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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-09
FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.
HONEY M n X EFT.
TUESDAY, June Sc r. N.

The feature Of the day has been uniform and universal
dunses. Neither In the exchange In the money
In the stock markets has there been any event worth
toe. Wall street never 10 stlcss and idle
precision. That this must change must be succeeded
by period Of activity stirring the duness decd-
ed, In the opinion Of every one and tall when
the change may not break upon the Market but for the
present there s not q sign Of animation anywhere
Al the first beard this morning there slight rally
from the low prioes current yesterday New York Cen
trail, Cleveland and Toledo and Michigan Southern
steady ut the closing prices yesterday afternoon. Erie
Hudson River and Michigan Southern preferred, improved
each u. Reading y better; Gaena and Chicago =.
Chicago and Rock Island was exception 70 the general
market, and declined quarter In every instance the
transactions limited In amount and the lots which
changed hands small. After the board, the orders
Of the morning having been filed, the market
grew duller, and In the street sales made at
decline Al the seo.>tp.rd the decline became more
decided. New York oebDn fell of "a Erie, a; Hudson
River, " Michigan Southern, u; Reading, y; GAlena, NJ
Chicago and Rock Island "a Cleveland and Toledo, y.
There but little business done fifty shares being sold
now where formerly ave hundred changed hands. The
market closed dull and heavy.
The bond market was dull. In the morning there were
salee Of few thousand Lousanas Msours, Tenncvecs,
CALIFORNIA; and 0hios at the prices last quoted. The La
ovoese and Milwaukee land grant bonds In demsnd
at per cent advance Al private sale very few bonds
disposed Of dealers complain tina: the demnad for
investment has been checked though bonds stocks
are pressing the market for sale.
Money continues . before. The brokers 10
Instances borrowing az and In order 10 take up loans
heretofore made at higher rates First class paper
selling "a. and 8, for short dates. Exchange very
dull Some parcels on London, drawn BY leading bank
ing house sold This morning Al loe1 but the prinspa
bankers aerward put up their rate 10 loeh Msrcasse
exchange London rules ct 1851 losx. A. this rate
there prospect Of any shipment by the steamer 10
morrow.
The exchanges II the Bank Clearing House 10 day
s5lo7 33s 10, and the balances ss75 elo 90 The Metro
politan certificates remain nj e46 600
The operations Of the sub.Treasury shis day were a.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY, June SD p n.
Am.-1he market continued steady, with sales of
about 100 bbis. pots 1t &c
BsxADeruUs. The market was less buoysut,
and cloeed n slight concession yesterdays prices
fhe demand both from the domestic Trade nd for export
WIS moderate while the sales embraced about 5000
10 900 bbls within the follow OF quossfions:
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There little doing In sbe Treasury notes; but The
prospec, s that there will be large offerings for the
10, from this city Monday NEXT II k estimated that
The total amount held here By banks, insurance com
psnies, savings banks and private bankers not less
than twelve millions.
The Utica Herald and Cdsse states that IL understood
thM The receiver Of "a. ontario Bank expects to make
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Movements In Real Estate.
The following sales of real estate made yesterday
= the Merchants Exchanges-

The following sales Of estate were made yesterday
- the Merchans' Exchange=
BY Il n Ludlow 4 o.
House and LOT 34th IT. LIST ave. 20xo7 800 81 600
To adjoining 2or9T .................. 400
DO. do do. .................. 300
Do on 35tb st., near LIST ave. 1Srps -. z 500
10, on 45th ri near 10th ave, 25r 100 .... 23so
lots on Mercer st. and lease Of 663 Broadway, No
zArt Hall. .loo,OD
ByA J. Blocker, Son Co
gore c4 Seth a., OF I'd ave, 626 81 2x23, 81 100
S. 9. cor I'd ave. and 3sth ct tT& a54rlsoTx&
I4ssH 1 900
N q 9ou g. OF ID ave, 43iG as ssrso sos 49,. 1870
q e. cor. nd ave. and 2oh st., 248k 4 24:11Kr43:s
T. .. "a ave, n. q ssu st., 7isx MiIXr 7os
NJ both S. ". OF 9Th ave, rs 2fxe6 a otlo. lao
Do do. Mh2g.lxs6s n To10 2.225
10 adjoining, 70 f6lxie10A 73... 1000
DO y. q 9th ave, U A 10 .1xbo4 n t2s. 1,725
Do adjoining, rs &c :1xb26 ass. 4, f26
farm Of 90 acres Al Yonkers Y $3.50 per acre ~ 100
LOT on n corner LIST and seth st. bxioo 1910
Do. adjoining, on the avenue, 25xioo. go
DO Do. 40 49, 90 90 DO DO 1900. s sSo
lot 90 41tb ST. 16 and 1882 and ass. ts3s
Az TIstbush, l. l., lots O.. Bovine a., between
Oaton plsce and Henry ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Az BIT ehsmton, Broome county, N. ", lot on Of
OEton e., NO. H,..s.............,....... 30
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MIsCELLANEOUs

