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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-21
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-14

ARRIVAL OF sl,s7,6s IN YREisUlK.
IMPORTANT FROM COSTA RIGA.
Defeat and Execution Of Generals
Mora and Canas.
Landing Of the British and American Forces
in Kew Granada,

The ssspshi2 North ssaS, Capt Jones. from Aspinwan
9th iuss, ., quarter 70 fsar O'Clock r NJ arrived q
this port last night
The California s0vioes by this arrival have besa anti
cipsted BY the overland mau and pony expresses
The North Star brings the gratifying inte,lgencs e
the safety Of the steamer John Stephens and her -
sengers The John Stephens len San Francisco sspssu.
Der II, for Panama, and the Ioth ffy-eighs uiss
south Of Acapulco, tho cap Of the crank gave awav
and the piston went through tho bottom Of tAs
cylinder. boat vas despatched for assistance
70 Acapulco and The United States war sabine ~
sent 70 her assistance With the aid CANVAS and bosae
from the sabine she succeeded In reaching Acapulco q
the 2sth the pssaeese malls and treasure were trans
ferred 10 the Uncle Sam and arrived IL this port th
morning By the North Star. me j. Stephens was sob
sequenty taken In TOW by tho Golden Gate for Ban Frsa
cisco
Lieut. Watkins died on board Of the Sabine, and wSs
buried At Aapuoo.
Tho ship Hosspurg Capt Oaks from CAllao for Haas.
ton Roads, sprung seak and sunk sth In the Psclas.
in latitude ~, longitude %. West. The captain -
reached the island Of joan Fernandes In small boas
90 and sailed for Ban Francisco
From New Granada learn that the authorities q The
State Of Panama had Invited the landing OF forces feu
the United States and British vessels Of war In port NJ
invitation was complied with tho S0h ult and ths
Joint occups,ion continued up 10 the departure Of tbs
North Star. but they would probably be Withdrawn In
few days Perfect tranquility had been restored On NE
hthmus and its vicinity.
me fol owing the specio list Of the North Star pr
V'o~ia g.
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The bsus Before the Peopis-New York
the Battie 0round.

Now that the smoke OF the recent political
battle In Pennsylvania has cleared away, and
the public are permitted to look over the ield
sud ascertain the real position Of the different
factions In the anti republican army la that
contest, they are able 70 discover undeniable
proof that the defeat Of the democratic nomi
nee was brought about by the treachery Of
party leaders and petty township politicians,
who were unable to comprehend the great
their course upon the future Of this jet youth
full nation. The real instead OF the false atti-
tude Of the different forces In that State has
thrown a world OF light upon the canvass Ia
this and other Northern States. 1t reveals the
fact that In New York In the only real union Of
the Conservative forces IN opposition to the
revolutionary doctrines Of William Il. Seward.
This view OF the recent contest 10 that State
should have the effect OF encouraging those who
have forced the selfish politicians who compose
the regencies aud committees In New York 70
give way 70 those who do understand the ques.
lions involved 10 this Presidential contest and
have brought about union upon one electoral
ticket Instead OF sitting quietly down, they
ought to buckle on their armor and prepare
for the battle, a. though no unfsvorsble news
bad been received from the Keystone STATE.
There Is no denying the fac. that IL Lincoln
u elected be will, whilst In power, be under
the influence Of Seward. the high priest OF the
republican party. This apostle Of the higher
law" has just returned from q stumpiDg tour
IN We West, where he has been promulgating
MS isnsucal doctrine, and preparing the minds
OF ne people TO back him up In any posi-
ton that Be mar force Lincoln 70 take. II IL
one Of bis peculisrides 10 make conservative
speeches 10 Washington, such as serve 10
throw Oh oil suspicious a. 70 the real obsoss of
the party. It's only on the eve Of an import.
ant election. and In some Northern ctr. tia,
be announces the real principles and aims Of
the party Of which be Is the leader On no
other occasion do We hear him preaching the
'irrepressible conflict" or giving utterance 70
slsA sentiments m we're contained II Vie re.
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saeacity to com Sebend the fact that, In descend
ing 70 foul mo he'd personal assaults upon
the visixr or inv ted guest to their city, they
are only beTsyi themselves as nlbred vii
lsae ours, unacou omed to the usages Of higher
society.
From time to tine we have been constrained
10 give these Philad-iphia newspaper small try
a little pruning down, and they may take 1t for
granted that ~e shall repeat our instructions
whenever the occasion may require it. We
know that, even with little scoring, they like
70 be- advertised In the HERALD; but let them be
civil II they wish to be- mentioned by name.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-14

