The New York Herald Newspaper, November 17, 1845, Page 2

that the Oregon question, urged on by the united | Crry Taxation.—There has been a good deal of | western democracy of the Mississipp: valley, will sensation produced within the last few weeks, in Park Tweatas.—Thisievening the Deloy.troupe ap- Sr. Perers’ Cuurent. and hereafter throw the South and the East into | city taxes, which has been assessed under the au- Gian Bisadheval the,same movement and the same views of policy. | thority of the ae corporation, amd which | and properties, and is said to contain some of Donizetti's ir. Pise delivered an elo- create a separation between the South and the West, | cousequence of tise: extraordinary increase in the Pear atthe Park in Donizetti's grand serious opera:of | quent discourse at this church yesterday, ; ‘ nh | “Lacy of Lammermoor,” founded on Scott's celebrated | crowded congregation. The mild precepts of the | | novel. The opera is to be produced with new scenery gospel were dwelt upon im the true spirit of Christian _ charity, with an impressive solemnity, characteris- We certai ii Britenmia 18 due to-day at Boston. She | oiiscal pik Sept hy te and singular | amounts to prob; ur per cent as the rate of 19st musical compositions. It will undoubtedly havea | tie of the philanthropic mind of this gifted preagher. fifteen days later intelligence, whiclt 1s anx- w, Doth foreign andwomestic. increase over what was i bedi Leas 80- good rtin at the Park. ‘The choruses have been tho- He took his text from the 13th chapter ionsly looked. for. Trovste in THE Wie Party.—T! ;, vernment in this city. ‘e will show how we — ;oughly drilled, and will probably be very perfect. —yverses 31, 32, 33, 34and 35. he trouble in make out this state of things. Boweny Turatne.—This evening, Mr. John M. Trim- ‘The Rev. Gentleman in his remarks, dwelt on the The Caledoma ‘siled yesterday from Boston, — the whig party which commenced in this city be- with twenty-five or thirty passengers for Halifax tween the Tribwne and the Courier and Enquirer and Liverpool. appears to be widening and gathering, reaching the ‘The Massachusetts is making a very long pas- central power of the State. Thurlow Weed, the re- sage, if she sailed on the 19th ul. Owing to the nowned “State barber,” and editor of the Albany A piece of property in the second ward, valued at ple, the architect of the new Bowery theatre, receives 4 through which th 1 same property is valued the same, and 1s assessed A most attractive bill is presented. Mr. Scott plays ea ant pet piping a wi this year at $241 75, being an increase of four per King Lear, after which, Mr. Mitchell, of the Olympic, propagate his gospel amongst the P lectad by th fee contdirted in the gospel of the day, being the para- le in relation to the grain of mustard seed, which was 000, was assessed $231 76 in 1844, and the complimentary benefit at that splendid establishment. likened to the Kingdom of gat oeheenay ins and the Jews, who has kindly volunteered his services for the occa- | turnisl ad a sufficient proof, that its early foundation e Saviour to | community of Mr. Abbott had the inatructioa 0 | lony, and on the arrival of theso 125 families ho was un- before a rd nocosee of bescawing some 3008 ev 0 if = ish captain their wants s, which suin the C although nota professed Chis: tian, refused te receive back. The ed by sayin the would shortly return, if his health, which had suffered the climate, would permit him, of Matth but it was that at least two more missionaries atthew should accompany hi it was stated in this paper that by one of the police magistrate oie a well & citizen of Brooklyn, ona complai ond interesting temale, c ae the former with having ry man conclud Brookl. An Auuroep ©, ity Intelligence. oF Sebuction.—A few weeks since warrant had been issued own tmade by a young y which the girl becam> guilty of an overt act, the prospective Emre of an addition to the present po- result of su- | pulation of the United States. Unwilling to thwart tie le gale onthat day, it is expected that she did not Evening Journal, whieh is the or; cent in the amount of tax. Now, as the gross © amongst the Pagans aud tho Jews, was the : a gan of the central . . ; sion, plays one of his best characters, Jem Bags, in the Rural agency, The gospel declared that the Kin; leave. No one on this side ofthe Atlantic can tell whig junta, comes down upon the Courier and En. *mountof taxes levied on the suifering people of this ‘aso9 of the “ Wandering Minstrel” ~The evening closes Hom of Heaven ia like a gra Per anascnteeed, wiloh's | ¢ when she did sail. We shall know, however, when | quirer with a column and an half of very quiet and “iY Was nearly two millions last year, the increase with the new farce of “' Scan Mag.” man took ‘and sowed in his field | which, indeed, | 7 ve . Be > y ibs 30,000. C . Hi in, t is the least seeds; but when grown appearance in the mean time. opinion and action during the last two years. The . 2! args inary increase of taxes levied during ¢yening at the Bowery Amphitheatre, for the benefit of “so that the birds of the alr come and dwell inthe branch eG Psi 3 : . ‘ ‘. tives were ‘ili thereof.” After dwelling on the 3 the goa | The Great Western and Great Britain are to be central whig organ takes sides entirely with the the time the natives were in power, was equal to Barney Williams. rs saree? After dwalling onthe diiioatiies thet for: | about eight per cent, or $200,000 in all. The present altered and. improved for next'year’s business. They | Tribune, saying nothing, however, ofits Fourierism ‘oth century hi this Mephistophiles of the reached and overshadowed the whole uni verse, Ovi | connected with the hg caso. Ho has been followed in his, devious ‘ . wi mucl eVerance an etermination, by Mr. n Atzxaxpen.— Owing tothe urgent solicitations ra iually spread until, like the tree in the gospel, it | Parker (the dtficer who held the process) who took hin | into custody at a time whea nds of justice by publishing, at taat time, the name of accused, we did not enter into any minute details snnected with the affair, and contented ourselves by vitig @ briaf outline of the preliminary proceedings.— ‘he mystery is now Brought to an ond Oe the ire at. esterday, of Mr. William Stack, the alleged offender j:. i ious course, least suspected that sucn will not, therefore, cross the ocean again this and other absurdities, which are probably tolerated ee Regine ries gate a pares ‘4 to remain in this city through this ; | spreading its branches, upon which, like the fowls ofthe | a danger impende gave bail for parance at sebaihi forthe sake of its occasional gleams of common ‘etTenchment, and they fulfil their promise by in- His engagements will not allow him to stay longer, snd alr, the whole generation of mankind had taken refuge | the Court of specifi Sessions, at two o'clock this day, Presidents Bi aaa creasing the taxes at the rate of four per cent over we would advise all who have not seon him, togive tn¢,e9n, Such was the Wor, which, like the tree in at which hour the complaint made against him wil) ui- j lonEs, Maatege, ; him a call at Niblo’s. the gospel had overspread, through Judea, Pagan Rome, | dergoa thorough investigation. @, who were henceforth to iaut in THe Navy Yanv.