The New York Herald Newspaper, October 19, 1848, Page 4

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Whatever course may b¢ adopt- of failure ; had been teller fo it or five years ed after the election, the administration #U’ scarcely rally made up the packnges for remission to Ne go out ot its way to exasperate the barmbv’-nersbefore (Looks at letter book under cate of Jaly 7¢h.) ‘that York I don't know who made up the package of $8,509 far Pepooa, Tevding the arrival of the steamer, *.t1 transactions | Hollman & Co on that day; I have no Kaowledge of 10 United States stocks. bave hed pret y muoh auc. myself; | bave no resollection of makiag personal rerollection of eeaing that Canal Bank only know from the credit of $4 208 in tavor of ths Ogdensburg Bank; | don’t know that I had any dit so. tions; the entry is in my hand. #riting; it could have deen put op ty desk to eredit on; [could have been coran was to he will bring ars in specie— Exp ess asserts. is delightful—more Ike June the Octo ‘ enue is graced by the | Deauty of Washington By the way, you must know | told to credit it. that we rather pride O° irseives upon the cond looks of Q.—Did you ever credit a country bank with a our ladies here, fro virg Polk.down. | OMEGA. package of bills redeemed by the Canal Bank, petson- ally charged without first receiving « dtrection from some officer of the Bat Wair Q—Did you make this entry of crudtt to the Mzdens- burg Bank for thetr package of $4.208. withont direc- tions from one? If not. thea by whose directions? AI t hy ve had directions, but | can"t say from whow I got them Q—Did you ever make anentry like this without direction ? A—I shoul4 think not. Q—In the urnal course of the businets of the Bank, from whom would that direction come? A —It would come from the Cashier Cross-exemined —If any clerk in the bank had come and thrown the package on the counter and credit the Ogdensburgh Bank that amount. | shoulé Dave done it, “hatiswhat | mean by saying that tha package might have been put on my table or desk to credit by rome of the clerks, [ think I have given similar credits toc suntry ‘banks under same ciroum- stances many times before; have never beard uny complaints onthat account; it was open to the clerks that such was the common custom, Re-eramined- I bave no knowledge that Mr. Oleott knew of the package of $4208 being sent te New York; the instances in which the credits before men- tioned iven, are the Lewis County Bank, I re- collect as one Mr Foor, on behalf of the people, again offered to read the letter of Mr. Olcott to the Onondaga County Bank, in evidence. Adjourned until Saturday, 9 o’clock, A. M. ‘THIRD DAY. Sarvapay Moryine, Oct. 14. Timotny Kxowsx—I was in the Court last eveniag; in the Canal Sank previous to its failure for some time; I wan second teller and general clerk; Mr. Crew, Jenking, Mr Hilland a small boy, by the name of McPherson, were the persons employed in the bank; Mr Ebi. was book- keeper; eller; Mr. Je! kine, was discount clerk; the toy was a mossenge William McPberson waa the boy; M.. Oleott was cashier; bave not been im Court during the tri don’t recollect of redveming avy particular pack: don’t recollect the package of $4208 sp»ken of; [did not meke up the package for Pepoon H man & Co., as Irecollect; have no recollection of the package. Joun L. Crew, recalled.—Q. What instances do you tind on the books of the bank of the fuads of country banks after being redeemed, being again charged to the banks aud put in cireulation, except the one of the Ogdeosburgh Bank and the two of the Onondaga Couuty Bank on the 8th of July? A 1 do not know of my own knowledge of any pack- age whatever. Re-cross-ezamined.—The ledger in the book | was told to examine last right; | did not keep the ledger: lcan’t pick out any ove package; but) think there eve been packages used in that way, Re-examined — The credit would appear on the cash | books of the receipts; I kept the cash book; general receipts were transferred from the cash book to the ledger; | looked at but one account on the ledger last night; in every instance where the package was re ceived at the bank aud net charged to the bank and again paid out, there would be no entry of it on the books. Re-cross: ¢xomined.—We received a good deal of the money of the banks for which we are agents at the counter and pay it out sgain without sealing it; when we received money at our couater and svaled it. it never was broken even if we wanted to use western funds; don’t recollect of using the package without breaking the seal; | think there have been iuatauces, 3 aw Intelligen (From the ajbany Knickerbocker, Oct. 18.) TRIAL OF THF opoRe OLCOTT, CASHIER OF THE CANAL BANK, ON THE CHARGE OF EMBRZZLING THE FUNDS OF THE ” \GDENSBURG BANK. SECOND DAY. or Oven ano Tenner mdant Oct. 18—E. EF. sounsel—The Mecha- oa ao > ern haneed e of redeeming notes, al Bonk was Yor the ‘Ogdensburg Q.—De you often, after redeeming notes of the cour- try barks, and charging them with the amount, brewk open the packages, and put the billein circulation ? Objected to by the District Attorney, The question was overruled by the Court, Q-—Do you know whether it is the custom of the beaks in thie ofty occasionally to break open packages of country bemks, after the same lve been redeemed, 61 put them in ciroulation-again ? ‘Objected vo by the District Attorney. Overruled by the Court. Wuearen offered to prove that it isthe usual custom sof the ng'bwaks in this city to redeem the bills of the eowvtry benks, and charge them with the amount, end then again put them in circulation The Court overruled the evidence, on the ground t if such was'the practice, it was @ fraud upon the jemption law. ‘Onnim W. Beacu.