PHILADELPHIA STOCK DOARD.
PmApurMA, ocs4 10, 1900.
Nockn steady. PennsyfvaniA state So, eTX; Re&d
Ing Railroad, ssx Morris Canal, esS; Long Island Rail
road uk. feunsyivAnn Railroad, az. ashi cxchAnSe
On New York ai par
Flour eteady Ohio and Howard IS rs CITY Mills
~ 50 Wheat urn red 81 20 81 90 white 81 20 81 IS
Corn ste~dy At roc s2s for white and yelos Provi
sious STEADY unchanged Coffee Grm 81 To- &c
whsskey dull ., 22c-
PmrxpnrmA, Oct. is, 1850
Flour dull and unchanged. wheat active % rcd
III 81 30 81 &c. and chose white ~ VI IS Coru-Ssies
OF COO bushes yeilo~ II vSc. Moss pork sic 30
90. whssey dui ct 22So. zsc. Codse-s~les Of RIO
~ Nkc. . Ice
BcYvsfo Oct. n, 1890
Tour arm ard 10 fair demand wheat opened dau, Dot
receipt 81 New York deep<,ches became timer, wh
fair demand salee 90 bushels No Chcsxu prng At
o., 1910 90 Northwestern club az 81 %, III 900 al
No I Mhssuk.c CLUB ~ 81 II, Is 600 do Do 81 III
~ 900 90 sbits Michigan ~ ~ 20 Corn aiosed arm
ssics 81 70 COO bushels Sc 0,s nr sslcs 600
bpshes al ~ Whisky steady sales 100 bsis 4, 2le
fmpr,s6 COO hb four lor 900 bashels wheat Is 90
typoris-3oo bbs Door, Ill 600 bushels wheat
E COO DO. corn and 600 de barley.
ALaksy, Oct rs, 1850
Tour vcry active snd tcnd'nf upwards wheat higher:
eales 600 bushels sber Michigan at 81 CO. delivered in
Nes lors; shte Michigan 81 bos 81 t2 me- hi sd high.
ar Corr steady s4fts Geo husheiS Western mixs3,
car'v a. oTc Barley duh god samples mere Cana,
d. wcst via Buffalo TIC roc tor tncei5r state Oats SSs
Zoe state
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The steamship North Star from Aspiuwall, ar
rived Al this port last evening. She brings $l97l
Gas in specie including the treasure shipped by the
John L.. stephens. The John l.. Stephens about
he safety of which some approximations were enter
iained, met with an accident to her machinery, but
was taken into Acapulco by the aid of the frigate
sshine.
The North Star also brings news from Costa
RIGA The government forces had attacked
and defeated those Of Elk President Mora. General
Mora, General Canas, and others, we're shot BY The
rictors.
We learn that peace and order had been restored
ON the Isthmus OF Panama and its vicinity. This was
brought abou, by the landing AZ the suggestion OF
the authorities Of forces from the American and
British vessels Of war. These forces remained in
FONT occupa ton of the sthmus at last accounts,
but il was probable that they would soon be with
drawn.
The Prince Of Wales yesterday visited the vote
ran chief OF our army. Lieutenant General Scott,
at his residence in Twelfth street He also visited
Mr.. B,ady's photograph gallery, where his portrait
was taken; Ball, Black & Co.'S jewery establish
rnent, and Barnum's Museum. In the evening the
grand torchlight procession Of the dremen in honor
OF the Prince took place. II was magnificent dis.
play. surprising In every respect any demonss
zion of a similar character ever witoessedfthc
movements of the Prince and the proceSoninss |
Gremen are graphically described iu<
paper. ID this port yes
The steamship Arago sailsdSte, with lS7 pas
terday for Southamptopr<cie. The Glasgow also
sengers and si,7so~Sserday for Queenstown and |
sailed from this, passengers.
Liverpool, ,-of the Receivership for the Artisans
The 90 have been settled yesterday by the
BspSse Court, bnt was further postponed to Wed.
>sday next.
The Court Of Appeals adjourned yesterday.
Among the cases decided were the suits Of Van
Rens eser and Church against the Anti Renters, In
which Judgments given for the landords--the
decisions OF the lower courts being reversed. A
new trial was granted Mrs. Hartung, who has been
long time In prison, having been convicted Of the
murder OF her husband.
Tho cotton market yesterday sctvc and arm. Tho
sAes embraced between 900 and 600 bales closing
the Of lie 70 li1e chiefly al the inside hsure
for middling upands. Included tn the saes
Isces speculation and for export With 600 bales In
traostu roere a movement In brcaistuns The
-four market excited sad active, with heavy
sales, at advance OF loo per barrel, aud 10
somc oasce At lsc wheM w0 also quite active,
with large saes both here aud to arrive, at
advance IN prices Of &c. - SC. per busheL Corn
was without change Of moment In price, with
fair saes a, Tic. nc hr Western mrcd, aud some
good DO Alta; Pork irregular, with moderate sses
incasng mess at slp rs so 90, and prime
NJ sis sos ola 80 Sugars quite steady With ssle.
OF ahout 700 hhds. aud 10 boxes. Codsc quiet L
Frlshts were changed while engagements mode
rate Amars The shipments whest, 10 liverpool at
iiHi si3Id IN bags cotton ., .-sea rcsin At q.
pr $40 lbs AMI hour 81 81. I'D.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-14

