The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-20
Our Cincinnati Correspondence.


CINCINNATI Oct. 80, 1856.
The Corn Crop Ont Wes-,Scing Whea-Ohio Politics |
Wade 10 te Re Elected 70 c Senae-Lec. Campbell Wants
10 be Speaker Of the House-ChGse Cdndidate for Presis
det--seuard Won't DO in Ohio--Heavy Ward Beecher'-
Failure 0ut West--Ars Gore Nichols Free Lore Board
ing House and Nep Free Love Book-The "Nev York |
HGold' in Cincinnoii-A New Dramd-Theatricat |
Itms.
Some weeks ago apprehensions were generally enter
tanned that owing to the greenness OF the corn induced
by the unusual rains the months of August and Sep
tember that staple would suffer severely by the fro A.
But the frosts have and the is unframed and
our rich valleys are laden with it befor a The
corn crop Of the West is beyond all example rood and
enormous. appears that the season has, throughout
been orabe and the und nanted in
corn has produced all that it had the cpacity Of doing
The quantity Of fodder saved is unprer and OF ex
ceent quality The copous rains caused an astonishing
developemen Of cornstaks and ladies' which make as the
gentlemen Of your Agricultural department know, first
rate food on which to winter estock.n But the wet
weather continuous to iDjure the autumn pas
lures The grass is rank, but not nutricous and the
consc is that milk lie not Of average richness and
therefore butter is Of poor quality and very DEAR selling
at 70 and IS cents per pound which IL Mt least twenty
fTe per cent above the ordinary figures this season
this market The farmers of Southwestern Ohio North
Kentucky, and Eastern Southern and Central Indi-
ana have, to my knowledge, wheat and less
barley this fall than any year since their land
cleared The breadth Of ground over which wheat has
been is astonishing, while the barley fields will bs
scarce next harvest.
The leaders of the republican party Of Ohio and the
of that persuasion, too believe think the Cover
elect of this State Salmon Chase ESQ., is the only
identified with their party who is at all eligible
Northern candidate for the next Presidential 1t
Is their universal sentiment that Seward wont do" and
they do not hesitate to express themselves Your
tcuar friend, Seward carry this State, rest
assured that He could not get votes in Ohio
on any consideration.
The republicans, you know, have an overwhelming ma
jority in the Legislature of this State which meets this
winter; its sessions biennial; and has Senator tn
elect to ill the seat occupied by Mr.. Wade, r
made speech at Portland, Maine, time si4.s
And you, most positively, that in spite OF
that speech Mr. Wade will be reelected II wa thought
that Giddngs would compete with him, but Gid
dihgs' organ-the Ashtabul Sentins--comes out
dis city and strongly for Wade saying that he is the
very to be his SCISSOR" The central ogaa Of
the republcsnst Sate Joanais also decile1ly for
Wade. 1t was thought that L. d. Campbell NJ G., from
the third Ohio district bad senatorial aspira bat Il
he did entertain hopes ia that direction he bas ad
the Cincinnati asete-is out for Wade. In fact it is
Wade al the tine, and nobody else. Lew Campbell Is
working for the peakershp ct the next House OF Repre-
entayes and Is likely to he strongly backed up by the
free soilers Of the West Keep an eye on him,
Ward Beecher'S failure MS ONO lecture
is sgnal and complete. and he in very happy
state Of mind when he left State. He attempted to
make q vindicaticn of himself in Cleveland and
nounced in ming posters chat he would do 30 in add
tion TO reading his lecture and ortytwo persons turned
out TO hear him! His vndcaticn was very lame and
the Herald Of that town unknd as to say aud
what worse to PROVE that thu material staten ,nts
Of his attempted yindcaton-from the charge Of
renting himself to Mr.. Wells of Chicago, and dick
erng with library societies about hi, lectures, rails,
ing his demands as the innocent sec :etares
about closing bargain with him, in very bad
MI etv Tha opdc ala hovin
been nailed to hmhe left his reputation West Of
which he was exceedingly vain, having lessencd during
Mrs Mary Cove Nichols denies in energetic card that
she has idea Of starting free love boarding house
ard school, has been alleged She says that she and
her husband authors teachers and ply cians She
her husband, BON, have book ready for the
press which relates 70 free love matters and the other
day they opened negotiation with one Of our pro-
mnent publishers, looking toward bringing this new
revelation before the world. The publisher examined it.
and told them that such books not in his line and
that he must decline issuing such q moral
grounds. Pare publisher What they have done since
Your paper Hnds lis way out here now, 10 ponderous
packages, and newsboys are an institution becoming "a
streets Of your NEW York H G,y now ~ III
about" &c, &C., is heard the shrllly ai
saucily presume, rs within the sound OF your big
press Witch casts OF the damp sheets for which they have
such voneration andl9ve.
Considerable inteees has been excited by drsmau,
volties here recently the latest and richest Of which
farce entitled the Hypochondrac,p written, and the
principal character played by Mr.. Chas. r. Blrras,
and presume is the most geaaaey racy new play tina.
has been produced for time. It we'll conceived
and admirably written piece, embodying the mad and
There is honor (and decidedly rich vein of it. too)
enough in il to make ne play go off cheeriy, but it u
condensed into one act
Misses Susan and Kate Denim commenced an engage
ment here last night
Mr.. Baternau, father Of the famous ssBa'eman Chill.
dren is about to take the manag of Bates threa
tire in st. Louis.
new theatre is to be opened here in few weeks.
EN-
SALTY.