The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-02
Item. from our Fcrclr,, Exchanges.

The Ia1-yendasc, Blos OF OStoDer Is, g.yes d ~
king Of Nspls.; ii 10 merely second note 70 w. srerssr
the French ambassador aud should the kng hos comfy
with in contents, the anbassador VII 0e iuEediaiAy
whit ravn.
The same jourrsi and also Il Nofd, Announces ina
agreement tor toe capitalization Of the Sodnd daes nas
been entered upon between Iceland aud lcnnars &C
DGtchies will also be greatly reduced.
The Pe,y,s Of Oct 10 and IL iwells q; soos length
upon the C,tcnsr of NJ limo do Pomoo the snst.r o.
state uf New Grenada written 10 answer 70 the demands
made by Mr. A .. Cor~i0e, The Comrissoncr Exsrscr
cipsry oi the ned Sates nj Panams Just the blow
~ fan by Toe 10y Of Agiers caused France o take pos
~ Agera, 80 single slice Of banana may Leaf
entire ccoquest Of Crnirs America ~ the faose
cor4ufred y the one series Of CT mes
com ntttd by the pirates q AMI 70 inirotucsc viii
zatc INTO bsrnaous Arica VT on the other side
peaceful psop, whose only crime - not beins strong
tBoesh MAINTAIN order among . crowd Of passns
advcIturer. Who do rscogaize any other Law than
that OF the bowie gnie. II the american govern lani
doc, OF aece RI the MOO crate Sr I4no de Pos
no Il viii seem ,hs, the drunken Ca fornans have col
carried GU, the pot sal designs Of their government
The S,is ~ ucsoeer ~ cooais letter IN snswer y
m article 10 the Constitutional about the abohtonlsi. in
tie pncd ela,es The letter stases hsi the Northcfu
states having TIE numerical force and the power o.
great nora principle their svor viii triumph u The
IN, re- which triumph cauro, be FAR distant What The
abontonis,s want 10 OBTAIN Is the extinction ~ slavery
lee perhaps for 'se than 10y the strength ard honor
Il uer country, weakened ard stained by that nsuu
The writer also observes that te gsw YoxK Es1ips
u abandoned the slavery lsr;y has bal s ci-cunror
r-rseed and semi annual resepts sdvauced rfofp
a
So, e67 70 s9is.,s4
The ts-at,san,i contains lorg .stter written nom
New York By Mr.. tre6efc Gaalsr3e tbogt tho Pres
GEM al candidates and ths Tarssns IN bis account al
item he shows himself greatly 10 favor Of Mr.. Buchanan
| and much opposed TO Col. Fremont He excuses Mr..
Bach FOR bis participation Ia the Oerd manifesto
ia ipg o.; the dime, that political platforms ha We
lees value in America han In suy other country II has
been asserted by his enemies that Mr. Buchanan 90.
ovetIy an sboi0nst " this be true 70 be bopei
shs, President he viii forget his temerty while
/ dioate.
| tits the opinion OF The writer that Mr. Fillmore D
ported by the Old wbg party and fraction o. the Know
Nothnes has The esst chance o. being elected by the
neon O. should be be eieosed s because be IL a
| Erog Nothing. bot 10 spte Of being one.
Mr. Fremont, the conqueror Of California, Ia nov Oh
sed 10 these who think Of conquess; he an "a
seprurer and has thrown ansthe upon the CAB
te,s he abouonIst, but has courake one Nv
10 declare himself one therefore he hypocrte Zoe
Nror thinks that no charge before the fourth
i November the election vii be thrown into the house
sro then Mr. Fillmore will have the best chance for az
| eeci ION. 49,
The Povs Of October 10, has article on The sauns
1 subi,ct ID thinks coalition vii be made between tho
/ dsr ccrats and Know Nothngs Of The South, NJ. fu
| chsrsn Withdrawing himself as 2 csudidsls AMI Ng
| Fillmore and Mr. Breckenrijee would Be elected.