The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-15
The News.


New YorA. Chus su.y. september 10. 1881
the News.
Every politician in the country, no matter what
creed, will be uneasy till he has ascertained the re-
suit of the proceedings OF the two factions Of the
democratic party in their State Conventions at
Syracuse. The hard shells saw the importance Of
taking the field early copsequf ntly they made their
nominations for State officers, lii down their plat
form and transacted all other necessary business in
oe dsy. This expedition aroused the soft shells to
exeition-it would not do for their competi.
tors to get too great start in the beginning
Of the race-thereiore they were not long In
following the example set by the hsrds Il
vas supposed by some that the softs would
produce nearly the same ticket as that OF the
bards, but on glancing at the names we fad they
are entirely tinot ,ept for Judges OF the Mrt
Of Appeals and these off were PROB ably and very
proper considered Sd far removed from the pale Of
party polti that it would be extremely ipjudcions
to m IKE an Issue OF them. Having commented at
considerable length upon the movements of the de-
nocracy in a leading editorial article, we win close
BY spending the tickets Of the two factions side by
side -
BARD SHELL TICKET. SOFT SHELL TICKET.
Secretary o. Stste
George W. Clinton. Isssc A. VeYpknk.
Attorney General.
Anss 7. Brady. Martin Grover.
state Treasurer.
wha,sw @ Watson. Francis ssgus.
Comptroller
lAnss Cooley. Robert Kelly.
,os. c. na.her Andrew J. Yates
Engineer and Surveyor
Sale P,isos EnsDefz0r
m, ". Bsspett william c. Deyer.
Judge, of the Court Of Appat
o Il. Rn9eks. long term. 80 Rngg,esL
Ham Dsnio. see. 4 hort term. e. Hiram DEMO.
Samuel 8. Bovine Albert Eigertoa-
The severe storm last night had the effect Of ms
terially abbreyiatng the regular newspaper agents
report Of the proceedings at Syracuse Fortunately,
hswever, orr spec al correspondent had furnished
the result Of the days work before the gale COM
nenced.
The Franklin, from Bre men and Southam oton,
rived at this port at half past SIX O'Clock yesterday
norniog, bringing London journals to the LIST inst.
The Niagara from Liverpool, put In al Halifax early
In the same forenoon with sdvices Of the Sd, thus
putDg us in possession of interesting European in
telieence of seven days later date. The Eastern
question remained up to the last moment, the chief
point Of political interest. During the first five days
u the week its complications had assumed less in
tricate appearance, and in some OF the continental
capitals il was looked upon as finally settled. The
decided hesitation of the Sultan in accepting the
Vienna note unless materially altered had
during the concluding portion Of the time, caused
renewed attention te be directed towards it, and the
result less quiet state of the public mind re-
xardipg the ssue which resulted in a slight panic
- rkata hofh Of md p,y;o
The latest news from London states that strin-
gency was still felt in monetary transactions there,
and q speedy settlement of the Russo Turkish Diff
Guilty vas net looked upon az being very near
Queen Victoria had paid visit to the Dublin Exh-
hilton. The gish journals announce the death of
General 6ir Charles Napier.
From China we learn Of the further progress Of
the revolution continued want Of success upon the
part Of the imperial forces, and the issuing Of an
inportant official mercantile circular from the
American consulate Office at Shanghae.
The last quotations Of the cotton and corn uar.
Hets. with variety Of commercial, shipping, and
miscellaneous news, will be found in this paper.
The Singapore Bi-monthly Circular of July L.
has reached Colo dust was then taken freely
arrival at $50 so to $50 rs per bunca for Austria
a. The imports were two hundred and twenty-five
bunesls, and expcrta two huodred aai ninetytwo
huncaIs, at the above rates The Circular quotes
he article as being worth nornnaly $50 per buncal
The anniversary Of the surrender Of the CITY Of
Ma xico to the American troops in ls47 war duly
cele orated in different parts OF the country yesterday
We elsewhere give full report Of the manner in
which the day was commemorated by the survivors
Of the gallant band who hailed from this city. A
xrard re- union Of the members OF the New England
regiment ook place In Hartford, bat wing 20 the
Aseness OF the hour at which reporters notes Of
fhe festivity csneto hard we are compelled to omit
she account iii tomorrow.
The people of Honduras were ip q great state OF
excitement at lat accounts. A party Of spenaTds,
on the 18th of JAY, attacked the town Of Limas.
k,r,ed the policemen and attempted TO alay the B-i
ia, Consul the magistrates Of the place, 80. The
sdvns OF Oniro and Trgxillo had been Captured Do
Guatemala.
According 70 a teIegrapbio despatch some eight
shonsapd people have died of yellow fever IN New
Orleans since the Grsi appearance o. tne disease, last
May About twenty five hundred have oied during
Sbe same time from other causes The feser IL still
raging with conside rable rulence at Mobile ana IN
the various towns along the banks OF the lower PR
81 the Mississippi
The steamship Europe, which sailed from Boston
yesterday, took out hundred and sixty th0nsaod
Dollars in gold ingots and ten thousand dollars IN
IT,.