The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-07

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There arc 10 THE moment no signs he Oupard steam
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| AYp0IHFrBNTs-oEkrRAL AhEaIaAN AvFArRs-sE'
CRSTARY COsB Rssusls TO AID GovIRNAENr
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In THE NAVAL
COURTS, Bro.
wAsanoros, Oot 9. 1857.
Ths Cabinet had short session today. Quits number
/, Of unipporsant appointments were disposed Of NJ
0ut,s, who had the Know Nothing charges preferred
sssinst him, was commissioned, win enter upon the
discharge Of his duties y Second Cmpoaler morrow.
Mr. Ynsalr had long interview with Secretary Cass
today Our government still without necessary infor
nation to determine what they viii pursue rea.
i've 70 Central American Affairs, and the Secretary
formed Ne Minister. He ID very anxious thas 20
vsrpmeut should recognise him. but he win have wait
! little longer.
The Washington Gas Oompsuy's stock owned by Ncrth-
IN capitalists thrown nio market 70 day. and offered
| II D 10 In speOe.
rs Secretary Of the Treasury has steadily refused 10
.dv.,es dollar 10 contractors for supplies until the sup
as v,,s delivered and received. The shipmeDs OF
.un uee yA NOT answer, that Il compliance with tho
| contract
| Gen R,bNs q eturns 70 New York 70 morrow.
Before Nsvss urs No !, he csse Of Commander Jack
SOC sas concluded, and the case OF Parsed hdshpman
| John Posey H,,l "a opped) commenced. Commodores
w.vo ana srpsa,m Va examined for the applicant In
cour. 40 Q .he cam or 'eutenant Fitzgerald being
| tried Iseptepsnts Sieve and Mitchell, Commander
Gansevoot md Dr. Tyler ~ 'rs examined for applicant
Commander Paas noiuced 70 day before Coart
No. g. Capt. Pope and oommvA IRE Strlnghsm terrified In
his behalf.
TEE CENTRAL NswsrApzS DESPATCH
DKcrs ION RELATIVE 70 RALRosA' LAND GRANTS
APPOINTMENT OF QUARTERBACK OF TIN AARNE
CoRPs, ETC.
The government has received ntelAse zoe relative to
the mission of William Carey Jones, dis rem from what
appears In the newspapers
Attorney General Gu hing rccsny made d. dsion re-
.ve the grants o, land for railroad pr-pos saying;
"a Legislative grant by Congress does OF ITSELF mcpia
i9ve, pass the grantee all the ,ssate whsh the nised
bad 10 ,he snbec. MAJOR OF the grant, except WAT
IL expressly exoepasao There car be no reed OF fur
Their assuraDce In order 10 give this State .tle In 'e
the eeonhe location Of Me road Will locate the gy.
upon he proper number II even sestions eaon ssd
With which the United Staten Ahsl prcviccsiy hsva
win ce'smins ~hs. section. Or parts of sections ere
TO be taken Instead Of those sold subject 70 pre- cnpion
Then the ate 70 each sriosr parcel ~l be a. comoee
IT had been granted by name number desc pton.
About th'rs csses are remanirg to be disposed OF by
the three laval ooura OF Inquiry rhsy viii probably o.
| Captain D. J. Sunderland, Assistant Quartsrmnsser
las been promoted to QaTtermaster Of the marine
.sy deceased NC captain MADDOX Ss. been sp
pointed Assistant ouarscrmaster In place Of sunderard
The Mexican Legation has received Official dec
patches concerning the Tehuan,epec arrangement
mo Court OF Claims will meet next Monday.
Company Fourth artillery, and desechm ens OF two
other companies had arrived a New Orleans, route for
Fort Lea venworth.
Kew York State Temperance CONVENTION.
PANIC AMONG rHH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. M
CREASE OF INTERERANCR THROUGHOUT TIE
erArE-WHkr SHALL SAVOY
SYRACUSE, oct- 9, 1867
Mr.. WILLIAM RICHARDSON, Chairman Of ne State Tenn.
peranoe COMMITTEES, called the Convention 70 order The
Frat Methodist church d Il O'Clock this morning, and
named Q. G. Leigh, Of New York, Temporary Chairman
Rev. K. w. jackson, Secretary Of the State Society,
named Secretary.