MIsCELLANEOUs.
Mr. ,. b. BALDwxB
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CAb6IAERES
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CHnDREN's DKPARTHnNY.
LADIES ARE INvIrAD
nn1NEk srOOk
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cHrLURDN
Got M IN the 10 est Partisan sty1e.
Before plchastng elsewhere.
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OAnars. Of E: ss:;va.s
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DESPATCH.
Orders from the country
Promptly executed
y. B. BALDWIN j. O. BARNUM
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Mr. r. b. BALDwNs
cIorHINe EsrABLpDxxr,
The s,,i lsrs,s. IN The city
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wv u; = ss sT'f isn Si
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sesns.rsa.
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CHInDRRN'a DEPARTMENT
LADIES AnE INVITED
.... TO sxAnIrs
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READY uASSss uorHua
CuIpprr.
Got Mp In tns lsesi Partisan style,
Before purchasing else ~here.
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children of g: :s;r,a,.
In any style,
DrspArcH"
Orders from the country
fiTcmR''{ .Iscy.,s
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AIR. ?. B. BALDwN's
9LorHINe EsrABLI,HnESr.
Bun Bun y s% 7 = t S n.a-
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ENTIRE NV rsrom
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c%SIsIse.
Recently manufactured
snr woRYsss IN rHn OFF,.
Superior stock
FURNISHING aoops
Not es. sSsp.s.ed by AnJ Other
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Purchased during The crss
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CAssIHsRns
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LArEsr STYLES.
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READY MASS c1ornss
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Promptly .,ecu.ed
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rHIrpRKN,s DEPARTMENT.
LADIES ARE 1NvTTnD
1910 rnasisn rzs
READY nAOs crorHrss
FOR cHu.DRxr,
Got NJ In tbe latest Psrsstan style
Before purehasing elsevhsrs
oAkhEkTs MADE TO ORDRB-
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CHILDREN's DKPARTlmlY.
LADIES ARE INvIrAD
TO RxAnTNu TIE
3nBNEk SrOOK
READY MADE CLOTHING
YoR cHrLDRDN,
Got M IN the 10, est Partisan sty1e,
Before pUehAstng elss where.
6ARhkNfB MADE 10 ORDKD.
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CHILDREN'g DEpARTNY1yY.
LADIES ARR INVITED
TO ExAMIHe ZEE
nHkNbE sioux
READY MADE CLOTHING
FOR CHILDRuW,
Got mp IN The latest fAxisian sty1A,
Before parahssing slse = kese.
GARnENTb MADE 10 OBUUB-
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REVIVAL OF THE OPERA AND PUBLIC AMUsE-
MENrs.-The OPERA which received severe
blow in October by the monetary panic, closes
tonight long season with great ,clat. The re-
eeipts on several occasions during this month
have risen to point heretofore unprecedented,
and almost for the first time the paying public
have crowded on several consecutive nights
every nook and corner of the Academy. We
find also four equestrian exhibitions drawing full
houses, and the regular theatres are doing re-
munerative business at this time, which is
usually the dullest of the year. The mildness
of the weather has great deal to do with this
None of the railways are obstructed by snow
and make as good time as in the summer Many
of the country people are in town paying up
their debts and arranging for the spring bust
ness. They 60 to all the theatres and the shows,
while the fashionable people, deprived in
measure OF the parties and grand private enter
tainments usually given at the present season,
go to the Opera to escape from eua. There
are generally symptoms of a revivalin business
plenty of specie in the banks, plenty of new
goods in the shops, and an increased demand.
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The Bright and Douglas Kansas Quarrel I'm
Indiana
.INnIAxArnrls. Indiana. ia