New York Congregational Nominations.
ALBANY Oct I8, 1900
The Republican County Conveur,oa to-day nomiuAted
,homas ooo,t for Congress, and Robert Taylor for
County Treasurer.
GxssvA, N r., Oct 10, 1880
At the National Democratic Convention Of the Twenty
sixth district held In this place to-day Hon George NJ
Clark, OF Waterloo, was unanimously nominated for
Congress.
LIrTIx VALLEY, Oct. IL, 1860.
The Democratic Copgressi NAL Convention, which met
here 70 day, has nominated Hon. Mr. Burnen Of Cnau
sugue county, for Congress- Fenton ia the repub
can nominee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-14

Torrifc Gale In Che Gulf OF Sc. Lawrence.
BosTos, Oct 10, 1880.
Late New Brunswick papers report q terrific gale In
the Gulf OF 81 Lawrence the 9Th and 7th Of October
The railroad wharf NJ Shediac destroyed i've build
ipgs blown down or hoated away; two schoonen
driven from their moorngs high and dry up iuto
toe nslcs great number OF trees prostrated
Two schoopers that lef shedac the morning OF the
9th mat supposed 70 be lost with all on board the
damage at shediac estimated 81 $40 600 Large bridges
At Ccsgne, Bucktouche, Escutanes and other places
we're much damaged
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unttsd states Dsssrf, Z Court.

oss "a -Tns Uauoi Ssos,s ~ Charks osbor~> and
FScs5srn SncTsi,a fte prisoners convicted 81
asrsa 9Th dangerous pou the o. tho War
sa~. and this Gay sentenced-o hard labor
tbs sod q psy Gee Of dollar, Eager
stAen " h Gays bard labor and 10 pay nne OF one
Dollar.
CONVICTION on ssA CAPTAIN vos ASSAULT wrru A
DANGEROUS wEAros.
n A< OAK y Ae rrusd Saf<s ~. EdsarSR wsyshaD :
nc dsfepdAnt captain Of the ship crs and tried
fpr 40 a@~1oit With dangerous weapon on seaman ny
sbcutnr BIN IN les With pistol Mr. WILKINSON ap
tsarsd fcv the prosecution sna Mr. Kinkr fur defence
~hok insonce and INSTRUMENTATION. inc Jury found
the src,is-t sn " Ard he reminded fur scateuce
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Insuguratfoa OF Governor Fairbanks, OF
Vermont.

