The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-13

Of a portion Of tie Cabne. 20 dictate TO freemen
as 10 whom they shall support for Office, be the
candidates whom they m'eht. II il understood that
the leading men in Pennsy vania are making pre-
parations TO ratify the rebuLe tie Cabinet has re
ceived at the hands Of the rational democracy OF
New York, and in manner that will strike with
wonderful force upon he already astonished and
bewilaered administration. The old anii-sliyery
issue has again divided tie democrats OF Ohio, and
consequently, through coalition with the free soil
wings Governor was elected upon basis which
entirely eschewed the Maine liquor law, and at the
same time gave the goby TO the Baltimore platform.
No wonder that Cd and generally well.inforned
politicians find great difficulty in ascertaining to
what party they really belong in these days Of pro-
gress and reform.
The Boston politicians are represented to have
been in perfect fever Of excitement last evening.
Senator Sunni was addressing a gathering of the
Tree sellers and coatonists in Faaeuil Hall, ia sup
port Of the proposed constitution, and the wings
holding large meeting IN another part OF the
city at which the speakers toek strong ground against
the ratification OF the constitution The cleo ton will
take place in that State tomorrow, after which we
sbx have IA oppo, tunity OF judging of the effect Of
| General Cushings dictation in that quarter.
| Another great Geographic feat was accomplished
| last Fridey The steamship America arrived at
Halifax about ten o'clock that morning, AMI aa alb
stract Of her important was teegraphed thence
to New orleans and through the admirable arrange
mtlt OF the New York associated Press, the public
in every important city of the Union received the
Intelligence at the same instant in the afternoon
much to the annoyance of sundIy spectators and
newsmongers who consider il rather too bad that the
facilities afforded to the public through the liberal
arrangements of the leading newspapers OF the
country should prevent the possibility Of their prey
ing upon the mercantile community. Much credit is
due to the several lines between this city and Halifax
for the great Improvements just completed by which
| dispatches are now written direct from Halifax to
Boston in a single circuit. A great deal OF tine is
thus saved, and far greater degree Of accuracy at
tanned in the transmission of lengthy reports, The
office in this city, OF the through line to Halifax, at
81 Wall street--House Printing Telegraph Buildings
despatch from Kingston, Canada, states that
the bonded and several other large warehouses ia
that city have been destroyed by fire.
We publish to-day an extended report Of the visit
of His Excellency Monsignear Bedini, the Pope's
Nuncio to city institutions for the relief of the
infrm, destitute, and disabled A distinguished
party accompanied the prelate, and all were delight
ed with the iudicious application which ia made of
our extensive city donations for the aid of suffering
humanity.
The City Inspector reports the number Of deaths
in New York last week at 37i, which is y-nine
less than that Of the preceding week. OF these, 100
were children under one year, and 222 under ten
years Of age. The deaths from consumption were
forty three; from commissions thirty ye from Group,
twenty three; from Inflammation OF the lungs TWEEN
'y-three; from small pox, twentyone, and from in
fammation of the brain, twelve. There were TWEEN
ty-two cases of still borp nine OF premature birth
one Of suicide, and six deaths occurred from IN.
known diseases. OF the deceased, 259 were natives
Of this country; eighty Of Ireland; ten Of Englan
fourteen Of Germany.
Besides many columns of interesting matter, to
which we cannot afford space to refer particularly,
our pages today contain Letters from Australia,
aud Canada: News from Laguayra, Texas the Plains,
and other parts oAe country: Bene VIOLENT Works of
the HoT Association of New Orleans; Lengthy
Review of our New Police System: Com nercial, Re-
lgious, and Miscellaneous Intelligence &c.