The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-22
New Io19., Monday, November ~, 1864.


Ttoush we have but little taleglaphc att sr, orr
columns te.aay contain gic1t anornt Of very in-
tcTes ing news, probably the most interesting Of
which, just at this time, is that relating TO aairs in
st Donipgo and Nj xco. The vague rumors u
the preparation of expedition in this country .
go to St. Domir CO. for while caused consider
able excitement in the latter republic; but AT y i
accounts OIL had become quiet, and the people ap-
pear to be nov impressed with the baieE that cur
rency given to thee ur founded reports by per-
whose interest is TO iomens int 3tiae trouble
and theraby st the schemes OF Faussin the negro
Emperor on the other eide of the island overthrow
the govern ment OF tte wbiSas The manifesto Of
President BaezsNhich we publish, should be care
fully rec by oil Of vessels, and others who
contemplate visiting ST. Domingo Inc only ports
now open are those Of Sants Domingo Puerto Plato
and Azus n Rom ara aud SANTANA have been
closed for SIX months.
Tie details of the news fiom Mexico give US some
what OF insight into the complicated condition of
things in that unfortunate country. The account Of
the difficulty or series Of difficulties between Con-
gress and the heads of departments, shows that
these branches OF the government have MS little
friendly feeling for each other the generality of
the people have for them. No wonder that reyolu-
tions arc all that may be called popular there.
BY telegraph We have the particulars Of the ter
ribe explosion of locomotive on the Syracuyea and
Utica Railroad, yesterday mornilg, by which the
engineer was instantly converted into a frightfuuy
mangled corpse, and the fireman vas severely but
rot fatally injured. An accompanying locomotive
was also greatly dame ged, the engineer and fireman
of which were considerably hurt. The catastrophe
appears TO have resulted entirely from the want Of
proper care and attention on the part Of the aufor
turate man VINO LOST bis ile
The steamer FIarcis skiddy, on her trip up to Al
bany last Saturday night, is reported to have
In collision with some boats which we're being towed
down by the steamer Baltic. Two Of the boats were
damaged, ard one Of the hands was knocked over
board, and, it is supposed, was drowned.
Accounts OF two destructive fires are reported by
the tslegrsphs A mill, ia Niagara county, worth
fifteen Thousand dollars, was burned on Thursday;
and a bleachery at Gloucester, N. J., was damaged
to he extent Of about twenty thousand dollars, on
Saturday evening.
Two men, named Weeks and Whitney, got into .
dispute about wrestling match, at Orange, Mass,
on Thursday, when the latter drew dirk knife and
stabbed Weeks 50 severely tbs. he expired in few
minutes
The rio,ous portion Of the fremen in Baltimore
managed 70 keep their fellow citizens IN perpetual
state Of excitement yesterday One Of the rioters
was sbot il the arm and several Of his associates
were injured
About one hundred ard eighty emigrants wen.
out to Liberia in TIE bark Lind, which sailed from
Baltimore on Saturday. Another large party will
leave in tie brig Shirley, from the same port next
Thursday The more intelligent portion Of the
colOred people are vel aware that they can make
Themselves far comfortable there than in Cana
ada Hsyti, or almost any where else
Eleven persons died from cholera, aud seventeen
from yellow fever, il New Orleans during the week
ending on the 10Th inst. Last week there we're ten
fatal cases Of yellow fever ia Charleston.
Judge Rufin, Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court
in North Carolina, has resigned lie had been on
the bench for thrty-six years.
One Of the clerks in the Washington Post Office
has been arrested suspicion Of robbing the mails
marked piece Of money having been found in
bis possession which had been placed in decoy
letter.
In addition % the general news Of the day, our
reporters have to-day furnished an unusual variety
Of local intelligence, which viii be read with much
interest By all classes