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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-01

Bortha 9ocufed
An experienced surgeon on board.
The OF these ships viii not be accountable for gold
silver bullion Specie jeweiry precious metals
less bls q Adg signed therefor and the value thereof
therein expressed FOR freight or passage apply TO
T. GUNARD No. Bowling green.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-01

TyOR HAVANA, VIA CHARLESTON AND KEY WEST.
Il The splendid steamship
ISABEL, Captain William Rollins,
Will leave New York Havana Friday October touch
ing at Charleston and Key West for mails and
For passage apply TO SP0FFORD, TILESTON 4 Co. .
Broadway Freight for Key West will be taken by applying
aa alb
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J-SrTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE
y rArIroRSr. .yyYHsyRasrR RryyR

VIA Fanams KaIrnaf-
The steamship MOSES TAYLOR Jno. McGovan command
will sa Tuesday Oclober a O'Clock r NJ, from
pier OF Warren North connecting Panama
with the steamship Sonora, Capi r. T.. Whiting
For passage apply only ~ L W. RAYMOND, a. M Yves,
street corner 81 Warren street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-01

TWO SIDE WHEEL sTBAsBoATs. -oNE ABOUT 40
tons beam engine ~ isch cylinder III stroke, well
fitted for passengers about 800 beam engine ~ inch
cylinder feet stroke Also two small prupeers one hed
W COPELAND. No - Broadway
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TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE FOR HA
- vana and New orieans-The steamship EMPIRE CITY,
O'clock p from fool Of warren street Bills Of adinr Of
the proper r Furnished at the Office and bills Of ading
will signed aer the hour OF sailing For freight passage
apply at III West street. corner OF Warren.
M o. ROBERTS, Agent.
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WI Ave 70 hgh. another day
and took 10 their heels Ike good fellows Their long tails
were seen 70 stand out o. their own accord
mentioned q two unoomTnonly agile Cecstias
who actually dstanced distressed TROOPER whose horse
seemed a. frightened a. his master and who may cOnse.
queuty be supposed 70 have been fully IN n his work
The MnnesOtas, who had gone their boats II cot close
view n the light, say that was aurhable sight
10 several thousand pg tails thus standing gu, on
end while their alarmed even turned their
heads 70 see they followed. Among the gnns
found In the forts great many Of brass mos, n
which were beautifully carved with Chinese charasters
Upon translatng The Sentence upon Of them was
found 70 mean Death 20 all foreign devils Fortu.
naely for these attacking demons, however, this gun
like oil the others, could orsy be fred direction
They had only therefore ~ avoid the range ensure
comparative safety. one mentioned Of
fellow who had pointed bis broom 10 sweep away the
ecum q the earth" 10 The direction o. French gunboat
and whose hrs shots had OIL taken effect As soon how.
ever a. Der anchor away n course became
aafi " follow Der with the gun This being the work u
hail hour, was never thought u for moment but the
0rng was continued A. hot IN fact they say that
was ne last gun bred 0f the shots thereafter
cred AZ struck In the same place. and were consequently
easily avoided
The FEELING which peryadcd the population along the
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Sie Demtfebeu Nfil,p aMfee'S<
tNus benz Mlilwaufes Atlas.)

