The New York herald., 1851-10-14

New Y.rh. Tuesday, October II. 1851.
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VIEWS Of the Morning.
The steamship Atlantic, with four days later
Hsvs, bad not arrived at three O'clock this morning
She then twelve days and fourteen hours at sea-
The Asia, which arrived last Friday morning, was
twelve days and twenty hours on the passage. The
Asia experienced heavy head winds
The strides of Ameri,a have fairly aroused the
70 astonish the people Of the Old World beyond
discretion repression. The article in this morn
mg's paper the progress oerailroads, steam yes-
-els, and magnetic telegraphs, is not only worth
res ling, but viii do 10 fle ava among the great
Ia. Of the day With this article we give another
prepared by ourselves, OF inc progress oflo,omotion
between New York and Albany, from the time
Fulton started the frs; steamboat, at the rate of
Scur miles per hour, TO the opening of the Hudson
River Railroad, when the locomotives run, without
an effort, hundred and forty miles in three
hours and thirty minutes.
Lake Erie was visited oy another gale on sun
day morning, which continued with unabatei fury
at the date Of our despatch from Buffalo last eve
ming The brig Chicago was capsized Of Long
Point yesterday morning, and TWO fher mates aud
Sne seaman were drowned. The remainder Of the
crew succeeded in getting or the bottom Of the
vessel, from which they wers eventually rescued
BY a schooner. We await further particulars with
great anxiety, az the storm has undoubtedly been
very disastrous in ether quarters of the lake.
The pol;ti,ians Throughout; Pennsylvania are rep
resented 10 have been in trsnen dous state OF ex-
citement yesterday, IN conse! e!uence Of the election
which viii take place to-day. Mesns Bigler and
Johnston, the democrats and whig nominees FOR
Governor, were both talking to the Philadelphisns
last evoring.
The democrats at Bufslo have nominated Oliver
Patch and J. Redfeld candidates for the As
senbly ir the Third and Fourth districts.
Our salt Lake correspondent gives US some pain
IA intelligence o. the massacre Of several overland
enigran.s by Indians. We refer our re iiers to
his letter for particulars. humanity calls loudly
upor government for rro.e;tion to the thousands
Who ross the vast Western plains to peops.eur Pa
cifc shores.
The latest accounts from Ner Mexico represent
:hat Major Wcigstmsn ha, been elested a, lsle-
gate 70 Congress, by sbou Eve hundred ma ority
ever Capt. Reynolds Parties OF American, die
spised as aoo;g gines, ee.e lid to be committing
hequent deTred@.ons On the settlers and engran.s.
We hope thGs these white mSrsaders vii be ever.
taken and punished to the utmost extent OF the
Law The poor IDdilns have enough TO answer for,
on Their own s,sosn., lei alone the charges which
vil be naturally ssnucd uP against them in con-
seqaenos o. the misdeeds q these whites, who
assume the appearance 81 the red man 10 order to
soysr their guilt. The corn crop has fslsd IN al
parts Of Ser Mexico except Rio Abaio.
Dunkirs, the presen. terminus Of the Ere Rail
road, 'nssins $500 inhabitants. SIX months ssO
.hs population va So. 20 much fOr improve
nsnss
There apI@a-s - be quite an excitement AZ
Buffalo, 10 Consequence oi the presence OF several
ai,singushed sr;its smsns whom VIC observe
kliss eastman. Jenny Linl. &e.
The Jory IN ;hs else Of Margaret Carrisy, who
go tried NJ resa-k for the uu-dsr of a man
named prum, who sed1ced, under promise of
marriage, and afterwards 5cserted her 'or another,
rendered = verdict Of not gully, on the srourd of
INSANITY, yesterday morning. Ihis result gives
g-n.rsl sstisfsctioE. Jaere = no doabs the an.
frtuna.e woman was ffen1ied a, the time she
s,umi.,ed ,se sreaifa deed, sad wa, therefore,
~. . sIespou.it.s being her sBfsrinss aud ago
met must tsve .ser inter r.. and sufficient 70 ,em-
Yorsrjy Sisr.si, her reason.
Tn, ~up-sms rou-. 81 gsCslo ts rendered a
ssra, ct Ss,5ii ir faso- cs 8. u. Ps,,h sgsnss
~ Afto- htiual il.sfinae CompsnT Of NoF
ycrs. This is tb. suocat r- wh,.t he steamer /
GIifsth, destroyed b. lre .ait yssf vas irs lged
10 TIE Cour. - sssfars, ye.etdsy ,.s csu e |
Cryder Mckay, aud lal .lr. .iadt'el 20. Z. u,'n.as
~ false Iis.eDso, a ltrs, amount efb,ollcf tbs
MBwscsio and MissinpPi Railroad. v4s -,loi .p |
Lps as tte prsseoatis a'e p-.s.,a T..l's va, le.
is tovn, The ttisi esulS not r-o,'ei. lt "a idl.
mated that the ma.sor hal been sot'oI t5tF,cu |
,Ls ,onglaiu'rg rjlse-s asa tie 5.'ellltts saJ |
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