—I am employed in the Mecha- ies’ wnd ‘Farmers’ B: A e the memorandums of the'sralings.of the 17th June; on the 19th | sealed up a package Of $4,208 of the Ogde was rested with the real of the Mechanics’ und Far- mer Bank, and on the back was endorsed the name Ogé¢ensburgh Bank, and the amount and date, and ‘wos nesled ; I put it in the vault so that the teller could take ft out; it was sealed on Monday, the 19th, deft tated ac ot the 17th; it was dueen the 7th July Steras taken out by the teller on the afternoon of the Gtk ; it wes sent to the Canal Rank; it remained eceled-antil it was taken out ; the seal of the Mecha- mics? and ers’ Bank remained on it unbroken ‘util it'went out of the bank ; I have no recollection of the denomination of the bills; there was a mix- ture ; don't recollect the precise denominations ; they care of the urual denominations ; | have seen $50 bills bank; that package was redeemed by the ‘Canal Bank; it was redeemed the day it was due ; did mot sea! up any otber package of the Ogdensburgh Bafk bills within two or three days of that date. Gross examined —1 did not take package to the Capal Bank ; did not receive the money in return my- f, all | know, is that I saw statements of the re- ion in the books of the Mechanics’ and Farmers? Baek; | don’t know what was given for it; it wonida’t be a’the books unlers it was sent in ; Mr. Pratt made the entry in the book ; I counted the bills and sealed theta up, and put the package in the vault ot the bank: don’t Know that | saw this package taken out; I used to see it every day; eaw it about an hour before it-was taken out: had this package in my hands several | timer after I sealed it; handled it every day; had it in my hands on 26th of June and 3d July; | put other packages in on 3d of July, and then removed this package and put in place according to its date ; don't Tecollect the denominations of the bills ; don’t recol- lect of bundling it after 3d of July; don’t know as I saw package when it left the bank; it was endorsed | “17th June,.$4,208." and the words Ogdensburgh Bank ; don’t recollect of anything else. Tuomas Oxcort.—{ am teller of the Mechanics’ and e Farmers’ Bank; recollect the package spoken of; { | but don’t recollect put it in the Exchange on the 6th, and it was redeem. | —_Re-eramined.—1 have no recollection of any instance ed om the 7th; the package was redeemed by the | Where I ured sealed packages, where the same was re- Canal Bank; don't recollect whether the seal was | dermed by the Canal Bank. previous te five days before broken ; I putitin the ixchange in the eame condi. | the bank failed; I bave an impression that thry had tion that it came from the vault; I have the book of | beeu used so three or four months previous, in the Exchange ; Mr. Pratt made the Exchanges of that day; | ‘pring; | can’t say whether they had been chatged or the package was not broken to my knowledge ; that.| not; 1 can recollect no particular instance where was the ouly Exchange sealed up on that day; [sent | pickages were patd out by the bank after the same had in this package with other claims against the Canal | teen redeewed and charged, except five days previous Bank; $9798 99 was the amount. including this | to failure of the bank. package, received in Exchange bills on our bank | | A.S Hits. recalled.—The ledger is correctly posted checks and drafts; on that day. settled up without | fromthe book of original entries ; it was posted every any distinetion as to the package in question; Imade | day; Mr. Olcott had the care. management and con- no distinction between sraled and unseated packages ; | tro! of the affaire of the bank ; he was the financial they were settled in the same way ; if the balance had | Officer of the bank; he looked over the books occasion- been in our favor, the Cana! Bank would have paid it 3; he frequently looked at the bala; 1 made out by drafts on New Yor ur demands in Exchange | #*tatement of the bank twice a week. and submitted were ani ually greater than those of the Canal Bank; | it to him, I believe Mr. Crew made up the packages for if t was Jets than $1,000. they usually paid in bills of | two weeks previous to the failure of tne bank; Tam th: irown or otber city banks; the Canal Bank paid | uvable to say as to who directed what funds should be for thas package same as any other demand. be remitted; In two weeks before the bank falled. there Re-e@amined —1 sent the notes there for redemption. | was difficulty in making up remittances for New York; Jaues A, Pgarr.—I am clerk in the Mechanics’ and | I think during the two weeks the cashier was more riers’ bank; recollect the package spoken of; 1 | busy than he had been previously, and gave more at- took itfrom the Exchange drawer; it was sealed; | | tention to collecting and making up remittances, t never send ina package without bei ted; | am | be did before; in some instances where there was any the person who settled the Exchang, | superintendence of the making up of remitvances to ed; got pay from the Canal bank for it. | New York, the cashier superintended them; for the vevarus Je letter-bool: of Canal | last five days he believed that officer did; don't know I find here, in my handwriting @ | who for that period coliected and made them up; it brief of a letter to Pepoon. Hoffman & Ten Broeck ua- | was not his business to attend to that part of the busi- der date of July 7th, 18 b er dated | ness; be was employed with his books; the conduct of July the 6th.) This is ‘ the cashier for # few days previous to the close of the thik it the letter referred to in the brief if it was not | bankexcited his attention; he supported there was dstedon the 6th. (Is shown another letter) The one | more businers done, and that was the reason of the letter appears to be the copy of another; one of them cafhier’s doing more has the date of the igure 7 over the figure of 6; this | Freep. H Peroon, sworn, -I uma broker in the city Jetter is the one of which there is an abstract in the | of New Nork. of the firm of Pepoon, Hoffman & Ten book; J eaw the package in the Canal bank; [ sent it | Brocck; I received the fands spoken of in letter of 6th; to New York, at least it went to New York; it was my | I received them from the express office, thy business to send remittances to New York; don’t | of $8.