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LATE NEws-OUR RELATIONS WITH MEXICO
Our latest intelligence from Mexico by the
way Of Vera Cruz and New Orleans. informs us
that General Gadsden has opened his budget Of
propositions to Santa Anna. We can readily
guess their tenor. We, in fact have previously
referred to what we knew would be the propo-
sails of President Pierce, by our Minister, Mr..
Gadsden The latest authentic advices confirm
our original representations We are to get rid,
If possible, Of that NAL apropos article, the
treaty of Guadalupe, which N. p. Trist, "a very
sad name in French dictionary point OF view
saddled upon our government-we mean the
eleventh. What is the amount intended to be
given Mexico for the recession of the article
from the treaty? Will it entirely "deplete"
the surplus treasury of Secretary Guthrie, or
will it not? Who knows? The amount is yet q
Napoleonic secret In the city Of Mexico itself,
but information thence reports it large"
How large? And what is the extent of the pro-
posed sop for giving to vs. quietly the Mesilla
valley, or will it be given at all, or has any
proposition been made respecting it?
We said there would be, and there has been.
We will probably get it on the conditions of
Mexico, without mourning another one hundred
and fifty millions Of war expenses. And what
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Railroad Accident.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

In reference to the railroad accident ct Yonkers
Saturday evening" 1t does seem surprising that method
ia adopted railroads for preventing those acci
dent from the caress Of switch On the Eng
h railroads. almost universally they sefadjustinS
switches, which right themselves. When q train re-
quires to be 'shunted the 'lieby" the switchman
and the moment he let's co. the weights bring back
lever to its right place. In this way such accident %
the above cannot happen.
II will cost much more to repair the damage Of Satur
day night than would put self adjusting swithes AL the
way from New York to Albany, apart from the loss OF
life and limbwhich In this case was small BY the merest
chancesome empty baggage cars breaking the force o.
the train and preventing II running into the creek
Yonkers Oct. 81, 1858. AN OLD TRAVELLER.
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Probable Loss or the StcnmtuU Ajax.

The ste amtug Ajax left this port the 23d ult for
Boston, for the purpose of towing the clipper ship
Edwin Forrest to New York On Monday noon, the 24h
she was seen of Chatham, about two miles east of Pol
locks Reef light and about seventy miles from harbor
deep N the water, with strong list to starboard 1t
blowing hard at the time from N E., and during
Monday night there heavy northeast gale As no.
thing has been since heard of hernow upwards of eight
dayst is the opinion that during that gale she
must have foundered, and that all board pershed
The Ajax the pioneer Of those large class tug
which have recently rendered such signal service to
seb in distress the entrance of harbor She
owned by II. R. Durham and Others, was about four
hundred tons burthen, and built in 1913 by W. H.
Webb, and furnished with machinery by Mr. Dunham
Her ordinarily consisted of men, but her
mil zion TO Boston, for the purpose above mentioned she
had nearly double her usual ompement-there being
thirteen persons on board She commanded by Capt
Gregory Thomas, who at time . Sandy Hook
pilot and who it will be recolected some years ago was
nominated candidate for the Assembly this State
in view OF his proclvites to the interest of the pilots
and his opinions favorable to the laws which it was then
desired should be enacted for their protection It will
ao be recolected that Captain Thomas the steamer
Goliath boat similar to the Ajax around Cape Horn to
San Francisco, which at the time enterprise that
few thought would ever be accomplished
The following persons, with two exceptions comp sed
the regular crew Of the boat and all board
the rem aiming five procured but short time
previous to her sailing and engaged only for the
trip eur endeavors to ascertain their have thus
far proved of avail
Cap.ain-Gregory Thomas; has a wife and six children.
Pilot-Rch, I'd Lee; has wife and family,
Engneer-Joseph Clark has wife and family.
Cook-Charles Anger; has wife.
Deck bsnds-Ptter May, who has been three months
married; Patrick McAnansy.
firemans name not recollected.
Captain Timothy Baker coast pilot, Of Boston.
William SIX dmoie Q, Hellgate pilot.
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FATAL AcCIsvT ON THIRD AVENUE RAILROAD. -Coro.
ner Wilhelm yesterday held an inquest at the New York
Hospital the body of Henry cutz aged eighteen years.
the Third avenue railroad cars the 2st instant and
received injury which resulted In death yesterday at
the Hospital. A verdict returned accordingly.
DARN ny observation-disclosures Hilton yesterday was
called to hold inquest The body Of James Byrnes
who accidentally fell from pier No. IL North River and was
drowned before assistance could be rendered him The
deceased resided at No. ~ Albany street. TO which place
the body was taken.
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MEETING OF THE FIREMEN.
meeting of the engineers and foremsn of the different
IRE companies held last night at which the follow.

meeting OF the engineers and foremen OF the different
nre companies was held last night at which the follow
ing resolutions were adopted
Whereas y has pleased Almighty God in the disponsa
on OF his wise providence to call from the OF
time the realities Of eternity Of brother members
Of the Fire Department whilst engaged in the audbe and
self duty Of saving the property Of their fellow
citizens and whereas i 10 proper and time honored
tenn with this body en- such ocasons Of to pub
bear; therefore
Resolved That in the suddenesh Caused by the falling
OF floors OF the store Fulton and Nassau streets
on Sunday morning October 3 that overlook Mr. John
Carman, member Of Engine Co No. o. and MT Michael
OBriep, member Of Hoykand Ladder Co. No. il, we are
called upon to unmely and unlocked for catas
rophe that eprved their families OF their soace and
aid and the Fire Department Of two active honorable and
sealous memb ers.
Resolved That the sister and brother Of the lats Mr.
Michael OBrep Of Hook and Ladder Co. NO. H. who has
been CIT down at the Of useful carer upon
our and condolences and that keeny
they the blow the has caused them they
have of that no fell victim
profession rdor that characteristics the true and devot
ed fireman. with his late fellow members deeply
pahse for the loss their oampany has sustained being
bere Of active and useful mber who had become
sndesed them by his virtues and manly and dar
ng Ts the young wife Of late brother Mr. John g.
Carman DDsiss Company No awe are s les for proper
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Mails for Europe.

