The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-22

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which ~ss SIN 'svo oaper. Colon, IN
mr eeras@ Isl 8, vas a chen ed.
Auction sal Of dry K ioo- were "a ymde
yesterday, fer particulars VIII Oh 10 e'r TO an
other column.
We c,p the atsn on 81 be trad ca sale
TO be n AIDE thi- sy y Msssrs. Van WICK, Kobe.
& oupsno sdiss' dress imm'eg ii vel
vst Iibbons, kyeke 8, 30, o. ts mpof a. On OF
Mess . George wsgn r Il 90.
THE NEW TO I'D NEW II VEN RAILROAD
We give eLe her report Of the dire tors OF tins
New Y.Ib and New How n Rhr,ad G naa,y, aad
ekgal ONO O. The uDsel the board, rtls
tive 70 The Sc uyle, n ads aud the hsbitty Of the
company or the owe -issu took. "a et,ag Of
the stockholders Of the ppaDy hsld last night
st the sstiol OIL Hotel. A series Of resolations
we're passe1 apo nt,n. . comm'ttee Of nvestigs
Tin INTO tue sds rs Of the com an, 70 report a.
meeting TO be &c NJ New Haven, Of which due
p0'i is TO be sisen. Ano8er ss Hutton VA,
paesed rvo mmendns the b. I'd u directors TO odsr
Ut five or, and dollars fr lee arrs st ssd
t.lyry 20 the proper au.n rites OF Robart
Schuyler.
he R,gh' Rev. Biseop Vain sr3aat Protestant
Epis eopal Ass-tan Bsho, Of the esssera do II
Ne. Y@k, expired sbous al past o'cl, K yes,e'-
DAY af,ero,o,. lie had been snif7rins for the pas
ihiee weets from I'D obs nate attack u typaoid ve-
yer, and the event. snerefo e, not ait ,gcther
untxcected The death o; tnis -xcelis nc man ~
BE- universally dep'Ored, not only by = wi'oiu
The immediate sSope Of bis icia labirs, oa; BY al
Qood citiz, Ds Hs funeral win take place from
Trinity Chm, ch on Saturday, az one O'clock. Tas
services win commen at pr.ci,eIs ttas hone. We
requested TO state that the clergy nvied to
,, participate 10 The ceremonies.
/ DEATH OF BISHOP GABTLAHn.
Francis Xavier Ga Il nd, Roman CstnoNc Bishop
Of Sayanr an died Of c1oera IN that city on We3ne-
day. He Was the first .sholio bishop II Saysnnaa
and ia thus cus down in TX midst Of hss usefulness.
in the prime OF manhood. bya rapacioga disease,
With seems to be decins,ing the earth.
SLAVERY And THE UsIvERsALIsrs.
The Universities Co ysa:ion, which Ia. been in
ssion Of Phladephia the pat tao days, adj urn
ed este day. resolution renewing opposisioa to
what they are pleased to term tie " sin OF Amari
can slavery and deploiing the repeal Of the Mis-.
s,uri compromise, excited lively debate, and was
GnalIy ~ opted, notwithstanding tne strenuous
exertions OF the delegate from Baltimore, who basea
hs opposition on the sensible ground Of the I'm.
policy Of interfering with the individual affairs OF
M, nbera Of the pc, suason IN the South, to the
aetriment OF the spread OF their religious prli.
cioles.
NEWS FROM SANTA FE.
Lister advices from Santa Fo represen. that the
ldaDs in that Vicinity and along the roate to indie
peDdence were quite peaceab!e. Major Wightnso
who killed Aubrey, the intrepid voyageur of Sue
plains, had been held 10 BAIL From the ACCOUNTS
it would seem that the Major acted in self defence.
rIsExEs's CELEBRATION.
The grand tIial Of the poFess OF fire engines
cane of at Hartford yesterday. Toe prizes were
'hrte trunpets valued at three hundred dollars, and
The coms ettiol wss restricted solely to visiting
companies, twenty OF which part cipsted in the
contest. The prizes were ava ded a. folio vs. -
Fnst Pacific, Of Chicopee, Mass.; second Holy
ofe, Of Holyoke, Conn; third Deluge No. 2, o.
Northampton. The machines resp .csivey played
through ono huudrsd and seventy-iouI, one hundred
ard seventy two. and one hundred and sixtythree
feet Of hose.
DEATHS ~ WILLOW FEVER on BOARD SHIP.
t British schooner Wave, Of Nova Scotia, Capt.
M,Allster, viii h arrived yesterday morning 10 26
ilou oss 20 lDst Two OF ner se\'ncn on
! the passage by yellow fever. Their names were
John Connolly. who died on the 4th lost, and An
drew Palmer, on the 9th, both of Halifax. The
Waves former captain, tRoach,) was lief. at St. d.
mingo very si,k with the fever, and the mate and
one seaman are now very low Oh board. Capt Nc
alster reports that this fatal disease Was prevail
ing TO IN alarming extent among the seamen at 81.
Dcmtrgo when he sailed
THE ALLEGED ASSAULTS on BOARD TIE SHIP YORK.
sHIRE.
Two Of the morning papers have impugned the
motives Of Commissioner Morton In deciding to dis
Mrs the charges Of assault preferred against Capt.
Marshall, Of the chip Yo ksbite. We now learn At
the United States HsraLal's Office that the same
charges have been preferred against the captain OF
The Yorkshire before the Grand Jury, that the wit
nesses on tie part Of the government were examined
and the complain. dlsmissed and the witnesses for
the United States paid CT and discharged.
The Whig State Convention. The Ticket
ana the Platform.
The wings at Syracuse having appointed
their State ticket, and declared their platform
for our November election. the lioes are dis.
tinctly drawn between them and the tvs divi-
sions Of the democratic party. The people aave
now the choice, therefore, OF three sets of car :
dldates for State Officers, all regularly nomi-
mated At Syracuse, In the following ORDER to
witt
DEMOCRATIC HARD SHE'LL STATE rIcxsr.
Governor Greene C. Bronson, OF New York
Lieutenant Governor jah Ford, Of Erie.
Canal Commissioner. Clark Burnham, OF Chenans,.
state Prison Inspector Abram. yernam of Livogstoa
DEMOCRATIC soFr SHELL STATE TICKET
Governor ............ .Horstio Seymour, Incumbent
Lieutesant Governor. William n. Ludlow, Of Suffolk
Canal Commissioners. Jason Clark, of Jefferson.
State Prison Inspector Vim R. Andrews, Of Livingston
SEWARD wHIG STATE TICKET.
Governor ............ .hyron q Clark. Of Ontario
Lieutenant Governor. Henry J. Raymond Of New York
Canal Commissioner. Henry Flt,hugh, Of OswsSo
state Pisoa Inspector Nor wood Bovine, OF DeiAwar