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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-25
NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, OCTOBER rs, 1858

in mcr,rrg and tribrstion n Their brethren VI New
York Ibcy fufior OF all the elements OF olToM
ten IN al this stat 81 the Union with which 20 enter
Unt.d States National Convention. But they see with
vcxatjou that Governor Seward - looking 10
the o,poA,iop OF one section of thc Union, and
TO one segment o. II in his own State, tor
hs nomination if Northern sectional convention.
he looks for 2otes IN convention TO dominate him
souh 81 Mason and NSons ire than ne does 10 votes
t~yona th Rio Granae Tel Bravo 10 elect him. Yhe issue
IN ktdJ VIII not be the qseston Of slavery, tina. IS dead
ana buried and Governor seward has said Then why
chair ~ the South well North have their dchsees
to wfHh end IN Pennsylvania they shaping thea ma
oaa policy Let Governor seward continue in s present
course i Pennsylvania will % forced in self protection,
TO nominate John b. Rcad Win whom they can rcasona.
bly, entertain hopes OF carryinthe State--more hopes,
indeed than with any other man. The recent election
has demonstrated The financial dlhcues Of the country
and OF The government may requssa Philadelphia lawyer
to bring them straight.
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The EngiIsh Expedition TO Nicaragua.
10 rue EDITOR OF TnE HERALD.

NEw ycRs Oct. % 1858.
notice Al sir Whom Gore ouseley win probably sail
In the val Monday for Nicaragua, whittier he is
proceeding ~ ca and secret mission the nature
OF which, however appears 70 be unknown, at least
in this country. hit an informed by my friends
England Cat II i Nih the object Of enforcing the pay
ment of come British Claims held BY Mr. Manning and the
late Mr.. j. W. Glenton who for many years
gagged in commercial pursuits IN thai country, and which
statement appears to h. confirmed ~ the last from
the West lndes tina, The English acct, undcr the corn
Inand Of Admiral Kett had sailed from Jamaica Cor San
Juan del Nocte.
Now What can pos. by be tho meaning q this forcblc
and warkc demonstration Ia times OF peace IL not
already siatcde We at know why Tie American govern.
ment Inns acd out and despatched thc Paraguay expcdi
ton ncpt.d upon III il 4 u demand n settlement OF
these claims, ana IL nct complied with in reasonable
time the central Anne ports Will be bockaded, as they
were mary years sine, when claim Of the late Mr.
While Tue people Of or oun country remain coutentel
with boosting Of the promptncss with which
nent redrosscs the wrongs "a Is c,gcns We $50 "a tlc
present case well rs ~ an others tho quiet determine
lion Of the faglish carried oai, while
d /, MOI now quite ne that Nicaragua however weak
and humble she may be- should - taught that dupcty
and nsiuctri,y towars the ma2ngninous American gov
ernment which has been her very salvation in the hour
OF need, Viii not longer Do toefatcds The notorious
trcachcry # Nicaragua too well known % DC spoken
here The mission ~ Jerez nothing but an mpudcn
aud dectAl moycn "a on tho part 81 her government
backed bS Vanderbilt 20 gain time, until sir Gore Onscy
could reach that country ana take POSSESSION Of Il, undcr
the plea ~ protect0rac.
where ]. secretary Cas- tbs subject, at this
mcnt Of vIi import e. iHt-rts'sf Is he yet
boguilcd ~ the son poken words Of s Gore and Gen
Jcrexy
Il Gen. ~ lamar 70 hc SIN nsulted hy those miserable
specimens or semi Ia lsriansY
LIT tliae answer, when wo shah, doubt, the
claims ~ his Fngishn Manning settled for lac has for
months h,n deeply sigsgcd al the Foreign ONCE IN Ion
don stirring M the e inynts OF hatred against the Yan
kces' as I've pleased TO term them and lac has proba
bly, successful shall the large and numerous claims
Of our own wogthy citizens remain neglected while these
things going ony Or General Lamar W continue in
Nicaragua nomnay our representative minister, but
without power TO acU vERDAD
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Opening the Nicaragua Route.
10 80. EDITOR OF TaR HERALD.

