The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-27


The News.
TIE democratic ratihca'iou Getting at Newburg
yesterday, grand aTsir as will be seen by re
ference TO report Gee of the most remarkable
features Of the meeting, the declaration of John
Van Buren, that there was longer any free soil
party among the democracy of the State OF New
York, for ri the objects Of The party having been
aceomp lish,d, there now 40 longer any ne esa
~ for its existence The meetisg wa very enthu-
siastic. and seemed to have been very confident Of
victory The speaking of more than the ave-
rage ability. Altogeh her the demonstration
One Of much Importance.
Tbousatd d. of strangers are fockng in % BufTslo,
for Lupdy 5 Lane, the grand wing celebra-
GJp Of the anniversary of the battle of which
nences 10 day. Various military companies have
arrived, al the hotels rowded. Our special
correspondent at Nla CARA Falls has furnished
with programme Of the proceedings
The Young Whigs' Lundy's Lane demonstration
and ratification meeting came off last n ght. There
was large gathering but the enthusiasm Was by
To means equal TO il. parry of democrats, or
rsVdies got possession OF the ground before the
arrival Of the wings, but driven off, vi It
arms
BY report of the proceedings in the extradtion
till Wednesday, it will be seen that, notwithstand
ing he admontion and ,xhortatou of the prisoners
counsel. most daring attempt vas made upon the
very large police force which conducting the
prisoner ba,k to The Tonbs. Huge paving stones
were 1upg at the police. several of whom were
severely injured. aud the worthy Chief himself was
struck with the missiles. Previous to the removal
Of the prisoccr from the court, Messrs Brady and
81.
Paik, exhoriing them 10 peace, and beseeching
them to retire to their homes Some few
hupdred Of the more respectable and orderly
portion inmedlltely complied with the re-
quest, and d,plrted; but bow the Others
needed the advice Of the prisoners counsel. will be
seen by our report. How the case will end it is
impossible - conjecture; bat VIC should suppose,
from the repeated asseveratioos Of the counsel Tor
Ksiue 10 their addresses tie people, that if there
wa the slightest violation OF the laws or the con.
stitution Of tie United States, they would abandon
The altogether. We should suppose, from that
circumstance, that KANE Will be unjef.nded on
Wsduesdgy ne2t sud that the asts of tho turbllen.
and erorant mob will have effected shat which,
perhaps. legal ingenuity might have prevented
namely, Va, Immediate eXtraditon of the accused.
The mortahty table If the p'st week, which we
publish to-day, oxbihi,s tte higher number Of one
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- 80 ~,
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p. Ian psf Fe.t i.1o "a
81 siN ~ wy ".F'As IRON iDhu'1 n"'''y u''e"'t'
yer has not altered u Typ. '"' 'e"set1b lpteh-
Sly lie ihfafoms'Cry q eases are of tie usoat /
q afsottf, affecting tie bran, iunys "A, losels
Tie 'o'ai number tf Genhs 'oE the week ending
sa,udiy las, hso huucIed AID hity.nine. Two
hu' cred aud 6ietr Of this number occurred omo1s
eh3dren under one Year Il nge' and three hundred (
sua eighty persons bad -. repohod the age Of ton
yeas Taking the returns If the two wests--rrom |
ttctenti 10 hg twenty .foart-eg Cad tn. a. ulauy
~ tlree hundred and eighty s,x we're under the
fs,,ne- md hat seven Hundred aud evenly bad not
a.,aipe he lasr named ptrod Of life This sxoes-
s,o ,,o,c III !, r,ti,e mortality must arise from
IA. crowded state Of tire sleeping apartments occu.