—There is a strango—and. Our intelligence from Washington relative to the ‘The Courier and Enquirer with all its caravan o{ 18st Year, and nearly $100,000 in the aggregate, 4, y,s:na.—The proprietors ofthis nut Uitte place of and nearly the whole Unive This treachery on the part of political parties, is amusement s2em determined to keep plenty of amuse- worship th preparations of the Executive and the Departments ®imals—with two Colonels, its three Majors, its A 4 ; epaletcar ape, isi Fe si ment before the high!y fashionable audiences who visit | from this simple grain of mustard seed, nor were creating a widespread feeling of dissatisfaction ig! ny eeeela Pui ia wouter | cece neat ple us Se een antairaaelees YT bo but one tree springing from one grain—one pa- | Fulton, eriginating in Nichols, a sdiling master in the service, and a warrant officer attached to the vessel. tis certain that a fight occurred on board, and that a file of marines was orderet out to quell the is beginning to be very interesting at th » four corporals, and we know not how many other . there. This week ‘ crepe tbe i ethene’ rf among the tax payers, who form the bone and sinew French magieian, and Miss Mary St. Clair, the English oul time. This day fortnight Congress opens the first Military reputative, is denounced for defeating the i i i : . “ A ‘ “ E - Sybil, will astonish the audience by their curious and rent stem—and so with the Gospel of the icin dies Gah tlioinlals wht ~ of the city, and we find that @ movement is contem: , session since the election of Mr. Polk, and as soon ig party in 1844, by its leaning towards native: plated by these tax payers, and the following circu- as both Houses wil i i ti ishi i i i i 5 Is I be organized the President will ism. It is denounced also for wishing to deprive j,i, an index to something serious being on company have washed their philosophic experiments. Hebrews had to unlearn all they had before learned,and | d — > burlesque to adopt a new form of worship—a new code of morals. | roth apeeen pe reg eyesr pobidened tigre ar ‘They had to believe in the Trinity of the Godhead, as Lord. The | .e Son of God. Many trees had not sprung | we have good reason for believing, well founded--1- here mor in Brooklyn that on Thursday night lest an emewe ré | took place inthe Navy Yard, on board the U, 9. Steamer jerious quarrel between Mr. turbance. In all probability the cir- | to bscome | cumstances will be made the subject of inquiry before a disorderly persons congregated together, and were pro- ceeding to make “night hideous” by their disgracefu) fuor 1x tHe 81x14 Wanv.—Last evening, a number of send lis message to them. What this message is ‘he negroes in the approaching State Convention of i 4 i ivinit Christ, in ord - i ; — in propria persona at the Franklin Hall,Chatham square, well as in the divinity of Christ, in order a to be—what complexion it may assume—what pris @ right to vote, the same as any white person. It is foot New Yong, November 7, 1845. where they give a capital vocal entertainment. Christians. They had to believe r. the Hols. Seige eed Court Martial. ciples he will adopi, are the great topics of inquiry, denounced likewise for being narrow and restricted An’ aa " x yn aaa A abd Seniessveas:— Tbe twelfth and last concert | Hii te bel of, porase rener ee Se ee remark and discussion. i 1m its notions, and is especially denounced for hav- Dex ORE Y Srnenee Hi tee rice lay of these inimitable performers, was given on Saturiay Ci urch of Christ soon became substituted in place of the ion, both in the newspaper press seprangsd o. February, 1846. evening in Baltimore, at the Saloon of the Assombly | Sote0 Oi And Ucceeded the temples of idelatry. ‘The and in the private and political circles and coteries, 1g taken into its bowels the remains of the recent any citizen desirous of paying his tax alors Ss peat Rooms. aes been araniie extellene hou: ol F i ‘i s New Yori ‘ day of January, on paying the umount to the Receiver have won “ golden opinions from all sorts of people. From the information which we have received New York American, thereby creating the belief {PY \omee inthe basement of tho public building inthe ayn," Sowera's Bewxrit,—On Friday, there was vys from a quarter that cannot be mistaken, we hava 4d commeneing the movement which will lead to rear of the City Hall on Chambers street, is entitled to 4 the 7yanscript brilliant audience at the Howard Athenw- ‘ospel was then promulgated through P: Jew Pagan was taught to believe in ti tion, but the Jew Chiistian w: covery i ‘i < onclusi ‘inati whi . deduction therefrom at the rate of seven per cent per ° ; ery conten to believe, notwithstanding some back: | @ similar con ebssiom and termination which charac annum, to be reckoned up to the first day of February. Be eens HO permeation af Lacy Aartaa AS ing and filling that appears in the government organ terized the eventful 1ife of that paper. There is cer- No deduction upon taxes paid between the first day of je the terrible tragedy of the piece is evolved, pore Ager m relati >, vilbtake. y " iati j- January and the lith day of February. 1 relation to Oregon, that the President will take tainly some colour for these denunciations and vati. 'A penalty of one per cent atteches to all unpaid tax -s eatre into gd.” F ee a 0 raat the broadest ground on that question, and a view of cinations. The Courier and Enquirer is not on the loth day of Wobruary, and @ further penalty of {io most eager sttention and shook if with applanse.— | Ses toh ur rel v1 2 feeti i i ‘one per cent, making two per cent on all taxes remain- “ cy spats our relations with England, affecting this dispute, the liberal. Progressive, onward journal it ne jason on the “ith of March, On the firet day of | 220 gradual hrpakiog, sea of the Lye girl’s mind and the Apo ‘les, and St which will Jay the fountation of new movements once was. It seems to be a re-hash on a April,all unpaid taxes are chargeable with interest at SE eee er etly cingeek | ots meatal hereafter of the utmost importance to this country broader dish of all the particular cookery ie qute of pe per cent Per month, to be yeckoued from weet han chasis yisily eg Bre minde ee bare lat iteaat s and to our foreign relations. There can be nodoubt and conceit, which characterized the late bar Seer ns oF nee ne amount to nearly ax that he will claim the whole of that territory trom New York American. In fact, ithas degenerated On and after the 15th of April, the Receiver is au- party lect alt Hoon Oe mats 42° to 54° 40’, but it is probable that he will leave all | intoa mere stock-jobbing organ of a stock-jobbing Sota io teece dlatress waneott tao aan kid Mood chilled and statue-like amid the tumult whic furthe! veme! i i . Touch me not mother !” as Lady Ash- | God ; but he went to the lowly and the the cl sinsio wie sae gir oe mere assertion of tiga sore an Let to “s no ousaegion wit own collector. ay at pail io Tha Rscadver at ety tine dying, from Rave woods | inspired by the Lord, propagaced the aim, isdom of Congress, to whom the @2Y party, either whig or democrat; but merely | yetween the hourt of 9 aud 2 at his ofice, afer tis day, prme—were all dong with a tragic pathos whlch only | defiance