£09: don’t know in what shape it c know who ordered it rent; I sent it because it was my | the remittances must have come in one. ¢1 business to doso; the seal was uubroken tothe best of | packages; I cannot tell the exact number my knowledge; i bave wo recollection ofany other recollect of receiving from the Canal Bank at that pu being sent to New York. (Is shown anoth: time, a package of those Ogdeusburgh bills, or one en- Fetter) It isin my banderiting, dated J | closed in a large one; [answered that letter, (Exhibit. gected toPepoon, Hefiman& Ten B: ed nisanewer acknowledging the receipt of the packe to Pepoon. Loffman & Tea Broec! ages. and Mr. Olcott's letter not signed. ackanowledg- package sent that day, wow | recollect; can’t say | ing the receipt of the letter, was read) Had an ac- whether any letter was received from Pepoon, Hoffman | count furnisbed the firm from the'receivers; all deal. & Broeck in reply to the ope werent with the | ings with Mr Oicott and the firm were on account of $4208 package; I sent off the remittances; it was | the Canal Bank; had no private dealings with him. strictly the teller’s business to make up the remit Levines VaNpenneypen. recalled —Has oxamined tances; be makes them up. hands them tothe book- | the booke of the bank carefully. as to whethe> there keeper to charge; the book keeper then to the | are charges of wny other packages except the Ogdens- corresponding clerk, who wrote letter and | burgh one; found no other entries until the 7th of forwarced the remittance; 1 do not know who | July; eae a Teper as which'he found on made up the remittances of that day, July 7th; {| | the books at that date. don't know thet | handed the cacbier the letters ge. | _ Mr. Wheaton offered to admit that the bank was fore | sent them off; fromthe fact that itis not signed eae on the Ist day of July until the time of its I sbouid think he did+not see the remittance; why it | failure. isnot signed | don’t knows T dowt recollect of ever | Jous E. Jvpsox. recalled.—The Ogdensbarzh Bank sending off remittances without exhibiting them to | generally transacte its business by that name with the cathier; I. in one instance. signed my own name | customers and is generelly known by that name. to a letter; I have no recollection of any otheriastanc: Avoustus Jexxiys. recalled.— Was shown memoran- in thut care be kuew of the remittance, but was out; | dum beok, which contuins receipt of Welis & Co., for I hav taro corresponding clerk; Mr. Crew was the teller; was the book keeper; Mr. Knower was the a the tellers. Cross-ezamined—A% the time I wrote thi dated 6th July, | made remittances of two p: the first package of bills package is $5.09; there is one other package of $6.47 ; those were the only packages I sent ; the | $4,205 was in the $8,069 package; all that | would’ bave to show to the cashier would be the letter as I bad | written; there is not any memorandum in the letter about the $4.205 package; | suppose the cashier kaew that the package of $4,208 was in the letter; cannot swear positively. The Court took a recess until evening. EVENING SkSBION. no recollection of sending off any other remit: | packager; the receipt is in his hand-writing; the other without showing them to the cashier, | am the | package was sent that day to Peppon, Hoffman & Co.; fr. Hill | don't know how they went apy farther than the re- taut of | ceipt book. | The District Atruney here rested the case on the letter, | part of the prorecution. with the remark that all the kage, | evidence had been eee Lisagli tight be ne- is $12,613 j | cersary. on some technical question, to call a wituess, Pre tee Oe eee au, reruied; om the part OF Cledlefondenhs to proceed with the defence, unless the counsel had got entirely through He also contended that the Dis- trict Attorney should elect upon what count of the indictment he would claim a conviction The Disinict ArtorNey then stated that he | derived to introduce the minuter of the Canal Bank, | to chow that it did not appear, from the minutes, that | the carhier was authorized to send the packages to New York, or otherwine dispose of them after redemp- tion, The defendant’s counsel admitted the fact. The evidence for the prosecution here cloeed Pending the motion to elect between the counts in the indict- Avoverus Jensans, recailed.—Does not know of his | own knowledge that Mr. Olcott knew that the pack- | ages were sent to New York: the remittances were wudein the usual course of buriness; re 4 the | ment for embezzlement. and the counts for larceny, eckages from the book- keeper; can tell from his books | the Court adjourned until eleven o'clock on Monday ount of the whole remittances that day; it was | morning. 24—ail sent to the same address; I had been | rk in the bank from the 22d September. 1817 Moxpay, Oct. 16—Mn, Stevens, upom the part of examined.—-The package of $8 509 was made up | the defendant renewed the motion that the District of three packages; consisted of three packages; the | Attcrney elect between the counts for embezzlement amounts were “ Ogdensburgh” $4208; that is the | and the counts for larceny. He submitted, at the package I spoke of as redeemed from the Vechanies’ | clore of an argument of nearly one hour and @ quar- and Farmers’ Denk; the one Onondaga $2 683 ; that | ter, that the court should direct the prosecution to was realed ; the other $1613, Onondaga Couaty Bank; | upon which count of the indictment they would de- that was sealed; there three packages constituted the | mand the conviction of Mr. Olcott. $5,000 ; what Imean by waying that the re- | The Distaict Atronney remarked that it iavolved mittances were sentvin the usual way wes that they | two propo-itions, First, whether the prosecution was ent by express ; | cannot say whether I sent that | right in joining the reveral counte in the indictment, nce forward myse! aud if 0, whether it was necessary to elect He anid oe J. Ganpvex.