The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-24

The Republican Ssate Convention for nominating
car dida les to fill the various public Offices OF the
State, met yesterday at Syracuse, and effected their
object The proceedings of the Convention will be
found elsewhere. The folio wing are the three
tickets before the people,
Democratic. American Republican
COURT APp1As
hiram Denio, Hiram Kdo' On, Timothy jenkins
SECRETARY or naTI
Gideon J Tucker, Ja &c o. Putnam, Amon W. Capp.
sanofor E Church. n. ) Beu.op, Robert Dsnniston
ATTORNEY GssERA
Lyman Tsema,ne, i5 man Ddsli, VIM Curtis Noyes
TRr.suRlR
Isaaov Van ierpcel, Henry Ross. John r. Hogeboon.
CANAL COMMISSIONER.
John ysycox, Roswel Ca es, Ariel 3 Thuraon
varR Richmond, Dcnu,tou, George Geddes
sTATs PnsoE rscToR
W. o Rhodes, sevtns, Tao. Krkp ,trick
Letters have been received aud published from
Judge a. DEMO, Gideon J. Tucker and Lyman IRE
maine, democratic nominees, announcing their &C
ceptance Of the nomination.
The steamship Canada arrived at Halifax yester-
day afternoon She brings three days later news,
which, although Interesting. is not important. Mr.
Cyrus Field has written letter to the London
Times regarding certain statements in that paper
respecting the availability OF the Atlantic cable for
TIC IN IN sSie biap4. hS suos sho ousBcoeoiin
for tire sale of the cable did not from the COM
paDy, and that they only consented TO it on cond-
tion that they could procure a similar to be
laid in the spring. The cable connecting Europe
and Africa, one hundred and iorty-five miles in
length, has been successfully laid. The East India
Company had chartered ten more steamers to convey
troops 10 India from whence no later news hsd been
received. Relief movements for India were taking
all Craat r,tasn. tha finn ~, I1pl n,
amounted 70 twenty thousand pounds sterling The
Rev. DIR. Livingston, a. meeting OF the Manchester
Cotton Supply Association, stated that Africa was
well adapted TO the growth of cotton, sugar, &c,
ard that he would devote the next few years OF his
life 20 their cultivation. Adyices from Lady Frank
Inns Arctic steamer Fox, at Greenland, report the
expedition progressing finely, and that the steam
or answers admirably. The Bank of France
returns show INCREASE In the stock
Of coin and bullion with diminished discounts.
The London money market was reported active and
rstes uncbsOged; the bullion in the Bank Of Eng
London wee but little affected by accounts from this
side Consolsi we're at a0l 907 for money, and 90i
. sOi for account. The market for cotton was
buoy ~; al slight adyan9e; breadstufis and proyi
sioDs steady, with a sr0all advance In the former.
Aut rtthhlE bAU INAUAt AbLu NAVY CouNhaiIP
ton airiud asst evening she left the last named
port on tie 9Th inst, but her advices had been
licipated by TIE Indian snd City OF Baltimore
AT the adjourned meeting yesterday Of the com.
ntioe to relieve the sufferers By the Central Anne
RIGA. over a. 600 additional was received. This,
added 70 previous receipts makes a total OF over
sl2,O 900 collected in this city. Several of the unfor
tuns,e passengers had various sums donated to them
10 meet their pressing necessities.
The Hon Jacob A. Westervelt was yesterday tele.
yrapbad 10 come on TO Washington and close his
contract for building steam sloop of-war. The
cost u her construction viii be $40 900 exclusive
of her armament. An interesting letter received
at the Department Of the Interior relative TO late az
grtssioDs of the Mormons, who have taken posses
sion Of tie valley Of Deer Creek and driven of the
lpdisus settled there by the Indian agent. The
Secretary Of the Navy intends TO officially a,kuow.
ledge the services Of vessels instrumental In aOord
ing assistance TO the passengers Of the Central Ame
TicA- Nothing Of importance was done in the Naval
Courts Martial yesterday. Advices received from
Superintendent Leach say that the Fort Yuma
wagon road expedition was progressing finely.
Measures have been taken by the government to sus
pend the patents all the warrants stolen from the
land Office ct Faribaut, Minnesota
ADt mOihaVH ntMrphptf pubus1eu III AuiH 1ltN uha
Suspended after existence OF two years and seven
months. A few days ago imperative orders were re
ceiyed from headquarters that all places Of Mormon
worship in this city be suspended, and the newspa
FER discontinued. The order was Immediately com
piled with The Saints here are In quandary a.
no reason " given for this sudden movement, and
we're taken aIl aback. There were some fifteen Nor
mons connected with the paper, only one Of whom
n..s "a. sf.a. Law
been instrumental in forwarding some $500 persons
10 Dessert many Of them Of the lowest class Of Eu
ropean em,gtsnis. Tie principal Mormon locality
in this region IL on Toms river New Jersey
The Mormons connected with the printing
here, AID probably all contemplate going
90 Utah next spring II being now too lac in the
season TO reach there They we're in hopes Of arri-
wing there in the spring before the United State,
troops reached Dessert a. they supposed the troops
would go into winter quarters. Al frst the Mormon
here locked With little fear on the troops abou, 10
50 70 Utah and only ridiculed them. thinning thew
would have no difficulty in throwing dust int, their
eyes. They don't like the present comm apder; they
are dlstrustful Of him, and arc down on Mr.. Bucba
nan for appointing him. The ne ~spaper here coz.
them 1910 per week, and is stoppage was not from
want Of funds They did their business with
the Nassau Bank. Some three hundred mis-
sionsries have been sent TO all parts Of the
world during the past two or three years
many Of them on long missions aud without
q longer waning than q day or two. One o.
Brigham Youngs secretaries was ordered of In this
way with but a nights notice, and was compelled
a. leave his home and eight wives 10 the morning
fcf = European MISSION which may be prolonged
until Brigham thinks III 10 recall him. individuals
who are thought rather inqusitive are said to be
frequently treated in this capital mode OF getting
I'd ~ them FOR an indefinite period.
The Board q Commissioners o. the Central Park
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