at the Emperors and Kings of the simplicity of the dove. Pe! is gospel, were all the proj lected the powerlu the would hat antages of u: whole subject will be referred Accompanying the expresses the fantastic, narrow, illiberal, and This info1 n is given yon by the Anti-Assessment i : ; - cae ws ‘ pone ine, and which thrilled every heart in the audience into "i valuable reports from the State Department, and we _ t has no influence with its own party, either in this Clerk of the Anti-Assessment Committer, Heart never won Fair Lady,” which succeeded, was in | gospel with their blood. | The gospel then spre : st to Lu ; ia. understand that Mr. Buchanan and hia clerks are city or throughout the country, and does not even Gee it with inimitable grace, archnoss, and aera tiaa canbecey At encron the nealudioe of now very much engaged in making preparations spire to be a popular journal like the independent New Vouk, November 7, 1845, Pression. It was received with great applause. Such | birth was also to be encountered ; and there were to for this matter. There was a very important corres- Press Sin :— i i triumphant success, in one night, in tragedy and comedy, | found persons who still retain their prejudice: ‘A meeting of citizens who are large tax payers, wi pondence on the Oregon question, which took place In short, the fate and destiny of the Courier can- he convened on some evening in the month of Novem- soon in Boston again. mans and the Greeks subsequently aba! between Mr. Calhoun and Mr. Pakenham, about a not be mistaken. Thurlow Weed is dressing and ber, to discuss the questions involving taxes and year ago. In that correspondence Mr. Calhoug shaving, and fixing itso thatit may die decently. ents, with a view to a more equal and equitable appory ho Mo Mioupt, meet with a Drilliant reception, | them—their jupiters and th made the same claim which Mr. Polk does» , and he further refused to consent to any mode ot settlement, or arbitration, similar to thay ch marked the adjustment of the North Eastern Noundary, as negotiated by Mr. Webster and Lord Stasuine CrivicisM—VERMIN IN A PagoxysM.— for a longer term of office o A very singular movement has just been made by Mayor, ot nner F. ae Scere eye 2 : : ; ning those 9 C Mrs. i two of the small penny papers in Boston, the Bee POwerntnd for depning noes nore te or Comm The Benefit Concert of Mrs. Herwig took place at the id the Mail Le - . y §p A and the Mail, to crush the Keans, Templeton, Au. wee ee tat rge tax payers who are known to be in favor , Madamo Augusta, Mr. Murdoch, and the Seguin | above is but a descriptive sketch of the 4 f » Of Assessors 0! barbed of vailed. there can be but one tree produced from tl cern This ey gusta, and heaven knows how many more of our of such measures of the diffurent political parties, with- {7oupé, are engaged at the Holliday street Theatre, Bal- | course of the Rev. Dr. Piso, Ashburton. Itis doubtful, however, whether this first-rate artists Pelby & Hamilton of the-National out regard to any party citinction: will Delinvited. timore, and will shortly appear. | — ‘The choir of this church, which is full correspondence and the protocols which passed be- 7) = 3 You will be notified of the day, hour and place of the _ The Swiss Bell Ringers were at Cincinnati on Wed- performed with much ability during the tween the: two miniaters, an'that oceamon, will b heatre come out in the Bee, with a letter abusing, meeting. SAMUEL BODLE, nesday last. were well supported by the organ. a 2 © with the most amusing ferocity, the Keans, Mr. Clerk of the Anti-Assessment Committee. Mr. Dempster gave his second and last concert on Sa- | Dr. Curxver’s Lecture.—Wee listened sent with the President’s Message to Congress.— ral of Burns’ | tertaining Lecuiearnecaonines by the ey lition and presen Hackett, and Madame Augusta; and the Mail has It seems from this circular that a meeting is called turday evening in Albany. He sang s We have the best reasons for vi A b lodis i regarding the con Calhoun’s walidy on the Oregon pana at quite a waspish attack on Templeton. The whole of all the tax-paying citizens, under the authority of pe rigor re fer peal era ees anv obacure ean ee people, who live in respondenc i - assault is laughable in the extreme. The writer the anti-assessment committee, of which Mr.Samuel _At the Baltimore Museum John Sefton took a benefit | ay of country in the valley of Lucerna, t what i y A 7 oo 7 aon ei aga sy seems absolutely frantic with rage, and cuts up the Bodle is clerk, the day to be named hereafter. on Seturday evening. Chippendale, Mrt. Timm, and the spapers ’ 8 : F aL Ms isters are there. | , previctis speeched.” Mr. Galligan ne- (mmm fantastic eapers, for all the world, like an ill We trust the subject will be followed up, and that john potter opens the Norfolk, Va., Theatre ina fow Pani grandeur and sublimity some of the taken from hi to follow the commands of the Church— “do good to thos you, and pry for phrase may not be improperly applied in the case of « le was poor fellow named Thomas Jones, whi 7 P so severely injured on board one of the United tates ; all pe nd ima- taught that “he who humbled himself would b H for the remainder of his }i was taught that to obtain his salv: le in themselves, and unk tart agency to promulgate his law, he woul Tested” Hf ni the rich, or the eloquent, ge their power, riches and persuasive arguments to favor the religion of humble, who ounce: is rare for any actress to obtain. We hope to see her forsooth they happened to be born inthem. The Ro- ses: ‘Tne Keans make their first appearance in Boston at the | mythological practices, and stripped their heathenish Howard Atheneum, this evening, in the “Stranger.” temples of the gorgeous pageantry that surrounded idols. May you, then, the res tion of th yerentting Wherever they have played, the houses haveboen filled | my beloved brethren, take refuge nnder the branches of e re-organization of the rity government, providing, (o"Sverowing, and the greatest enthusiasm has pre- the tree of the Church. There is but one tree, and Were seated. Mr. Tay ‘ he one grain flor's wounds were of such a nature that it was at first {oPpored his lifejwas in danger. He was,however,prompt eons and physicians, and, by the application of proper eloquent dis- Fortoratives, is friends were soon enabled to take him 7) With safety to his residence. of mustard seed, whose branches will spread throughout the universal world until ind refuge under them, as ‘Tremont Temple, Boston, on Saterday evening. they spread throughout tho regions of the earth. ‘The an Rome.— ter and Paul, John who had been selected men of sim- acts, when officer Felt attempted to arrest some of the most prominent offenders. Whilst thus properly per- jo then doc- forming his duty, he was brutally assailed ‘as obliged to rowdies, whose person is well known, and who will cer- tainly be quickly brought to justice. y one of the “TNanatitepe or Rerveiics.”