The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-26

The News.


The Tennessee has arrived at New Orleans with
news from the city of Mexico to the 10th and from
Vera Cruz to the Dist inst She also brought
twentythree political exiles. Affairs in Mexico
rapidly growing worse; the revolutonists in
tive correspondence, and the return of Santa Anna
and the downfall of Comonfort were regarded
certain
Gen Carvajal, who so long kept the Mexican From
ner on the Rio Grande in uproar through his re-
yolutionary and fibuster movements, and who is
now editor of Ell Pueblo, published at Camargo,
comes out strongly in support of General Pillows
statement that Santa Anna was brbed, and states
that he believes such TO have been the case.
We are notified by telegraph that cold snap of
marked severity for the has been experienced
all over the country Snow has fallen to the depth
of several inches in some places and by this time the
Erie canal must be completely closed. Only twice
before in 1888 and 1s45 has canal navigation closed
as early as the 25th OF November. very large
quantity of produce will be caught in the ice, and
business will suffer not little by its detention. In
this city the weather is clear and cold, the thermome.
ter marking twenty-five degrees, with nipping
northwesterly wind blowing. Notwithstanding the
cold however the weather is pleasant and enjoyable.
and il only to be regretted on account of the suffer
well prepared to meet the winter as they were last
year. There prospect last night that the wea-
Their would moderate.
Our dispatches from Utica state that the canal
was frozen for its whole length as far heard from
east and west of that place and at some points the
ice was solid from three to five inches in thickness
40 that canal navigation for the season may be con-
sdered as over As part of the effects -four went up
H. H. D~t1 ~na1h ~o,n
down 500 barrels of -four and $40 bags of wheat.
Navigation has closed earlier than usual, and with
very light stock Of breadstus In this market. 1t is
believed that large number OF, heavily laden boats,
bound east and west, have been caught in the ice,
whose cargoes. If they reach market, must be for
wsrded by railroad.
The ceremony Of the interment OF the re-
mains Of Major General Worth, and the inau
guratiou of the monument erected to his
honor at Madison square, and beneath which
the remains repose were performed yesterday
in accordance with the programme agreed upon
The military and Masonic display was very fine, and
but for the unaccountsble delay Of the procession
subiccting the spectators TO much suffering from the
intense cold that prevailed the spectacle would have
passed of creditably to all Concerned. We give
full and graphic account of the ceremonies, together
Win kne tiOQueut OfdliOu ueHNtItu uhyVA WOVu
on the occasion, in today's paper.
mass meeting Of employed and unemployed
vorkingmen was held at Steuben Hall yesterday.
We give report Of their proceedings elsewhere.
A conference Of workingmens organizations was
held las, evening, Mr.. Gerarty acting a. Chairman
and M. Charles Smith az Secretary. series Of
questions TO be put TO the various candidates at the
ensuing election was adopted and also a provision
n .s1.41.
II wa also decided to hold mass meeting In Tam
many Hall on Saturday evening at "A o'clock.
The steamship Arabia sailed from this port al
noon yesterday for Liverpool She carried out thir
tytwo passengers and million and half in specie
The price Of consols by the Vanderbilt was incor-
rec,ly printed in yesterday mornings papers. The
price atLondon on the 18th instant was s9i s9l
and not a. printed sol a s9l
The Commissioners % Emigration did not meet
yesterday. mos, Of the members Of the Board hav
ing left for their country houses 10 spend Thanks
giving. The emigration for the year up TO the 25th
instant has cen l73 760-an increase Of i0,5s2 as
compared tn the emigration Of last year. We
give elsewhere a document from the Quarantine
Commissioner pitching into the Emigration Board.
The receipts of beef cattle during the past week
amounted 10 1850 head, an increase Of 37s head as
compared with the receipts Of the week previous
The short supply caused slight advance in prices
and the quoted rates were Sc l0ic., with some
choice lots at lI1. The majority Of the stock offer
cd was however Of poor quality. There Is no mate.
rial change TO notice either In the demand prices
u other descriptions Of stock. The poultry marke,
l. well supplied and usual at this season. is quite
active.
The foreign news received by telegraph and brought
~ the steamship Vanderbilt, impaired confidence
20 holders Of yesterday, who asked from &c &c
advance on previous rates which buyers were not dis
posed 10 give and more inclined 10 await the receipts Of
the steamers private letters The sales were under i25
bales In lots on q bass Of foil &c advance The closing
o. the canals and the foreign being better than was
erpccted had The efec, Of improving the market for
breadstus The receipts by the North river and canals
for twenty -four hours prior yesterday morning. we're
A. follows-Flour Il 900 bbls wheat 90 LOG bushels
corn, 4ooo do; barley, 3.l0s do. BY the Erie
Rallroad-Flour $500 bbs; wheat, $40 sacks
Tho transactions In -four were 20 a fair extent,
with GOOD local and Eastern demand the market closed
advance and in cases 10 eents per barrel
claimed especially good shipping grades, which
were nos plenty Wheat was nrmer and more active,
among the sales we're 10000 bushels OF good Canada
white 81 30 for city milling sales were also made Of
Milwaukee club Chcagospring red Indiana, with southern
red and white, given IN another column Western
mred torn advanced 70 sc. sbc, with light sales.
pork dull sls se as for old mess and sS rs
~ new DO and si ss sofr prime sugars quiet,
AM sacs unmportan, For ssks Of Rio and 81 DO
mngo coffee v The trade and Of the former at public
tOn yesterday refer another plsoe Freighs we're
quiet, and rsies 70 English por unsettled and nominal
40 Brcmen measurement goods we're taken Al 22s per
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