The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-16

TIE Geographic operators have not troubled
,eaders to day with many returns of the recent
Bate elections Enough lie already kno to render
b quite certain that the democrats have carried
Pennsylvania by about sixteen thousand majority,
md that the same party have also very large ma
5ssifies in both Ohio and Indiana In short, the
late in different States would almost seem
g. indicate that little Delaware s the only ground
that lie left the Scott wings to stand upon
General Scott is slowly but gradually returning
home, after his campaigning tour through the West
He made speech at Auburn, in this State in which
he reiterated that he not political, bu. mill
Aery mission. He also de ;ectsd a amongst he
crowd Of listeners, making Of that brogue which
Is SO particularly pleasing to his The General
afterwards listened to speech FROM Senator Sc yari
made esll nj the house OF the latter gentleman,
sud then psrtook OF public dinner, Mt which said
Senator presided. Having appeased his hunger and
slsted his thirtt, the General proceeded far
Syracuse, where he made two more speeches
Enosgh said. The General viii reach Albany this
evening.
The Hon. John Minor Bolts made long wAig
Ypeteb-a repetition of the Newark harapgue-at
G Isiitution Hall, last night We present our read
srs with report sc extensive space viii per-
nit The address presents no new features ofin-
terest in the Scott campaign, as the Pennsylvania,
Ohio, snd Indiana returns, appeared to have damp
entd the eloquence Of TIE Virginia orator.
Joshua A. Spencer has accepted the nomination
for Congress in the Twentieth district rendered by
the Webster whigs Of Oneida. This is another in
disstion that the Webster cause is daily gaining
strength in this State; Mr.. S is rather too old
tacticisn TO permit his name to be used in such a
NAL per, unless there is some prospect of accom-
plishirg his object.
From Buffalo we learn tina. the democrats held q
grand 10 l6csion meeting Thursisy, to celebrate
tie IaJtJ victories in the Western States. A very
large meeting Of those in favor Of the completion of
the canals was held In that city on the sane
evening.
II frpears that the desire amongst certain III
busters 10 invade the leland of Cuba is not dad nor
seepeth nor is IL abasbed in the slightest degree by
the twenty days tIial Of John L. OSulvsn and
Others, or the melancholy fate of Lopez and those
1f,, rash young who paid with their lives the
penalty Of their daring. The United States strict
Attorney and Marshal have received inform alton
that upwards Of fifteen hundred men, in violation Of
the act of treaty have been already enlisted for this
new csmpaie n ag snst friendly power and that che
5orce being daily augmented by willing volunteers
cd the plsces ofrendezsous an if our viglant
tborities fortunate enough to the prime
movers 10 the affair, Cuba will ere long become an
American possession through the nstru mentality Of
o jealous few or perohance be once more the sceae
ftte defeat and Of the grave Of some Of Der chill
oren who love liberty mot wisely but too well. -
IL ssaid that wealthy mercantile and shipping in
terest is the head and front Of this new movement.
We are, however, mistaken in estimate Of the
powers that be, II Mr. Talmadge, the Marshal or
this Distrct, and his wakefu deputies, do not con-
Cont the revolationsts before they have opp,rtu
nifty Of DONG much harm.
The steamer Powhattan yesterday dropped down
end anchored in the North river. Our special
Washington correspondent has already advised
our reader. that this vessel has be ordered to
cruEe of Moro Castle, near Havana, aod that
Judge Conhlng, the newly appointed Minister to
Mckee, IL 10 20 out in her, under special instruo-
lions to make diligent Inquiries concerning the
treatment Of the mail steamer Crescent City and
bark Corpelia, by the Cuban government. Tae
Povbstisn, il 10 supposed, vii sail early to day
The excitement Ut New Orleans, with regard TO
she recent outreges by tho Cuoan authorizes UPON
American vessels is evidently raised 70 the hsbcs.
pitch. We Else where puSl.sh full repor. Of ,he
great indigns meeting held there tha 7tu lust
togehtr with the rthtemeGt and protest u Captain
Porter relative 70 the treatment Of tae seansr
CTege.nt Ciy II Il also reported that similar
es'h,tipg tool place IL the same city 90 the even
- q the ll,L N addition 10 which, SeDor Lab ris,
u Spsbsb consul Il ss,d to have sudd My left for
ua'sDs- probably fsarir another popular GU broak
= tbt mere eNeittsblc portion Of the iDbasi,aos
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