—This much hackniod ‘who was three yea els, that he must necessarily become a cripple Frequent applications have ment for some slight com- made to the go' ation. for this man’s sufferings, but without pe athe Sa- producing an: joed effect upon the too irigid thos ‘ot the su} sensibilit the bod; litic. A number of the friends of this Designs a destitwte, and maimed in- { dividual—seeing that there are no chances of his un- fortunate condition being should ae him beyond the reach of want—have an- at jeviated by those who they will giv: ball for his benefit next spel, flinging week, in one of the wtclpel assembly rooms of Brook- ventually be- then indoned their and effective, service, and abut omnibusses was upset on its upward passage, in © consequence of some obstructions Inthe street, but no” - | Beriotts i toa very en Of the horses attached to the concern—the poor animal getting one of its legs completely broken. ; Mr. Cheevi ion-of qui ecluded dis: known as the lenses, After a very flattering description of the at magnificence and beauty of the country—its Al- rounded by glittering ded to detail the natu- yao Seen : i i i ; 5 P ° Tegions of eternal ico—he pro ited eeprom tan os a Agen nee etek teri lin ine eager ase ae ae ee aa the subject of Oregon, in consequence of his convic- Sporting Intelligence. | fuvorehla comparisen witttcttaricskiatatiies; cote ele ‘ion thet the inherent right to the whole of that ter- ritory was vested in the United States. He would not negotiate,because he could not negotiate away a pal” pable right. He was willing, however, to leave the matter to time for a final settlement, and to take the chance of events and contingencies. [t is doubtful, therefore, whether Mr. Buchanan, in his report to the President, on which that portion of the Message will be founded, will give a full history of those ne- gotiations with which Mr. Calhoun was connected. We learn, however, that Mr. Buchanan is very busy preparing on the Oregon question—on Texas—San Domingo, and also on the question even of Para, quay. Another subject, and a curious one, will be em. braced in the Message, growing out of the mission As if an artist had not a right to claim as reform in our city government, anda reduction in yrday there was a pretty good attendance on this course temperate, and industrious ; yet their pove! much as he thinks his services are worth, and to the vast expenses of the city finances, andthatsome as above, to witness a match for $200, mile heats, in har | than those of the Gypsies. Their religion i fuse terms which he regards as below his val ill tical faith; nor will thoy be. subdued rel 1 he regards as below his value. action will be proposed to carry out these measures ness, between | gel Macready was, it seems, in the same scrape atthis at the next election. establishment. Well, this is rather modest in It is time for those who suffer from the waste and Messrs. Pelby & Hamilton. Actors and artists who extravagance of the Common Council, to look into pne betting previous to the start was 10 to3on Gilbert, Romish Church. have a vernacular made up of the Fren proper to offer, are to be blackguarded in the news- papers as avaricious and what not! The attack on Templeton is ludicrous in the extreme—evidently is affai i 2 . "¢ ive ‘ Saat In this affair the grey geldi: roved the better hora emanating from some miserable creature who fan- ceived the following Communicetign: from our "for he won the necond and tied heats in fine fine style cies himself an injured and neglected musical Albany correspondent, by which it will be | Gilbert taking the first. Timo, 2:53, 2:51}, 2:47. i i * A m that a cabinet council has been held,and the | Txottixc-ow tHe Usion Counse, L. genius, and is gnawed with envy at the extraordi- °° i > t B z i 1 sae eect eee sae sentence of O'Connor and Van Steenburgh probably _{3tgretting viene ered el Americus amicg most despotic, intolerance and inco These rabid assaults remind us of the attacks commuted to imprisonment for life :— gether. The betting is about even upon them—if any- tricted in th Fy 5 % have been made by some of the lowest L fi of Mr. Hogan to San Domingo, and ° which de by 0} ON | Dean Sim—A cabinet council has just ¥ g re alsoan informal gon papers on American actors and artistes ; and take iuto consideretion the case of O'Connor and Ven {as lately performed. mission to Buenos Ayres, relative to Paraguay.— hei b : i Steenburgh, the two Anti-renters under sentence of © ‘ilerable sport likewis The report made to the Department recently by Mr. °°" " SoM of their own best native performers. — Geath in Delaware county. The Barnburners voting for mal was not content to be thus beaten, for his supporte: series of most inhuman tortures; and until Ferry, Brooklyn, at various hours in the morning, for the _ of civil gift) under the dreaded’ penalty of Hogan, when he returned from his missionto San Tae Mexican Inpemnrtres.—The mystery which th Domingo, is most interesting on the subject of black recently involved the discussion relative to the pay- i, 7 government, and the relative capacity of blacks for ment of the two Mexican instalments, is again re- hie spe oais rely dere Bis Gree to) Coen ior self-government. Mr.Hogan’s report is a document vived in the newspapers, and seems to be in as @lmost universally approved. of considerable length. He goes into a whole histo- much doubt and confusion as ever. A few daysago, ‘This is just what we anticipated, and what we We ean ot lontreal, ry of San Domingo from the period of its first settle- the Washington Unton contradicted, in a certain Prophesied long ago. The Anti-rentershave grown = J. O°Connor, of Que ment up to the present day, during all its changes of way, the assertion that these instalments had been Strong and now possess considerable political pow- Te Daten ot Ne / York, | i . ‘ r i Mr. , of New York, . government, and is particularly full relative tothe paid. On the other hand, we have received, and ¢t- Py a union with the whigs several Anti-renters Gut of the above, only two revolution which took place simultaneously with the published yesterday, copies of the original receipt have been returned to the legislature of this State, Black Dou; tered and rode by F. Owens, from Mon- old revolution in France. This report is also ac- in Spanish, with an English translation, given by A union with the democratic party would undoubt- etl, and Quebec Buller, entered ‘and rode by J. O°Con. | companied by a variety of documents, some from the the agent of the United States government in Vera ly render them still more successful. In fact the came upon the,track and on belng uncovered showed Catholic Bishop of the island, and a statement from Cruz for the payment of those very indemnities. It Anti-rent movement has but begun, and itsleaders Cellent condition. The bets were about even before the a large body of Methodists residing there, upon the seems that Mr. Emilio Voss, was the authorised hold themselves in readiness to join any clque or Douglas won the pole and cleared the first hurdle glo- Collection of theological works were retai domestic and religious concerns of the place. All agent appointed in a proper way to receive this mo- patty that will promote their interests by striving to Tiously. Buffer struck and knocked it down, On the pods nein ivckysekaesols first quarter the black kept the lead, and over the back these documents and papers tend to show the utter ney, and that in the recent despatches received by abolish the tenures under which their lands are stretch, clearing the second and third hurdles beautiful- Titi nigcete Nate Leseutetstars ti in the majority, the lives of the itness the promised sport. It was for a purse | most humiliating offices of respect from h. Quebec Buffer. Mutual instruction—religious education—, red upon the field— Dut tributary to the Romish priests ‘and J hind the Bishop (in token of his own infe n from this country, which have.b: ir, an order was made w fe far,im- practicable and unavailing; and quite recently a large would not accept of his terms! Funny, indeed!