NEw yoax, Oct. -, 1853.
Ibeg to eitm, 70 you the following remarks on the
California route .a Nicaragua.
The Nicara;an Isthmus route to California Ia at least
coo miles sserser dian the Panama TIE communicate
is all by waite except twelve miles aud thirty chains,
which have heen all macadamized.
The exper,ea,o four years Of running this line has
demonstrated p passengers can be conveyed by from
two to four asys sooner than by the Panama route
That the rrcp,ieors Of the Panama cannot hope
for successt Competition is established by figures and
experience. Tn Panama lines have cost about SIS 600
Tho annual ater. on this sum at per cent 81 $50 600
The entire CAPITA invested and required To be invested in
the Nicaragua e is So 900 600 Ts annual interest ON
this sum i $4,000 showing annual difference OF
$S40,000. 10 this sum Is to be added the saving o.
expense in running the Nicaragua line by the saving Of
distance, which n semi monthly trips makes % 800 miles
per annum. Now 10 the experience
Whom the Scaragnan Transit line first opened the
Pacific Mail steamship Company had surplus in thei
treasury OF 81 100 900. The market value Of their stock
In the city Of New York Sl36 per share, and the
pany free from Indebtedness After opposition by
the Nicaraguan Ishmus route for period of little over
eighteen MOI tbs the condition Of the Pacific Mail Steam
ship COMPANY ollows:Thc surplus Of 81 1Oo, 900
was expended they indebted IN the Of least
100000; tLey declared dividend during the period
OF the opposition their stock fell in the market S26 pcr
share and tocShoders forced the directors into
compromise y h the Ncaraguan Transit Company. Now
during this period the Nicaraguan Isthmus Com
pany made ad realized over 81 900 600 net profits
IL these facts doubted, reference TO the books Of
the respective companies viii establish them beyond
troversy.
Under such circumstances and with the practical
results Of tic past guide us, il is than idle
for Interested parties to attempt To prevent the reopenng
and the successful OF the Ncaraguan line by boast
ing detracon. II is already opened, and cannot be
closed by any competition, matter from what quarter
ii may proceed. The running of weekly line by the
Isthmus Of panama-whch would be equivalent to two
lines by that roue-wil only double the expense, without
materially adding to the number of passengers since the
Nicaragua line with semi monthly trips, WILL did be-
fore, divide tie passengers freight and treasure with tho
Panama line. Besides this, tins Nicaragua lue will find
most favor with the people, as il puts end 70
poly which bas become odons, particularly in California,
and viii hundreds of thousands of dollars per
annum TO the travelling public by the great reduction in
prices sheer nonsense therefore 20 talk of destroy
ing Gripping this line BY opposton--more especially
when the line by Panama undertakes Ia do by doubling
AN OBSERVER,
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entitled No N'S and rroe'lgn " the Poor Sewing
Girl" 10 be- an 4 by the ccme nautcr,ime OF " The
Rose al 80. sud tie drama d = Tho Maniac lover"
Barnum elni continues 70 bo tie great rendezvous
for sight Among the reccu, cur.ostes exhbl-
zion there sared baby, said 10 DO the of tho IA
nous bear's as. Thiodon's Mmlo World aud DR..
Valentine sen esitcs make up the entertainment or the
lecture
Campbell sstreis, Bryanls MInstrcls and Woods
Slinstrels ail ill their respective halls with
laughing a, i. uc.s.
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BEIvrsS- Cox-On Thuradsy Oct 81, at the residence
Of the brides father, by the Rev Ira Steward JAMES
r. Bnhwn@ Fxq, OF Choagoy 70 Miss LAURA H. s. Cox,
second daughter Of John Cox, EsN., Of this city.
ManoSEy --Wmrg0n Wednesday, Oct. 20, at the resi-.
dence of the brides father, by the Rev Mr. Trer,0r MI.
MAHosky TO Miss CATuERST g. WnTE, eldest daugh
ter OF Thomas White. Esq, ali Of his city.
savannah and California papers please copy.
NEw ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Saturday, Oct 70, ~ The resi-
dence or the brides mother. H. FRANK T. NEWMAN e.
MARIA L. MITCHELL both Of Hoboken city.
PnNcEBEaGss. Thursday oct n al tho residence
of the brides father, Fatbush, /. L. by tho Rev Dr.
Strong Mr. GEoRos $. PScH TO Miss MARY H. daughter OF
Tunis j. Bergen, Esq. all OF Flatbush
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srrpxss CouHr-CRcuu Part Nos rs, tesi $50
1871 54, 16Tl 1871, lisa, 1919, 1852 1887 1887 l5.p
i77i iI13 III ire 1Is, 1Is3, 17ss 1881, 1852 1884,
ie9 lles 1871, i5ee 1903 1907, 1902 1911 1915 1917
as on FRIDAY fart s-Scs saoi ans a,sc asa. Pisa
$780, 2ie2 2oo 2lss, 23od, 22os 22l2 22ie 2ls 2cas
2224 1910 222s 1888 22s 22t2 1854, 1gt2 1l60 lC02