—I am the teller of the Onon- that though the couuts in the indictment were, and daga County Bank ; was teller in July last. (Was | must of necessity be different, they all related to the shown a letter.) The signature of Mr. Olcott isad- | one charge of the taking of the O.densburgh package. mitted: the letter was received at the bauk; it is | He cited from various books, to show that they had a dated 7th July, 1848 ; it is addressed to Hamilton | right to include different cownts in one indictment, White. cashier of the Onondaga County Bank; it was | and that the jury could find received at the bank by due course of mail ; Mr White | charge. though there were several counts in the in- was the cashier of the bank ; the nota bencissignod by | dictment, purperting to be separate offencar, Mr. Olcott's initials. (The letter ia offered inevi- | Mr. Foote said the indictment covered bat one dence, for the purpose of showing that Mr. Cleott | cbarge of the most «imple form the accased could bo Knew of the sending of the $4208 package of the Og- | calied upon to answer, It was a simple transaction densburgh Bank to New York.) | he was charged with—tbat of taking this package of The defendant's counsel objected to the letter in | evidence ‘The Court exeluded the letter. | AvevstusS Hints—I was book: keeper of Bank from Ist July, 1848, to the time'ot tes be Mage oA rbown in entry in the books of the bank.) which ta te my bandwriting; date is of July 7th; the entry is. th Ogdensburg Bank is ebarged with note of Muchani and Farmers’ Bank of $4,208; the book {s cash boon 3 of disbursements; there are four different entries made *he rame day, the 7th of July, 1848, FOURTH DAY. per channel to New York, An embezzlement does not cover larceny. though it was possible to commit a larceny which would Include embeztiement If he committed the act of breaking the seal offence would be more than a breach of trust. but his simply | sending it im the wrong direction was oaly a breach of | trust, He went on at length to show that the taking of the package wasa felony, and quoted from Web- rter’s Dictionary in order to show that embezzlement | diflered from larceny, because it was the wrongfal ap- Protest on H. & M. Edson. . .. — 75 | propriation of the goods of others which came into Nv tes from M. & F. Bank $4208 09 | their possession rightfally. He did not regard Web- Drift. we. 1.002 00 | ster as a law book, yet the language used in it Draft... tales 336 03 d. The \dger is in my hand-writing [Looks at entry poge 48) | The entry is against the Ogdensburg Bank; Ube emtry Se: Notes from M & F, Bank, $4 208; this the pom in ¢ of the entry in the cash book; there is post. ing entr.v 2% credit dated July 8th, as followa:— Yas more pertinent than any he could comma! The jaw declared that persons who embezr' | should be punished the same as if they had s' the fame awount of money. The prisoner had bo embarrassment thrown in his way, he was charged simply in reference to the abstracting of chage of your notes, $4208, I kept the accounts of | the packece ‘The defence held back its fats, in or- Caral Bank in these books: the account of the der to induce the court to evmpel the prosecution to jensburg Bank is correct; | have cast up the ace | charge pom only one count of the indictment, and vpte; the #mount due the Ogdensburg Bank at the failure of (he Canal Bank, was $44.429 Ty: the amount due on the ew “ping of July 7th, was $32,907 99; that War after the $ '208 was charged and not credited then they would tbrow tuch an aspect upon the case an to permit the prisoner to slip through the fingers of the law, All the testimony that the prosecution had Lrought forward. came from persons interested —from Cross examine 41 did nothing but copy the ac- the mountain of fraud—this gigentic ewindle—the Cas count from the te Her's book; | made «correct postiag | nal bank. He contended it would be unjust to the from the original €mtrles; one custom was to date all the Canal bank to command pertous plundered by that they should settle the indictment. The prisoner was simply culled upon to answer whether he did or did not ebstract the pack- age of the Ogdensburgh bank The court here took # recess. The alternoon sersion was occupied in a continus- tion of the diseussion of the forenoon. The points by the defence were overruled, and at 7 o'eloek they com- menced on the defence. Usiten Sravea Crmourr Count, Oot. 17.—Before Judge Betts. After the sitting of “he Court, this morn- buriness done after the bank closed in the afternoon &t 2 o'clock, or of th, * Bext Cay, #0 that business done the 7th efter 2PM, Would bear date on the 8th ccomined.—(ie pho "2 an entry in eash book of dieburremente) o , * 4D entry charged July 8th to Pepoon Hoffman k C's of $8600; [ heard Mr Jenking testify in regurd to the package of $4,387; | did not make up the packages, the package was given to me to eh J can’t tell wh.’ gave it to me; thiok likely it was the teller; the teller “9d assistant teller are the only persone who gave m.° the peckages to charge donn L. Comw.—I was teller of Conal Barts at time general verdict on one | the Ogdensburgh Bank, and sending it out of its pro- | ing, Edward Greenwood, indicted for the murder of one + of the crew of We ship Col Tayloe, om the high seas. wi brovgbt inte court, arraigned, and ded vot guilty, Bis trial \“ixed te> Monday next Captain Bertrand and thery Watson, one indicted for murder, and the otaer #r manslaughter, were brought up, Watson wes ‘srraQped, andpireaded not gailty. Che judge dirvoted ‘UWet copies of the indictment should be furnixbed to Watson and Bertrand The court then adjoerned. ‘Dbe Dirtrict Court was then organteed. ant ‘honor, heard one or two admiralty caser cf no interest. Circuit Covrt, Oct “17 -—Before Judge Morse. —Williom Rvhinson and Wife vs, Jemes Math- ews—Tiis was an action for slander The de- claration con’ained two counts. the first charging the defendant with huving circulated amongrt the ueigh- borsand friends of Mra, Robinson, that she kept a house of ill-fame The second count charged him with baving called her. in the presence of several per- sons, opprobrious names, and that she lived on the Five Pointe, The defendant pleaded the general issue, whieh threw the broom plaintiffs, three or four witnesses were examined, and sustained the ee tious in the second count of the declaration ; and jury found a verdict for the plaintiffs for $50. Amovnnny Tenw.—Before Judge Maynarg.