Mr. LuGn on taking the chair raid tnat the Convention
had been called In Wow Of the rapid spread OF the evil Of
ntempcranoe the country and In OF
overthrow OF the Prohibitory law by the courts He
urged the importance OF laborns 70 re establish entire
Rev. NJ. MAnrcs delivered appropriate prayer.
Rev. Mr. JACKSON read the call for The Coavcntiou
Mr. DAVIS Of C~ynsa, moved for the appointment OF Q
c'rminee OF Ave on permanent organisation Carried.
Professor aooor moved Tor the sppolaneus OF com
On . egesston be withdrew the molon.
Inc CHAIRMAN tnen appointed me following gentlemen
. Oom nilee on Permanent Orgsnzaion,-keAsrs Davis
and Ives, Of Cayuga; M Bailey, Of Oneida; Doksoa
Of Cortland; and Mr.. Remington OF n,rk ner
Willie he miilee absent Ne @ IHGH made
few t6e The rcisc Ia ~-nolas
FAR the CITY 81 New York 10 For tnepe
vep'ion OF drns ing the Lac failure Il nad
uulapned instead dccresspg drinking shoys drunk
enne,s ard friesd or would pree,d
that tine as 40, tn say egrce efficient or an Improve
mem over free trade 10 quor,
Rev. Mr. JACKSON said he tad travelled through the
gae a. he uavenf agent OF the sonse y All h gene
raj In preston iss evil tse ore
ttpt 'ySsm than under the old La becsnss there
ricely IN co,Al.Dg hoon,e In Dut 'hess oosnsy msn
premises while drunk
Raw Nc HoaAxs said nal CAyugs county, and Auburn
In an pnN ahuua
many drink pg pls,es, and more drunken
ness sincc ,ne lieense Law than previous toll
Mr. BusGAY, OF Ierkimer, and tho Rev. Mr. PARE, OF
Oneida, made similar remarks conoernHg shsr various
c.luacs
officers President Rey Dr. Park Of oneldsi Vice Pfrsi
oeuts, Rev. Dr. ] Miller Of Cortland, and The Rev Dr.
ssrsn, Of New York. seoTeafies Rev + w. Jackson, II
Du,cncas, AID Mr. Bailey, OF 0ueids county
Prof kccoY renewed bis m ton for Dom n.ee Of oEal
10 re.orl business for the Convention
Rev. Mr. JACYaos ID 10 amend By appointing q
Commltpe Credentials, and after debate com
mit'ee, consI'ns Of korus ssepoIns, Rchardsur and
Prof Eo oYsrssolu.iou thea Adopted, sd tho fol-
losing G mmiec was spfonicd.-M.ssr No oy, Lcgh,
h.,kh7, Hrmor, Barber stepens, Bansay and hs'eson
Recess AL 2. N.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Rev. Mr. JAcEsox opened The session with prayer
Re-. Dr. MILE or Cour,land inside report from hu
county f.voble Ire operation a. The Law there
c,nequeace OF the Icfusal Of The Commissioners
lcerses 70 sell snail quspauoF THIS sceo TIE par;
OF toe Cennssonsrt had cressed B0me apathy the
psr OF temperance men, bet he believed majority Ia the
couny would sin vito for toai PROFIT piuon In his orn
o~n however, the foreign population would vote against
temps
Rev. Dr. reported that through the aid Of Peter
srcsr OF scotland, much uieea, In behalf o. prohibition
had bean created snnorg ycutg people hfDsgh iui
ta-se psr.r Of the SAFE IN which ne had travelled,
n'Is goo M derived '0 from bs
bors In New Eoglno ana this ssats BY the
iosrest whlch he e1ced among the psren,s Of The
children vho siHndcd hs meetings Dr. ~ then alluded
TIE Advantage Fhch could he epgraftsd BY temperance
the sabbath school OF the state, Thrce millions
chidren could edgcsed tenn and Carry
the vhep they Who ss''ed them rad passd away.
He then referred 10 the e,isnt and progress Of the
hsous and temperance revivsls present goios on 10
SuGols ocupiy, emo stated thai crime had largely In
cread IN that county The Excise Law Of last winter
Capt LporARD Moons said he had usl arrived In town
Spnnd MI Difficulty where his C,u.