks in the
face Of any change in the market there probably
was time when they could do with less effort At
the first board to-day United states e 1867 declined
!. per cent; Morris Canal advanced per cent; Long
Island -.
The receipts at the once Of the Assistant Treasurer
Of this port to-day, amounted to s1%oo53 20; pay
nents, sls,el5 20; balance, s4sesl5s rs.
The demand for foreign exchange has only been a.
moderate extent for remittance by the America leav
ing this port for Liverpool tomorrow wednesday,
We quote, ON London, lok 10Y per cent prsnIs,a:
on Paris, o. 2zk 81 21isi Amsterdam, 40 . 4on :.
Hamburg, 3ss s5'si Bremen, 7eh . 80.
The Pvoridsnee Post says:-There hes been consider
able movement In prntips cloths and the sales pro
baby amount to about 10000 pieces for the week at
prices In some eases indicating slight Improvement
The market closes firm at quotations The folloving
transactions have been repored-2 600 pieces elxos
Is inches fair bo 1900 do eoxof - inches fair Sc
5000 do. ooxo& Is inches good 45.e.; 1000 do eoxs<
Is inches, fair 4se.; 4ooo do 6Oxoi rs inchss fair
41sloc.; 1850 do. eoxeo 70 inches good, Axe; 500
do boxoO y inches, good, 4ac.i 1000 do. 52x3o 2e
inches, heavy, 4ae.; 900 do b2x5s 10 Inches good
Isc.i 1000 do. 4sx52 27K inches, fair, axe Total
80 SEQ pieces, mos.
We quote as folOwG-6sxs2, 5a a 5Hs.; e4Ics, 81 9
tLo.i eo1el, AZ Sc; 5sxeo, ~ 4hc.; 52r5e a.
tkc.; s2xs2, Az &c; tsxss, q a4tc; Axx44, az
q 4c .'rnH1
The expectation Of domestic from Boston 10 foreign
countries from June "a TO July a. 1850 vss as pack
ages, valued at sitSsS3 oftbe aggregate ipIs pack.
ages were shipped 10 south America.
The amount received for tolls on all Ia.
New ork State Canals during the ID week
~ ""iy "as.s 80 floJiS %
Same period In lSiS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1880 10
Decrease In 1850. ........... ,ITO07T
The aggregate amount received or tolls
from the com men ment OF pavisati0n
20 the 22d % July, inclusive, s1135l32 10.
same period In 1917. ............... lN2e55 IS
Deereafe In 1850. ......... SllTb4OS
Amount Of tolls received all the New York State
canals In each OF the following years. during tbs "a
week in July and the totals up the 29d Of July ia
elufive;-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-31

The choiers u raging with fearful mortality At L.
berty and other points on the Missouri river
colony Of Belgans recently located near the town
81 Kansae on the Missouri river have nearly al died
81 cholera The surgeon IN attendance died nom tn.
same dieesee
letter ffuu Kpkasts m dated duly "a SAYS that
fur dssths hY cholera bad occurred At that place du
ring the fuur precious dsys
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-31

In rsy 1887, the bs.ks suspended specie psynssss
In May, 1855. IN. New Yors banks ressu.d sp..i.
payments. and the sthsr banks attempted 70 rono-
their example, 90 that BY January, 1880 there vas
what vas se'l.d general resunption cf spesss pay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-31

About tvo years ago the hrst building vas erected
In salt axe CITY and already the population nan.
bsrr mush over 26o 600 The houses are vet All one
story adch but preparations are being made FOX the
early ersctios ofs temple and other public sudinsa
In apohlsr and mors durable s,yle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-31