—4bra- ham Vatentine vs Wm. Gillett This was an action of ejeotment for agore of land in 13th street. The plaintiff owns a lot of land on the south ride of 18th straet, which he purchased in February, 1816, at a sale pursuant ton deereein chancery in # foreclosure eau upon which occasion he took a deed of it, in which is dercribed as lot No 4, Various other lots were sold at the sam belonging to the same property, and upder the same circumstances The late Thos. 4. Emmett. Erq . purchased several lote at the same sale, including Nos. 2 and 3 at one side of the plaintiff s lot, and 6 and 6 at the other side, of which he also took @ deed, and had it recorded. But it appéared the sale to Mr. Emmett and the recording of his deed were subse- quent to the eate to plaintiff. and the recording of his deed. Mr. Emmett, at the time of his death, was the owner of the entire of the lots he purchased. bat sub- frequently his heirs conveyed them to A. L. Robinson, Erq., who soon after osnveyed them to the present Mr Thos. Addis Emmett, the latter gentleman after- wards conveyed them to defendant. The plaintiff claims that he haa not got the entire of his lot accord- ing to the boundaries and description in his deed, Adjourned Unirep States District Court, Oct, 18 ~ Sentence,— ‘Wm, Butler. convicted last werk of an attempt tocreate a revolt, was sentenced this morning to pay a fine of $10, nd to be confined until the fine was paid. Unsrep States Conaissronen’s Orrice, Oct, 18—Be- fore A Gardiner, Erq —Atiempt a Create a Revolt —Ia'e Austin, Gorge Prince, Richard Rogers. John Welkh, Timotby Henry, Peter Browne. Wm. Healy, Francis Timms. Johp Mullen James Howard. Wm, Jones and Sam’! Coles twelve of the crew of packet ship Cambridge. were arrested yesterday by Deputy Marshal Cotiing. on board the Cambridge. im the lower bay, and brought up totown last night, An examination of the case was had this morning, from which it appeared that Austin was employed by one of the passengers to remove his things. The first mate came into the cabin while Aus. tin was employ+d inthe removel of the lugeage. and asked bim what he waa doing, The latter made him rome reply. with which the mate was displeased ; he thereupon collared Austin and struck bim; the seaman struck bim back. The captain and second wate then came up and rucceeded In putting Austin in irons — ‘The other prisoners then struck off, and positively re- fused to work unless Austin was released, which the captain refused to do; and came up to town «nd pro- cured a warrant and had them brought up. The case is postponed until to-morrow. Cincurt Covrt.— Before Judge Maynard,— Valentine ve Gillet This cause was not concluded when the conrt adjourned. * Strenion Count. — Before’ Judge Vanderpnel — Henry Busch vs Frederick Stockee and several others. —This is an action fora malicious prosecution. It appeared that the plaintiff keeps an establishment for forwarding passengers to the West. In April. 1846, a German, named Carl Close. arrived bere on his way westward, to a place called Tayloravilla, in Kentucky He met witb ove of the plaintiffs runners, and pur- chased a ticket from him to take him to Cincinnati, which he thought was the nearest route to where he was going. He afterwards discovered that there was another place of the name of Taylorsville in Ohio, and that it was to the latter place the ticket which he got would free him. He after- wards came back, and had some undersanding with the rurner. and was refunded a dollar. Subse- quently, according to the statement of plaintiff's counsel, he went to a boarding house. where he met with some of his countrymen, who told him he had deen cheated, and induced him to lodge @ complaint against the plaintiff at the Mayor's office, who, it was alleged, upon s hearing. dismiared the complaint The matter was then brought before the city grand jary, at the instigation of the defendants, and the plaintit was indicted for fraudulent practices. and gubse- quently tried and acquitted. Ho now brings this suit to recover damages from the defendants, who compose the Society for the Protection of German Emigrants Adjourped. -renron Court.—Before Judge Vanderpoel.—Brisch ¢ and others.—This cause is adjourned to this morning Smith Borker vs. Harrison Otmstead.—Thiawas an action for a balance of promissory note. The plain- tiff gave the note to defendant for collection, and al- leges that he collected the whole, and has only paid overa parton the other: and the defendant alleges thet he paid over the foll amount, and has areceipt in foll. Verdict to morrow, this morning. Surneme Count, Oct 18 —Adjourned September spe- cial term—B-fore Judge Barculo—The reserved causes were taken up this morning. No. 65 being called on, and the parties ready, argument was proceeded with | and partly beard. Commox Press, Oct 17.—Before Judge Ingraham.— Elien Donovan vs Paul D Burbank —This was an ao- tion to recover damages for a treepaas commilted by | the defendant's servant on the plaintiff. It appeared the plaintiff {s an aged woman, keeping a fruit stand at the end of Courtland street noxt the North River. Some dey in the mouth of September, 1847. she was crossing from Courtland to Greenwich street. A cab or coach, owned by defendant, drove up at the time, and she was struck by the pole of the cab, knocked | under the horses’ feet, and injured very severely, in | consequence of which she was confined for a consi- dernble time, The jury brought ina verdict of $100 | for her. Before Judge Daly.—Suith § Wife ve. Belden.— Verdict for plaintiff, six cents damages. Wm Leech vs. John Florence, Jr This war an ac- tion of trespass for an alleged forcible dispossession | of the pisintiff from his apartmert by the defendant. | The case was merely opened, and adjourned to to- | morrow (thir) morning. Common Prrss—Before Judge Ingraham —Oliver Johnson ve, Mathew Rowe—This was an action for The plaintiff and defendant met in Wall street in April last. and after some conversation, the defendant charged the plaintiff with stealing a note for $00, the property of defendant, in the presence of | four cr five persons then standing by. There was no | defence, avd the jury gave a verdict for plaintiff for | one hundred dollars Joseph Bear v8, ibm. L, Herman.—This wis an ac: tion of trover, to recover the value of a quantity of dry goods, alleged to be converted by the defendant. It | appeared the plaintiff isin the habit of going through the country with a horse and wagon, trading in dry goods, The goods in question were in Oswego, and | were followed there by the defendant and taken out of the pleintiff's posession. The defence was, that they were seized and taken by virtue of an assignment | frcm Julius Bear and othérs, who were owners of the | property, Sesled verdict this morning. Before Judge Daly,—Leech v8 Florence.