The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-31
ne~ York, Sunday, October 81, 1855.
The News.

A meeting OF the friends and political supporters
,fDanel f. Sickles, the Tammany Hall candidate
or the Third Congressional district, was held last
vening at the Bowling Green. The principal
beech was that made by Mr.. Sickles himself, a re-
port Of which will appear in tomorrow's HERALD.
There was also meeting OF the adherents Of
General Walbrdge, opposite No. 50 Greenwich
street where platform was erected. and where
the peoples candidate for the Third Congressional
district addressed the meeting. We shall publish
report in tomorrow HERALD.
meeting Of the friends and supporters of Mr..
John Cochrane, the democratic nominee for Con-
gress in the Sixth district, was held in Tompkins
square last evening, Notwithstanding the incle-
mency Of the weather, the meeting was numerously
attended and was very enthusiastic.
We have files from Duenos Ayres dated on the
27th of August The news is not 80 late "a that TO
hand by way Of England September 81, but the
papers contain some very interesting matter with
regard TO the official relations then existing between
Buenos Ayres and Paraguay, and Paraguay and
Great Britain The Panama papers received by the
St Louis reported that the official difficulty between
Buenos Ayres and Paraguay had been settled, but
our exchanges from the former republic show that
it existed when the papers were published Presi-
dent Lopez cherished rather angry feeling towards
England in consequence of the severe lesson in OFF,
cal decorum which Mr. Christie read to him lately.
The steamship Ariel sailed from this port yesser-
day for Southampton, Havre and Bremen, with one
hundred and sixty passengers and sls3ooo in
specie The Ednburg also sailed for Glasgow, with
two hundred passengers.
There was an arrival at this port yesterday OF a
decidedly novel character N was new bark
called the PAMELA Flood, Capt. Adams, from Green
Bay, Wisconsin via Quebec, with cargo OF spars
timber, fish SC She ia about three hundred tons
burthen and il consigned 10 Benner Deake Of
thus city. she sailed from Green Bay on the 18th
ult and was fifteen days in making the passage
from Quebec. She was built at Green Bay, aud
halls from Howard Wisconsin.
The Grand Jury Of the United States District
Court Yesterday brought in four bills ofindctment
sgaigs, parties charged with revolt and counter.
feiting.
Nh ~ Valentine. Clerk Of the Common Coun.
Gil OF New York. was served with copy Of an in
junction granted by Judge Lott Of Brooklyn, res
training the authorities Of this city from interfering
with The use Of steam on the Fourth avenue. below
Forty street
According to the report Of the City Inspector
there were 3is deaths in the city during the past
week decrease 81 IL a. compared with the NOR
tally Of the week previous, and 50 less than &C.
CURED during the corresponding week last year.
The repor, presents no feature Of special interest
OF the total number Of deaths ls2 were Of ten
years Of age and under, and &c inmates Of the va
rous public institutions. The following table shows
the number Of deaths for the past two weeks among
adults and children, Distinguishing the sexes:--
Nm Women Bcyf. Giris, Tg1t
Week ending Oct %. 70 IN LOG lo5 800
Week ending Oct 30 10 IS 100 80 3as
Among the principal causes Of death were the