1850 h9a 17s2 ft06 1924 ITO, 23io, 1884, 1tso 2Ss
sos 232s 23So, 1892, 2338, 5000, te2o, 11a6.
SUPERIOR CorrrNos Ia 1856, al, asa sSs, AS, t7a
4ei as2 ae9 aot $50, 53l 3es 53s, $40, sal 500 hsl
Goa 254 3oT BAL t65, go, 80, ISL 5s2 $780, $751; $50
500, sol, 5gs, sos, SOS.
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Qrrcg MOVEMENT or Tgoors.-Private advice.
have been received ri th War Department tho arriva
Al Fort Vancouver Washington Territory, OF the dctach.
mcnt of tfOols sent out ia Jelly last This dachrAcnl
consisting &c four hundred and City recruits, el, New
York city the 2ist OF Jolly and arrived Al Fort vanco
yer on tho Goth Of August without any casu1ly cxcept
tha ioss of one man.
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Wbseper q xvtisnn's Sewing Machines,
lev s,yte Price $50 o6oe 5t3 Broadway.
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Banry's TStCOpheROus u tho Hest and
chez posi- dleag heaufyng, cleansing curling,
?ressrvtss and restoring us irSr faded ny Sosd ~ Ill
druRaAS
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Supposed Murder In q broadway Gambling
ss,con-The Recent Prize Fight-Arr-.s Of
the New York Fortune Tciicrs-Trisi or the
sseom Fire Epefae In Wall ssreet-focsI
Nasser.-MsrS<et REPORTS, &c.. Ssr.
The Yixnr HsRAIp. IN Ia issue Of Wednesday. will
. large quantity interesting resdng matter With all
he scsSo The preceding vceA % interest," and Importance
Among other matters Il viii contain
An Of the Supposed Murder n Gambling Saloon
n roadvayDesceni upon the Premises BY the poice-rro
ceedugs before Justice Connolly &c.
report Of the recent Brutal Pris~ Fis with graphic
~ the Combat between Morrssy and the Benicis
Bcy The Championship" OF Acknowledgements q tho
Champions Before and Aer the aorsssy Victorious
Achievements Of Modern Chvairy-sketsbes Of tho Combat
anita with pison Of The wsy they rrained-rr
umph Of Brutality, &C.
report Of The Trial OF Dr. 0sIArdet for Feionios As
ssus upon Mr. Crsnston Of the New York Hotel.
An account Of The Arrest OF the New Yors srceres-rhs
Mayors Squad among The Fortune reers and csryoyants
More Hambag Esposed-Rieh Affair.
complete and suhen'ic list Of Tho Passengers ~ Ia m
fortunate steamship Austria.
An accogn, Of the Execution of Ira s,ou, u eochserrbs
Petition for Communication Of Sentence.
Execution Of Woman In PsnnsylysnA.
The Trial Of the steam Fire Engine Wall nreesBanquet
"a nc philaieiphians
Letters from Correspondents Paris and Berlin
Speeches Of the Emperor Aerander the serfs Ct Rus
ais &c, Ac.
The Canadian Red River Exploring Expedpou--carsc,er
The Red River &c
The gres, Balloon Race at cps,una-The Rival sronsus
on their Trsvels-Ascenslon Of Isres Balloons. &c.
Editorials ON the leading Of the day.
Local News OF iatercs, Of this adjoining cieA
The Latest News received b. telegraph osrgisc 70
he time q publication.
Obituary Notices Of noted disiln gushed Characters
Terns0ny ~ yesr. four sngis copy. To be OBJ
tanned .. the oce Of hs RsaAD and Of all agents Ad
verlsensn,s iuserted n W usual ussAtD rstsa
Williamson Rroa-, brooklyn, invite inspec-
ton ~ their superb photographs ard cass pes opposje
Essmire the Wall md Wantev style of Hats
At EsrENsCHE1DS-PriceS q Thar admitted 20 b-
suptrSr any oaered la BroAdwsy Ter o. Give Mnl CAL
Ribbons, Rshbons, Rihbo7s- Ribs,ons,--1.00O
cartons fancy bors op~oing al good will be sof
~ TORY rr cent less than credit prices Cash rescu houf
10 ~ sswett hhlners, oAy and senn snn m'S
EiowerA Flowers, Mowers, Flowers.-aW
cartons Inc French nowers beautiful goods uz be closed
cut I'm nedseiy - srty cent ess than usual prices Csn
reIcn nousA iS Chnbcrs sree. Thus great ehsnre nor
| mnitnefs. JNO fAkSkLfs
Moody's Perfect rassing shirts
| Ready made, AZ szss ana . orie4, nes SIZES
MOODy's Shirt Emporium, ~ broadway.
seuse, silver Plaser--Oid Ware Repiste,.
| or gHt tlual 70 new, At ist Fulton street,
Y
DO yow Dyc ycwr Hahs-rf 80, Tee wilson.
hair eonrer which cocrs year hair to blsck or bro oi
trouble Apref lte vsfcr Leaves stain o. the aelh
nnsa - penes ce.ecuon Only bows ~ it'ths drpl
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CISseadoross Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees-
The w,rld Wholesale aud retail and the dye pri
vstey applied, al No O Aston House.
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Hernia COr~f by Marsh's Nadlcsl Cure
truss RcNencr % all the pr.nSipal surgeons and physca
q this city Cal md examine. No. yessy street Asaos
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DR. 1iovcs's New Lever Truss rpvcr~es shs
scnor OF eii sse- retaining drouN hcrnia aud elcsng
NJ. xnr street
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TuE GREATEST MEDICAL