WREcKERs ON THE CoAsr.-Our marine intel
gence gives the disagreeabe information that the
authorities have found, in about forty enements on
the coast, the plpnder derived from wrecks, part-
culsry from the ship Elizabeth, recently destroyed
of Fire Island. IL is to be hoped that the guilty
parties will be punished. We shall soon lose
the hosptable and generous character, upoa
our sea shore, which has been long preserved, il
such outrages upon decency aud honesty are
passed over without severe retribution is visited
upon the guilty parties OF oil robbers, land pirates
the most despicable and loathsome, and, at any
and every hazard, our coast must be cleared from
all signs Of such villany. There countries where
the shpwreckedare stripped of everything they pos
sees by the inhumaniiy and wickedness of those on
the coast When the Sirius was wrecked in Ireland,
near Cork, all the clothing Of the passengers was
taken away by the fends, and the accounts stated
that lady was Invested Of nearly all Of her cloth
ing, to crafty the avarice Of the wreckers Similar
ouuages will soon take place on our coast, IL the
moral sentiment Of the community is not aroused
on this subject, and means are not taken to punish
offenders. Letus have some wholesome examples
----
GENERAL GARIBALDr.-We learned, at a late
hour last night, that this distinguished man has
pone 10 The paviIion Staten leland uvhar. he -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-31

health and mfort than the right kind Of Binder Carmen
heavy woolsns are ppendnra6s at bis season. and the
Zephyr goods TO be had At the New York Stocking Factory
lOl Bswery. evfrv them xury,
independent Of the medicinal virtue they possess.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-31

all cur friends call Brooks York Boot and shoe
Emporium. $50 Full on street. and supply themselves with
pair o. his cool and comfortable Shoes and Gate-the
cheapest place in the city 10 set good article aay style
YOU m wish.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-31

heavy Soolsns are ppendnrabis At mis- season and he
Zephyr 6s had New rOsE ssoosns fss.ory
q he they
Hot wsath.r-Ws woaia recommend
all friends 20 call Brooks New York
ra @ bis cool and se S esehe
cheapest place in the city TO get good article Of style
you may WISH
Boots that are Boots.-- II our Friends wish.
70 get GoSs BO., shoe or Gsitsr they eanaot DO better
Hotel ih' i'sn'D can D0D > y ND'' niiE bottoms
Common sense triumpbs nj last !-Arer a,
long COSBY exn-rment wealth and fashion, we'll
better g f pair q boots Of the very hf., class;
inisr0r 'h''' ---------- "a
Call In fsrsing.--We do not urge any ono.
t. buy reeemmanf atien; we mer, 5iss as mat
Der Ss 's ss
axe gssI Ss A1, rss rsy y9S re you
Dressing Cas.s Complete. and ready for
S i, ras sS I ssiaS q ss ss
% TS @ .Sf s Ess
PortabI. Dressing Cases ia all that the
imports and complete each article contained
@saan aSns Ssies IS Inc nsas SaSss
KEYS Ts10fs IN rec. order ~ "a @
Broadway Ie.r VI
Gouraud's Itaiian dedicated Soap WIN
pmpies freckes salownes &s. Poudre Subtle
Sosy Rouge I'm PAR and sd s.o & Wh
% 81 Ts sss
Bates Co. 10 Warrington street. Beston
Comb IA ctory.-shell, Open Chain Pat
terms t6The ladies invited TO examine the styles,
which s large and varied just received per teamsr
complete assortment Of French combs very SUPERIOR and
''Ao'''i patterns CONF z aSissY $50. Broadway
Comb Factory, asa Broadway.-A choice
selection oi Lssss Dsss Combs: in open work scroll aud
sfsr any design. furnished AZ A. J. SAUNDERS. ssT
Broadway, between skier and White st-eets
The unrivaiied skill, Taste, and Jutle,-
nsnt displayed by M tho nimitabs at Il Nassau street,
in the science cutting hair and whkers 70 correspond TO
pearance Of Justly attracting universal attention
and commentator. Consult him
Hair Dye.---Batchelor's Genuine Liquid
Hair Dye only be procured at the mandatory Wall
street The public should guard against iritstions SEQ
bad color from the Of the Dyes have ~
corrected BY calling as shove. Copy the adarsxt
Wigs and Toups Medal ha<
been arded Wu Bachelor for Wigs Tsu
$50 BkTcnEloRs Csebrstsa Wig Factory wsii
street he keeps the largest and bst sortmsnt In sh
General Tsy ior-The Last and best Por-
r Of General Tay9T ever appeared in the hr.s
Booksellers and also by BRADY 2 Broadway who're che
original DAsuerreotyre is 70 be seen
Hair DyiDR-Phslon's Magic Hair Dye, 90
etor the bsr whskers the applied without
injury TO the heir skin. IL be
without disturbing the solor no bad odor II 10
plea sold NJ fHALoNs Wig and Toupss Hansfaeo<y
~ Broad~ay.
Wigs! Wigs !--CiIizens and Strangers arc
invited 70 Inspect PHALoNs new style @ Wigs and Tea.
a. his celebrated Wage Hair Bye Factory, ~ Broadway
corner OF Dew street Copy the address.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-31