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MEETING OF ENGINE COMPANY No. 4.

At meeting of Protection Engine Company No. s. held
at their engine house, Monday evening" Oc. 81 the
GLOWING preamble and resolutions adopted =
Whereas, the Almighty in his infinite wisdom has sud
denly removed from midst in the prime Of manhood
and usefulness late associate and brother John
s. Carmap while in the discharge Of his duty tho fire
crner Nassau and Fulton streets, Sunday morning.
the 3Oth inst,
Re- Owed That in losing esteemed brother We have
lost whose will long be cherished by his
WORTH his uniform Kindness and those other virtues which
while he lived
Resolved That condoe with family and relatives
of the deceased In their bereavement.
Resolved That will the usual badge Of mourning
and that our engine house DO shrouded with Grape
space Of thirty days.
Resolved That copy Of there resolutions be presented to
the family OF the deceased and that they he published
~ GoRMAN, Secretary. W. Q. LYONS, Foreman.
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terms in which express sucently feelings rel4tg
the loss she has sustained Of faithful husband one to
she bad been welded but few short months and in vi
love and society she ondv looked forward TO long
hnppt ess we mourn with her in the Bereavement tina
oealien her, and which earthly restore, a.
can appreciate her anguish by which she rendered
ana her infant child fatheress earnestly hope tbs
may spared TO guide its footstep in the risht path
would remind her Of Him who rules our destinies
promiseds TO be " the God Of the widow and father
fatheriess With his aged parents whose comfort he
their declining years and who looked upon him with a
affection that prompts parents bsart towards d.
bere Of that support which they had fondIy horsd wo
have guided their steps TO the close Of their oigrir
here earth point them to that ODD ,
offers safe haven Of rest to the weary and heavy la
For the loss sustained BY his late fellow member
brothers in duty express kindred feeling 20
they were attached to him by the most enduring
ship and aborng they have done for years togsthe
the public good their loss is common one and has
void their company that will be but partly oblte
by the hand Of tme he who ever on the alert u
manfully with the fiery element has been suddcnl
down in the midst # his usefulness In conclusion, wcm
say bear up manfuy under your affection continue s.
do your duty and whilst giving tribute q regret -
loss of late conrade, and battling wish our COZ
Resolved, That we attend, with espective conn"
the funeral Of oar late brethren, and that We we'
usual badge Of mourning for space q thirty days
Resolved, That copy Of the fore40Dg resolutions
tered at length upon the minutes pShed in one q
Of the papers, and thata copy, duly authentoated b.
officers Of this meeting be transmitted to the famis
companies Of the deceased.
ALFRED CARSON, Chief Engin
J. G. ABBE, Secretary.
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TELEGRAPHIC.

BosToy, Oct. 3l-9P. NJ.
There appears now no doubt that the steam boat
Ajax four deIed in the gale Monday last and sunk with
all on board,
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Mt Perham propretor Of the rencwned Seven Vic Mf-
ror," exhibiting At Academy Hail. 663 BROADWAY He 10
selling SIT tickets at dollar each eyinE the purchaser or
la coo gifts Amongst the number farm, highly i'm
proved, $4,000 which somebody certain Of getting
Tor one hundred ccuts That somebody may be YOURSELF
reader Who knowss There other articles in the list
worth thousands Of times the price OF share Ticket Secure
hok cta Al ouoa
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city Intelligence.
ARRIVAL OF EMIGRANTs DURING THE LAST MONTH At
THIS PORT.
The following table comprises the foreign emigration to
this port from the parts designated during the
Iao@ rapt1,

SHIP FASTENERS AND BoRERs 1t announced last
week. in of the morning papers, that meeting of the
ship boers and fasteners would be held last evening" at
No. 13l avenue d. and accordingly despatched Of
our reporters to the above mentioned place where he
was informed that that body Of men held no meeting
there that evening, could he be informed whore or
when they met.
EXTENSIVE BANK RoBBERy two O'Clock yesterday
afternoon thirty thousand eight hundred and ten
dollars of the bills of the Bank of the State Of New York
were stolen f. ON said ba nix Of denominations as
described in adv etsement in this paper Banks and
brokers 81 oud be their guard to detect the guilty
parties when any large Of said bills offered.
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Marine Affairs,

COMMERCE of THIS PoRT FOR OCTOBER, lSs3.The follow
ing is the number of vessels Of each class arrived At this
port, with their tonnage, for the month of October
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NOtice.-0hOuld this Advertisement Meet
Frederick Watts his sister, the subscriber who
has Just arrived and who s now staying at
Poughk sepsis, Oct. 81, 1855 CAROLINE JATOHnR-
Southern, Western California and Australia papers please
cory.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EvgNING.

MADISON AvErUE-Afternocr and EvexirS-FRES.
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