The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-14

The elections in Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Indiana
take place to-day, and shall probably in our next
Issue lay be ore readers the result Of the confess
in the two first named States. Elsewhere we give
lists of the candidates TO be voted for. We under
stand that Geographic dispatches have been crcu-
lated penlifuly stating that the Governors OF the
fifteen southern States are to meet a. Raleigh to-
day to consider what steps it win be necessary to
take in the event of the election Of Col Fremont.
We al.ude 10 this shallow trick merely to show our
readers TO what ridiculous shifts the opponents OF
Col Fremont ore obliged to resort to sustain sink
ing tanse.
The Telegraph reports tie Gle tion, without or
position, Of Gen. Whitfield as delegate 10 Congress
from Kansas II should lie recolected that the free
.ysasv rsru peas -a-~..---
Read the letter OF DR. Pise, Of Brooklyn Published
elsewhere with reference to the statement that he
had administered the sacrament OF rhe Eucharist 20
Col Fremont That stupid ale CATION is pretty salts.
5aetorily Disposed OF.
we bave received a report OF a demo.rasic meet.
ipg held at Pottsyille, Penn. On Saturday night.
Gov. Wise, Cos. Cobb, aud Others OF that stamp.
were announced Tor The occasion, but they did not
sppeor. Mr.. Cleyelsnd, Of Connecticut james 3.
C4y, and several local speakers only we're present
Dor report Of the affair IL crowded out, bat Il Is
uTnger 70 say tt-l TOE " Atute neaptu upon
Co. Fremont, especially by Mr.. Cleveland exceeded
anytbtpa uttered a. public Meeting. The exte :
ssen OF slavery was bIdIy ayowed, and urged upon
The .dtmoeracy Of Pennsylvania.
In the Board Gf Aldermen last evening a report,
70 permit The Eroeklyu Ferry Company 70 occupy
The clips LeiAsen piers No. 81 aud ~ East river.
was, after considerable discussion, adopted, by
yese Of twelve 70 eight. Several rcmJnstrances
ID
received Nothing fnrther Of general isierest came
before the Bard.
0arfles from the West Indies IRE up to the 27'h
Mt. Tue general trade Of Jamaica was wretchedly
aou and crime prevalent. From the mlnes there Is
n iavo,obe DC port In GIanada, -. Vincent, Deml
rara sad Trinidad the political ard commercial
aspes, Of affairs vas gloomy.
The will OF AR. John Bradshaw, deceased which
WA ofseied FOR probate 10 the Surrogate's Court a
few da5s ago, vas decided yesterday after another
hearing by the Surrogate, in favor Of the pro-
popcns. Ne eyiesnSe produced being such as -
ESTABLISH she legality Of the will. The win de
poses 81 a large amount Of property and was con-
tested IS two Of the sons OF deceased. on the
grounds tiirt BE- (jeceassd) was unduly influenced
by his siss a. the time OF making his WILL and
th ,refdre aase too much Of tho estate TO her.
medal and telescope 70 Captain Lapham, Of the sbip
Helen X Cooper, and gold medal 10 Captain vii
hams Of tle ship american Congress, for their
ccursgrCrS aDl hvrrape efforts in rcscrDg from a
watery grxse the crew Of the British skip Boone
rang: slso cold medal 10 Captain Knowles, Of the
ship Charles ~ Fame, for Ike conduct ia the case
Of the BRITISH bari Ronalus.
Byvay n CharlestDn we hare dates from Havana
A
spanish feet weulL again be despatched to Vera
Cruz.
Some Ssfeiessi1g testimony respecting the cendi
<on of Nicaragua, add the positions Of the rival
Presidents. Walker and Riyas was excited yester.
day in the Supreme Court, in the case Of Hanil,os
ace'rst the Nicarsgas Transit Compssy, Wander.
hi. and othsrs. The report may be fosnd in ano.
sher ,art q 3-dayis paper.
wa rave letters from the City Of Mexico TO the
ID ult The diriculty bos resn Great Britain and
crisis. she Britain LeratiSa was closed on the I'd
all the Mexican government falling TO comply
VIII the acquisition respecting the Topic affair
The Britis Chargf had semoved to Tscubays,
Shers 70 awa1s further instructions from bis govern
ms7t In the neantne British squadrons are to be
In yeaekess TO act both the Gulf and west coasts
that extrsgnity in anforcing reclamations.
We have advices from Hong Kong to the 3lst OF
July. Uaiix1 SatEs Consul KEENAN, had had
another difficulty withGhe magistrates. The shang.
has revasutonLsts drealed the Interference OF our
Commissssoer between Themselves and the imperial.
lists. An Assr to tte impersl throne had been born
Al petin, bss not Of the emSress. Ills mother had,
however, hecs elevated to a nS5le rank by the En-
pero,. end his legitimacy decresd. Foochow had
been Visited By severe Gre. Severe typhoons had
rssed al,nr TIE Annoy coast, and the beach at
whampoa had suffered nom a waterproof.
We have news {, IN Central America lated at
osta Rica ON the leth q September, and CO san
an del Monte on The 10th Of same month. All
was completely spspa'ded IN Costa Rice, and