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not learn from tho Fiin whether the city OF Havana
had sustained any damage, any part Of the island
had suffered from the gale.n


From our New York Correspondent.


New YoRx, Oct. %, 1886.


Difference Of latitude seems TO make percept.
BILE difference in the warmth Of the whig feeling
tovards the great embodiment. In a speech made
in Philadelphia, just before the recent election there,
by Mr.. J. n. Ingersol he is reported 10 have said
amid great applause:


"Should he name the who would occupy the
presidential chair in l849 He would name him,
and he should be the incarnation OF the great prin
oplcs for which they were to contend Henry Clayl
loud cheering Let him be placed at the head OF
the affairs OF the nation, and the country would be
prosperous and the people happy. prolonged cheer
ing."l


In this State, now, il is perfectly well understood,
and hardly denied, that Mr.. Clay is not the favorts
Of that predominant portion Of the whig party
which has just proved its strength by the overthrow
Of Fillmore and the nomination Of Young---both Of
them bio Ss aimed with deadly meaning at the Usage
of Ashland.n Their organ (the TnLune) does not
take the trouble to deny that there s inten-
uon TO crowd him of the track in favor Of some
new candidate II the whig ardor for the father OF
north, up at Albany ii must be down too. "Aas
poor Yonck!"


The news Of the complete evacuation Of Monte
rey by Ampudia, has been received here with much
satisfaction, although it is no more than what every
person, properly informed in the matter, must have
expected. The reports of Santa Annals force on
the march to Monterey excite bat little INTEREST," so
much does il seem to be, with every one, foregone
conclusion that he is bound" to be beaten whenever
he comes to blows with our army.
Dickenss "Dealings with the firm Of Dom
hey & Son." promise an interesting account.
The picture in the opening Of Dombey, the son,
with his little fists curled up and clenched, as
if squaring, in his feeble way, at existence for hav
ing come upon him SO Unexpectedly, is genuine
Boz, full of racy and kindly humor.


There was a large audience yesterday afternoon
in the circuit court to hear the argument on the re-
turn to the habeas corpus in the slave case. Mrs
Child, the wel-known authorizes, present
Without decision, the was adjourned until this
afternoon. large crowd Of persons, white, black
and intermediate shades, surrounded the city hail.
New YoRK, Oct 80, 1876.


The last advices from Monterey clear up entirely
the doubts left remaining in any mind to the con-
duct of Gen. Butler-if, indeed, there was one man,
Of the lowest intelligence, who needed any confrma.
ton Of the gallant veterans character for courage


It seems that Daniel Webster has declined to say
anything in support of Mr.. Young, or in reference
IN. o1n Acco rd ~
the other evening to the whe hghling elub he care
fully avoided alusion to the subject. &


Mr.. Fillmore, too, after having been invited to
speak at the great whig rally in this city, civy de-
clnes in letter which, for special reasons, Mr..
Philip Hone, to whom it was addressed, 'prefers
not to make public" .~."
I The efforts of the sound democracy of Oneida
county to bring about a union Of the party there,
by the nomination Of compromise ticket, seem to
have been thus far successful. The Utica Demo-
crat of last Wednesday says: 1.r


Gas we write, HUNDRED GUNS proclaim the
UNION of the DEMOCRACY Of Oneida, and
their sUccEssm ~. .a,.


Success undoubtedly will attend their union. The
district meetings held last evening to confirm the
district nominations were we'll attended, and mark
. y
ed by a good spirit.


The whig papers Of this city (the Tribune alone
excepted) having nothing to occupy them in the
support Of the whig nominations, are opposing with
might and main the new constitution.


A detachment of fifty German recruits left this
city yesterday, under command Of Lieut.. Browne,
for Fort Brooke, Tampa Bay, Florida


James Sheridan Knowles is said to be writing 4
play, in five acts, Of which Mics ruahman is to fill
the principal part. sii s,a t56is


Tho estimate Of the Union, the other day, divi-
ding the next delegation IN Congress- from New
York, is safe enough, though tko' Tribune Of this
m orning prctends to .neer at il. ts7iet


The mcnagerie Of Raymond q Warihg entered
the city yesterday and very grand geological caval
cade ID was. All the world was there in silks, and
satns and feathers, and curiosity 10 Che beasts
and beastesses, and our mercuria town al agog
with the new excitement for a few hours a sIiF
lla ~ @ St 4a 8Estf &f Y. q