INDIANAPOLIS, Indiana, jan 10 1855.
circular is published here this morning, signed by
many prominent democrats, calling for convention
a, Indianapolis on the 22d of February. Tho circular
says
The Convention Of the sth Of January reflects the sen
mcnts Of the party fully points, but only par
tally so on others. That Convention says nothing Of
the Territorial question presented in the Presidents
message and in the ensuing Congressional discussion
which ongrosscs all minds and tina, local interests
forgotten in the intensity Of the excitement naturally
arising out uf discussion % thc fundamental rights and
1berues Of tree people. This, adds, has
been -rough, about, not much by anything actually
done by the delegates 20 the sth OF January Convention
Sc by what was omitted 10 be done in the excitement and
confusion Of the hour, and which essential 10 the
public interests and has proved OF undsguised
dissatisfaction well grounded complaint 10 large pro
portion Of the Democratic party in the state II also says
mat the dnal resolution Of the Convention with regard TO
the Iecompton constitution Is differently construed that
II has been deemed important TO the harmony and success
of the party 10 call this Convention The naked question
with democrats Indiana s care we in favor Of contri
butng force the constitution with slavery upon the peo
Pie OF Kansas against their wir II we are. our party
will be overwhelmed with defeat Whilst we cordially
endorse the administration and generally willing
10 tolerate divided opinion, we ask our democratic
brethren not risk defeat by deserving those prrpes
which have led 10 victory the past and the abandon
ment OF which will doom 10 defeat in the future.
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this improvement. Now, here have a new spe-
cies OF claimants for damages. In the first place,
these unfortunate individuals came 70 the
Legislature representing that they have for long period
OF time been taxed 10 support the Erie canal and la aid Of
the Erie Railroad, when dollar of money had
ture made liberal appropriations towards the improve
ments which they asked for Those improvements have
been made the money expended their facilities OF lumber
transportation increased they anticipated and prayed
for; and now these identical individuals have the Of
frontery TO come TO the Legislature and ask the State 10
pay them damages in consequence of making the i'm
provements strenuousy asked for The impudence Of
these Northern wolverines unequalled except in the
notorious case Of the Rochester beggars who demanded
millions from the Statelbecause portion of the waters Of
the Genesee river appropriated to feed the Erie canal
AS yet there Is no indication what strength this
Northern lobby possesses We have eye upon them
The corp0ral's guard Of Know Nothiugs, comprising
bibtng determined purpose to prevent organization
OF the House Of Assembly, wonderful degree Of
consequence They demand equal voice in the seec
ton Of officers with either of the other parties possessing
hve or eight times their strength. Last evening the
lodges were opened in this city, West Troy and COhoes
Here the dispute angry and acrimonious One party
favored the union with the democrats the other with the
boisterous and rowdy manner-d la Tammany-lhe gas
was extnRuished, and the meeting broke up in general
row. At West Troy and COhOes the dark lanterns fully
endorsed tbetwo members of the House who have repub
lcan sympathes and who will vote forIVan Valkenburgh
upon final result.
The delegation from the Seventy. first regiment New
YORK, arrived here at ~ O'Clock NJ to-day Their noble
They will attend the Military State Coave0
ton this evening and be reviewed by the Commander
Chief to morrow. Our rural epaulets VIII require re-
gliding after this display OF New York discipline.
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THE FAMILY HERALD.

News src,n CaIifornia-Anairs in Europe-In-
| tere.ting from, Utnh-Thc Wagon Road To
| Tn. Pmci6c-The Russian Settlements ON the
Amoor River-The Bride or an Hour-The
Latest Intelligence, &C., DC.
In the FAMILY Herald Of to day wednesday, will be
| found
The laes, news from California received by the star Of
the west
Affair, in Europe-Ie,tcrs from our correspondents at
Paris and Berlin-The War In India, Sc., sc.
Interesting Intelligence from U,ah-rhe Mormons not
going to vacaie the Tsrr,ory-opnions q the Leaders
Trouble among the Women, &c.
The Wagon Tate to tho Pacnc-ynterestng Narrative
Of the Exprins Expedson from New Necoto California
Complete Success Of the Camel Experiment
A Letter from our Correspondent IN san Francisco,
giving graphic account Of the Russian Settlements the
AMOR River.
The Bride Of Hour--A Runaway Maid and Run
away Wife.
Lecture Of the Rev. Dr. Brownson the popular OBJ
jections 10 the Roman Catholic Church"
sermon Of the Rev. Daniel Foster on tho Religious
Wants Of Kansas"
Lecture of Ut. Chspin the Life and Character Of
Benjamin Franklin"
Affairs in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF Ccngress.
Dongs at Abany--Procecdings our state legislature
fun, and reliable report OF the Retail Prices
Of all kinds Of marketable prouceTbe effect Of the bard
times and the mild weather on the markets
The ST. Lawrence Hotel Tragedy in Philadelphia
ing Narrative OF the Prisoners SisterIeers from the
Prisoner Wife.
TIE trial &C John b Robertson at Rochester charged
With attempting 70 destroy tho life Of his wife.
Editorials the current events OF the day.
The Latest intelligence By telegraph or ctherwise.
With the Local News Of interest this and the adjoining
ciues-Obuary Notices Police Reports-rhesrcal Mat
ers--Comuercsl and Money Markee-Report OF the
Cattle Marke;MaTrsces and Deaths for the week form
ina laisv aAOult u gcuei a. al haeresing resihs
rerms-only ~ year four ceuts single copy. To be
obtained Of the pevs agents and n Ae ofbceI
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Board Of Ten Governors.