Dr Kerrcdy. Of Roxbury
mon pasture weed gr1wing 4
walls that cures every Nnd Of
AMI liberated scrotnll down
warranted IN every case. 1
Byos1msy, gr.ce H.
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DrsCoyvRy OF rHE Aga
Mass, has discovered 4 CON
Iong the road aaf on Old skrnA
Irmor, from the moss mslixusn6
o apimp,s. 4 pertscs cure =
os s~se " q, A. RING. -
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trouble Apref live vsler Teeves a. san o. az A. ~ ar
linen. Dehes desecaonL only n . bot~ 8. ,t'ths drpg
stors - 0raad sxyei eorses Of AAsaA
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Holloway ssNtnsont.-Nos the slightest
danger nourtAd Ia tn rspt Of pies by ths pepars
ton ~ never nrvesin inflammation OF "suppressesf irri
tsog but aonislaen them 70 The very Sold vt 10
Nsiden isne, New York.
Fsfsf Ffts!l- FitsyyI-NO longer doubt; In.
as Vegetable Extract bsscureJ and viii this terrible
disease. Sold m 50 Dey street.
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ElcwerA Flowers, Mowers, Flowers.--aos
ca,sns aas rreneh aowcr beautiful goods Tas be close,
cut I'M edstey - stry than usual prices Css
rtcn house iS Chambers street. THIS L great hsnce 10
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Examine the Wall md Wintes style Of Hats
At EsfkNsCHEfDS-Price - o. Thay admitted 70 be
sugtrS any oaered Ia broadway Ger o. Give na Cal
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Williamson Rroa., brooklyn, invite inspec'
ton ~ their superb photographs ard csaso pes oproi
Globe Hotel
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IHE gAulLH ne 3 LL D.

