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

9 ,untry are newly exp rded, nd II IL exosct'd
that a. sool a. tn troops find that Santa Auna'a
esou rs are iua IN, by will de .la :, to nse,
,ai,,t sirn. ASayz was txcelsn; oea 10, and
a,ruec firm his project o. zi,g the ieerS-
ton of bis untry. is troops d 60 ned another
v,,,ory owe h Dcaor troop, These letters
a'so bring MS IN mt, igeno o eric o. uujusti-
t.. be Outrage comm, ID by Santa Anna's msrmi-
do,s on Cap. S,ocke', heare o desg atches from
the Ulpe5 S.ass L cation a. McKee,. rhs block
ace OF Acapulco st continues.
THE Last SCHUYLER AFFAIR.
We give to-ray r.her particulars Of the defal-
cation and fight Of the brothers Meiggs from San
Francisco, wi q b. ance OF million sgainss them.
This snair ave San Fssns'sso q no X from which
il will no soon rectvsr. A. the Alta says these
are the clark days Of C,l' rpia. It appears tat
Of the Meigss forgeres was discovered six weeks
before ths ,rp q, bui that Q me chant whose
Iaue was u ed hel ed tle criminal from harm.
THE WAR IN THE PACIFIC.
Tie EERALp to- q c Mai an ine sting letter
an much Walt able MO m lion q, to ae attack
On the port OF Saint Pc er and Saint Paul, by the
French ond English vssses. If the snHar was
victory for the slies it seems to have hen very
expensive.
SENTENCE OF DIR. GRAHAM.
In the Court o. Oyer nd Terminer W stsrday morn
ing Judge Mitchell Sci t.nced D.. Rob- NJ. Graham
to the State prison for vars for the homicide
of MOTOR Charlie L rng. A bill of exceptions was
signed, and the operation Of the sentence viii be
deferred until the question shall have been decided
The remarks of Judge Mitchell on the occasion will
be found under the appropriate head
INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS.
We publish this morning report Of the meeting
of ladies' in the chapel Of the New York University
on Monday last, for the purpose of hearing the
ports from the different industrial schools estab
lished in this city, and to listen to q speech from
Mr.. Brace, Of London, in relation to the ragged
schools of that city. From the reports It appears
that the enterprise of these benevolent ladies has
been 90 "a. very successful, ard hey desmve the
support and encourag ment Of our citizens.
SHIP ASHORE.
The Belgian ship Verge Marie, from Antwerp on
the 18th October, for New Yo:k. is on shore on
Long Island beach. She had about one hundred
and thirty pc ssengers on board, Of whom twenty
seven died during the voyage. Messrs Rischmuler
& Loescher, the consign ees, inform US that the
vessel suddenly sprung aleak, and that the captain
and pilot ran her ashore to avoid further danger.
The steam tug Mercury vent to her relief yesterday
morning. We publish the particulars Of the disas
ter, as far as ascertained this morning.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
The late confidential clerk of Messrs. Guynette &
Co., of this city, was arrested yesterday, charged
with the embe zzement of some $500 worth Of
jewelry diamonds, a., and subsequently burglar.
ously entering their store and carrying of property
to the amount Of $40, 900. On the examination Of
the prisoner he admitted the embezzlement, blu,
denied all knowledge Of the burglary.
A full report of the proceedings which took place
at the celebration of the eleventh anniversary Of the
German Hebrew Benevolent Society appears in our
columns this morning.
Yesterday afternoon fire took place in the drug
store Of B. j. Levy 4 Co., 279 Washington street.
large amount OF stock was destroyed.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The State elections take place 10 Massachusetts, on
Monday next, but no mass meetings are being
held or other preparat ons msde. The politicians in
that State seem Iaal, zed, snd tho people seem
content 10 leave the matter with thu ballot boxes
serious accident occurred to the passenger train
on the Southside Railroad, near Farmville, Va,
on Thursday. The train ran over cow and was
thrown of the track, by which the fireman was in
stantly killed. and eight ten Of the passengers 60
riously injured.
An official circular from the Secretary of the
Treasury, to the officers of the customs, in relation
to the provisions Of the reciprocity treaty, win be
found in our paper to-day.
Sir Edmund Head, the new Governor General of
Car ada, arrived at Quebec oh the 9th inst.
The City Bank Of Columbus, Ohio, closed its
doors yesterday morning. Its liabilities are said to
be heavy.
STATE OF THE MARKET
The -four market was fl m Yesterday ct previous
rates, while holders in some cases demanded 12kc.
per barrel advance for common brands. Wheat was
held f,mer without sales of moment. Corn aa.
vanced from &c. TO 4c per bushel, having closed at
soc. s., with free sales. Pork closed at $l2 q
$12 IL for mess. Cotton was about easier, and
the sales embraced about l 200 bales.
The Cabinet Organ and the New York Elec-
tion--" Returning to Reason "-Great VIC
tory.
To enlighten our readers as far as possible
upon the amusing results of our late election,
we publish this morning the views and opinions
Of various leading party papers, coalition anti
slavery wing, silver gray and Know Nothing,
hard and soft shell democratic, and admins
will be read with interest, and from among
them all the impartial reader may gather the
elements for an approximation to the true
merits Of the case.
The funniest and most instructive Of these
articles is from the Union, the Cabinet organ
at Washington. 1t is the most sober rhapsody,
the calmest piece of enthusiasm, the most
charming specimen of suppressed delight, that
we have read for many day. 1t is an elabo-
rate imitation of Punch and Judy. 1t is full of
dry jokes, dignifed wit, and official satisfaction
1t reminds us of the man who made good din
ner upon o lark, with the aid of pair of spec
tacles which magnifed the heshless bird to the
size Of full grown and well fed capon. As
the official Cabinet exposition of our late puz-
cling election, let us briefly examine this very
snicv and amnsinp chanter from the Cabi-