— attempt to come to some proper means of getting — rporrinc on THE CenTREVILLE Counse, L.1.—On Sat | gibly and advantageously situated. They are sober, ty is surpris- | ing, and their habitations ‘are even more comfortless f the evan- 4 4 faith ; nor will they be subdued or intimidated 1 in thelr opinions by the most rigorous exactions of the 5 ‘Their language is French, though they ich, Latin and Halian, which itis most diticultto comprehend. Dr. o| Q : nde wight was the first of our clergy who visited them, do not choose to accept the terms they may think the matterand unite iff procuring a reform. who had his work to do to beat George. The latter ani. | which was in 1826; andhe remarked that although per- i ; - = H gocuted and’ oppresed_sbut out irom the wold he 1outy Important yrom AUBANY—Rerrmeve [mediately entered him against his conqueror for a | end them happy, contented, and religiously devoted. ; Fete : py eneared | ‘They have schoels established among them, and their or THE Anti-Renr Convicrs.—We have re- purse of $20, ina similar trot, to come off directly after. | saucation is exclusively French. For eighteen centu- ries they have submitted to innumerable oppressions, | for sixtoen of which they have been forced to yield to the'period of ‘Three very the French revolution, they submissively obeyed the \derate treatment that ever befel a people to endure. ‘They are now ros. ; , ir religious opinions and influences; for ‘Avpany, Saturday, Nov. 15, | thing, Americus has the call; indeed, it cannot be well their privileges are strictly confined to themselves, be- he Soon heldto otherwise, seeing the great quantity of work Moscow | ing Thder the domination of the Romish Church, jother matches promise con | ‘They dare not disseminate their creed and belief Trains will leave the South | among the Roman Catholics, (who hold all offi death, which, the execution, while the Hunkers voted to commute °Urse. See advertisement. however, is at once withheld upon their ability to show ir sentence to imprisonment for life. The latter be- Hurpwe Race on tHe Bui.’s Heap Covnse, Avnaxy.— proofs of their apostacy from their previous faith—a two men will be On Saturday, there was a good attendance at the above | most rare occurrence. The Romish priests require the the Protestant fect. The decision is of $50 for all running horses—mile heats, best 3in 5—to Waldensian; and not long since a young man was impri- jump five hurdles, four feet high. The following horses soned for three months for omitting, in an unguarded mo- ment, the taking off his hat to a “procession of hosts” Black Douglas. who were commemorating a most idolatrous service. rinting press- Wild Boy. | es, and the arts and sciences are totally forbidden among .g.Snip. | them. In the Sardinian government, the King himself is jesuits; and as evidence of which the Sardinian King placed himeelt be- jority,) at one of their religious festivals. Frequent efforts have heen to supply them with books and other means of ined by the po- nd benefit. During l weeks, and at the time of the King’s pon this humi- | church doors incapacity of the black government of Hayti to | the State Department from Mexico, authenticated held. We should not be surprised if thisend was ly. The sorrel (Buffer) gained on the last quarter, and ‘bit i 2 # é ok fourt! ed and | t© prevent the possibility of the Catholics imbibing their wield power, and the probability that the Spanish, copies o' the receipt given by him tothe Mexican echieved and the Van Rensselaers and other landed wekis throw ils rider. The tack took, the out bi ne eee ee Kamael ee St suffe: and oppressions of the Walden: or white, portion of the population of the island, | government, were,enclosed. proprietors stripped of their estates. Sth Ws L porn i Sek bd ley pera ait t ken b: will soon extend their dominion over the whole of | Such, therefore, being the state of the facts,, As for this reprieve or pardon, it originated in both, and they ran side by ‘i le, clearing the second and that beautiful country. The mission was designed | we do not see how it can be denied on the the fertile brain of afew benevolent enthusiasts: third so close together that a blanket would seemingly | or abou by Mr. Calhoun, to furnish a reply to the fanaticism part of our government that the money was paid. Who are utterly opposed to all capital punishment’ HE eerie, black wishing the bee be peuin St and after homes re-pecpled, and now prese quit rminat of thousands dwii eight hundred. They flew to yy at presentexist. ‘They at one time becat and from a population of hundreds eddown to the insignificant number the mountains, | od of time returned to their abandoned lation of about and folly of the gover i " ion oti i c ir ai i bel ly ernments of Europe, in relation But the question still comes up, what hasbecome ‘Trading politicians then came totheiraid, anda The three first hurdles of the third heat were taken fentystiteen toemuarts Phare are ether polats odemnect; neck and neck—this time the sorrel, having a good lead, to the character and capacity of the negro races. of the money? Into whose pocket has it gone-? large amount of political capital will probably grow Teaped the fourth hurdle. ‘Then camie the interest: black | 4 With this subject, which I must defer to some fu- ‘What shape all this will take, coming through the Cannot the mystery be revealed? We trust Out of the movement. rapidly gained on sorrel, but the latter won the heat by a eouee febecwae’ ompite tholmcamerseuleinials 4s ea ee ir eerie rie his chief clerk, we do that something wiil be done immediately on We suppose Gov. Wright wiil iseue his proclama- pete orks ety bore} was ahead after the first hurdle, deeply interesting lectur have had “f ; but we rather think that they will be this subject, for the poor claimants are suffering tion and give the reasons which actuated him in the and came in winner in 2:20, both horses leaping most | [OT MAny mention, afar ree shorn of the strong features which they would have very much from the delay that has already taken | Course he has seen fit to pursue—and while he is eautifully. Leste reonted . from the pulpit | Semtornaett The fifth and last heat promised rich sport —bets hav- The Rev. Dr. Tyxc preached an eloquent sermon last presented, ‘s a their ferce, had Mr. Calhoun re“ place. Probably the President intends to. give a about it we hope he will give us the whole history ing changed from 5 to 2 on black (as they were after se- | night at St. Thomas’ Church. His text rained in the State Department. full exposition of the matter in his message of the pardons, down to Dingler’s, (the last given,) cond heat, ‘Ahohise echijeee, Ball "be thy 3 : ‘ . first hurdle well taken by both. On first quarte ject will be the tariff. This portion p ——_——_——_ which have been granted in thts State, not torget- gained very rapidly, and took the second hurdle in ne | the Saviour—his forbearai of the Message will contain a synopsis of the views nospects or Trape.