The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-27
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The NeWs
Many of our columns sre again occupied ~ith the
,yocesdipes in thisand other cies consequent upon
,se S,a,h of Secretary Webster From Maine to
New Orleans and from the Atlantic to the lar Wee''
the whole country is in mourning
Last evening the democracy had one otthe grea,
est meetings at Tammany Hall ever witnessed In th'S
s;sy An immense multitude assembled in ifoot
Of the hail. Also and the whelc area OF sEe Park vas
covered with bumaR beings. The old "ig"sm was
were various processions OF 'ue
democracy Of the different wards, with IHs'e ana
banners. and torches, while fireworks oil various
Ii, d. added elat to the scene. Altogether IL was
m imposing demonstration
There appears to have been most glorious gamer
mo Of ~, supporters of Pierce and King, ut the
Cour Gil Of the Young Demo ;racy a. l5lca, yesser
asy Delegates were in attendance from every see
t;op CT the State-an bringing cheering news ana
rendering each o,her confident OF complete victory
raxt Tuesday Prominent smoBg the speakers was
tie Hon Horatio Seymour, the democratic nominee
Cor Governor who predicted that the majority OF
the party il this State would be twenty thousand
The speaking, firing of cannon, maIchmgo OF pr'eos-
sieps, ana playing of music, mingled vain tho nus'
A-.;rg Of sev~a, thousand ltentoran voices, wn'ch
was Stpc up sill 'ay and the greater part OF the
night a. Utcae- ooILhiped with the overwhel ming
turn out At the ratification meeting az Taumany
Bah last Eight give token thSt al factions are once
more united ano present q splil sront that VIII be
perfectly inviicible o.+he day of election.
john Van Blren, in conneesIU.. III, other popu-
iar speakers, addressed large meeting of IN. roga
county democrats last Monday, and is aged u
attend another gathering at Buffalo, tonight The
wings will bold q grand mass meeting at Cold
L. Il. i IN ~ -
ahe sapo place on r.iaay Some Of Tho must dis
snsuished men Of both parties are expected to be
preFent
Senator Hale, according to our Pitssburg des-
patch, is to address the free democracy of Phils-
oelpha to night, and of this city to-norro pioh.
1t ia reported tina he still Adhere - us ueserh
nation Of running on his own hook. aua VIII not
yield to General Scott under a"5 circumstances
Lake many Others, he prohats us S.iah'ss
Tor the Presidency fplL 'I"'' - 'no oeho.a.
omciaI refr--s Of Tie Ia. election in Ohio show
that the democratic majority on the State ticket is
1862 In ls4s Gen. Csss' majority over General
Taylor was l6 AS. This does not look as though
the party had lost ground by apy means.
According to the details Of the news from Texas
- be found in another column the In ans still con-
nue to murder and rob the inhabitants on the from
forays they killed eleven IMexicans and two of the
American mail carriers. Notwithstanding these re-
peated outrages, the Secretary of War; it will be
seen, has actually declined the ser ces of the three
companies of rangers raised by the Governor of
Texas for the protection OF the people against the
indians. This certainly appears 70 be very ineo-
sitic move on the part OF Secretary Conrad to say
the least.
Va elcnu Inrn vullfsb lat rr,r
Wet Indies, including interesting description of
the premonitory effects upon the sea of the hurri-
cares which occurred in that vicinity during Sep
tember.
Some time had elapsed since the occurrence Of a
steamboat blow " on the western waters, and peo-
PIE had begun to hope that no more accounts of ca
susltes Of that description would make theirappear-
arce in the newspapers. Bat it appears that there
was merely temporary lall not an entire suspen-
zion Of The work Of human slaughtering AID MAIN
ing by s,esm, for to-day we publish despatch
stating II hat Of The boilers Of the Financier ex
plojeJ on the Illinois river one day las! week, in
consequence Of whieh seven persons were severely
scalded.
FIost is beginning to make itself felt in South
Carolina, and in a very beneficial manner at that
for private despatch transmitted from Charleston
yesterday, states that there had been "only one
death from the fever within the last twenty four
hours, and that there were no more ne cases +"
The Southern papers state that there was frost at
Georgetown, S. G, on the 2Oth inst.
Our local columns TO day contain the particulars
ELECTED at three four recent ipquess held by the
Coroner. Among them is account OF a most
shocking which took place a. the Belle
vue hospital last Monday morning. Anne Morrison,
seventy years Of age, burned TO death in her
cell, by Of her bed clothes taking ERE in some
manner that cannot be accounted for by either the
nurte or the keeper Of the cells She had been ai-
mttcd to the hospital Only two days previously.
The investigation relative to the feasibility Of
constructing railroad in Broadway, was yesterday
continued before the Committee Of the Board Of
Aldermen, as will be by the report in another
column. AS evidence Of the impracticabiity of the
proposed work, it was stated that it could not be
completed alta less sacrifice than ight millions and
quarter Of dollars The simple construction Of the
road itself would cost Ave and half millioas
Besides an unuiual number Of advertisements,
giving highly interesting information respsctinr
Every description OF business inside pages to day
contain the official proceedings Of both Boards Of
Aldermen Monetary and Trade Reports Maritime
Intelligence, including communication relative to
ship-buildDg on Long bland; Military and other
Parades; Police Matters, &c the whole forming
ore Of the most complete newspapers ever issued
from the press.
The steamship Niagara, which is now fully due at
Halifax, with one weeks later news from Europe, had
Shs 10 The middle Of yesterday afternoon AT an /