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

sAa ooAseS Wcao ~ large supply, vito mO0efHF
demand, at ts5 esS. Veal calves sold slowly At
previous rases-6c. gc. The receipts Of sheep and
lambs werc hesviex than st any dne during tho
present year, and The demand being exceedingly
bzisk. sold II g Is, while vory enc brought $6s.
Hogs arrived freely during the week. and prices de-
oined triHe Tic. WAS asked for the best descrip.
ton.
The improvement previously noticed In the rates Of
teshu for LveFpoo, maintained yesterday, and for
ther ecgsss uents wsro mAdc Of abou, 1000 90 coo
bu,bes Of wheat In bulk and bags, o. 3D. sgd, and
s@o COO bba o. -four were engaged al Ii. Cd TIE
old raging, that 'sn III wind which blows no one any
good, has been partially verified in the effects Of the
Indian revolt Upon our shprng and produce interests at
the present tune Tho English have Areaiy purchased
and shipped ali The bef which could DO had In this
bel Of suitable quality and packages TO t their par
roses, and PAID round prices for It. In addition to this
evrA oargocs Of nour have bought and shl pped
The Capo Of Good Hope either By vessels direct by
SHIPS oor1d 70 Australia, bu. TO unload -four a the
Cape; from whence II viii probably be taken by
transports 10 Ied.an ports for tho support OF the
army. ne diversion Of veEsels from the American trade
10 the Indian transport se.y!ce by diminishing
p,.ou has contributed 70 advance the OF
,shts hence FOR Euiope TIE fas OF cos.os before the
Eoroyss psws came 20 hand yesterday, embraced 100
sesx prizes Sut after the rese.pt Of hs news holders
again exhibited nrnness while saes Of moment
AIDE Yleur ceuaeued heavy, viii sales u easter
rates especially for tho medium grades wheat continued
tres lar, With doing 5,n.hern whit, sold
81 AZ n 81 So, and red do at 81 so 81 g. Cora
over, with free saies At 7oo 12c Tor wesiern
miIed but .. the OF Charge $4,000 bushs, dolly
cred, sold at 6pc Pork firmly held, with
saes Of ress at SIS so So 90 Sugars were In fair
reouest with saes OF ab ut 100 hnds including about
900 in bond for export al at rates given IN anoha-
lumu. Cogee was STEADY, with rnitsd sales
Financial and Political state OF the x,mss.
The late financial failures, collapses and in
teresting disclosures Of all sorts, touching the
money market, have revealed an extent OF rot
tenness in the various speculative operations of the
day which seriously threaten US throus hout the
North and the Northwest with the carly visitation
Of general financial break among The bubbles.
In fact We may say this rcyulslon is already
upon US. and that in the inevitable balancing OF
accounts which is before u, there i no escape
from destructive smash up Of our fragile 6nau-
cial crockery, including insolvent merchants.
bogus banks, kte-fying brokers and sharpers
reckless railroad companies, and interruptions
land SPECTATORS from Massachusetts to Mime
gotta.
And here The singular fact Is forced upon our
attention that the origin Of all the reckless
railroad, land specializing and kite-Aying specH
lations which have brought upon the North
and the Northwest another moru mlricaplF
epidemic in its worst symptoms, may be
traced TO that extensive party of stockjob-
bers and spectators whose chief managers
are the spoils and plumber Seward oligarchy at
Albany. A brief statement Of facts viii make
the case as plain as the Congressional lobby opera
tons OF Matteson, Edwards Greeley, Simonton
and Others, as developed in the investigations OF
the las Congress.
The political party organization Of which W.
ii. Seward is the chief, had its origin in the anti
masonic imposture Of Morgan. When this hum
bug OF anti.mAsonry was exhausted, antirum and
anti slavery were adopted as the political stock
in trade Of this Seward party Of philosophers,
philanthropists, demagogucs and impostors. Thus,
for the last quarter Of o century, niggers and
iqucr abolition and temperance, slavery and
rum, free soil and whiskey, in every possible
shape and modification, have been made the
issues Of our local and national elections in this
unfortunate State, through the ince-ant lab1s
Of this Seward party.
But with all fhcsc prctences az philanthropy
temperance and morality, the managers Of this
Seward party organization, from Thurlow Weed
down TO Natteson, have been the most invetcrate
and rapacious spoils and plunds mongers Of any
political party Of any country In the world, ex-
ccptng perhaps, the spoils and plumber patriots
Of revolutionary Mexico. The disclosures Of the
last Congress and the Developments Of our last
Legislature arc enough to show that all the phi
lan'lIopic pretenccs of these Seward reformers
in behalf Of the slaves Of the South, the enslayed
women Of the North, and the unhappy families Of
our miserable drunkards, arc All false pretonces
and that spoiis and plumber are the alpha and
omega Of sewMdism-@ the beginning AMI The
end, the int and tie last
But In nothing else half 60 much a. n tie
matter OF bleeding Kansas have our Seward
agtators 20 disastTously practsed their tricks Of
deception and hypocrisy. They have raised "a
hue and cry" over "blcc5ing Kansas which
has given such On impetus 70 Northern cmi pa-
ton westward a. to give rise 70 a more dcmora-
living epidemic Of Western land and railroad
speculation, from Washington to 81. Paul. from
boston 70 Lcayenworth, than was ever dreamed
Of ly the most sagacious and surly Of the bears
Of Wall street.
The consequences are partially before IA In the
collapse Of rotten bank in one place, rotten rail-
road company in another; in the failure Of life
and trust company to the extent Of a million or
two in Cincinnati, and in the killed and wounded Of
the lame ducks Of New York, Buffalo and other
localities East and West. And while the whole
chain Of our vast system Of railroad spsculations,
from New England to Wisconsin, and all tho late
speculatipg land investments in the Northwestern
States and Territories, are threatening us With