The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-22

Dr. Mont, no Excitement hAsprevailed The lsth
Of Septembsr-tAe Fourth of July of Valpsraiso--is
the day of the PSesdents Inauguration.
The news from Jamaica is chiefly of commercial
character, and unimportsnt. The news of the ter
mination of the Cuban invasion had been received
there, whore the public journals pronounced their
opinions against the invaders II Is said, however,
that the popular mind was on the other side Of the
subject, which is certainly somewhat remarkable.
The advices from New Mexico, published TO- day,
show that the work Of the Boundary Commission
has been suspended, and that q special messenger
has been sent to Washington for instructions. As
tronomy and botany seemed to have quarrelled al
though according to the poets flowers are the stars
| Of the EARTH and stars the flowers of heaven.
| Mr.. Bartlett, the botanist, wished to make his
initial point through the heart of certain flower,
| and Colonel Graham desired to make his under the
| light of a certain fixed star The two points thus
| made were not and the same, and, between the
two disputants, both points were lost-and no point
was made. No com promise could be adjusted, aud
the matter has to dead halt till the cabinet
at Washington candecde between the parties. The
other news from New Mexico relates to the probable
election of Major Weightman as a delegate to Con-
gress and to the necessity of establishing mill
tary force quate tc suppression Of the atrocities
and barbarities of the savage tribes of Indians in
that territory The blood thrills with horror at the
recital of the barbarou acts perpetrated by the Ma
vajos, and the government should send a strong
force forward to stop these outrages, which disgrace
the character of man Sooner Later, at any cost,
we must terminate such atrocities
The correspondence from Montevideo which we
publish this morning, is interesting, with respect to
the probable future of the republics of La Plata.
The political commissions have taken more warlike
aspect, and the marching and countermarching Of
troops-tbe deserton Of soldiers from one leader to
Join their fortunes with another-the three four
political and military factions contending for the
supremacy-bespeak state of affairs which pro.
misses to terminate in a serious civil war, which
eventually may lead to military dictatorship Of
more than ordinary permanency for South Am erica.
In the present condition Of affairs, it is almost i'm
possible to form any very correct information with
respect to the designs of the political leaders who
are engaged in mastering men, and in carrying
the conflict. In the history of South American re-
volutons, designs have often succumbed to circum-
stances, and, in the present case, we unable to
conjecture, with any reasonable probability where
the present commotion will end. 1t would be well
fer the several factions to make compromise.
MISSISSIPPI UNION GRAND Mass MEErING.-The
following letter Of invitation, addressed to Mr..
Bennett, was received by yesterdays Southern
mail =
Jackson miss September q 1851
sR-The friends Of the Union in Mississippi have ap
pointed the 9th and 10th days Of October next FOR the
purpose of holding mass meeting in this plscs.
We earnestly desire your attendance that OCCASION
and feel that we VIII not appeal in vain to our
friends throughout the Union. to aid in its preseIv
tiop.
Hoping to hear from you soon that you will be with
US at the time appointed, We are Te pectfully
A. BuRwELI, sc. FARRAR,
VS. WnsoS, A. II JOHNSTON,
T.. RUtH BUCENER, G. g BANKS
T. HENRY, A. u. CABavfss,
TPwARr, WM H Bsows
W III. JOHNSON, J. H. YrAzIE,
A JOINS, (omsifee Of Inriidfor.
The absence of MIR. Bennett in Europe will, of
course, prevent his attendance on the interesting
occasion Of this grand mass meeting; but we are
well assured tn t, in common with the great body
Of the American people, he will rejoice at the
triumphant progress of the Union cause in Missis-
sippi The late elections in Tennessee, Nor.h
Carolina, and Alabama, have pretty conclusively
proved that the South is emphatically sound; and,
in the forthcoming elections in Mississippi and
Georgia, we anticipate still more decisive ex-
preston Of public opinion against secession and
in the North IRE plotting and counter plotting
with the abolition and free soil factions ii is graft
flying to see the party for the compromises the con-
stitution, ard the Union as they are, predominant
in the South. Let this party set their faces agans.
all free soil Northern ceal' .ons, well against
all Southern ultras, an, in 81 they may effec
lively silence the agta;ors of both sections Of the
Union. Everything as depended, and still de-
ponds, upon the Southern Union party.
HoKRIBrE PRocLAMATIoy.-Samuel Snow,
Mount Zion Chapel, 2O6 Allen street, has issued
his declaration of war =" for the determination of
Romansm, and every vestige Of Antichrist." His
wrath appears to be about equally divided between
Baby Ion and the Nae York Hsrad. Here is the pro-
uunciomCto -
And all TIE vrld wondered aisr the Beast. and they
and they xsfshit, Beast saynr like the
beast Who able to make war with him -Revela,ion
The following advertisement was recently handed in
at the Office Of the N,c Jwk Herald, and rejected, a.
unfit to publish In that pure and pious paper
BABYLON
Volunteers called for Join the army OF the King
~ Kings which about 90 be raised for the extermina
nation Of Eomsnism and every vestise II Antiehrist
Zion expects every TO do bis duty Preaching by
the Man Of God. tomorrow morning afternoon and /
evening at 2o6 Allen street.
s perfectly natural and TO be expected. that those
tme-servpg and unprincpled sneak who edit and pub
lii the Esrad, should refuse the above, inasmuch
a the children Of satan whether Catholic or Protestant
hate Gods Truth and afraid of IL. But be l. known
to all the ursed spawn Of old Rome, that there
man cent Of God who preaehe. the Word Of Judgment
every sunday, at Mount ZION Chapel 206 Allen street.
and Who has both the courage and ability to make
with the
And though the miserable tools of james Gordon Ben
nett the traitor, who plays into the hands Of gomes
seTve and bloody minded br ,od Of vpers for the sake
81 rstfy gain. may be dVosei tO fight against Mount
Zion and her leader thy may be assured u l. not fer
them TO dictate to the Messenger OF God what 20 pub
Itch. God speed their
DOOM,
1t seems that he lately brough. prophetic al. .
vertsement for publication in this paper, but that
it was refuse By clerks and while we approve
Of their religious scruples, are constrained to
The Mreacnnnr niriisnttrl,, 10 do.