—Verdict for | plaintiff $100 Count or Genenar Sessions, Oct. 17 —Bench War- rants Returned.—Returns were this morning made on warrants issued ageinst John 8. Austin, and James Nesbit. indicted on a charge of murdering Timothy | Shea. by shooting him with a pistol, at the porter-house, 56 Leonard street. on the 29th September lart. Nes- dit was brou@ht into court under arrest, and commit- ted, Austin is under arrest, but is at present too ill to | be removed from bis lodgings. An affidavit to that | effect, from his physician, being lodged with the Court, | it was of courre deemed necetsary that be should. for | the time being, remain where he is Matthias Broason, also, under an indictment for an offence, under the ju- riediction of thie Court, was brought in by an officer, and held toanswer. Nol. Pros.—In the case of the People vs. Edward H. Dixon, indicted for libel on Gunning 8. Bedford, M D,, the Court ordered a noi. pros. to be entered, The witneseer in the were, therefore, dismissed from further attendance. Chorge of Perjury.—A case came up this morniog, | which created considerable sensation, and which re- suited in a mort complete vindication of character, on | the part of the defendant, aud a summary acquittal. | It uppeared. iu evidence, that on the night of the 25th of June. 1847, as the audience retired from the Opera, | | at the Park theatre. some dirturbance took place | amongst the drivers of carriages, about the right of | | precedence at certain stands where they were to take | ip their passengers. Words ran high. and blows e saved; the passengers, in some Instances, taking active part. Mr. Eugene Keteltas and Mr, Lucius E. Bulkley, ench occupying a carriage, and having ladies in their charge, beeame, by these circumstances, par- tirs opposed to ‘The ladies | all being seate roceeded up Broad- ch other, in the affray. the carriages | way, Mr Buikley’s being ahead; Mr, Keteltas followed, | aad, by much urging onward, overtook it, and with his driver’s whip, committed an assanit upon Mr B’s. driver. Bulkley, being @ lawyer, sued Keteltas, for hi and obtained @ verdict against him. in th of Common Pleas, on the 7th of Jane last, on verted in the event of that trial, whereas, he afterwards demanded that the damages and costs of uit should be )aid to himas attorney for the plaintiff. On the rtrength of this. a complaint was lodged atthe police «fice, and dirmisred by Justice Lothrop, but was a! ds prevented to the gr known that ithad been dis ‘ when on the stand, ® that there proceedings were not bad with bis appro- pation. Several witnesses were called by the prosecu- tion. and by their own tertimony made out n good case for the defence. or rather showed the prosecution had no case at all, One of the witnesses proved that Mr. B defended his client for nothing. The driver him: felt testified that he did pot charge him a penny, even for corts This negatived the charge of Smith, who alleged that Bulkiey. on his examination in the Court of Common Pleas, testified that he did not intend to charge his client (the driver) anything; but that in fact he had made a charge. and oo this rested the charge of perjury. When the testimony for the pro- | seoution wan all in, thy counsel for the defence ad- dresved the Court, a ki the Reoorder to charge the jury, that there was no care made out to which a de- | fence need be setup. This was apparent, and the | Court eharged the jury accordingly. The jury, witl | Out leaving their reat it once pronounced their ver- dict of not guilty, the defendant Jett the court ifectly exoverazted from any imputation in the mat- r. The court then adjourned Court oy Generar Sessions, October 19.—Before a | eped wails. 2 | Pacer the Recorder. and Aldermen De Forrest aad Hats — Trial for Receiving Stolen Goods ~A woman aaned Elles e. who keeps junk in Cherry street, in the Fourth ward, was put upon 1, charged with having bought » chain, worth $4. which bud been deen stolen from John Clark, a shipwright, doing busi- Dess Dear the East River, also in the Fourth ward The ears ‘was stole: foun bad been sufferers by thievery, and that they had found their property at the police office ral policemen were examined. who testified to having found this property at the shop of the defendeat. The policemen gave her a bad name Property had boca found at her place, for the stealing of which young burglars were now imprisoned, some in the Houre of Refuge, and some in the State Prison The case went tothr jury on returned a verdict of guilty. The Court sentenced her to the Penitentiary for three months Pleas of Guitty.—Augustus Nichols plead guilty to acbarge of burglory, in the third degree, in breaking into the store of James H Cronly,at 720 Broadway, on the night of the 9th September last and stealing property valued at $145. The property was returned to the owner, in consequence of which the Court was induced not to give a severe judgment against the prisoner. He was condemned to the State prison for three years, Michael Ryan, indicted for burglary, in the third degree, plead guilty to petit larceny. The Covrt accepted the plea,and sent the prisoner, who was a boy, to the House of Refuge. Triat for an Indecent Assault upon a D Joseph Barricho, a native of Malta. was tried on a charge of having on the Sth instant, committed an indecent assault upon a boy. 14 years of age, named John Farley. The prosecution made out a case of guilty intent, and the jury returned a verdict against the prisoner of “an attempt’? to commit the offeace. He ‘Was remanded to prison. ‘Triut for Grand Larceny.