The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-15
The News.

The adamantines, who have just perfec Ted the Or
sanitation of their Club, held most enthusiastic
md successful meeting last night at the Stuyvesant
Institute. Mr.. James 7. Brady took his seat for the
first time President, and made address, in the
course Of which he INDUCED in animadversons
On the recent acts Of the Cabinet. He was warmly
applauded throughout and his illusions to the ad-
minstration were received with marked Apr ,bation
This meeting may be regarded as the commence
nent Of hostites against the administration on the
part of the adaaDtines, and is strongly Indicative
ef the popular feeling which has been evoked by the
mean and contemplate policy to which Marcy and
Co., have stopped. The report of the meeting will
IN connection with Mr. Les:ers reply to the ass an.s
Of the Cabinet be read with than usual interest
The intelligence from Washington this morning will
probably create an uncommon sensation in political
circles. The latest rumor is that Naval Officer
Cochrane, Postmaster Fowler and Collector Bron-
sn are to be removed-the latter forthwith Dis
tzict Attorney O'Conor holding over. Il is quite
problematical whether Mr.. Mason viii accept the
mission to France the chances Of reconstruction Of
The cabinet. perhaps holding out inducements for
lpuder CALI The recent State elections are taken
20 be an endorsement Of the policy of the admins
aation by the journals at the capital but it is con-
Treasury Department been promulgated at an earlier
period the result in Georgia would have been some
what different. The letter of Mr.. Guthrie relative
10 the spoils, naturally enough, has created deep
feeling Ct disgust in all quarters. The of the
HERALD it will be seen, has proved sharp thorn in
the sides Of those whose knavery it has unmasked.
Adyices have been received of serious troubles in
the Cherokee Naton--two Of the Ross party had
been murdered. Mr.. George Law also declines the
mission to China. Win nobody distinguish them
selves by accepting the post Of Minister to the court
Of the Brot1er of the Sun and Moon, with extraorii
nary powers thrown in, whereby TO earn endur-
ing reputation
Our Geographic despatch from Albany furnishes
LIST OF the removals and appointments made by the
Canal Board.
The returns Of the elections in Ohio and Pennsyl-
vsnia come in very slowly. In Ohio, Medill, the
democratic candidate for Governor, will have ma
jorty of from thirty TO forty thousand There will be
q large democratic majority in the Legislature.
From Pennsylvania, the returns ensure the success
of the candidates Of the democratic party. The
delegation from Georgia in the next Congress will
stand six democrats and four wings The consolida-
tonists, in Philadelphia, have been sgnally sue
cessful.
The steamship Canada, from Liverpool, arrived at
Boston last night. Additional news by this arrival
may he found in another column. There is no
thing further OF interest in political matters The
Humboldt arrived at this port last night at late
hour. She was detained two days at Southampton
We shall probably be in receipt Of later European in
tellgtnce by the Atlantic Tomorrow
The third annual parade Of the members of the
New York Fire Department took place yesterday
and was very pretty spectacle. The fnenees Of
The weather attracted out Of doors thousands of
spectators. Not the least interesting part of the
review the appearance Of the Representatives Of
several California companies in the procession.
Companies from other cities likewise took part in
The days proceedings, namely, the Moyamensing
Hose Company, Of Philadelphia, and Eagine Com
papy Moe, Of Rochester.
\ The bishops Of the Episcopal Church yesterday
pronounced sentence of deposition upon Levi Sill.
man Ives late Bishop Of North Carolina. The inter
esting ceremonies are in another column.
In the Board of Aldermen last evening resolu
ton was passed, directing the Street Commissioner
20 report progress upon plan for laying out streets
north of l55th street. The Board concurred With
the Assistants in authorizing the changs Of termn
OF Wall street ferry.
The Board Of Assistant Aldermen met yesterday
evening and transacted the usual routine of business
There debate: and, after short session. the
Board adjourned till Monday.
There we're five deaths from yellow fever at Mo
bile on the 7th inst. and three on the Sth. The
whole number Of deaths from fever since it appeared
vO eight hundred and seventeen. Business was re
living, bu, strangers we're advised to remain away.
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