The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-24
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New Y.rh, Friday, October "A. 1901
Summary Of this Mornings News.

Summary OF this Mornings News.
The suspension of the old and widely known
house Of Jacob Little & Co., created an extraorii-
nary panic yesterday among the bulls, bears, lame
ducks, and all classes of operators in Wall street
We are gratifed however, to state, that this emf.
nent firm will probably make satisfactory co npro-
mise of their liabilities, ahd again resume opera
,ions. For full account of the suspension, see
NOR ey article, in another column.
The arrival of the steamship Georgia places in
our possession the details Of ten days later intel
genee from Havana. The report relative to the ar
rest Of Mr. Thrasher, and the Liberation of Mr..
Reeves, one of the invaders, is confirmed. The
general features of thenews from Cuba, which is
rather interesting will be found in another page.
twill be perceived that Mr.. Fillmore has issued
proclamation in the usual form, to the eject that
= military expedition is about to be fitted out IN
the United States, for the purpose Of invading the
Mexican republic. and cautiOning citizens of the
United States against doing anything of the kind.
This is all very well; but it happens, in this in
stance, that the revelut which has been going on
for some time in Tamaulipas, New Leon, and Co
ahuia, originated among the inhabitants ofthoss
territories, and that really the people on this side
Of the frontier had nothing 10 do with it. And
what is more the movement promises TO be s1ccess-
full; for, according to all appearances, the Mexican
government is incapable Of suppressing it. The
proclamation, therefore, amounts TO little or no
thing, x,ept as freewin guarantee to Mexico
that the United States government is determined
10 preserve neutrality in the matter. The impor-
lance of this revolution, however, cannot be over
estimated If the signs Of the times do not deceive
u, this is the beginning Of movement that viii
eventually strike Mckee from among the list Of
nations Revolution is the order Of the day in the
New World a. well as in the Old, aad no one can
know what day may bring forth.
Many of the democrats in Massachusetts, do not
seem disposed 70 fraternize with the abolitOnists.
We observe that another meeting Of the dissatisfied
democracy has been held at Essex, for the purpose
Of nominating an anti coalition ticket. This looks
very much like separate action now, but en- election
day, II Is very probable, that, as heretofore,
they will all vote the Same ticket, whatever may
be lie color.
We are very happy TO observe tina, sense is re
turning in Vermont. A series Of resolutions Of
most Objectionable character, in referen,e to the
slavery question, were introduced into the Legis-
Iature ofthat state, but they were laid on the
table, on which Il is to be hoped they will be
allowed to renain. The anti-slavery game has run
out 10 the North, thanks to the intelligence Of the
people, and none but msdmen would attempt to
re-enac,it. The North agrees to the Compounds
rtasure Of last Congress and so does the South.
Refe ard there in the North rsbid denagoguc, Of
the ultra Seward and Greeley school, may make
III. AZ Ieararce, bat the influence Of su,h wishy-
vsshy politicians is gone, and we hope for ever.
senator Douglas has consented, i. is said, 10
deliver an address before the Maryland Agr.oul-
iural Society, in place Of Secretary Webster, who
was unable to comply with the reques. Of the
citation. Mr.. Douglas is a decided iavor.e with
the agricultur alists throughout the country, FIVE
Judge frem the hattering reception with which his
recent speeches at the state fairs Of New York.
Ohio. and Vermont, we're received. The Judge is
orc Of III ,se PRACTICAL who believe in thoroughly
rloughng and stirring up the SOIL previous to seed
ing. in order to make sure Of profitable harvest.
He Is great worker, and this is the secret Of bis
popularity smeng the husbandmen.
The packet brig Belle, which recently piled be-
tween Boston and Halifax, was wrecked, about
to-, mtg miles from the latter pls,e, on Monday
morning She had on board large number Of
passenger all II who m we're saved, but the vessel
and cargo will prove an entire loss.
According 10 the latest accounts from Prince
Edward Islsnds, about seventy Eve vessels and one
hundred and Fifty lives are known 70 have been os.
during the gale On the Gulf Of ~ Lawrencs. One
report. which is doubted, states tina. one large yes
eel. which was driven ashore, bottom side up, had
no les, than one hundred and one bodies In her.
The telegraph furnishes nothing definite with 70
gard otbe Virginia election. So far as known, the
new constitution has been carried, By Eve 70 one
and in the counties along the Potomac the wings
are ,ad 10 have gained considerably on the Con
gressionsl vote.
It sppears that public opinion was too strong for
the vine pullers Of the whig parry, Who determined
orGslaush Judge Mason, BECAUSE he would not