The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-14

handke c1ieis, &C., were readily sold, and at good
prices, or cash. compared with other sales of SINH
lar goods.
ssssls Willc,ding, Hoyuet and Humbert also
held special perem. tory sale Of silk Gao pushes,
CONSISTING q l57 lots, al OF which were sold a.
prices ranging from SHE. to 81 81.
New Torg city Cong Vssionai Candidates.
In the six Congressional districts of this city,
including Williamsburg, we shall have no lack
Of Candidates
IN srE TnEp{ waibrilses dis.rct) The aeli Is sin OPEN
Walbi 5ee positively declines to rum Hart dsclines but
within week sh III probably have three four
candidates.
FouKTH-sse Walsh inc imoeat aominsted BY the
hsrde. soft cancd .e, Alderman John Kelly Wing, )
Neeomser. X. N. Independent. J. W. Bryce. Nico ar
raneements for beautiful quadrangular igat Niso u
Surrounded
FTIn DISTRICT, (Tseed's)-sosts re nominate him;
Iisrds, Philip Hamilton, "a good nomiuation). Wings,
George ~ andrews able, capable and worthy mau IN
every respect; his FIRST appearance In the Con essonal
arena Know Nothipgs, Thomas R. Whitney. Tweed
must work diligently or he may be crowded out.
Sixth, (Wheser's distrct) Hard convention mani
mousix renomir ate him. Other hArds CO. up meeting
snd nominated Charles D Mead. sofss nominate ].
Mcleod Murphy, antiKn,w Nothing. Wings, no nomt
nation yet. Wheeler win probably get whig anti
Nebraska support at the polls.
SEVENTH, tWaikors district lizards renomnate him.
softs nominate VIM. d, Kenne iy. Wings, Thomas r.
Chrds Jr Some talk that anti Walker hards will maze
another noropation. "very pretty aght it stands
EIGHTH DISTRICT (Cuttinss) -whigs nominate Apram
Wakeman. Rards nominate JAMS Curtis said to be
in good standing with the administration and that tho
sofs viii probably ccalesce upox him; but mighty
upaar+in"
Such are the arrangements thus far for the
Congressional canvass in the six districts Of
New York city, including Williamsburg. Being
in the midst ola revolution, it is perfectly idle to
speculate upon the probable results. In scrub
race the sowest nags very frequently win; and
in orr Move mbcr sweepstakes we shall have
regular hedge and ditch aud five barred gate
affair upon Nebraska, temperance, Catholicisy,
natiyism, short boys, lager bier, bald-faced
shisbey, and the spells. We have principles
and factions enough for two or three more can
didates in each district; and for the sake OF The
| largest liberty to tho sovereign people the
| more nominations we have the better. Just 90.
HE burns, THE PIroTs AND TUE News OF
| THE -ARCrfC..-We have before stated that Mr..
| Burns neither received or desired any reward
| HERALD OF Wednesday. We find the Following
! IN reinstatement of james Carnegsn, one Of the
iremeu:-
After portion OF transferred from the Leba-
to the pilot boat, Burns sie acquaintance with
hose in charge OF the boat and msnagei 70 induce
them 10 set him shore nile were kept from ia al
ing he gTeence that the doctor must be fst for
to inspect Instead Of sen1ry for the doctor, they
let Buns re. TO tue city, and kept board until yes
teoay morning. trhea zee learned from 'co Scn az quar
lire d ne could made $500 ud ,ce 6a ALLOWED 20
| reach fte city he precious might
Before Burns left us, reminded him OF desu-
tute oondon and thought. sfer promises he would
give us Something but hm heraity did not stand the
test lie mace of wits, himself and the information hs
gathsr,d from US aud That s the last 1--we scan of
hin 80 told yeatesday that made fne thing
Ont of his shpwrecs. hope the pilot boys got Of
the gold which he was to share With when got TO
Qaebec. They earned j..
| This statement speaks for itself, as far as the
motive for making ii is concerned. An ex-
/ planatory note should have been appended to
| it in yesterdays paper. 1t may be well enough
| to remark that when Mr.. Burns left the men ut
| Staten Island he vas as destitute as they were.
The pilots have been charged with bringing
this news to the HERALD Office, and selling it to
US. The facts Of the case are briefly, "a fol-
| ows;--
| After the arrival of the Lebanon, Mr.. Burns
| and eighteen others saved from the Arctic,
! were put on board pilot boat, commanded by
| Captain Peter N. Rolf. When Captain Rolf
arrived at Quarantine with his passengers
| two were landed (McCabe and Stinson) for the
Seamen's Hospital. The physician at Staten
Island refused permission for the others to come
to the city until the next morning He would
allow but one man to come up. Mr.. Burns was
that man, because he was bearer Of dispatches,
and had free pass from Mr.. Buchanan. The
boatmen being informed that he was very anx-
ious TO get to the city, volunteered their SER
vices, and he brought his news to this oaice
lie did not remain in the Office q sufficient time
for nything to be said about pay, and nothing
has since been said about It. The plots and
Mr.. Rolf particularly, are entitled to the thanks
Of the public. BY his exertons, Mr.. Burns was
enabled 10 give the news to the public during
the night. Had ne pursued the usual course,
itwould not have been received until noon, and
by the way of Halifax. Neither Captain Ron or
any other pilot had any thing to do with the
disposition Of the news. They worked well to
get it here with Mr.. Burns, aud they have re-
ccived nothing but abuse in return. These are
the simple facts In the case. Aud here we leave
the matter
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ANTICIPATION or THE REcpRocnY TREATY
Omar CoN4--We gee that Mr.. Perlcy has sue
ceeded ia persuading the administration to
pledge themselves to introduce measure into