@s berettet un8 bic 9robte Sreuoe, beridten
On %t0nueu, Dap Der Repubutauer Sobn S. YOts
ter, Der IN leren Oiltrltt mGbrenp Der lebten 2
Sabre 10 nobel reprdientirt bat, nit elmer libers
ralAeno 8tOBen WfolUrI:dt p!eper erpQbtt nor
ben tit. Aabren0 ct Uor 5Wet Sabren lur cine
Wiebrbett bon 300 Sltmmen erbielt, betrGBl
lelne WfalOrttdt JeBt mebr ais 1900, un0 Dtelea
nR9ebeueren 0enlnn baben tDtr uur rer St1ot
uln renl County Dltlmdufee u1O namentlld>
ben bIeltBen OeutIden 81 perDanfeH. Ole
Oeuil1en BON Wsllmaufee mlren es, melhe Ole
oenptratilAe Otebrbeit 10 weientllt reDucirten
uno SCbn S. Softer gu chem 9ldn5enoen Sies
&c Uerbalfe EN-, Wenn Weilw1ufee lih 10 ma1)ena
bait, mie friiber, fir ben oenotratllf den @anci,
paten erbr6en bdtte, 70 pdre ROtter bDAlt waprs
l1etnlIb 9eItlu9en mproen. Selnen Ste9
peroantt CT Oftltpautee uno beloroerS ben O}uts
Iheu. Sn allen 8e3irten Der Staot marelt felt
1S0ben uno WlDn1ten peutlbe Sir9er tbdti9,
uul lbre &anDsleute 9itnl ttS fir Vctter 5u tim
men, uno lbre Antren9un9en bat:en ben sl1u
%3cnolten @tlol9. Wtr fiblen un5 georungen,
Den :p1deren A9ltatoren Den ber5llblten Olnf
au8Sulpreden uno nlAt minoer ieoem Oeut
lWen, Der llr pOtter l~ttattnte, Iir Die noble We,
Itnnun3, bic er Daour9 befunoete, Su panfgu.
Otan bat austpart5 WtIlpautee 5uwellen in pOs
lluIher Se5tebunB Sormirfe 9emaGt, aber Die
Oeutlaen oieler StaDt baben tn Der lesten
Wabl Deut(id b~epieIen, pdB ibr 9er5 fir Gle
6reibelt lAla9t unO Dap lie beIeit ltno, fir einen
bewdbrten 1no ebreubaiten Wanu ibre Stim.
men ab5u9ebeu. Sic liao benz Sellplel Ibrer
2anoSIeute in Cincinnati uno Pbilapelpbla 9e.
Iol8t uno rpenn eS lih Oarum banDelt, Deut19e
gu nenuen. Dette Die b0hlte Entertaining pers
olenen, 10 peroen Die OeutiAeu ron Wtilpaufee
IN pcrperltcr 9telbe 9eaanut perneu Wflt Der
8roBten 6reuoe %notiren nj: bic 3batiate, bal,
Potter feline @rwdblunB ben Deutldeu por
Ofllmautee gu peroanteu bnt. Gbre unp elen
Hubn Jet ipuen pafirl
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ptn Direct nit aQBerletnem Stintmred)t ~Itattfins
ben. O1s DaBlDltem 1T BON Der neuen @Ons
l~tituti0n 9dn5lth ab8ei4aiit wprOen unp bet
Brdlioent, Nlceprdli0ent uno WtttSlteper re8
@on9releS lO1en pom 0clfe oirett all eiuem
uno benz elben Gage erw1blt Deroen.
Die JGe0ieruug bat liA an Die @onUentton
%9enanOt uno tet ibr un bic GrlaubnlB naGBe
luht, 100000 Oolllr8 THc Die 0rlinOuu0 elner
Xiaie fleiner &lIteuD1lHpI er 81 UerwenOen uno
% Die Convention uuo Die 9te9ierAl9 Don Dem
letbafeen Wuujbe erfiut lino, Die Sage pes
21uOe8 gu Uerbellern, 10 lit flHm oaran gu 5wet-
ieln, bag Die oti9e Surune bepgui9t merpeu
Wirp ; in pieiem Safe werDeH Die SAlffe III oep
Ser. Staaten erbaut nerpan.
Der COMMITTEE De8 Oi%plrtementS oe8 Sns
nern bat Die Convention ELI @inpanDerun83'
proiett rotgelegt uno, wie man pernim1lt, bal
p~aiielbe cine 10 liberale TaIiuny, oDB li0 anneDs
men ldBt. DaB eS ben Strcm Ger @tni9tattpu
audi nab Vene}uel1 leitsu miro. Ueue5ueta
lit in Der 1bat elm reihe6 21n0 unp Epitroe.
penn nobl beeolfeyt, i'm 2lule meni9er Sable
init %letnen fru9tbaren GDaleru unp leluem 9es
mdBtsten @lima cine lebr bobe 8lttbe erreiAeu
fCnncn.
@S perben ieBt lowpbl III Gumurd, ipie in
Caracas 9rcBe SOrbereituu9en fir Den &lnpfan9
oes Oen. Rae5 9etrcffel; nIal bcfit, cap feline
Nudfe4r nad 8sne5aela allen Ieiupli1en @e-
fiiblen auf Seiten per perl6ie5eueu politlHen
P1rtelen Elm &npe MAIDEN uno eiueu oaueruDeu
6rlepen i'm 9an5ea San0e beBrlinpen mlro ; D1a
0olt 9laubt in Der Ibat, oaB pie UOn Der 4ars
tel, welhe Die WtaAt in ibren 0dnoeu bait, 3ur
SGau 8etragene A~u8lAlieBlidtett Oann aulb0s
rea miro uno DaB bic fabi9ea uuO ebrlideg
Dtanner i'm 31noe c9ne 0thdiiAt auf lbre poli.
tIlGen 9tnlidten uao prrrin5en berufen petpen
Die peridieoenen He8lerun9admter auS6ulluen
- Serr Games, Der frabere @eianote BET Ser
Stuatea, an oefien SteIe leBt Serr 1urptn &c:
treten 1T, wOute li4 0n "a. Sit. uaA ben Ser,
StaateH einibIifen.
Du5 21no b%efinoet lta IN pOafommetler SIN,
be uno bt'dt pra 9rifnuu8 einet Belt pes Oe'
oelben8 entSe9en.
Die @rnte oteie8 Sabr lit better au89efoQsn,
ais man lia lemalS in Sene5uela 81 ~eriulerr
perrIaq. ----
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NIbrenbe Ereate eiues ASm0els.