—-Sarah Ann Murray was put upon trial, charged with having stolen $56 in money fiom Victor Vozier, on the 13th of September last, while he wae at the house 26 Oraage street, It appeared from the testimony, that Victor is a French cook. and that on the day of the robbery he had re- turned from @ professional engagement at the Catts- kill Mountain House, aod had about $90 of his sum- mer’s earnings about his person. After looking about the city for awhile, he just took # peep into Orange street ; and being politely invited to walk in at No 26, he conrented, and placed himseif under the pilotage of Sarah Ann ; and that dameel ted him, friendly crea ture, directly to her own apartinents, whither having arrived, she was taken with a wond ful desire to imbibe brandy at his expense Victor was too gallant tc refuse the proposition, and took out his money, but by mistake displayed his largest store instead of the small purse which he kept for present use in his vest pocket, Bathinkiug himself on the jastant, however. he replaced the larger bills, and fumbled in his vest pocket among the oves and silver fractions, whence be finally brought out tive centa; this his fair companion refused, and he finally dded a cent, making up the full price of @ “good nip;?? “for,” remarked Sarah Ann, “I don’t drink none o’that common stuff and besides, you'll want a drink your- relf”? She went out, was absenta few minutes and retorned with some “bad brandy ” which he tasted, and soon after found himself remarkably fatigued, laid down and went to sleep, awakened in afew hours, and wax $86 poorer than when he gave the fivepense and the cent to get “semething good” for Sarah Ann to drink. When fatrly awake, he set himself about en- deavoring to regain his lost money, but his fair hestess knew nothing of the matter, she was, in fast, asin- nocent as the babe unborn,” of the whole matter, and she was. withal, much surprised that the gentlemao should asperse her character, or for one moment ima- gine tbat she was capable of such an act as to take his money while be was esleep. Part of the money was, however. subsequently found enugly hid away in a straw bed, in a room adjoining the onein which the cook took his nap, It was traced to Sarah Ana, and the being so unpleasantly situated, was obliged to taxe a defensive attitude, was tried, fouad guilty, and sen- tenced to the State prison for two years einother Trial for Grand Larceny —Thomas Shute was tried for stealing four daguerreotype pictures, worth $36. from Martin M. Lawrence, of 152 Broadway It was a clear case of guilt; the pictures were stolen from the door were they were hang out 4s specimens, aad were afterwards offered for sale by the prisoner; but ag there was some doubt about the value ot the property | stolen, the jury returned a verdict of guilty of petit larceny only “The Court sentenced the prisoner to the penitentiary for six months : Plead Guilty to Rioting —John Murphy, a mere boy, jead guilty toa charge of rioting in the 18th wara. ‘he Court suspended rentence, but ordered Murphy | to be keptin prison until his friends get @ place for | him to go to work. | Adjourned till to-morrow. Count Carenpar—This day—Cin pit Count—Oc- tober Ter Nos 71. 70, 47, 45, 72. 73, 75, 76.77, 78, 81. 53 85. 86, 87, 88, $9, 90. 91, 64. djourned Seplem- ber Ter m—238, 69. 612. 12, 24, 25, 1 hs 234, 303 Surrrion Covrtr—No: 142, 154 to 159 inclusive, 4 140, 80, 129, 52 4386 92, 113. 184 50 106. 160, 163, 164, 166, 167, 169, to 174. 176, 1 70 67, 175. 186, 117, 48 62. 145,19, 151, 162 149, 27. 11, 6.15, 105. 79.83. 16, 89. 118. 1. 168 '80. 33, 34, 35) 85, 3°17. 36 9, €0. 71. 119, 138, 82, 84, 148, 159 55 98, 86. 99, 87. B88, 102. 6. 48. Commow PLeas— Part Jst— 53. 49 117, 127. 181, 161, 203. 215, 217, 13. 41, 45, 95. 106, 107,118, 821, 451, 171, 187, 191, 281. Part 2nd— 204. Imrontant Decisiox—Grack on Stout Bitus,— Alanson Trask, et at vs. Warwick Martin and Joseph S Loke.—This was asuit on a sight bill, drawn by Mar tip & Co., of New Orleans, on Joseph S. Lake & Co., of New York The cause wae tried in che New York Common Pleas, before Judge Ingraham, on the oth inst. E Terry, Eeq . for the plaintiffs, produced the original dreft, proved the signatures of the drawers that the bill was presented for payment. and daly pro- tested for non-payment and notice given; and here rerted the case, Edwards Pierrepont, fq , the defon- dants’ counrel, thereupor{moved for a nonsuit, on the ground that the bill had not been presented tor ac- cepiance. and that grace bad not been allowed; and | insisted that sight bille were entitied to the eame days | of grace as time bills, and fortified this position. by citivg many Engiith and American autherities. The court after holding the case under advisement, sus- tained the position taken by the defendants’ conasel, and granted the nonsuit. Tue Mormon Terre in Rvins.—A depateh in the St: Lows Republican, dated Nauvoo, October 9, eaye:—" This mignificent temple was observed to be on fire in the cupolo, this morning about 4 o'clock ‘The flames spread rapidly, ‘and the building was total- ly conrumed, leaving nothing but the naked and black- The fire is supposed to be the work of an | incendiary.” Married, At Brooklyn, on the 18th instant. by the Rev. Mr. Remington, Mr. Tomas Cannout, of New York, to ‘Miss Manta Ropixsox, of the former place, On Wednesday, Oct 11, by the Rev Bartholomew Creagh, Mt. Groxcr P. Wonpen, of New York, to Miss Susan A, daughter of Moses Odell, of East Chester, ‘Westcbesier county, N.Y. Died, On Wednesday morning, 18th instant, Cynus C. Na aged 31 years. ‘The funeral will take place on Friday afternoon, at 2o’clock. from his late residence, No, 178 Madison street. The friends and acquaiutances of the family, and the members of Franklin Chapter, No. 9,0. of U’ A, and the order in feneral: are respectfully invited to attend. His remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for interment, Lee papers please copy.) in the city of Brooklyn, on Tuesday evening, Octo- ber 17. Mrs, Anuruica M. Coox, wife of Wm, Cook, aged $2 years. ‘The friends of the family, and Warren Chapter, No. 8,0. of U. A, and the order in general; also, the mem: bers of Hook and Ladder Company No. 4, are invited to attend her funeral, to morrow, (Chursday,) at 2 o'clock, P M., from 117 Atiantic atreet, South Brooklyn, (Providence, Taunton, and Fall River papers please ‘opy ), On Wednesday, the 18th instant, after severe illnese, Cuakies A. Unneawoon, ears. His friende, and those of his mother-in-law, Mrs. A. Hammond; also, the members of Manhattan Lodge, No. 20, 1, O. of O. F., and the members of Union Division, No. 2, of the Sons of Temperance, are respectfully in- vited to attend the funeral. this (Thursday) afternoon, at 2 o’clook, from 92 Chrystie street, On the 18th instant, at the National