A NEW GOVERNOR MISUNDERSTANDING COMMITTEES
FOR THE YEAR lSjS-CENsUs Oh THE DEPART
MENTS.
The regular meeting of the Board Of Aims House Co
vcrnors held yesterday at the Rotuuda in the Park
Washington Smith, President, i'll the chair
VACANT GoyERsoRsuIP
After the reading of the minutes, 1t was moved to go
+. Tiemann, resigned.
Mr. DuGRo for a Of hair hour to enable
the democratic members TO some understand
ing
Mr OLIVER protested against this waste OF time; the
d. mocratc members should have agreed upon candidate
during the past week
The recess, however, was carried and half an hour
wasted
On tie reassembllng Of the Board was announced
tina; the democrats had not agreed.
Mr. 1owsslsp said the difficulty was that Messrs. Dugro
and 6unther wanted Col Swarzwselder, German elect.
to the vacancy, while Mr.. Maloney and himself
alSops tina, Mr Patrick McETc- should be chosen. lilo
(Mr TowDsehd) thcughi the Germans well enough
represented Messrs Guniher and Dugro and was due
to other nationses that they onpuld NIL the vacancy.
Mr. GUsTllKR urged that -. Tenants antecedent8
we're German, his successor should be also.
Mr. MALoNEY urged the claims Of Mr. McElroy, and
thought the Irish nterest had been neglected
Nh ANDERSON was a little shocked at the manner
in which the claims Of the respective candidates
were advocated. He thought this reference TO ma
tionalities was wrong. lie wanted to vote for an
American citizen matter where he was born. He was
asonshed that his Know Nothing friend (Oiver) did not
think Of this daughter
The Board then proceeded to basot With the following
result
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
Senate.

ALBANY Jan 10, 1855
PETITIONS.
By Mr. SPINoLA, (dem. )-For raroadn Division
nue., Brooklyu.
BY Mr. tLY, (dem For the appropriation Of fifty
cent # excise moneys for the erection of nebriao ay
luu
BY Mr. SLOAN, (dem )-From the Citizens Fire insur
ance Company asking leave to increase their capital also
from the Chamber of Commence, for the repeal mod
hcalIon Of the Usury laws
By Mr. LFIIN, (rep For the relief of stockholders in
corporations Also, authorizing the of Willis elastic
canvas roofing in New York and Brooklyn
bills INTRODUCED.
by Mr.. MATTER, (dem )-Auhorizing the Judges OF the
Court of Appeals of the Supreme Court TO moloy clerks al
a compensation Ct 81 900 per annum.
The resolutions OF Mr. FoorE, (rep nsructng Senator's
and representatives in Congress to vote for pao'ons IA
the soldiers Of the Indian Of 1891 10 1885, under
Generals Wayne, Hammer and st. Clair, were tart
The bill relative TO the Long Island Rro III STATE stock
received a third reading
The Senate then adJoured.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
The Contest for the Speakership OF the View
York Assembly.
The Troubles of the Indiana Democracy OH
The Kansas Question.
News from the Plains.

