The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-14

roo = nos, y was pruunsd would b, certain cleo
uea, aaIsowsdgs ~ thsrs hsd ben mistake ssne
a before aid, the nevsSsn wisg Of Ne dsnosrs
o. y very hkewaim, nos worse In net, hsndreds Of
hem have told that their wing Of the party was oom
:soss, mercantile business rads, and hard labor and
that they did have 70 hold ooes 70 prevent their be-
s . ss, 81 ia .:s:s A By :Ss 10 ss
the influence and Federal patronage Of adninhtssr
ton and could do 1t again; and that might rey that
By man q. nearly uie Frederick ~ d K possible
% nnd In the s.,e, and one 0ss win support him
may charge before that time" :.No" was the universal
reply; tour principles are mmu'sbe-we fought federal
end win again, even If the STATE patronage thrown into
the scale against u.s. In iac dsht better backs;
We 20 seldom have power that We don't know how 70
mus yo0 will that unless some very good diplomacy
used viii break out here between We houses q
r Ss : s:r sVs2 aaH p.s~ssn 4. sSS
G.n i.o,Ors and :. bitter - that between 'he hard'
Hesms. Rsddinx and Thomas, the prcprsesors Of The
Democratic State JOURNAL published In this city, the pary
organ OF the sas and an IN Taverns sdherent Of the
or
has hesn revived BY joint stock company, composed
Of the oomposors who aoored on Il, and wbo took II
and released kemrs and from about $4,000 debts
due for their work. DR.. Henry shisey 10 the edi.
tor HessfS ana T. wore STATE printers in "a and 49,
and had msde iorsnnos, ($s6 900 70 each and
peient Sale printer, and until the crash came IL
was suppo Cd that they were .uli making money
in oppos,ns tne vigilance Committee destroy ed their
advei Using patronage. and thAt their drmness In bend
Ing public olan COST them iom $l6 900 70 $4,000,
200 10 $50 per month, and tia. these osses together
vi their avkh expenditures for party purposes, have
,ed the failure It is generally believed tn 4 their pro
viii have nothing left except good rep taons, which lat
ter presume from the fact that though heavy judg ueuts
covered with attachments they In full possession Of
their job Office and apparently going on with the State and
other work ~ nothing had nappended r,s fsilare So
heavy blow 70 Broderick's friends a Reodng Il Thomas
leaders Of that wing here and from their position,
and shrewdness and energy politicians, c,nsuted
before taken any Of the state tue SUM-
stopped but this e1 pected for l0ug time,
well known thai all through the Presidential campaign IL
party leaders, and that that would not have saved
bad not It's editor Mr. Hemp esd relied getting goot
federal office, in which nc proved .ucosssfa M
party to 70 assume the State debt: 80 that question
may be considered settled neither OF the parties viii
oppose IT, though probably 5000 10000 scattering votes
will be thrown against It.
Review Of the Market.
from the Ban Fra, cisco Shipg ing Register July Is
The past fortnight has beeo characterized by the influx
Of very heavy imports Of nearly all kinds Of goods and
cepts Of coffee sngars and rice have beea especial
large Of the hEt named article ind ed the imports Of
the past So weeks sda up ~ enormous MOI asgsss
oargots 10 hand and when We add that be market
has not rallied In the least from the extreme depres
sion which were obliged 10 note existing 1t the
date Of our last review, parties abroad will read
y surmse that not q 1.-THE OF the consgnments which
n the
ngS low prices ruling have induced those with ready
articles which were offered aucsion che balance Of the
country trade, who mostly make their purchases Of
regular jobbing houses have aho bought pretty freely
But although for the season large OF goods have
been dsrbuted throughout the country yes the nand
from that source, 80 far from giving ever transient
eleam nrmness 70 the market has. the contrary,
Scarcely been re@ar Ktd amid the general depression Il
singular fact 1t the present nent that the aboring
csssee In California who are more highly iemanerated
their Tn In any other part OF the globe,
just enabled 10 buy most The staple articles of food
and clothing t lower prices comparatively, than
ruling IN otner markee-m some instances LOT less tnan
could Ne adduced which would illustrate more fsrcby To
what extent this market depending upon such remote
points for sup plies, muet be overlooked
BY private contract since last mall very few transactions
Of moment taken place On the other hand, several
extensive sales. smSr.ciss nearly every variety Q. sstis
Instances Of the most rigid characer, pat ties who
could command cash facilities have been enabled TO make
long time past Good brands Of adsman.ine candles
have been sold n 2c par ~, cash; brncd hams, per-
feet Sss ahs 10 p.ns ss 20 eS,
the perempory placing Of 500 900 bs. OF China No
sugar resulted In decline Of from lsxc 70 lilo netwith
msnons hoeh' se m' WI >ss sao sS0s VI -"
ov DO meses ~ ~, su s ~ VIZ nsse 49, W"
~ r.,-s ~ hi. q, hssdiv r"s.s .or,
Ine conolpon 81 An. ~ @ ma n a .,,,a
=, M s n, tSs ,.,s ~ from Ma. YorS ssd
poss "a. ..sv asnronortouate n the cur,ent reouya
, - n. 90. "a Irrs..ny hsv. "a .s.n cccs.,nr
men1 VI VIC -. -. -. 80 $3.50. sS..-~.
y, 80 s 80 ch hvona ,hrss month";. snna,v n,,css
49,, s...ha. sror hclc. nsvin. ro,rs ,rtt.s A.
,n T..s 80 1890 an. "a su,se~ons Nv nnhea snd
snunsd sh,nrsns unon ssch sosle hs, 10 dsv % can
"a ~ - IN sscLon ocss nere and N sr,, of his
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