The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-28
The News.

The News.
Although we received but little political intelli-
aense by telegraph yesterday. the dispatches gene
rally will he toupd very interesting.
Morgan Moreans vas last evening nominated by
the wigs of this city, as their candidate for Mayor
We elss~bere publish short biography Of Jacob
A wes'ervelt, tn democratic nominee for she same
efiee.
The whig farmers. in the vicinity Of Cornwall,
Orange county, held mee.iog on Saturday, which
wss s.,esded by several ladies'
The democrats Of the Eleventh district in this
State have selected Theodore r Weetprook for
Congress
The municipal election at Nashville, as usual re-
suted in the choice of n wbig mayor. Nine wings
asd three democrats were elect on the aldermanic
ticket
From the fishing regions we learn that only one
vsssel-be Caroline XII ght-has Of late been seized
BY the British, and she, at the time, was ten
niles north of Prince Edward Island, and there
were several others fishing between her and the
shore Rer captain is of opinion that her large car
60 Of naekerel had something To do with prompting
the seizure 1t is thosgbt that the mackerel re-
this year will fall short one-half Of the usual
average.
BY the last arrival fr,n Buenos Ayres, we ere
Informed that Gen Urquizs has been officially re-
ecgnrea Pre- visoDal Dictator and that delegates
rom the different provinces were about to assemble
FIR the purpose of forming general constituent
congress The Independence of Para quay had been
acknowledged and treaty of friendship and COM
neres enter, into by which the free navigation of
rivers was -eecured to La Plata and Brazil We
hear nothing further Of the negotiations of Mr..
fprf aap Wi tinp IN Anna 10
U,quiza had revoked the decree admitting -four
into Buenos Ayres, which is o matter OF some i'm
Por'snce to those engaged in that trade.
Another earthquake is reported to have been ex-
periepced at st Jago de Cuba, on the 18th cit
and the frightened inhabitants had again sought
refuge in mud huts along the sea STORE.
Hon Thomas Barring is nov in Washington city.
He was introduced to President Fillmore yesterday.
The pernicious and deplorable working of the
Maine Liquor law is every day becoming more apps.
rsLt. Outrsges are of frequent occurrence in those
Sta'es where it has been enacted. aud, as matter
Of course, are imputed by its advocates to the oppo
neots of the said odious measure. Two barns have
lately been burned, one at Exeter and the other at
Richmond, in Rhode Island, and their destruction,
- usuAl. is laid at the door of those who have
openly expressed their hostility to the an.i-lquor
them further than that the owners of the property
destroyed had previously decided, as magistrates,
N favor of enforcing the Law. Now, whether
Any or all of the mischief of which we hear so
much for there is no telling who are the actual
niscIean,s-has been caused by those vino are
charged with it not, it is quite certain
that the very plan the Maineacs themselves have
adapted Of accusing their opponents of the perpetra
tan f m. shor ha oh
alton with which the ultra measure is viewed by
large portion of the people. /; will no: work
noothly -and, notwithstanding all their exertione,
they cannot compel those who have the Independence
70 think for themselves, silently to acquiesse in IT,
No fuch ilhberal and unwholesome law-one that
attempts to deprive from exercising his own
Judgment in matter appertaining to himself alone
will ever be sanctioned by any great portion O.
the American people. Where it is nov in force, it
has created the most bitter feeling of animosity
sDoDg those who were formerly friendly peiehbors;
therefore, the sooner it is repealed the better it
will be for the general peace and happiness Of So
Sis,y.
The difficulty which was created among the FIRE
Den at Ruffslo, in consequence of taking from them
The right TO elect their chief engineer has not been
settled yet. 1t will be rsccllected chat all but one
" WV VI suS ehBuc cotnp6nles TesK bcu sOue Woke
ago. and that the Common Council were compelled
- call upon the citizens forward and act as
6,.men Since that tas the old fremen have
caused . good deal Of annoy nce TO the newly or
sssirsd companies, snd on Saturday evening, seve-
nal Of them arrested for their riotous conduct.
MADAME Sontas's Asst concert 10 merics came
- IN thh city last evening fall description Of
- 'sh~chs affair lie given in another column.
Tso thouand boys, styling themselves the Cadets
q Temperance paradeA the streets Of Philsdsiphia
ysstsrasy.
A workman named o'Nsill was yeeserds, l;,,sa
- che giving way Of large tank Of water. q. ,ha
0Ioscester Bleaching Mills, 81. six other p.r.
Ipss were ssriously injured
Jsdge NseFarlaDe, who has gained some notorietv
, PespeylvaDis ss q political editor, foundryman.
ndse, he. was yesterday killed by the falling Of q
Asavy casting ~ Hollidaysburg.
Assthsr man was killed on the Baltimore and
Ss's Railroad yesterday.
sesDsieh from Norfolk, Va, reports that dis
'ss, whisA very malignant, has lately made its
'spsarasss there Thirty or forty cases have al
ready oseursd
y" mortality report " .he City ID.pse,r! ,,a