common s.pse triumphs nj

10 get GOOD Boot CATER they cannot do better
than call at ~ Courtlandt street. under she
Hotel. Fine French Calf Boot 81 80, worth 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-31

GENERAL GARmALDr.-We learned, at late
hour last night, that this distinguished man has
gone to the Pavilion, Staten Island, where he is
quite i'll. II is said that he viii remain there few
days, to recruit HIMSELF before he visits the metro
noltE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-31
Call In PsrsinC.--NVe do not urge any ono

ts buy reccmman atom mert ~ ADVISE as mat
ter Of curiosity just 20 how cheap the best articles can
be cold that the celebrated cheap boot ehoe
ana CATER store IA Ann street. AMI IL Jones does net NJ you
cheaper than any one else, we will pay forfeit.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-31

long and cosby exrment wealth and fashion, well
the industrial million have unanimously resolved that IL is
psy 81 80 pair Of boots OF the very hrst class
AZ JoNEsS IA Ann street. than to squander 50 Tor much
inferior -t.f
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-31

each article contained therein being Of the bess
quality Persons travelling will and this article con-
bbpg elegance convenience and utility Toilet ARTICLES OF
every description a. Aa< Broadway. I'm QbfMBf.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-31
J.rr. aesnsr Rr-rrrr. 20

Dear sir-If you deem the follo~ine worthy OF an
infertion In your really valuable paper. should be
fad 20 see u occupy place In the columns Of the
Hsfefd. I would respectfully suggest 10 the pro-
ptistors Of the various ferries between this city
the neir hhofhnod 81 safety 20 the pa
gers board their boats that the boats be provided
with wire gate at each end Of sufficient height TO
render ds being climbed rather uncomfortable and
decidedly ungrhceful These gates should be closed
and fastened A. the last bell strikes and not opened
until the beat is properly secured TO the bridge This
arfanftmt would secure safety 20 the passengers on
board the leafs but a. means 81 st greater safety
would also propose that the ferry master having
charge Of the snail gate cause the 20 b closed
a. three bells is struck. Il the bell Immediately
precedinE the last one simultaneously with the large
one This would prevent passengers from rannina
through the gate and jumping after the boat. This
arrsngs ment might create Dissatisfaction at hrrt but
thir that II u was fully carried out. 10 would pre-
vent 'he recurrence q accidents similar 10 that which
happened but few days since. HOS
Yours very respec fully.
SAFETY TO HUMAN LIN
NV Y1Ha Jufv 90 1850
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-31

name imports and complete each article
therein icing Of III hest quality and Of ordinary di
menonf pong which the Metallic Tablet Strop for
kee ling in RECT order manufactured at SAUN
DERS l Broadway, Of Liberty street, and So
Broadway. ..tvr W.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-12-19

