The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-08

Tho News.

Tho News.
The steamship Asia, fully due, with three days
alter Eur pean news, had not been heard from at
two o'clock this morning. fortnig hts later intel
heence is also due from California.
The returns of the State election held in Vermont
hast Tuesday show chig loss as compared with :he
previous pon. SO far as known, twenty-one wings
aud tsenty three democrats have been elected to
the popular branch of the Legislature. The tenn
persnce question operated to SO great an extent
that it is as yet impossible to tell which party
ried the day. Thsre has probably been no election
OF Governor by the peoplethe choice Of that fuac-
sionary will, therefore, devove on the Legislature.
BY telegraph we learn that the hard shells carried
every ward at the democratic primary election in
Troy on 1ues6av ard that on the assembling of the
nominating delegates last evening there was much
excitement and confusion. The hunkers, however,
gave evidence of their strength, by electing their
candidate 70 the State Convention, and the Passage
ofDaniel B. Taylors resolutions. Rensselaer, county
therefore sends three hard shells to Syracuse. The
hards also reported to have been greatly in the
majority at the primary Ireetings in Syracuse yes
erday and would certainly elect their delegate
Really, these movements throughout the State look
as though the hard shells would have every thing
their own way IT Syracuse next Tuesday, after ALL
So FAR known, they have secured nearly half the
whole number of delegates without counting contest
ants.
We learn from Washington that protracted
meeting of the cabinet was held yesterday The
subjects Of discussion it Is presumed were the vacant
missions TO France and China.
Bishop Doane, as was anticipated, carried Lis
point yesterday by having the report ofthe commit
tee Of the New Jersey diScess read beore the High
Court of Bishops The trial will now probably pro-
CESS without difficulty. The Geographic synopsis
of the proceedings contains many items Of Interest,
especially to tAose who have been watching the pro-
gress O, ,nis curious ecclesiastical case.
rich scene was ell .cted at the metropolitan
Hall yesterday forenoon, by the Worlds Temper
ance Convention. The Convention was divided upon
the question whether petticoats should be admitted
among them OF not and the contending factions
fought with the cor ge of Kilkenny cats. We give
a detailed report Of their proceedings.
The Woman's Rights Convention, in this city
closed its deliberations, with rather stormy session.
Last evening" fall report of which is given this
morning. It viii 5e seen that Mss Lncy Stone in
accordance with a recommendation in tho HERALD,
took up the case Of the Hon Mrs. Norton, and made
a pathetic app Al for that person. Lucy also an
nouDced that the women would hold a National
Wonan's gbts Convention u Cleveland, Ohio, on
the 9Th and 9Th of october. What has Cleveland
done that she shield be 20 visited
The German Turner'S wound p their festivities
yesterday, by picnic excursion in the morning to
North Hoboken, TO delightful spot called Bellevue;
here they spent the day and enio ID their farfame1
lager bier" without hindrance or molestation.
ball In the evening formed the finale, which kept
up with great spirit until late hom.
According to the annual statement Of the con.
merce Of Cincinnati, the increase Of imports over
lest year. mounts to eleven millions Of dollars The
value Of the hogs either slaughtered or handled in
the city is nearly nine millions of dollars, being
equal 10 onethird Of the entire product Of the West
VIM Calder, claimed as a fugitive from justice by
I gland ur der the Ashburton treaty, has been
finally discharged from custody, will be by the
correspondence between Secretary Marcy and Judge
Edmonds. The case having been dismissed by the
latter .or want of sufficient testimony against
ne accused, application was made f)r his detention
until additional evidence could be OBJ ained from
En- gland. Judge r. decided that he had NJ power
to gran the request, such power being vested in
the Executive Of the United States. The Presideut,
however has concluded that he has no authority TO
control theact OF Judge Who, by tie treaty is
charged with the preliminary exam nation, and is
to determine The case upon the evidence adduced.
Under these circumstances, Jsdge Z. has decided
thai Calder cannot ne longer retsined.
Findley recently convicted Of extensive forgeries
at Cincinnati, has beer granted trei by judge
Finn.
Despite the tgNtness il the money market which
has bad the effect Of greatly reducing the opera
lions Of certain class Of sp,cuators there - it'll
out doubt, much more busir.ss oonr in this city
than was ever before knowb-uo better evidence VI
which Is required than CLAN a. the extraoranary
PRESSURE upon our advertisins col NJ. il fact or
business friends have encroacned p-l our space 10
such an extent hat We are COR pc led T. omit great
variety " original and selected matter already IA
type IN order 10 make room for the ger 81 i nc vs. d
the day together with tho lengthy "details Of the SIN
guar and extraordinary procee ling Of tn different
conventions 1eld in the city. Sho1'd this ru.a Of
advertisements-th sign Of unusual activity In all
branches Of tade-contiuue 10 increase % il bf7
done within the last fe weeks, we may 5000 BE-
forced TO issue supplements in conn sction with cur
usuBl daily double sheet. B4t 'e. ne see vhat IL
really going on in the markets. on reference 20 oar
commerce al IeyieS, II will DO Observed nj ...es