The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-09

Summ~ry OF shs News-Four Days Later
from Europe, sc.
The steamship Humboldt, from Havre, touching
At Southampton, brings US four days later news
frcU Europe, the substance Of which We publish
&C. day. The most important political intelligence
indignant at the late invasion of Cuba and not in
formed at the time of the execution Of Lopez, had
ordered achievements to the number of six thou
sand to the island; and it also appears that the
Spanish Minister at Washington will receive in
struotions to make the failure Of the administration
TO detain catch the Pampero, special matter of
complaint and warning. The Madrid H1ano ex-
presses the opinion that if these flibusto expert
nents against Cuba, not suppressed by our go
vernment, they win lead to war between Spain and
The United States. We presume that upon the
sept of further information, this beligerent dis
position will be considerably modified. Our limits
of space cut short further commentaries ON Euro
pean affairs to-day. The Humboldt brings fair
freight and an aggregate of one hundred and forty
passengers. Cotton steady.
The good news from Georgia transcends the live
Hest expectations of the conservatives of the North
According to the latest returns, Cobb will defeat
M'DonAld, the secession or Southern rights caadi-
date, by probably not less than twelve thousand
majority. The prospects of the Union party, also,
for three fourths Of the Legislature appear to be
good, in addition to three fourths of the Congress
sional delegation. This is the most conclusive way
Of vindicating the attachment of the South to the
Union. We doubt not these resul IS will have a
charming effect upon public opinion, even in South
Carolina. Secession is out of season She will
have to give it up.
The nominations in this State, for the approach
ins election for the Legislature and county officers,
are going on very slowly. We give list of all
those which have come to hand
A rumor from Washington intima.es that Presi-
dent Fillmore has concluded to dispense with the
further services Of Allen F. Owen, the Am srican
Consul at Havana.
Late advices from Texas state that disbanded
company of Cuban volunteers had reformed, with
the intention of joining the revolutonists in North
ern Mexico. They are determined to have fight.
anyhow.
The citizens Of st. Louis and its vicinity have
decided upon loan of 100000, ia addition to the
State loan of $3.50 Ooo for the purpose Of assisting
In the completion of the Pacific Railroad.
The news in our columns to-day from the scene Of
revolution in Northern Mexico will be fcand very
Interesting. The revolu.ionists have, thus far,
made good Roadway against the government forces
Melancholy intelligence has reached as eff an
ether terrible gale on the coat of Nova Scotia
IN which upwards of three hundred persons arc
supposed to have lost their lives, and enc hundred
fishing and other vessels were either sunken or
driven ashore.
Yesterday, there was q second edition Of the
Boston Railroad Jubilee, without the expense of
that ceiebratier. The New York and Albany Rail-
road ~s opened with great eclat, and q train,
laden with seven cars, flIcd to overaowing with
passengers, after stopping st Hudson, Poughkesp-
sie, sod Pecksaa, and being delayed for some tine
IN taking in wood and water, performed the distance
from Albany to Thirty first street, New York, ia
that we aware Of, been eqealled for such long
distance. At Lowell, on the LIST Of October, there
was an exciting race Of engines for q prize, when
six Of them with the following results.