Supposed Murder In a broadway Gambling
ssicon-The Recent Prize Fight-Arrest Of
the New York Fortune Teilcrs-Trini or the
sseem Fire Engine In Wall ssreet-Locsi
NIntserz-Mnr pxet REPORTS, &c.. Ssr.
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Ribbons, Nshbons. Nihbo1s. Ribbonss--1.OOO
c..,ons sncy ribbons row opsnne ~ new s9ods vii be s,t
no cha eers swctt Mnners Gig and country doni mtss
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III Grek deas Of Gardening by Professor E' Noi'n 'n"'
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W. Cuhme Of Poinsetia Puchenms, BY John HoEast
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VII Bsicheor, OF King Apple ~
TX. FIoiis of the Season BY Rusticus With su's
X. ContsssioDs Of an Amstsur.
XII sss Flowers. Wfh euts Gswepss Chronicle.
Nil D-srf Pear Catufe By john b. Eaten, bunao N l.
XIV. Apples and Peas. -
XY III. v,ru.m srd Grand Bre:ssne PearL With cuts.
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ur GOODS.

~bx SVpU0Us
DOUGLAS 4 SHERwOOD'S
CELEBRATED SKIRTS.
FHZ UNPARALLELED SUCCESS OF THE
NEW EXPANSION SKIRT
Qao Of which have been .a surns the m nou's h, ~
them % produce se dcsIs 100 skr.., pr Day during hs
The; Tsey 40 esS .:.-SuoO 70 der
NEW LINEN SUPERIOR SKIRT,
FOR TRAVELLING,
vhich u rece.yns universal oommendaton hon the Ladies'
They the sais propnssnr' Of ss '.y
"PATFNT ADJUSTABLE BUSTLE'
use Bs,<-n Of the many irsnous offered n tho mskct,
sbsy sre III eisssI nfrinssDeuts os vorth'ssa
,''' ~ 20 oTHER DiyrERsNr STILES
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BAREGEs AND BAHEGE ROBES
FRENCH AND ENGLISH JACONETS.
FRENCH AND ENGLISH PRINTS.
TRAVELLING DRESS GOODS.
MOURNING DRESS GOODS.
N. N.B-ARNOLD. CONSTABLE Co have sill on hand I
beautiful and Unsurpassed assortment Of MANIlLtAS which
they are clearing ou. at extremely low prices
SILK MANTILLAs AND TALMAS
REAL LACE POINTS AND AANTILLAS-
FRENCH LACE MANTILLAs.
SILK AND BAREGE MANrILLAs
TRAVELLING CL0AKS, RAGLANS BUSTERS, ke
CANAL-ST., corner Mercer
New.York-
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QHusemrHts.

ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
N POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT.
SO sxs D'LnIsu
MADAME GAILASiGA
SPECTACLE EXTeAoaoiNAIRE.
WEDNESDAY, in. 50
Third &C. Of AEeer's Dr~rs@
MASANIELLO.
LA NARANJERA in the mart treur, suasty
Madame 1sZLAAlGA
Seccnd and Third Acts Of
La TRAVIATA.
Signoss GALZANIGA, -
AMbpIo:
GASPAHoNl,
Nina LkvrONH
vil sustsn the y-nripa roles. - -.
MAN MAREfZEK ..... Musical Die tH and sosdssses:
s.a. nav be secured Academy and At Hall sons Va
81 Broadway, fro N 9A m- 20 P IN
ADgIs sSlON ONE DOLLAR.
ket~fvec y .
escccd Circle '....'.'..''.'-'''''''
Asnrdlthester -
Docrs cpen a.7!. Open c~mnepce's o. o'eiock-
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bodrf aun Rooms.

BCdrc arl0 h60mg.
DESIRABLE ROOMS-New House, Rooms
dean ard pesssnt Tho advertiser having b1l,
Horse No. iSj Ehk4b+ list Of bou- dsa,es 20 LIZ
OUT he ROOMS furnished 20 ssuetaen, who hsgo
si.trg sld Bedroom o.nz bch fur --d
IN FOE IS pei w-.k sn; upward fbr Rome
rssa and geateEeH II steady basiaeis hzSs requested
q apply.
DRIVATE BOARD in BOSTON.--Genteme
with their fsix. WHITING BOSTON ald wishing pr,
tasra situation, vii foi psaant
thr house Mr. DAVID BED Nc. "A Chaunejst Refers to
any Il the eiersy Of Bostop.
DOOMS to LET-ln q very desirable location,
~ luss airy commodous for Loogcg OF Dieakss md
Tea Tfxnsnt BoGd BE- accommodating v,h Ldsus.,
Bi.As and Tea al 81 p<r Day Apply No. i5 East Bfosd
way.
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90 farmrrs ano Others.
Biaticnerp anb fanrp GOODS.

T,RANCIS & LOUTREL, No. As Maidsn-lane
pIsSg ROCKS PAPER sna STATIONERY s,-.n
Jos PRINTING, LIrHCGRAPHIC WORE, BINDING, he
Ogoers soic.ted