managed. because it was thrown upon its own re-
report, has shown that the Department is conducted
as economically as under his predecessor. If the
rates which ne proposed should be agreed to, in a
very few years Congress will be enabled to reduce
the postage on letters to three cents He was not,
however, for testing this by experiment, but in
favor OF adopting such modification will still
support the Department, without drawing upon the
general treasury, and ia king the great agricultural
interests for the benefit Of the commerce of the
country. Newspapers should circulets free in the
county where they are published, and be taxed
cent within the limits of the State, two beyond.
mir. THOMPSON, of Pennsylvania, obtained the
floor, when the committee
On motion of Mr.. POTTER, the bill and the
several amendments were ordered 10 be printed for
the use of the members, and
The House then adjourned
PETITIONS pREsENrEp UNDER THE RULE.
By Mr.. HOWE The petition of Hon John Dick
and thirty six others, citizens of Crawford county,
Pennsylvania, praying Congress to establish post
route from Cleveland, Ohio, via Euclid and other
intermediate towns, to Meadville, Pennsylvania
Referred to the Committee the Post Office and
Post Roads.
Also, the petition of William F. Junkn and forty
four others, citizens Of Mercer county, Pennsylva
MIA, praying Congress to repeal immediately the
Fugitive Slave Law. Referred to the Commit &c
on the Judiciary.
BY Mr. BRIGGS: The petition from the publish
ers of periodicals on the subject of postage Refer
red to the Committee on the Post Office and Post
Roads
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-12-19

At meeting of the friends of cheap postage, held
in the Merchants Exchange, at New York, on the
nth instant, on motion Of SILAs Woop, the NEE :
ing came to order, and j. DEPEYsTEn OGDEN WAS
called to the Chair; STEWARD BRowN, JAMES b.
MURRAY, ELIAS Hicks, Caleb. BARsrow, Moses
TAYLOR, and ALFRED PELL, were appointed Vice
Presidents I; and HIRAM WALBRIpeE. WRIoHT
HAWKS, and HESRY G. ALBERToS. made Sec
retaries.
BARsABAs BATES, Esq. then made a statement
Of the progress of the of cheap postage, in
which he gave brief but instructive history OF
the Post Office Department, and the changes which
had been from time 10 time introduced into its ad-
ministraton He also referred to the experiment
in great Britain, which proved that the reducticn
of postage rates held 10 n increase of income.
At the conclusion, this able address was warmly
applauded, and Mr.. BATES then proposed a series OF
resolutions, which we're read by the Secretary,
General WALDRIDeE. They take the ground that
while the recommendation OF the Postmaster Gen
eral to reduce the rate to three cents lie to be ap
proved, what the people desire is uniform rate of
two cents prepaid on letters, and one cent news
papers, advised by Mr.. RusH, in the Senate, aud
Mr.. DuRKrE in the Honse. They also approve the
bin presented last scsson Of Congress and ask the
friends Of cheap postage 10 keep agitating the sub
ject; returning, at the same time, thanks to the
press for lite generous advocacy Of the cause.
General WALBRIDoE seconded the motion for the
adoption Of the resolutions and bill, though he could
have wished that there had been greater libcralfy
extended TO the newspapers
The resolutions then adopted unanimously.
General WALBRIDoE said, he only echoed the
feeling Of the meeting when he requested the Pre-
sident to say few words.
The PsEsIDESr then said that IL was 10 the Cheap
Postage Ass citation the present recommendation
Of the Postmaster General was mainly owing Al
fret, be (thc PresidcnO rather in favor Of con-
curing with the Postmaster General for n rate Of
three cents, but he thought IL better 10 go
at once TO the two cents (cheers) -partoularly M
the Senate and the House were in favor Of IT, A.,
10 the moral and social benefits, he need say no
thing. Mr.. ospEs concluded BY expressing hope
that, the past lsbors Of the Cheap Portage Asso
citation suocos,ful this their last effort, wa,
destined 20 be crowned with success