Der Doctor p~ertculO u8 Rellner
pom BbilaDetpbia Democrat, Der liA Dor Al
Sabren letblt Den @bren.gt men vJtebrascas
Yupel" l9Oplte, bat niat nur Die 2olente, Jon
bern aud bic & re ue pe8 YuDels. @r lit BON
allen peutlhen 0unterittlbenteu Der ein3Jge, Der,
pbne mad Deu 6leildtOpfeu Des tletnen Rielen
blnumBulbielen, aud III rteIer Belt Der tiefen
8ebrdngnlB unp 8etrii6niB benz alten Sode uns
erlAltterli9 treu biejbt. WdgrenD lelblt pieiee
nigen ieIner @enollen, melhe bi5ber ME gln
2tOrt beS labels Se8en Suhon1u bQtteu, mad
Dem 2. Rppember fabnentli9tt3 marDen un0
(i9 D~emitbIB Dem tleinen Jf!e5en unter ZEN Ab>
11B letne8 StieIel8 Darfen, p1bteno Der OcCtcr
Srunf Dpm Buffalo Oemotrat, bl8Der Der ltanD.
baItelte Der Brdotraten, be! Der &unpe pom
Siege ne5 tleinen 9lielen in bic Saiten Ieiuer
Spra 0riff unD benz Sieser pom Suinpi8 mott
LID fOl9eApe8 9Oliannab 5ulnbelte;
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8rl6t audi Ger belle 2ag an,
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Spruhe beS 9tlfliden DihterS ytprali5
Wenu 2lue uutteu ,perpen,
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gtidt au8seltOrben Jet,
Sn beili8er Butb fletiht Der treue 9bilabel.
pbier Yupel Die 3abne ge9eu Die Nntileconp.
ton. Oempfraten uno nameutli9 9egen Die Vi.
.. Stuutsdeitpu9. @r per9lstat aQe Oieie
Daderen, leine fri6eren 8uienireunoe, nil
gSaofen unp iun9en Ninpern", peuen ftp Der
wDrebwurm pper 8laieuwurul ms @ebiru &c
bSbrt bat" er iu9t weitlduftg aus alten Ssh,
&eru iiber Die pDrehtrantbelt Der S4aie" gu
bewsien, OaB Ieue friiberen aaulera0eu an Der
Drebfrontbelt, am pl8arfler" ODER wGraber"
labCrIren, no Die y%tranfen Sddfe nit benz SOpT
porn absr itir5eu."
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alien Serru uup Wteilter. uno far OIeie 2reue
unb Hrtpaneelbarfelt gebiibgt tbm, Dem friber 10
Greulrlen uno WanDelbaren, Der IN weni9en
Sabren aus eiuem furbsllrden YatriCten un0
ytep Oprter 3lclormer Der MISREPRESENTATION
Der Sunterpreiie wurDe, Ghre, Sob unO Breis,
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tcJa pareH III Aspiu tQu.
OaS 90lf General G1e mar i'm SaIen
90n S1n 6fancIsco 9eltraalSno 8dn6tt4 uer>
loten 9e8au8en.
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con etnem lIob BET Sacramo Qsb1uot
2Jer SlotaneE' stree N A}Cn 1T ia &noe.
Sol Bri99t bat 0en 3uUianet5risoeH bepil.
ll3t. Oeu, @larfe mar uadl IAN iSrapciaco
3urld8etebrt.
/ s3Wet Dampfer bon 8i:tOria ,dtcn tauIeuU
3urIf8efebrtln Otiaer5. Ojeeuen Settle,
ment8 III Den WttneusO iitrIften ). ME belih
tet miro, perlaleu.
Sn BplIpIa muroc cine net}nIurreftion
unteroriidt un0 oa0urA ne 6errlft peS @)eu.
SIn1are8 b~efeiti3t.
Oa6 american. S9iff RorDaDar in Sios
uep CON Song Song NIT 1890 &rranteu all.
9etomnl:n, con benen nur 3 auf pSteIle ltar.
ben.
Der Ularft in Gan 6ranci8co II lau,
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Wa 6tn9tpn, u. Nop, er 8raliz
Dent bat oa8 @euDerueur8 Amt in a,las Dem