RgPoRTEp DIVISIONS AMONG THE MoRMoNs, ETC.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 10, 1855
The Leaveuworh City Ledger of the sth inst says that
three young men, Henry Baker, James Smith and Alex
auder Francis arrived there Thursday afternoon the
lance twelve hundred miles foot, and accomplished
their Journey In forty days They report that the
dsy they left six Mormons camp and reported
that the Mormons state OF civil war, Brigham
Young and about half desiring TO march against the
roops the ether half being favor OF the troops coming
into Salt Lake and establishing military government
there and overthrowing the present powers that be-
xhsse gentlemen left Leavenworth last July, with the
train Of Henry Charles On their return they caught
in snow storm at Rock RGgc and suffered considerably
but they weahered Storm aud game through without
any molesaion II was certainly undertaking this
season Of the year.
The Republican has received information from Fort
Lawrence through an Indian trader who arrived at JEFF
rersou City yesterday and who reports meeting the
3d Of December between 600 and 200 Cheyenne and Ca
manche Indians returning from salt Lake 10 their villages
on the Black wsnu, Hills, about eighty miles southeast
of Fort Laramie They accompanied by about twcu.
~ Mormon leaders II their intention remain In
the camp erected there until spring, and then employ
themselves under Mormon influence, harrasjng and
cling of the supply trains the relief OF Col Johns.
ton The Indians had led believe that the Nor
mons had eighty thousand lighting we'll equipped for
service They also spoke Of Notifications and
n large number Of Indian allies, and declared tina, the
Mormons have no idea OF running away from Utah.
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FRENCH SPoLATIoNs No Cove perceive
that that great spoils bill known under the
name of French spolations is showing its head
again in Congress But, considering the
pinched condition of the treasury, the enor-
NOUS current expenses which Mr.. Cobb will
have to meet, and his limited supply of trea-
sury notes, we fear that the prospect for these
French or any other extra spoliations is at this
time about as good as Gen. Walkers prospects
for the recovery of his kingdom of Nicaragua
any empty treasury. Let the public printing
epoilsmen be thankful that they were first in
the field The rest of the lobby gangs must
Syait year or two for the return of the tide.
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NEW ORLEANS Jan. IL, 1858.
Cotton has advanced nc per ID, owing 10 the limited
supply Sales today 900 bales, at qAc l0c for NIL
dling-holders demanding further advance. Mess pork
is selling at &l& Red wheat csc. Oshcr articles un
changed
NEw ORPHANS Jan. 10. 1858.
The sales Of cotton to-day foot ny 900 bales, at 81
1oc for middliBg. The market closed heavy-hoders
demanding advance The receipts for the last three
DAYS have been IS 500 bales The stock IS 3j7 800 baos
Sugar firm at DC 44c. Flour clos u with On advauo
ing tendency. Sales at 81 50 81 20 the market vas
bare Of Baltimore. Lard IN kegs l0c. Hams g.. and
shoulders &c. Other articles generally unchanged
SAVANNAH, Jan is, 1858.
Cot,on-Ssles to day 800 bales. Prices arm. Mdilug,
1Oc. lose. -
SavaSNAn, Jao. 10, 1858.
Cctton-Sales TO day 800 bales, at DC. loHc., the
market closing quiet. -
CHaRtEsroS Jan. is, 1858.
Cc,iou-Sales 20 day l;e00 bales. prces advancing.
Good nfiddhDF to middling fsu, l0Ac. ilc. -
Cr,srSsroy, ,,i,n. 10, 1858.
Cotton frm--Saies ;o-dyy So bales.
ArGrsrA. iiu. Is, 1858.
Cotiou-ssles today 500 bales Prices hrm aud AL
vlnciug
Our market IA rather easee, but quotations. are
unchaI ged. Salee 10 dag 800 bales.
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Boston Weekly Bank Statement.

Arrival OF the Georges Creek aud Memphis nj
Charleston.
CHAMELEON, Jan. 10, 1858.
The screw steamship Memphis, from New York, aud
the Georges Creek, from Baltimore, Of Cromwels nes,
arrived carly this morning.
Weather Reports.
By the Northern, Eastern, Western and Southern Tce
graph Lncs.-Oflce Il Wall street.
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sound law and sound common sense, his decision
will be in favor Of the HERALD. and nothing
else.
The Albany Argus, being nothing more than
a rotten organ for the lobby in the Legislature,
and being controlled by the railway specula-
tors, has naturally terrible dislike to the
HERALD-the only journal that has held up to
public execration the scoundrels and vagabonds
who have 20 long disgraced the Hobbies of our
State Legislature and National Congress.