The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-14


HxAs PEsvossAroEs
sPAuLDfNa and ROGERS CIHCUssEs-BArrrRY
lew York, Thursday, september IA, 1854.
The News.
Wa FROM EUROPE.
We have re we'd some additional news from
Dwore, brou gut by the Niagara, which may be
HAND ubder the Geographic hea. the mails by
tbs vessel vi probably reach tns city to morr0s
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NEWS IRON WASHINGTON.
Our corr. spt cent inri ishes some curious and In
~ eetiIg fac.s coDnec ed with the case Of Capt
eihsna, shs j. BOW a the Ha ue prosecuting his
sim Tor repa asi for losses sustained through the
unjust peasu e. OF tie Dutch no tiles at Batavia
= eed IL tie official organ that the Briish
set Low in he Guli of st. Lasrencs is % be with
dawn, ~ dtse hong coveted fshis grounds thrown
spen 10 The enterprise OF Aue ricans. This viii be
EooS for ,he fishermen, who have lately Ion lily
complained Of the scarcity Of cod and ms,kerel,
n. programme Of gevei Dmental measu, ca r con
sd.'a'iop in The Canadian Parliament hiss been mad
FSbic TIE reciprocity treaty stands second on the
b., therefore, SO far that province 10
canned, he question of its acceptance cannot long
aMAin mag,er If doubt
THE REVOLUTION IN MEXICO.
Ors mig think Eom toe toas Of the Mexican
)OsTIas published in the capital that the revolu
Sen hao been virtually exingu shed. such, how
ever is not the fat. On the contrary, it is IDLY
xaiir ground, and present ap learsi es indicate
tba, Sa u sDnas tenure Of authority is rather pre-
ea,iCus and unstable. So At least we would b. led
ssjasge If we should place implicit confidence IL
&c Official bullein of The revolutionary army, pua
nah nt Acan Leo fr. AZ III h 80.
h day. IL night be considered an exs sosdioar,
fhsa anywhere on. of Mexico, thss TIE petty :.
counters between the government troops and The
ehsls are invariably oign,fed by tne ministerial
sgans glo ious victories their side, and ~ i,
Vsri4bly represented by the Revolutionary organ as
shameless routs sustained by the psr:isaas of the
aespot We are sorry TO see that the rebels have
escorted 10 the inhunan and barbarous ora toe Of
aMsutng the unfortunate prisoners that fall into
0sr HANDS. Their jussfca ion for this barb rity i
Ne las Of retaliation. Santa ANA initiated this
aDguinary code In the costest, and il must BE-
n>se TO work both ways. VIII poor Mexico never
have pescef
THE GRxYTowN TROUBLE.
h the Superior Court yesterday. District Attor.
ney AcKeon moved to transfer the case OF Capt
lalhDs, relating to losses by the destruction OF
Qreytowp, to the CT cult Court. Judge Hoffman
assigned the 37th inst for the consideration Of the
motion, We publish in another column, Ia oonnec-
on with there procet dings, letter writen By the
Mayor OF GrsytoSn, giving . brief count Of the
RpositioTs and c,nduct Of the agent Of the Access
soSy Steamship Company, which Affords Q new
view Of the pretensons Of the company; and We
aaso give the correspc ndence Of Q mercantile hrm
slowing The amount Of money our government viii
probably have to LAY over By way Of rsc,amssioas
THE VERMONT CENTRAL RAILROAD.
he stockholders OF this company met at Won't
ysher, w., esttrdsy, and voted to assume the ten
thousand shares Of frauduIently issued stock.
sew bead Of directors waa elected. Toe transfer
hooks will be ,eopened In short time.
STATE OF THE MARKETS.
Flour fell of ys-terdsy 25c. Soc per Dbl for
STAT a common brsnds Of Western, and about
7Sc. per bb. for Southern. Small lots Of Genesee
white wheat sold at 81 13a. Com sold {, o fair OK
tsnt an chiefly . SIC. . satc. Tor soaa3.
Cstton wss firm, with moderate trAAsa tons
Owing 70 tho rspo ted injury sustained by the rice
crop ut The ath from the effect Of The late ssorm
the market assumed greater Hr nness ADD sales we're
SsBerted at liS.a &c. per ID. advance, IN SONS
oasss. for fair TO prime lots.
The large special auction sale Of stape and fan y
Ere, eh goods, pr, yiously referred to- male BY
Asssrs. Cctfin & Hsydock yesterday The sole ires
COED sno spirited oxpsDy, an ! the Woe catst
logQe Of nine hundred aud tnirsy.s,x lots gone
through With. RE sale embraced lacge line .
yibbcns, all Of which were sold at fair prices, oar
iics'aily hDe Of velvets, shi ranged from 81 IL
Q 81 SO. Bonnet satius and millinery goods geae
rally we're sD s)ld ct prices ranging from 40c.
. s0c. large line Of plain mls,i1 do LANES
A. - ~ aho
sid At 2sc. 2sc. 3lAc. 500 pieces msrino
sasths we're sold At este. TO-. Figured de lsioes
ana Paris plints were sold At 800. q Soc; ssxony
pisids o. 3sc. 60c plaid muslin de aiuss At 22,
Sc; plaid csshmercs ~ 2s'. Al.De o black nan.
Ia ve,ets 90 in hes, brought "a SO 81 per yard.
A rne Of glsoes cold At 37ic. A5c. p AID pouis de
ssise ~ Use. 81 IL. Ba, serges sold 1t S9c ST.
~ black satin vesiug, with cotton bscSs a. So.
81 10. Cloaking goods a. 50c.; black Fel5S DE
akin 10Th a.; 81. II 37t; hica elo.h as 81 So
50 10.
Ne.srs. Van wysk. Kobbe & TOWNSEND held 4
catalogue sale which included ls-ge hoe Of rib
bess. IAe high priced loss cold well. r1s ss-
proved good one for toe season, aud all ~sre d.
psssdo o. A line d Thbets were also offered, a.
pan we're cold at Ca $780,, aud Others we're passed.
lie catalogue comprzsd I 029 lots.
Messrs. Wiimerdings & Mount bsld q catalogu
sale Of assorted dry goods which were all, nth few
exceptions, sold at faie prices, and fully equal y
tAose If previous rates.
hessrs. Cof6o Hsydock held another large AID
attractive sale yesterday, at 80 Broad street,
French staple and :ao goods, including a larg,
Me Of sihs, merirts &c.
Tir GOLD TRADE.
We have fc iy,d our flo q TIE 1glpore
D. dontafg Circisay dated ID cn5 l4su vi Jh
ths Imports Of gold al gold dss. d1rias Gri-