The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-04

Psslites, and others who arc opposed 70 bofu
Jshs Resell, The Derby ministry may manage 70
verh he way along for some time 70 come.
The axtic from The London Ii"ses relative
10 Abe esnditiss Of Mexico, is well worthy
Of p.rssal. That Journal is impressed with
the belief that the only way Of preventing the gene
raj Acknowledgement Of that unhappy government
~oula be for President Arista to assume dctatoriA
mower, We may take occasion to sllude to this
natter hereafter Louis Napoleon and the French
ore getting along quite amicably. IL will be seen
that No lately made tour 20 Strasbourg for the
purIose 81 inangurating the opening OF new rail-
road Enthusiasm and magnificent displays were
the order 81 the day. great variety Of political
and miscellaneous information 10 contained in the
letters 81 our London and Paris correspondents, to
~hish the readers attention il directed. Money
vas stil sbsndsnt 81 London, and tho Liverpool
cotton market was arm, but breadstufs ex-
trsmcly duh.
The reader viii elsewhere find accounts Of the pro-
gSefs and ravsges Of the cholera throughout the
country. Although ,be disease is unusually ms
lgnsnt, Il bpltasipg 10 Know that it does not pre-
vail ~ within anything like the extent it did in
former years, ssd that most of the cases occur IN
kolAted instances, where there isa want Of proper
,eptilstion aud cleanliness. The nalady has al
ready rapidly diminished in Buffalo and Rochester,
and viii probably entirely disappear from those
places In lev DAYS.
A dcspnleh from the West states that nothing
de finite 10 yet known concerning the elections which
tosk place in Missouri and Iowa. on Monday. Al
"a Louis IL vas believed that the democrats had
elected their can ddsits for the legislature but the
result a. 70 the Congr ssmsn extremely doubt
fal.
According 70 . despatch from New Orleans, in
formation has been received from Texas which con-
frms the report Of the massacre OF Captain Marcy
and kis men, by the Indians, on the plains. What
authority there il for the announcement that an
prcs. had arrived at Fort Smith, with the intelli-
gsncs that The Captain and his command safe,
ve have not learned. Fears are entertained that it
IL heax.
Late adyices from Texas represent that General
Smith is using bis endssvors to check the murder
Gus oper tons of the Mexicans and Indians the
Rio Grsnde. II high time.
We are sorry to learn, by despatch from Albany,
that Mr.. n. Sands, the equestrian, met with fatal
accident nj wolcott, in this State, Saturday last.
Being banterea, be undertook to perform his anti
podeon feat upon the ceiling in the Court House,
when the plastering gave way aud he fell distance
Of eighteen feet the oor, by which his neck was
broken, and he died immediately II il very
strange that a performer Of Mr.. SIS reputation,
should have undertaken such hazardous task.
| The Arguments produced last evening. at the
meeting held at Lafayette Hall, against the rail-
road project in Broadway, well deserving Of the
attention Of every citizen. To us, at least, they
appear 10 be unanswerable and 1t i to be hoped
that such piece Of destructive vandalism Us
turning the noblest in any city in the world
into railroad, 10 MI the pockets Of few specula-
tos, will never be 10 Grated by the inhabitants Of
New York. il would be the very climax Of dis
| grace.
During tho meeting q the Board Of Aldermen,
last Monday evening, an unusual amount Of business
was transacted. as might have been seen by
port, and last night such the despatch with
which every subject acted upon, thatth Board,
having disposed Of all the papers before il, adjourned
till the Grst Monday in September Thus the whole
labor Of eight evenings accomplished in tso,
ard about $500, the salary for six meetings, saved
to the city. The whole number Of papers, includ-
ing resolutions, petitions, Sc, disposed Of by the
Board at its two meetings, l39. There was
very little discussion among the members, every
subject being acted upon with almost entire una
nimity.
In the Board Of Assistant Aldermen, kst night,
an objection was made 70 the CONVERSATION Of the
minutes OF the previous evening, tn ground that
! Mr. HcConkey's vote had not been counted. The
| President entertained the motion, but on . division
/ il was negatiyed, and the minutes affirmed.
1 Mr.. O'Bren brought forward very important mo-
ton Tor the appointment Of committee vitha view
| to smeliorate the present deplorable condition Of
poor emigTents, Who in consequence of the closing
Of the Canal and Centre streets depots, left de-
ISOLATE, destitute, and devoid Of the common neces
saries Of life, and wandering about the streets day
and night, without food or shelter. NJ action was
taken upon this philanthropic motion II was laid
upon the table.
| A convention Of the judiciary viii be held this
| day (wedne sdsy) at Albany. The judges Of the
supreme Court, Of the Superior Court, and OF the
Common Pleas Of this city and county, left town
yesterday evening for the purpose OF attending the
! convention, at which new rules 81 prastice for the
civil courts of this State will be adopted
| AZ usual, our pages this morning contain great
amount Of highly interesting matter, 20 which VIC
have not room 70 particularly refer, among which
is the followiDg;-The capsizing Of the revenue cut
Taney, and loss Of five men, letters from Quebec,
Bangor, Niagara Falls, and Saratoga spuogs; a
table exhibiting the recent performances OF tho cee-
brsted yacht America; communication concerning
safety to steamboats, theatrical aud musical
tees; a large number Of local and miscellaneous
items; monetary, commercial and shipping reports,
SC &c.--the whole forming one q The most CON-
plete newspapers Of the age
!
! APPOINTMENT OF CoEGRLss. two Houses
Of Congress have agreed TO adjourn the 3lst
instant. This will give thcm four weeks Jet to
work up the indispensable business 81 The session.
which is the appropriation bills, including, by al
I
else goes by the board But beyond the RTpropria-
tion bills We mutt not expect much; and the Ices,
perhaps, the better. II j. certainly matter Of very
little regret that the various abroad stock iobbo,