hosrfsLlrS, VI, Oct, II 1890.
The State Legislature orsauizei 70 day, the House
eccirg A. r. Hanton, Of Bethel Speaker and Charles
ccmmrss, Of Brsuleboro, Clerk. rhe senate chose Mr.
Gleason, Of Monspeler, Secretary. To-day Governor
Fairbanks was insusursied, and delivered q message
mary relating TO local subjeo1 The edu ,ationa axri
o.. raj and financial condition Of the State represent
ed 70 be eourishing The 60 rrrnor nimsted that he
would not be candidate FOR re.electioo.
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NEW TRIAL GRANTED TO MRS, HARrUN6 DECISION
II TIM AKrl-Rksr GASES.
ALBANY, OCT 10, 1880.
The Court Of Appeals adjourned To day In tho OF
Mrs HartuDg, confined 10 jail long for the murder Of
her husband, new trial Is granted.
The Manor ofyan Rensselaer, and Church against
the Anti Renters decided 10 favor Of the landlords
the judgments OF the lover courts being reversed.
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which they usurp, and take the mat
ter into their own hands. By adopttdi
union tickets in the several Congressional dis
recommend, the conservatives can yet return a
majority to the House of Representatives, WHO
can extract the sting from the serpeut of To-
pubIcanism, and render 1t completely harmless
ia the next Congress, even though Mr.. Lincoln
should receive a majority Of the electoral votes
Of the Union and be installed as President in
the White House. A republican administration.
with an opposition united majority against 1t la
both houses Of Congress, would be powerless
for mischief, and could never carry out it, rsvo-
lutionary designs.
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Ths Philsa.lphi. cisy eas Companx.

FhHApsiFAA, Uct. T., 1850
The Trustees Of the City Gas works manifestiug op
position 70 the improvement In the manufacture Of gas By
cutting o the connections Of the Girard House. and re-
fasiDg the supp from the city works. unless the propr
etors stop making water gas with which portion of The
hotel has been supplied for months past.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-14

The Star or the south ~ savannah.
SAVANNAH, Oct 10, 1884
TIE steamship Star Of the South, from New York, ar
lived here at seven O'Clock this morning
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Disturbance NJ . u. o. Marriage Barbecue
I'm K.ntucky.
A YoUEG WOMAN sa0r-ATrEMrr TO LYNCH TaE
SHOOTER.

CINCINNATI Dot 10, 1860
Al tine Breckinridge barbecue, Winchester, Clark
county Ky, yesterday young man Of Dr. West OF
Bath county, being prevented by gentleman named
Scott from rushing TO the dinner table reserved for ladies'
drew . pistol and ared at the latter west missed his
aim but unfortunately hs SHOT took effect In the face of
Miss Emma Hickman, innctIbg . serious wound. The
conduct Of West eaged the present tba they
seized him and made three attempts TO hang him 10
tree, when the sheriff Of the county prevailed upon
mob 10 deliver the would be murderer the law
weet subsequently, taken 70 Winchester county and
lodged In jail 70 await his trial.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-14

