The New York herald., 1851-10-02
DOUBLE SH EET.
News or the Morning.


It will be seen, by the money m arket article in
TINS days paper, that the bank excitement in Wall
street still continues Three banks, i, appears,
have suspended, and it is feared Others will soon
Sellox. We advise holders of bills issued by the
free banks of this State to keep them; they viii be
better week hence than they now. All the
brokers refused to redeem any uncurrent money
yesterday. hut they viii probably commence again
in 4 day or two.
We are gratifed TO state that the Fugitive Slave
Law, and he honest policy of the administration,
in its efforts TO maintain it, have been vindicated
again in a case at Buffalo; bat this is more than
scun.ei balanced By the outrageous proceedings at
Syracuse in the fcreible seizure by the mob Of the
sgi.ive, rom the custody of the law and in the
indgni,es thus east upon the compact of fair deal
mg with the South. TIE abominable sentiments
Lately difused throughout the State By the lNcc
York Tribune and its abolition and na.lifca-
lion allies, We venture to asser. have not been
without their influence in this foreisle application
of" he hg her law" If the administrative branch
Of the whig party submit to the groveliins hu-
initiation of these atroeious agents Of mischief-if
they submit to the grading bargain of throw
ing up all their Union professions for the sake of
share of the profits, they are the hueksters Of the
fsh market, and are sold for song If the friends
sfthe President for the sake of the state Offices,
are thu. willing to sell cut to the abolition in
tr1gusrs for the Presidency, it is time the people
were spprisod off.
Cur returns CT the Congressional election in
Maryland, yesterday, are too uesgre to give US an
insight az to the general result. However present
appearances indicate that the state will be whig
The democrats and free solers of Massachusetts,
met at Concord yesterday for the purpose Of unit
iEg their forces in the coming election. There
sppesrs to have been some opposition manifested
b. pct.ion Of the democrats, in the early part of
the cay, nd one Of them very sapsntly remarked,
hat elf democracy could not stand on its own
platform, it had better not stand at all" Both
fssto-s, however. had determined upon marrying
and ANA gamsting. and towards tie close Of the
day the wedding was eonsummsted. The political
arec, Of Massachusttts Is decidedly spotted.
Three Gays later intellg zee from Cuba announces
that ten more Of the invaders who all WOUNDED,
lad been brought into Havana, Our minister to
.-iexico, Hon Robert p. Letcher had arrived, and
would leave for Vera Cruz Oh the 22d ult in the U.
s steamer Sarsrse.
The south Carolinans have engaged the Trede-
vsr Iron woyis, of Richmond, Va. to manu'ac-
t.re them some twenty pieces Of artillery, for the
uiE ratio rsgan OF the that is to follsv upon
tne seels Of secession. Left new, SOLITARY and
alone. af,sr having ''set tho ball in motion, with
the prorpeet Of co OPERATION II is TO be hoped that
yi.h ths arrival Of cold weather, the bot and fiery
sec.dsrs Of fthesaniee, tie Psedee, the COngareo,
and the watsTee,wn down, and prudsntly
resolve TO try thsa,l Of the North little
longer. We can't spare South Carolina on any
account
Our previous Information relative to the success
If the revelations in Sierra Madra turns ont to be
perfec.ly correct. The Mexicans we're attssEsd and
driven cm Camargo; and, a, last accounts, tie re-
yOlu u.ionis.s we're on the march to Ma'amoris and
4 eybosA. IN addition TO Camnrgo, Taupico and
IT, vicinity were in possession Of the Hberator'
From appearances, the whole Of the territory be-
tween ,hs sierra Ma5rs and the Rio Grandc viii be
speedily wTssssd from the Mexican government,
and su independent republic established How
long viii il be ere this new nation win be admitted
Into tLis great Unionl This is an important ques-
tiep for there is but little doubt that the sece-
ders vii gain their independence, there is less
doubt that they wui ak 10 become one Of our
States. Here is work for the politicians One or
the ether Of the great parties Of the day viii as
suredly faise the Sierra Madrs banner, extend a |
hsltirg hand to the liberaters, and pull them into
the Union. SO we 60.
Tie Washington Rey'ab'r Of yesterday, states that
Il has reason TO believe that an agreement has
been snt ,red into between England and France 10
assist Spain in holding on 10 Csba, under certain
provisions; one Of which is, that The Spanish go
yernent shall cause a removal Of the principal
efisvascss Of which The Cababs complain. The
RyviIe vsry properly objects 70 this internsdiling
In opr slsir,, which b calculated TO do a deal