GEs9ouperneur W&eOarb Don WtinSta an8e,
trdBen.
News DOrf, u. gfcu, Der 3eurlide
Wi6rocr 3~foOBer8 wurDe beute 9ebau,
News OOrt, II. 9top. Ocr. IN. @oes
rett bat Oer Otount 0ernon QlloNatit $1O,s
600 elr9ebdnrt9t, Die er pom Nap; 2f gecs
ger lu' roraT8 erblelt iiir cine 8ep.lie " i9m
gu ldretbenoe An5a1l ArttGel.
u ID : Yprf, -. Ntop. Gin UrIurt'8
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rsdt, Dap Der leBte Sturm ~oaIetblt Iel beftlB
mar. Son Z S4ilieu bel @rauo Gus Gin.
gen ale bt5 auF ems, oos III pie See adj, gu
9runbe.
3crcnto, II, 9fop. Au8 b Soft
Der Wetern 9tall 3loa0 So. wurDea ! Scr
Wapne IeBte yfaAt $4,000 in Suinu. uni
Wtfeoniiu5JtCten 9eraubt.
GoutSptlle, ~. gfcp. Sin SOB Dor
@ampbeuU'ue erbraG am 10. b. pie3ail II
0reensburp, 3d., uaD bdn8te bic geinseuer
&bpnIPlon uuo DeSpanS, Die aneeflast hp, 10,
Ii Sabren SenrH Simplon ernprpet 3lbaben
GIN butter 0etan9ener 9tauIen5 Gba3.5taget
topiete lia aus An9lt ielblt. Sin rierr ga
mems 5uater le3te ELL @eltInbnib al u~n1tannt
6 an rerielben Affoire 8et9eili9te. d W1rI
ludte Iie, nm lte eberfau8 gu bdu0eu.
Aus u eu w
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| Santa Sc 1T an8etommen, SCI. WttD Bat.
Elm wsltere8 @efedt nit cen 9tapcioF, ubet II
3notaner 9et6ltet uuo 80 Pfstpe III 65O(
S9afe erbentet murpen.
SIT @arlon (oer berI9mte 8e9leir 0re
months mar nit elmer 5daar utab. Joiane
pnrd Santa Sc marl4irt, I'm bic ~3apaio,
an5u8reifen.
Die Uioboc"j uoianer batten einen @igran
ten5u8, Der Den @0lOrapo aberidritter au3e
8rlfien uaD 3 Ddnuer, 2 6rauen uno Sinoe
9etDOtet.
Aus Sania8.
Tpn Den Oolpminen aul 4lfe Be! fame
8~iinlti9e 9tu6rt1len. S;eben Wanu,cn be
Georgia SO. baten in 5 Ga9eu $50qemad
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rt8e y 1uBtn3Gll ~taltfnDsH plrb,
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tur tGi9e betn SetretGr s. Trep, Np, 81 VI. @aFr. gin.
IaBiarten 3n 81 Pr, Stuf erbGllen.
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eth, gum SeucF, Der Usrpttpeten Nt0pame . a , r una Sin.
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SSn%g srI,Tsn s,spSsn n,Sd,tp M a1Sn ,r ~ Msts"Snss.
III 6eben fGra6 &betl 81 nebmen, unb 70 eridussn f1 later.
8tthuete ~ elmer tDeiteH gerfdmmlun9 am IA. tisies, ais an
u16TeH SgnntGg. WiOr9enS 10 QDr tn b + 90eferns5ale, Cd
pen +Qpwarb- unp 2ertnsiDnlraBe, b5Rt@a stn3u!nben unb er
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raumuns 1S rs. ot Zee gum Bet uns Dtntta8 fur bic sablrst.
den Ge8nun8eH, beren fb PGs NpIt BON WIrplanb erfreuts,
emptpblsn Bai, 10 eriuGe I'D, 3bpmd8 Swlnt, MtaSpr Der
Staet 3lsttnors, IN uebersin1tnmun3 NIT otser GmpfebiWnG.
bic Burger UaittmcreS ib an b~ea8tsm Gage ron alen 81.
b1f;e 5u eatpeiten Hp De u alma&ttgtu Sptt Dcnt bar Gle
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pteiCn bar.
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in BEN Stems lielnbIps0 loon8,"
@te BON 9aoUgers unb Gpnsarhfr.e

