The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-28
DOUBLE SH EFT.
New York, Tuesday, october IS, 1851.
Summary OF the Latest News.


Il will be seen by the money article in this days
paper, tha. Wall street still continues in a state
Of fermentation The excitement is not yet over.
The stock market is in weak and feverish condi-
ton. and there appears to be no doubt of an ulti-
mate break down among the bull spectators.
The next Jews from Europe is looked for quite
anxiolsly BY fnanciers.
Yesterday was the day appointed for the assem-
bling ola convention of the planters Of the Southern
States in Macon, Georgia. The object of this con-
ven ton is to devise some method by which the
planters Of the South will derive as mu,h profit as
possible from their investments and labor. To
carry it cut, various plaas and measures will be
discussed, the most prominent of which are the
erection Of manufactor for working up the raw
material, and the establishment of line Or lines
Of steamships, TO from central port in the
Southern States, direct to Europe, so as to avoid
the trouble and expense Of reshipping from the
North. Another object of this Macon convention
is to endeavcr to hit upon some measure which viii
regulate the value of Southern productions. We
hardly think the Macon convention Will sucoeed in
this Their other projects are feasible enough, but
re resoutions-no arrapgements-uo rules, can
control the rise and fall of commodities of any kind
Quotations will depend upon demand and supply.
We than lay the proceedings Of this convention,
which is Of the most important ever held in the
Southern states, before our readers at as early q
day as possible.
A correspondent at Albany announces that there
Is more trouble in the democratic camp. The
Hon. Mr.. Hatch, of Oswego, is out against the
Syracuse ticket, on the ground of its anti-canal
policy, and AYERS that no sane democrat, unles,
grossly deceived, can ever be induced to vote for
Mr.. Attorney General Chataeld and bis coadjutOrs.
Il appears tina. Mr.. Dodge, Of Wisconsin, hs,
been nominated by the democrats Of Racine as
candidate for the Presidency. This is the second
candidate that this Few State has brought forward
fer that Office within short time the other being
Isaac p. Walker.
The Irish people in Boston are following the
example Of their countrymen in Baltimore, in en-
deayoring TO procure the good Offices Of the United
States government in favor Of the release Of the
Irish revolutonists, now undergoing the sen .ence
Of transportation, passed upon them on account Of
their revolutionary movements in Ireland. What
are the Irish Of New York about that they do no.
move in the uatserl
Five days later advices from Baenos A yres, fur.
nish some highly interesting information relative
10 tie war between the Argentine republic and the
Oriental states The Buenos Ayreans appear to
be reduced TO the greatest extremitiss by the i'm
Eense force orpoted to them. The English and
French admirals had declared that they should not
interfere 10 the dispute, and a blockade Of the port
was arprehended. The Oriental troops we're de-
ser;irg; ard the Argentine troops had refused to
sgh.ary more Upon the Whole, the news, to be
foUrd under the telegraphic head, looks very bad
for the cause II Buenos Ayres
We are panied to learn that over thirty persons
lost their lives BY the wreck Of the steam propeller
Henry Clay, on Lake Erie, last Thursday night.
Under cur ,elegraphic head will be found the
particulars o. a sad disaster, which occurred Of
Care Cod, on saturday evening last, by which
pur Terfons lost their lives Il isa miracle that
more were no. destroyed The disaster occurred
BY the steamship William Penn coming in collision
with q whaling schooner called the Belleisle
Our Key West correspondent informs US Of he ar.
rival there Of the American schooner Carroll, the
captain Ct which reported his having been fred
into three times By the Domini,a ns, while he was
sndeavorirg to enter Port an Prince The Domini
'ans in all probability, mistook the nationality Of
the Carroll, the relations between their govern.
nent and the United states have always been Of
the most friendly character.
We learn with regret that the yellow fever has
made !" appearance a. Mobile, and. a, might he
expected 1t has caused grea. deal Of alarm. its
course however viii soon be checked, for frost will
ne doubt soon visit that region
There were only three hundred and ,rsn,vf,,,,
deaths in this city last week I2i adults and aco
children and youths. The principal causes o, de-
mse we're AZ follows -consump tion, a.; eouval.
siozs. 80; vsriosv fevers, "a; inflammation. 81;
msrssmus, -; dyautery, 10; diarrhca, r. and
droysy. ~. There wee only Two fatal cases Of
mail poI, ard, upon a q, ueral reference to the
causes o. death we are dispos, TO believe that no
Isrge city "a the world, With such 8 mixed popua-
tiop. is ss healthy o. New York st the present
inc