1AE PHILADELPHIA NKwsrAPERs AND rHs
New foRK HERn.D.-The Philadelphia news
papers are apparently very much astonished a,
the result Of the Pennsylvania election, and
are perplsxing their brains With AL sore Of
theories to account for the crushing defeat Of
Foster. Their utter ignorance Of what was
coming betrays their iRcompetency as the
organs Of public opinion. They virtually con.
csde this point 10 attributing the overs helm.
ing success Of Curtin to the influence Of The
atrocious Nav YORK uERu.D 10 behalf Of Eos
Ter. In fact, all the little cliques Of the pro
vinctal newspaper press, the little clique OF
small beer political organs Of Philadelphia are
moet 10 the habi, Of attribudng any result Of
my election. anywhere, to tie influence Of the
HERALD, as the advocate or opponent OF the
victorious party. Thus II appears We elcc,
Tom b. supporting Bis adversary Dick abou,
"a often o. We elect Harry 81 advocating Ids
own claims
But as class Of newspaper men, our rhiia
delpbia contemporaries are scurvy nince mpoops.
with all the petty jealousies and mean and na.
lierant traits peculiar 20 the lowbred, vulgar
fellow. In this category the NORTH Ars,rican L.
nct Included, for, although somewhat straight.
laced old Mrs Nancy 10 some things, Il takes q
nroGd, practical, comprehensive range Ia IT,
views upon mhny things. But some ct its neigh.
tors are a. destitute Of the teachings q common
decsncy a. Trey are Of the principles Of com.
...A ss4-s. .ht. as.e a., essl 80 .Ie.aasy
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Loss OF the steamer Tempest.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Dot ~, 1850
TIE steamer Tempest bound from Louisville 70 oAiro
with a full freight, sanS ., Long Issad On Thursday
night No lives iost
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The outckeat Steamboat Time to Albany.
PoreHKxsisrE. Oct Is, 1890
The steamer Daniel Drcws time, from her pier IT abe
foot Of Jay street, thres hours and twenty I've
minutes including delays two landings, and against
head wind Her running time three hours and four
teen minutes.
HrpsoS, Oct l3-l265 r. II.
The Daniel Drew arrived here at IL 20. Her running
time, against head wind, i've hours ave minutes
from New York.
Albany, Oct. l3-3HP.M N.
The Daniel Drew arrived here al . 20 r. n, from New
York, after having made ave landings on the way up
Her running time was SIX hours and any minutes,
against head wind. ThA the fastest time on record
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-14

SYRACUSE, Oct Is, 1850.
In match 70 DAY between Flora Temple and George N.
fsiohin, the mare was again the victor. Time-2@X-
2&E-226
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been gained by the revolution, and giving an
opportunity to Austria 10 extend once more
her iron rule over lost province. and to check
the growth OF liberal ideas throughout the
whole peninsula
Every friend Of conservatism, every man
hostile to the anti-slavery programme Of black
republicanism, ought therefore, 10 be fully i'm
pressed himself with the necessity OF union, and
impress II upon the minds of all who cherish
the same sentiments, whether they call them
selves Breckenridge men, or Bell men, or Doug
las men. In no instance let two conservative
tickets be run In the same district; and IL there
Is no other way Of deciding between the clsius
Of two or three candidates, let II be done By
lot. But Il appears to US that the conservative
voters could fairly aud equitably settle the
matter BY very simple process Let them
bold q primary election In the district and
let ballot boxes be erected, and oil the con
servative voters Of every denomination de.
post their votes therein, and let the
man who receives the largest number be
the candidate put forward In The legal election,
ard let the Others withdraw from the contest
and give him their warmest support This Ia
The only sensible course. The idea OF splitting
the conservative interest L. absurd. and tho man
who advises il must either be knAye. a fool or
an gnoramus The notion Of preserving par.
ties In their integrity, which the shock Of revo-
luton has shattered IA sheer nonsense. These
dsmoralized and disosganized parties mus, form
q new political combination; In conformity With
the march Of events and the spirit of the time
There Il one live party In the country, and that
the black republican The only other live
party there can be Is conservative one Ia OPP
position to republicsnisn There cannot be
two or three conservative parties, warning
against each other AZ well as agains, the com.
men enemy. They would cease TO be conserva.
tive, and 70 longer deserve the name, All old
party claims and nance. founded on obsolete
issues, must be merged In the enc new name
and the one caufe. II the local politicians kick
against this simple plan Of safety. the PEG.
pc slvu.a AGA ism s~t " ;As p.see.