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ne ctnea ssebrten putltEun1 bic ~erssbeae Nn,aee, bB tie auf
ben 0crabenb beS Bag unb Ustt<3GBs einen ar0gdtt,eea BAH
unb spar IN ben esl6madpOaen HnD brtlantsa gter. q Eemtls.
Jrpms peranfalttt haben.s
IS fab msoer Nluee np6 Soften eefpart, UNI ben Ban ,u
etnem FER aldu5enofen Der SatfCn "a mamsn. Gapt. 5elo.
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luFtBcn in fster SsDe8aE8 so paltsn lu@eu. Aud rssbsH
3pet 100 Nfb. arose popAh~G@tes gnfet oe GHneferoen Dc.
Een oertbetlt psreen.
Oas 8aa Committee pirb etenfaas fir bic Bette Ororuns
5Orge trageu, +, pa6 aetasr ben aoagiaat un3aFritbsn pertai.
In TUtrp.
81 Bar tatem btsaEnten pirtte Spbn 6Satr ~dbaseber.
YiGstte ~ "a FIR ensn rerrn NIT Olmen Fnb 81 baben BET
untersetanfter Commute, fpTie 4benes an BET RaNe.
Nafen. > GTgun8 NbenIs z ubr. &nJlne beS Baues ua s ubr
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F%s"tltder 1efEr1G getat,en perben Ibee
oaS G'dt ur0 Die Atmclpbdre, Die QebeBquelen
Der or9autlbeu Welt.
Nnfaag prdetls 8 upr &bents lin @t5runsesu psrmsia
; en- lam fsT 3uirttI rad 8e8tan res gprtraes nit mtbr at.
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Die &Rnfituttpn Dtt9en 9aaptret 5 III In Der listen Der.
iaattinn8 1n8encmmen uno ee4lpien rDrpen, ta. Qientdt
bea 70 gtpp AbenbS z Gbr, etae petsere @sriamrluna be
Q'H. u, u aHmgartnR gi0, 10 Nlbemasiear ,0beepal
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.ptba 6t. 40 nod t~etpst!t0en Wpgen. msrNen btsfmt e. lu6l
no am ppeI bemerFieg ~psI2 unb @rt eia;nfnesn.
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isQsr S~ll4tt8Tett 3ur ~@rlsbtgun8 pprlisset,
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gltt bfr e~rgebeuen 4nsstes, ba6 beg llutes5aihnee tn SO. PSI
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bts eSFl4e &tnIa0un9 su etnem %auRdnste 'bRr9eritGsa &rDf
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-23