—The prospects of trade ting that of a contemporary of ours who escaped style ; black followed in his wake, and appeared to be | triumphs over sin and dei gaining, when, at the third hurdle, he fell and threw bis and the redemption of siune: may be found to4to8on sorrel. The start was good and jn the 19th chapter Revelations, 12th verse. The Rev. | sorrel | gentleman proceeded to speak of the high mission of Jong suffering, and glorious his sacrifice on the cross, He earner ly called on of Mr. Walker, in his voluminous docume and commerce, during the ensuing year, if not for a °g pri id of i v x nts ac- herce, u ’ the State’s prison by the aid of one of those magic hi ly! Sorrel the heat companying the same, which also correspond with | !onger period, are very interesting and very curious. | documents, He th vane PERE) oe nara | eds pport in a spirit of ‘tledsess, ifvera! fend “| the opinions of Mr. Polk himself. A revenue ta- | It will be @ continual struggle between the natural | Clty Intelligence aNer ceseraciog Troms lt Sh ha near a Sipe reed | Se gohan Ee Sr eabaay of he ulgt - , pee After recoverin |, he rode the Tiff,extending equal protection to all the interests ®lements of prosperity, during a time of peace, and —_Suxpav.—Yesterday was the first Sunday we have had the course, ‘aking the three remaining hurdles capitally | igs thei aid ie eepaen or thant peng pconel hat ompanied by rai | Church of St. Simon, in this city, which was established and sections of the country, will be recommended 8 impending breach of our peaceable relations for several w t not a * Nobod; ld find and enforced, by a variety of statements, facts and With England growing out of the Oregon question. The ait was cl , the oky bri iv documents collected during the last six months by | / his continual agitation of conflicting elements will | out in any quantities. Towar j y windy and Mr. Walker. {t is very doubtful, however, whether beget little panics every now and then—cornering Pee all filled, domi es Police Intelligence. in order that the Germans might Nov. 16.—Grand Larceny.—Two persons named Mc Dera te = hit bagi Sh abe ee last evening, on | up for this purpose, acharge of robbing John King of $95. | preaching of the gorpel” " Reshing @ Money Drawer—A ‘lad named William jon files faroriear ened! weathe: it and number of the Bap- purpose of hearing e the gospel preach- d to them in their own tongue. A collecti mn was taken Varick streets many yearsa rhe recommendations of the Message will satisfy stocks—rising and falling of values, and a degree listened to with a good deal of attention. Smith, was arrested last ovening for being concerned | tist persuasion, who attended for the ultra politicians of South Carolina, who are de, of €Xeitement in the public mind that may, eventu- | Sv*pay Orin Why can we not have afew om- with another lad, in stealing $7 in bank bills from the | the Rev. E. L. Abbott, who had been for 4 le- 4 nibusses to run up and down Broadway on Sunday be. money drawer of W. F. Greene, corner of the Third | missionary in india, discourse on the subject of missions termined to find fault, at all events. ally, should the Oregon question be settled, end in | tween church hours? As many of the churches arenow Avenue and Ninth street. -He was committed to ans! We are informed, also, that the Messa, an appreciation of every th id ‘al infla” removed up town, some Iso, Ze will be “2” appre y thing, and a general infla removed up t » 1 ¢ full on the subject of the cheap postage ; and we | tionssimilar to that which took place between 1830 | Attending thelt own cliches us eccomntat fe uoee of 75 Washington stre very much fear that there will be a recommendation #4 1887, when the inflation came to a head, and the ftom their residences. We Jo not see how any one could, Furious Driving. An ind te nf jdual named Abreham Sal- | arly ordained mi aay pe er. | 5 ii who are not in eiroumn, Gambling Houses.—Thomas Kelly "was arrested and | Igngth oh the subject of missions, Nir Abbot sa detained to answer for keeping a gambling house at No. | are at present, in the Karen country, 26 churches, 2 re- been baptized, and about 3,000 more who attend some id there members who tnadé ; have ony reasonable ot je-tion to a few omnibu - ler, was arrested and held to answer for driving at a {u- ip, wi male by the Postmaster General 10 increase the voleano, at length, burst forth. | ning between church. hours, Why should wane rious rate along the upper part of Broadway, to the omic | qe Rssatante,” Toes eatince ek Patron P rates, and back out from the movement of busses be allowed to run for the benefit of the community "ent danger of the lives and limbs of pedestrians. verted, appear every Sabbath atchurch, neat, clean, Cask or Pouty Bopine.—Kight jurors have ss well as private carriages for the benefit ofthe rich on. —~2ttempt_ at Burglary --A : named John Wilson, Pted by the last Congress. . been sworn in, and it is probable this trial will 1¥,?—-9r w :d committed fo Sate Vooe dhe feovaniedcins ete eeiiteren reform which was ado) jempting to bi ie unconverted and the converted is very striking in their mode of 3 ad not as weil as railroads and ferry boats ?-. was arrested We Lose na oe Confidence in the enlightenment _ commence in the course of the week We shou Tie for the omuibusses to give ura little ac. 8 Ie nl ee cal ea eee living end in thelr general demeanor - in 1687, Mrs Ab- vy r.Cave Johnson, the Postmaster srooh Ui tha roel ot rey va as 4 considerably too resol for Petit Larcenie hott stopped at the house of a Karen, whom he found to —The Boards will meet this evening. n board the sch: ¢ of clothing from a vessel. Daniel Murphy, for stealii : th instant, in Albemarle Bouse cnt wer peor on the Sundry articles from a store in the 6 Thanks 5d General ; for we have seen too much of his nar- Tus Coston .G rowness of intellect, amounting almost to to expect much from him. But we trust ¢ by many of the patives who had come to absurdity _cneettnceemninesitgiis hat aspi- Srecuratrve Enrerrrize.