The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-03
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Summary OF this Mornings News.


Summary OF this Mornings News.
Our columns are again densey crowded with
highly interesting intelligence from all quarters Of
the world, among the most important Of which is
the details of the European news brought by tho
steamer Cana Ia. We have no room this morning,
but may take occasion hereafter, to say something
relative to the opinions which we furnish from
tie British press on the Cuban invasion.
Our latest accounts from Mexico confirm what
we have pr vousy received. There is no doubt that
not only has revolution broken out in the north
ern department. OF the Mexican republic, but tina.
the inhabitants are anxious and willing to be an
nexed to the United States. If public rumor is
not entirely at fault, the Mexicans Of this same
district were anxious that MIR. Folks admin
istration should not conclude a treaty of
peace with Mexico without the annexa-
ton Of their territory being included in the
bargain, they being DESTROYS of coming under the
protection Of the stars and stripes in preference to
remaining under the old flag of Mexico. Bat this
is only the beginning of the end In the course Of
events the whole of Aexsco must sooner later be
under Anglo SsxOnrule. The Mexican government
may protest, if they please; the European govern
ment may protest; portion Of our people may
not like tour treaties almost forbid it-but
in this respect, We are not our own mas
tiers. The march Of American sscendancy on
the American continent is onward, and we could
not, IL We would, prevent it. The annexation Of an
additional part Of the Mexican republic at some
distant day, may be looked forward to with GER
tain.y; but We question very much If it can be ade
an element in cur next Presidential election. We
certainly are bound by treaty with Mexico not to
take any more Of her territory but II the Mexican
government becomes an obsolete idea, the question
arises whether, keeping that treaty in view, we
20 on and annex as we did in the case Of Texas.
We cannot, however, 70 into this matter fully now
Sufficient for the day is the evil thereof.
We have received some doleful news from Bos-
ton, in connection with the stringency in the money
market. We have heard, by telegraph, that one
or two, or more, houses Of standing, in that city,
are forced to suspend. Our report may be true,
but until It 10 confirmed We shall not publish
their names. One Of the houses referred to In our
despatch is reported to have been largely engaged
in railroad speculntons.
AN attempt Is being made, in certain quarters,
to bring into disrspu.e certain banking institu-
tons in the State Of New York. No alarm should
be felt, by people at dista &C, by any reports
respecting oar New York banks The circulation
Of most Of them is secured by the pledge Of pub
lie stocks; aud IL they suspead tomorrow, their
bills will be just as valuable as they would BE- in
case OF 10 suspension.
The Congressional election in MHyland, on
Wednes lay, resulted in the election Of three xhis
candidates snd one democrat, The other districts
are doubtful.
The Bible Union held thsi; anniversary ycstcr-
day, at the First Baptist Church. corner Of Broomc
and Elizabeth streets. Rev. Or. Cone, the Presi-
dent, and number Of clorgymen, addressed the
meeting on the object Of the association, namely,
to obtain q new and accurate version Of the Bible.
King Jamts's TRANSLATION, and King James himself,
was harded roughly by Rev. DIR. AIsclay, and BY
Rev. Mr. Thomas, welch gentleman, who
seemed to tickle the ladies with bis wit, in
making many passages Of the Bible a. rendered
by that version suprsIaely ridiculous. A new YER
sion Is proposed, in which all these errors and
defects arc to DC corrected and Il IL said we are 10
have !, in three years but It is 10 be hoped tha.
when the defects are amended and the errors cor
rected there will not be other defects and errors
introduced at the same time, that will make The
cure as bad as the disease. This society eonsiss
entirely Of Bspists, and those who arc opposed to
,ham soy IL the word "bsp,isc" Ia the Bible we're
only changed to "dip' or immcrse, all the cher
defects and errors would be forgiven.
Public smusements in New York are now at
high pitch. Times may be hard and the money
market tight, but the external asptc, Of lie the
city, especially at the theatres and concert halls,
would lot indicate UGH state Of things Every
lass Of our populaticn ., from TIE highest 10 the
owest-for even in sepublican country there
,re grades in society-s2p,ars to fhd plenty
II leisure ard means to procure Amusement.
ve. les than twenty ih:u.aal people, on