The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-10

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,ver the RI Stars G mi. Mr.. So1e been
rtfuss penis ION pass through France on his
rsy fSom Esgispd to ga Mmsy Was ia lez
sc.ise dsmsDa d sssiei. Cotton was arm. The
p/ovisob m he rs steady.
Ore az our cor.spo de,.s states that the Allan
nc lay sG Holyhe fifteen our, being unable ID
enter be poIt, aud tina cur ng hese fifteen hours
10 one had IN erprise noug send or bat TO
inquire or urtber news especiing the Arotic.
THE 4RoTIc's BOATS.
TIE report o he schoonir Lilly Dae aying
found one of he Arcics boats . sea, WITH epor
OF havip see whs they believed 10 be another Of
Sic unfor,un tie 1t amsoip's boats, ha' naturally
excited dep essipg influence On the minds OF those
who were ed to believ ,ha they had a,ives in
those beats, Who or ap; to conclude from their
bavipg been found empty that their inmates had
fund home q the depthsof the ocean. Dorian, the
chief fic,r Of the Arctic, Thin fer Otherwise He
says thar nine shirs out Of en- would pick mp the
occupants and send the boat adrif~ His own boat
was nea. meeting the sam fate, and it was only .
secondary thought tina. induced he capita o: the
Huron to h9ist his own boat aboard, afer be (Do-
riau) had determined to cast Ter admin. Ships, be-
fore leaving port use all their available space both
below and above deck, aud In general have no
room to spare for such contingencies IS this,
and thesr first eDdeavor would Of course be to pick
up the floating sufferers, and send the boat adrift-
especially SO if there were wha. sailors tschni.
caiiy term "a sea On" Mr.. GouIlay, the second
officer, when he lett the Arctic, had good boat,
good men to man her, hotaing to incommode him;
waspsrfecty convessnt with the position Of his ship
the ocean, when he was ordered to the ass stance
Of the Vesta, and naturally finding himself left be-
hind, would pull towards the land. He had two good
guides to 60 by the swell Of The sea aud the dun.
ton OF the wind 1t then blew. He did not reach
land, and the inference is that he must have been
picked up he journeyed thi her. Sufficient time
has not yet elapsed for to hear from an outward
bound vessel having reached the other side suppos.
ing that such ship had picked them up. Some Of
them might have been bound to France, Holland,
&C., and the Identification of the picket up boat as
belonging to the Arctic, is not complete, and there
fore unsatisfactory.
IMPORTANT ARSON CASE.
The case of Charles A. Peverelly, indicted for IN
attempt to burn down his warehouse, lat Front
street, in July last, was commenced yesterday In
the Court Of Sessions before his Honor Judge
Beebe. Ffty.thIee jurors were challenged by the
counsel for the prisoner, and examined touching
their competency as impartial Jurors, before .
quorum could be obtained. A full report of tbs
case IL published In another column.
THE GERMAN HEBREW BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.
This mertorious society celebrated les eleventh
anniversary by apubhc dinner, given in the City
Assembly Rooms, Broadway, last evening. About
two hundred gentlemen eet down to . SUMPTION,
entertainment at eight o'clock, under the presidency
Of Joseph Seligman, Esq. After dinner eloquent
speeches were made by the President, Rsv Mr..
Isaacs. Rev. DR.. Liianthal, P. Frankenheimer Esq,
Mr. Dawson, and other gentlemen, reports Of which
are unav0idably crowded out of our columns to day
owing to the extent Of election tables and other
matter. It was ann ounced that the donations dur
ing the past year amounted to S. 00 of which $500
invested in the hospital fund, and the balauce,
with the exception Of $780, was distributed amongst
poor brethren. About s. 900 were collie ,ted In the
rooms last evening.
THE NEW HAVEN RAILROAD MEETING.
In our special report Of the proceedings Of the
stockholders in the "City Of Films, which appeared
in yesterdays HERALD, the name Of Judge In
graham appears amongst the speakers who took
par: il the discui We desire to state that the
gentleman named is not Judge Ingrabsn Of this
city, who was at the time sitting as First Judge Of
the Court Of Common Pleas.
AFFAIRs IN THE CITY.
The Board Of Aldermen were in session last even
ing. Several reports were reived bat no business
ofan interesting character was transacted.
young German, cabinet maker, yesterday At
tempted to kill his lady love, because she had taken
the "fober second thought on her c,nsent to marry
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succeed in his design, and was arrested and commit
ted to PRISON for examination.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Further bank failures wore yesterday reported In
Cin.innati, Cleveland, Buffalo and Pittsburgh.
These suspensions seem to DO extending ill over
the Western country, and our citizens cannot be
too careful as to the character Of the notes they
receive.
Governor Seymour win appoint Thursday, 30th
inst, as day of Thanksgiving
Accounts from Texas state that tho Governor Of
that State has refused to receive the stock offered
by Messrs. Walker and King, ~ deposit 70 secure
TIE Pacific railroad contract and the project ia con.
sideIed failure.
Solomon H. Dutton, colored man, has been ar
rested in Worcester, charged with taking part in
the assault on Ass o. Butman, during the late riot
IN tnat CITY.
Anison, the man charged with sending ~ Internal
machine, by which Mr.. Allison and his wife were
killed In Cincinnati last summer, has been arrested
in huscatine, Iowa, and is on his way to Cincinnati
STATE OF THE MARKETS.
The flour market yesterday was dull, and inferior
to common grades were l2ac. per barrel lower;
while choice and extra brands were UNCHANGED.
Genesee white wheat sold at 81 80, and red South.
ern, at 81 80. Indian corn was about ono cent per
bushel higher. Mess pork declined l2lc. per bar
rel, with sales at $l2. Cotton was rather dull,
owing to some increase in the amount Of stock, with
o fair amount Of sales.
The Late Election-The Parties, the Issues and
the Results-Revicyv OF the Field.
In general view of the results of our late
New York election, it is q matter of but tenn
rorQrv ond eorouIory ;vrnor%occo ~rhoxhor