The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-09

ro Tor Ucpg es ana NAL me democrats wore 3rAung
their SUCCESS.
Lesvsnworth and The democrats 800 ahsai in wyardoH
1hs impression prevailed that Parrot elected 70 Don.
gress, and that the democrats would have . majority In
the Legislature
Interesting from Washington.
CoNTnrLAT8D CHANGE IN THE CABINEr-AFFAIRS
IN SOUTH AMERICA AND MRxIC0--rK0POSKD PUR-
CHASE OF THE ARSENAL At RoN1-rHH wAsHING.
TON AQUKDUor-ILLNEsS OF THE PosrAASrER
GENERAL, ITO.
was told 10 day, by gentleman who il In position to
know, that was right In my despatch stating = change
In the Presidents Cabinet anticipated He says, how
ever, taat will no. take place quite carly had
stated.
Col stsrkweAther, late Minister to Chile, had inter
view with the President 70 day. He Informed him ~ TO
tie present ceKdion OF Affairs In Chile and other portions
Of souh America he is OF opinion that the present 60
verpmens will be stable and satisfactory one, and that
the difficulties and dIsRensons that have long distract
ed and divided them viii now be adjusted.
Col Pickett, Consul 81 Vera Cruz, arrived 70 day
BE called the Secretary of State and delivered bis
budget of news He reports everything peaceful when
hc le Recent advoes from ihe city Of Mexico indicated
trouble I. was The general impression among Americans
that the Aezcans had got decidedly the advantage In the
TehuaAsspeo negotiations.
dsputaAoa Of officers from New York are now hero,
tent By he state 70 negotiate with the Secretary or War
for tie purchase OF the ste Of the United states arsenal
Rome, 70 be uset for . State arsenal
Secretary Floyd and Captain Megs called upon Prss
dent Buchanan today, By engagement, 70 consult upon
the propricty or prosecuting with increased vsor the
work upon the Washington aqueducs Captain Aelp IL
app, ehensive that the contractors win forfeit their
hscs, ard he vors the employment by the government
OF large additional force, TO be composed Of those who
may be thrswn oct Of employment by The financial panic
eleWhere, thus throwing Into immediate circulation
large amount Of money, and acrdng relief 70 the labor
ing casses Secretary Foy much pleased with his
visit yesterday 70 The aqueducs and passed along it,
tire length
debt wire redeemed 10. day.
Tho Possmasr General quiie indisposed yesterday
Hon BIRD Chapman Of Nebraska, ID here, preparing to
contest the seat Of Judge Furgus,n who obtained the
tacste Of election. He Il sanguine OF success.
Advices have been received ii The Navy DEPARTMENT
from the steamship Nsaissppi, her way Join the
EMt India Squadron; she arrived u Madeira the ain
NJ Also from the practice ship Plymouth, Conn., Dahl
green, = Amsterdam on The Oh uN. The crews Of both
were In nne condition.
Before Naval Court No the eass Of Ex.PAssd ndshp-
man Han aull pending. Captain Jshn Rudd and Com.
masdsr George Emmons wsro cxAmined The govcsn.
m<ns behalf mo Of Ell Passed iidshipmAn Bohrcr
(dropped) 70 bs taken up next In this court Before
Court No The defence In The Of Lieutenant Rcn
and ExPassed Midshipman Gray were read today, and
the osss Of Lsstsaan Tnxserad hen oouhausd Before
Court No the oAss Of Ex pAsssd Mdshipman D. A. So
den being sn before them Captain AArston and Purser
wasnoush examined for ths defence and Oommaa.
der H. Harwood and Assistant Surgeon p. LAnsdaIe for
tAe government
Injection OF . United States Senator from
gsnnessses
NASHVILLE, oc. Q, 1857.
Andrew Johnson the present Governor Of the STATE was
elected 70 day 70 Hon James JONES' ne
United ssatss Senate
Ths Georgia Election.
Augusta, Ca, ocA ., 1857.
me majority Of 4 e. Stephens, democrat, for oOaUsss,
n he Eighth district, u l,2s1.
In the Exsh district, James Jacuen democrat ID csr-
tainly elected By n eass ], 900 majority.
Earthquake at 81. Louis and Springfield, III.
81. Lovp, OCT. 9. 1857.
About four O'Clock this morning violent shock Of
earthquake was fen herc. eeven minutes later another
shock less severe, WAS fsA rney made The most sub.
ssntal buiidrgs srcmble and overturned small articles
In dwelling. Tho shocks wore also fcn u Springfield,
Illinois.
CrrnArIA, H., on 8, 1857.
Three disno shocks Of earthquake u intervals OF ave
minutes, felt hers about four O'Clock This morning
me nr shock violent 70 demolsh chmnsys and
auaksn citizens.
vhs Yellow Fever nc sossDsk
EosyoIK, Va, o. 8, 1851.
me sohsoaer vapor, from Havnnaolsor New York. hes
arrived here i've Of her crew being sk win The yellow
fsver.
Loss OF the Schooner Jane Ingraham.
NORFOLK, Va, Ocl. 8, 1857.
fho Schooner Jane Ingrahan, nom Rookland for CITY
Point, Vas Int on me Sand shoals The 4sh ina Her
Grew were saved
Railroad Accidsat-Ssvcn Persons injured.
BUFFALO, oot 8, 1887.
Al pooa 70 day IN engine On The New York and Esis
Railroad Into The way express train eas o the Buffalo
and Lie road u The crossing Of The Two roads In h city
Seven psrsons were sercusly bull MOI fAaaly inIarsd
Nobody was killed. The train was heavily loaded win
passengers ,hsir way 70 the sAis Fair. There were no
through passengers the train.
the sew York state Fair.
BuvAIo, Dot 8, 1857
This The third day OF ,hs Fair and the weather con
dnues Coed estimated that 80 900 people he
ground 70 day. Very great interest the lr il mani
fssed every where. Every s,snus approx hing the
grounds nsd with vehicles Of oil descriptions for the
conveyancc OF passengers 70 and FRO Not acden has
happessd 70 Me pleasure OF the occasion Tho re-
ceps Of the Ar 70 day were 81 ooc and tho total re-
oepts thus mr. sl3 900. large crowd expected 10.
morrow 70 hear Ed~ard Everett
Murder as Pntsburg.
PrrsBura, Pa, Oct 8, 1881.
Three persons entered cdAy the second story Of
Of an aged German named wIseman, who lived with his
daughter ia secluded spot the East Liberty road,
PsGburg rhcir object supposed, was 10 oomm,