—The St. Louis Re- Annival rit of light and liberality, on the f ing i ¢ part of the Presi- porter of the 7th inst., gives the following item. Kentucky, arrived on Saturday, and took lod; i po . , and ings at the Griffin, for stealing @ quantity of wet clothes. John La dent, will overcome all such attempts to go back to | ‘These speculajors will not stop short of the Pacific | Avelee at St, Patiek eas Ne attended divine Coste,’ for steali beth Beg ma oo dy 4 past errors. in they next reel pit aot % edral . Oliver Secs, : \deon in caer lanes, fat ¢ y; ‘ . ORONE: rrice, Nov. 16% —T! tealing @ lot of ring apparel from Margaret Post. On the whole, our information relative to the pre- _ Speculators from New York were in this city on Wed | Coroner was called this afvernoon, to hold wn ing sent Henry Nelton, for» ling tome black tea from John i parations making for the Message, indicates that i. ¢h48¥ morn for the purpore, of purchasi ‘rena. No. 191 Collister treet, on the body of @ man na Schroder, corner of 7th avenue and 17th street, James will be 4 y ler the arrives tl ‘m. P. Jeffrey, a native of 5 ‘Thomas, for ste: $7 from Daniel Collins, Joh ill be a document memorable in the history of the | Groat Western, aud reached here about thirty hours in being seized with a fit in Hepes Coshranty for stent jing = coat ‘from tne ‘Gas House it a ighenoern for @ missionary to live in Birma, foctly safe, except in time of rs a hat is arrested; that is the ru but no proxelyting hough they are allowed In time of war th country, Its great and chief, and promi: sha- | 22¥ance of the regular mail. As holders were unwilling | takea home, whore he vee | Cc treet. racteristic, will be the development’of the gals | to sll, they flected nothing by their trip, The fect af | evening. Verdict, tenth bp disess of Brave chite Centre stre cut, salt put Poey Ot iv tmoon attipping the mail thirty hours, shows that our ————___—— i Tux Canar—Faeiont.—We question whether | ‘nissionary would moka aliceainee tava the present administration, i citizens ) and its views on the | have good grounds for complaining of the jre- Svicive. subject of the Oregon tettitary... This: will, over: sent mail arrangements. The Postaaster leneral must Madrid, St. Lawrence co, business as at this pre remedy the existing evil, or ) | being reproved afew shadow and swallow up g r eons 6 evil, or he will hear louder and | days since by his father f id yet from thi it i a fe p all other questions. more pointed complaints trom West tha: for hunting on Sunday, took his produce from west is moving down, forming can be no doubt but the great and tndivided eee | hitherto reached his ears. a t than have | rifle, and in answer to his mother said he wan Peig | Se dca wey Lead are tag he should not be scolded.” The F advance of flour has put pik dl e " 5 @ Frontier Sen- re hae this Subject will be completely embodied | Fire ar Sac Harbor.—A letter from the office of It pes stall fortunate jas in the Message. For the first time sine th | the Sag Harbor Corrector, gives i} placed the muzzle of the o ince the organ. |! x. gives particulars of the P the rifle to his brein and with his good zation of the Government, we believe, th ire that broke out onthe 14th and destroyed most the toe attempted to ditcharge it. it missed fire, but hy wren ibqoing ty ris: entire ‘ve, the great | whole business, part of the city. ‘The fire commenced | again prepared it, replaced the rite ant blew hte beeing y the administration of | About half past 12, from a furniture warehouse, in the out, Hesurvived about one hour ina state of invensi, the United States, and pre ' Suffolk Building, destroying the whole o' bility. » and predominate in its moves and every ‘dwell ing nowee, ore fe warehouses Res Hp ro that a man by the Fireotei-Achiiacatie auestion should, by un- | thence down the wharf “and clearing. the street onthe suocatee aura. We w lareseen ci stances, be pushed to 4 le, up to Hildreth’s brick building, and the whole | name ines, met with his death carefully guarded against. pout, se as to endanger our foreign rel dangerous treet, on east side, from Foster's torevo the whart— | terrible manner on Wednesda ty i appara ae Ae eek Soman elations, the From 69 to 70 buildings are destroyed—it is impos- | was blasting rocks near Perkin’s Tavern, in Bethany, ard | ACCLDENT ON THE PRovipENCR RAILROAD.—On | about two 4a; ‘A young man named Hesselgrave, of this great thoroughfare was ever so crowded with | about himas a servant, or in any other old '# that he went a short distance, acc float it to tide water. dren, stopped, pulled off « hoot nd steektog’ that the canal is in nm. A pth of water enables the boats to take on largely | with a whit their ancestors that a w! book to teach them concerni ed froights, from 500 to 713 barrels of flour for in- | frequent the house of thia pediar and hei ice. A boat grownded for a short ti above Tona- | white book. A great*many of those wanda, on Saturday night, but was got off without any | and have continued to worship sin ous hindrance to other boats, the water at the time | the pediar, went to several villages, at ea below the mark in consequence of a prevailing east | would read hia tract und tell the people o! nd. A recurrence of the same thing there is to be | gion, one of whom undertook a journey ti Niagara Dem. 12th inet. | inatructed in the new religion—was instrt | the gospel, and afterwards became a pre journey of Madras, (that i singular spectacle willbe presented of a sible to state thi 1 ei complet @ total amount. The Corrector office is | having loaded a drill, made several cenef i " calculate inces in that country,) there was a chureh | revolution and reconstruction of parties ia. i © burnt=no insurance—and we are now in the street. to discharge it with a slow match “At length, Bosom : bed 4 Rear iie Proviaioe tei ieee ontablished about three years 0, which how, has one hun- | ‘county. iL hs ‘ this irritated,he rashly applied a match directly to t Lf Jewitoh hool with eighty child y sevlore, fo the Jast fift K . irectly to the powder | near Sharon Hill, the train ran off the trrok at the switch, y, North Y years, the — Misstesire1 Exgerion.—Adams county is th | the consequence of which madness was, that he was in- breaking up the engine and tender,and also smashing missionaries, The Re orth and South have been two hostile camps in county we have heard from. That ven th hie eeaoat i some twenty feet into the air; nearly all forward baggage oar. Fortunately, althongh the pas recor rhinbi peta ead ebay Mohd J feyeud relition te public measures; but the pr 4 majority of 140. Mississippl is a ste bs H5-~ of his head way torn away, and he was other: | senger cars received a severe concussion, no person was | Consisting of 125 families, had emigrated from beyo 5 ‘ospect now Stare pi is a strong democ wise frightfally mangled. Ho survived the accident but injured ‘The accident delayed the trein about four | the Aragon Monntains to the Sea Coast, whore they uni- j fore few hours.—N. O. Courier, Nov. 6. P \ hours. - | tea with a colony of twenty-five families, and founded a | ee ee the new religion, many of whom he had succeeded in " Kelly, Mary Duncan, and F. Davis, were arrested and i General Leslie Coombs, of jetainel to unawet for ‘similar offences. Bridget | sid th the opinion that ig ecevenegy that in ea eee safe | Perk iron, lead and copper ore, and various other mi Every rel allowed capacity. Mr. Ab- time, Freights have doubled, | hott then related the wonderful: conversions whioh fol- | i taking a tract and travelled to sell ‘own village, and men would come This young man, . tin McDermot, for | yq at first wild and unapproachable. Aft. Lost Oveawoann.