sales also 70 spnDers Flour wss rather sssader and
better Tor common and medium grades while prices
unchanged tor other qusl'ss Wheat was heavy end
sales limited. Corn sold 10 . fs4r extent including
common 70 coed white at TIC rec snd yellow 9, 7oc
Pork WAS again active end good demand for forward
delivery and The sales embraced Abou, 500 bbis TO
and the spot at prices stated in another column
Sugars rather sitter and in good demand with sales
Of about 500 hhds at rates given elsewhere Coffee
steady with Gales Of about COO bags Of all descriptions,
nj rates given another place. freshe were without
charge Of moment in rssss while there rather more
offering, but engagements were moderate
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-23

TnE PANIC AND TIE HERAiD-The reader will
find in another column very amusing article
from a st. Paul paper, dated in October last.
To appreciate the full force Of the article. IL
should be remembered that il was one of a hun
dred such which of that time were filling half
the county papers throughout the country.
The article charges, in so many words, that
the HERALD, being paper of devlish instincts
and in no wise dependent upon advertisements or
subscriptions for support, loved the ruin and dc
struction of all things, and constantly worked
therefor; that it brought about the late crisis
purely from its fendish malice and hatred to
the railroad and commercial interests Of the
country; and that when the work was done, IL
absolutely revealed in the destruction IL had
worked. AL this, as will be seen, is done up
in very grand style, with that richness of meta
phor which characteristics a certain order of
Western eloquence
We hope thoeditors OF the papers who, in the
months Of September and October last, wrote
articles similar to this one will now read it over,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-23

KANsAs-THE COMMITTEES OF CONFERENCE
BEfoGGED-Kansas poor Kansas, is still kept
futteriDg and Haunting at Washington, like
shirt in a high wind. The Committee Of Con
ference, which yesterday morning everybody
supposed bad wound up the case, in the shape
Of grand lobby job of land spoils and plum
der, had counted their chickens in the shell il
appears. All the Southern Know Nothings,
and some Of the high and mighty strict con-
struction Southern fire eaters il is reported re-
fuse, upon constitutional scruples, to swallow
the matter Of fact compromise Of Mr.. English.
OF course should the plan fail there will be
very little chance for any other; for if the
bonus Of several millions Of acres of the pub
lie domain cannot carry Kansas through Con.
gress, VIC think she may be given up this scs-
sion as bad job. We have no doubt that the
public lands indicated would make Lecompton
quite acceptable TO the people Of Kansas, and
would settle the question there as readily as the
gratuity of ten millions Of dollars TO Texas set
tied her boundary question. But the trouble
is among the shutting POLITICIANS of Congress.
Perhaps however, we may have a report of
compromise today, or a failure, we don't care
much which, for almost anything will do now.
The farce is substantially played out
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-23

THE LAST OUTRAGE IN WAsHNGroN-Mr.
Helper has published his account of the recent
ARRAY with Mr. Craige of North Carolina Ac-
cording to Mr.. Helpers own statement, the
affair was second edition Of the Sumner as
sault, and Mr.. Helper endeayorcd to enact the
part Of Mr. Brooks, Of South Carolina
Northern border ru iiauism, and nothing else.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-23

PHrApEIPrrIA VERSUS New YoRK-SrEAusHIrs
FOR AN INLAND TowN.-Oncc there was little
dog which had very amusing habit of going
out every evening and barking at the moon most
furiously. To be sure the moon didn't mind
il in the slightest degree, and kept on shining
lust the same, but the little dog kept barking,
for all that. Now, Philadelphia has been con-
tinually barking at New York Just in that way
for number of years, because we have had the
commercial enterprise to sustain sundry lines
of steamships, which an interior town like Phila-
delphia might covet but could never posses.
But New York has not cared for il at all any
more than the moon cared for the barking Of
the little dog, and has gone right along increas-
Ing in commercial Importance, and even finding
employment for the only steamship line that
bravcly made Philadelphia one of lie ter
mini. The account of the Liverpool,
New York and Philadelphia line of steam
ships, which we publish elsewhere, illus
trates this fact. This company, after four
years of patient suffering in an experimental
effort to establish line of steamers between
Liverpool and Philadelphia, was at length
obliged to remove to New York, where
their course has since been prosperous 1t
reminds us Of the illustration of dignity and
Impudence" in the shop windows to see an in
land town like Philadelphia pretending to vie
with New York in commercial Importance
Philadelphia may do very we'll as market for
small country dealers, and as quiet residence
for few Ouakers of remarkably conservative
and ola focv notions. but Is no more tit for
line Of steamers TO run to than Oyster Bay
would he for the Great Eastern.