—Jeremiah Pike, of this city, a hon — Stealing a coat, and John Farreil, for stealing quantity | ie was converted, mer Ee. saridheyhony Sroneaten him to hear of | bbott Ligion | jo that to live there, o men, who had my Bee would ir him read this raced religion | ch of which he f the new reli named Henry Jackson a person named because te ent at the assault, and the prisoner will be examined is Pronetor ofa tavern at the corner of Jackson street and | Mr. Robert Taylor, was mu the accidental ‘upsetting of the vehicle. in which, they 01 end Mr. Thayer yesterday, as Pastor of the Universalist fy {attended to listen to the Reverend gentleman's discourse © on his promised subject of “ Regeneration.” esterday. x A mer, Providence; W. Oakes, Mas: ton ; Parker i Thomas Williams, New London. ©; Ole B. Bull, Norway; Jos. 8. Bates, J. Paul, N. J.;. J. H. Bradlee, Boston; Hammond and Gibbs Cherry Valley; J. Preston, R. A. Newall, Boston Sandford, Medway; Marchand Edridge, Boston; J Heylen, Phila.; R. Danah, Boston; Me: ball & Cadman, do.; L. B. Duffield, Cin.; W. Boucter Baltimore. Sergeant, W. Sergeant, Phila. Beechertown; Rev. ¥. 8. Smit) AN. 5 ‘A. H. Hanscombe, Lake Superior; J. D. Meredith, Philo Mr. Armour, St. John’s, N. B.; A. B. Van Gasbuck, Aiba ny; M. Valentine, Richmond, Va.; Hon. J. 8 Chipman Michigan. Rochester; G. C. Napier, Rhode Island; R. B. Eaton boring counties, Columbia, Albany, Scoharie and Dei mi those dent, “1 rode sometimes every from which wei | cowardly ministers. Now, h | could see a change even inthe faces of the men Im | twelve months about 250,000 pounds of glue | fals, and also with fine quarries of stone a Momeing lyn; and, from the spirit which they Rave manifested in e inspiration thus carrying out their benevolent intentions, littl» doubt can be entertaived that the worthy object contemplated and sealed the will mect with its adequate and full reward Warcunouse.—Yesterday alternoos, a colored man in the cells charged with outrageous assault and battery upon enry Duke. A Mr. Thomas Brady was orning. pents.—A few nights ego, Mr. Alexander Duitor, lyrtle avenue, whilst riding errand yap eee ae i i in ¢ escaped unhurt, but Mr. Du; y attended by Dr. Fanning, and other eminent eur On Saturday night, after nine o’clock, one of the Wal: | accident occurred beyond the half killing of one ~ Universatist Cuurcn.—The installation of the Rever- ulton street, drew togethor a large crowd of ening an immense congregation — rsons ; and in thi Movements of Traveller: c The following constitute the whole of the arrivals of Mr ‘an.--G. W. Murdoch, Baltimore; John Wil Hadelphia; J.F. Staten, Norwich; W.5. Slater, Wm. Q Force, Washing Hall, Pittsfield; J. W. Williams, Utica M ‘Asvox.—Henry Young, Savannah; erkins, N J. M.3 L Dow, Kim City.—A. B. Hoffin, Boston; Henry Chester, G: W Lucius B. Weston ‘olumbia, Tenn.; How Frecntix.—G, W. Murdoch, Baltimore; C. P. Trae Bowdle, Phila.; W. V.N. Rosu, Phila; * fivld. G. De Aretta, Havana; C. H. Schofield Boston; N. W. Dawson, Phila. John Wegan, Canada West; A. B. Yo Boston; 3. F. Saxton, Boston; Commodore J. D. Dan Baltimore; Grawford Bell, Indians; Lt. Mache, U Marines; J.O. Goold, Boston. Ayti-Rent Arratrs.—A friend writing to usfron Berlin, Rensselaer county, New York, speaks of ti change which has recently come over that and the neig! ware, through ell of which he has Ber tributes this directly to the recent ti-rent trials,’ 1 ing that if no false sympathy is suffered to ho have been convicted from the punishmen! a to their crimes, very little more will be heard of the an’ rent rebellion. “Just one year ago,” #2: rough this town. ‘At every corner, a rods, there were poles erecte flying’ flags, bearing various (| vices. and mottoes, such as bloody hands t tomahawkes, dripping with blood, As I dros through the princ! treet of the village, 1 m+ some 200 of the soi disant Indians returning {vo an expedition undertaken to “catch a sheriff.” The: ped my horse and compelled me to go back with them the inn, and though | met with no further ill treatment: their hands while the: could not but feel a thorou, contempt for those whose duty it was to see the laws « forced, that they should suffer in outrage to b committed. I assure you it grieved me much more to se | these laws trampled on than it would to have seen thei er, all was change: — The poles were mostly removed. Here and there yc could see one witha few tattered stringlets streamin from its top; but it was only here and there, and, not : before, every where. The streets were quiet, and | S the reckless devil-may-care sort of look having give place toa more subdued, and in fact civilized expre sion.” We trust our friend is not deceived in this mo ter, and so far as we can judge from intelligence receiv« from that region through other sources, our impressic is that heis not. If we are not very much mistaken, t! good people of New York will have too much regard fc their own interests to turn loose these criminals on soc ba 4 and others seeing this, and feeling that punishme: will surely follow crime, the rebellion will die awa; and the great anti-rent war be pe the things th: were—rememberaed only to be repented of by the acto in it, as having been the cause of much misery to ther selves and thousands of others, all of which might ha been spared had they been ‘'wise in time.”—New Hav Herald, Nov. 14. Sr. Louis Manvractures.—Messrs. Glasgow an Cuthbert have erected this season a white lead fa tory on the south side of Chouteau’s pond, which, wh: finished, as intended, will turn out 100,000 kegs of whi lead annually. They have in use at the present tir about 18,000 corroding jars, and are now prepared turn out at the rate of 400,000 kegs per annum. Ames Co. have built a porkpacking and curing establishme on Main street, between Was d Carr, The buildi 16-43 feet by 133, three stories high, with a @ommodio | cellar. The cellar is to be wsed for dry salting, the fi story for packing, the second for cutting, and the thi fora lard room. ‘The smoking rooms within th ing will hold 250,000 pounds of bacon. H. My have turned out from their glue factory ae bec | rior quality, 20,000 pounds of ivory black, 60 barrels peatsloct ‘ai, and senall quantities Sal Ammoniac 6 Pru Biue. Mr. Fal anufactures conside’ quantities of wrapping pal t his factory—and C Muegge have several hands emplo: ed in their establi il cloths. ment for the manufacture of Weaurn or Missount—The Meramec river, a penetrates a vel rich mineral region, abound valua! timber, affords @ great amount of water-power, and } merous advantageous situations for mills and factori Big River, Courtois, and Borbeause, and various ot! streams and branches of the mec, running throw fa rich mineral country, furnish favorable localities many useful manufactories, This is destined to great manufacturing valley. The Meramec appro within about twelve miles of the city of St. Loui ompties into the Mississippi not more than twenty mi below this point. It may be navigated for a consid able part of the year,and is sui le of much impro ment. The Meramec valley should attract th tt tion of capitalists and manufacturers.—St. Louis porter, Nov.9, KAT Stavanter.—Lhe Alton Umon of the Between six and seven hundred head of c been slaughtered in this city, during this we) Of this number 300 have been cut at the packing ho’ of Messre. Woods & Wade; 200 by Mosars.Amelung & ( A. Corey. The weather, 0 Birmanto be | we sted, embraced cher. Within is the way en | _ Sratistics or Mussissirrt.—By a table in Jackson Mississi; the nearegate value of jy shown to be $71,991,331, ani 1,406,937, merchandize sold by regular m. chants at $5,462,865, bank stock at $9,950,476, taxs land at $63,780,404. There are in the State 41,293 ters; number of slaves, 229,