Hotel, Court- landt street, Mre. S. A. K epY, of St. Louis, Mo., ens of four days, lace this afternoon, at half- past 3 o'clock, from the National Hotel. Her friends d acquaintances are respectfally invited to attend | without further notice, St. Louis, Now Orleans, Louisville, and Chicago copy. On pig morning, 18th instant, of oonsump- tion, Lewis W. Hatsny, in the 40th year of his age. His friends and acquaintances, as also those of his brother. Eimer C. Halsey, are invited to attend bi funeral. from the residence Of his brother. No. 20 Van- dam etrect, on Friday, 20th instant, at 2 o'clock, P.M. His remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery. At Point Ieabel. of yellow fever, on the 22d of last month, Captain James H. Prentiss, of the Ist U S. Artillery. This accomplished officer and gentl who has fallen a victim to the pestilentiai clim: our new territory, we know well and esteemed hight, His death will be deeply regretted throughout the army, in which he was a universal favorite, us well a by numerous friends out of it, The Matamoras Flag, in announcing his death, adds the following: —“ Never bave we bad to commit to the i mg of obituary a name more endearing than that ot the lamented object of | miles distant, spoke §} las A | Standing, deok under water.and did not appear to mand of a company of artillery. He entered the field | of greater exports af provi ‘ons for stores, and mure labor in its Of war with the column of Gea. Wool, ama held the | Secb-nerd. tn over vo enlange ity to deviate (tin lovermuate, OF tof honor at Rinconada, during the operations at | ‘esmeuppre sity “nen > juena Vista. The voice of eulogy ie not wanted tocon- | + yanils, June 27, 14K" aL BRLEA, firm the character of such s man; wherever tnown he Whatemen. was by all esteemed. The grave ha» hid from view all that was once the mortal habitation of as noble a Rik iro, A’ foul as wo ever Knew. Peace to his ashes—perpetulty fovea 0) 0 Callraty' . pm ofl, an vein Tarsboro® Nova Scotia, Sept 23, Cunssroren C. | Heand from a St Cathariges, wo da'e, snip’ Fenelon, Yate M.D i formerly of New York. De {Yates ad hon enh coger inthe Magali Tate first mate of the doubtless well remembered by many in that city. Bestord though he returned te Albany, some years ago, and | NW Ceaney ere oe sD Onto, Norton, Pacito Ooean and ys re-establisbed himself in the practice of his profes- sion, Hix residence in Nova Scotia at the tims of bis decease was, doubtless, owing to the tact that two of bis daughters had married there He took n very activeand decided part in the medical coatroveray that sprang up, many years ago, on the subject of yellow fever. ite orgin and eanectally its trestmant Arr ay donoluln, March #. Armata, NL, 50 sp 1500 wh (rep same gate, 174" Bole}; 16ih, Veaver, do 0 op 1804 wh (rep saume date, ‘300 sp 1260 wh); Ap 15, John & Eveabeth, do 2whales, Spoken. Baris Kathleen, (of New Yura) Drobert, 31 days from Rich- mond for Bahia, Sept 23 lat. 13.0 N, lon 43 Bark Laura, (of Plsmouth) Leach. 15 days from Rio Janciro for New Orleans, Zept 9, lat 8 47 8, lon 43 10, — By, the, hip Guar, at ew ricane an lat $8.00, Lon 67 40, malized sinp Warten, standing eset; on ‘ultimo saw MARITIME INTELLIGENCE, tari Marshit, with loss of jib boom, topmast, aod man. topeanats en the 27tb, spoke ship Cla:borne, iat 44 22, ‘on 85 45 bence, nine sout. SHIP NEWS NOTICE. eating Jew, from Galway for New York, Sept 24, lat 44 20, lon. Commanders of yea ing to this will 7} fer a favor upon us vin; a an Sehr “Fmily Bambi at Now York for ——, stecrin; reporta Intended for the New York Herald, ready for | SE‘Ost1i,lavarionsise, oo" No* York fer # Immediate delivery to our news steamer, the Foreign Ports. gt ARxcemo, Oct 3—Brig Charlovte, Hopkins, fos Porto Rico, next day. Asvapitra, Oct 4—Sld brig Ade'ine, New York, azar, Simpson, from and for Bi eos AvRes Aug I! ‘ews She will board inward bound vessels in the vi- cinity ot Sandy Hook. Those bound to other whether foreign or domestic, will confer an eddi favor by forwarding to the Herald, through the mail Boy Bouton, diog; Talma, Lewin, do do, in M0 days; burke: Changellon or otherwire, ship news or papers that may be deemed | Warer, from Rio Grande, unc, wig: Chalocdony, Upto t of interest to the community. We will gladly recipro- | forsatci, disg: Jos Smith. Trilars, from, Bio Grgade; ane ae cate the favor. brigs Russian, Garter, from Brs'on for Antwerp, 1U days, lg Ane og QS TAN ASO SOS ONOOO INO NO DODO NIOOONONIIOONE, | tates, Howes, from Rio Janeiro for New York, { week do: Olinda, repper, from Kio Grande for ¢viladelphu, do de; Virgie, Was- Port of New York, October 19, 1848, ace from do, woe diay Carrier: alle, Frwaide, ane; Mec tab, " eee iron ‘unc, disg; Virginia, (Braz) Barbosa for Hava- BUN Rises... + 6.36] MOON Rusxs,... ha, L week; sells Rival, Burke, fin Beverly for Rio Grande, ready: ton cae ° 624) m1GM Waren eign An ra ow from Patagonia, tog; Jutite, Dean, from te ohio rout ‘and for Montevideo, i 4 Bayar, Sept 23—Arr Admiral Wotton, New York; 25th, St Cleared. Dennis, Howe, do; Brunswick, Thomas, do, Loadit Victor Ships—Chorokec, (8) Lyon, Savannah, SL Mitchell Cincinuat, | Rony Fei Feeriete, Mayflower, Vesta, Cores, aad Branawick, for Child, Ba’ thm and New Orleang; Argo, Scotiaud, Jao Cockrell, and Grand Duquome, wap ure tmacttoin Bb Monat ros" OS | SENET BORG sy o1_are Worsbugh ate, Bayon; Conon Brot Hing, Wikeahickon, Aerthen, Witalogtoa, NU; Citizen, Daye ant iy ‘Ane, Glasueny NYork, Cid Lith, ahve Elise: Scha-—Floren «! Gordon, Antigua, Wicks & Batley: Velelty, A CET Tier tb nk Ipdentale: acd, Chbrtontée, (8) Shellmet, Ualifax, NS. B tc&yers; Cinderella G Scull, Scull, on Havana, Sept W—Snip Prentice, ‘Laylor, tor London’ direct, ij ranklin, La; Jane © Doughty, Murphy, Plymouth, NC; Ann | (norAmtwerpyito sali In $ ¢. 9 Smith, Brigham, Richmond, Va Anne White, Totes, reyatone, | §" frog “, + dg: Va; Wheaten, Brett augusta, Me. Mepel rea nd OS od hae ale arn ab % Arrived. epGeREE, E.'I,, July 12—Arr Rambler, Bullard, Boston; Packet ship Arhburton, Bunting, Liverpool, Sept 23, with mdec, | 50th, Noxch Bend, Sprague, do.; Avg 2, Washington Alston, Day, to Grinnell Minturn & Go. Britannia, of Liverpoc!, wanted no assistance; 18 Oct, 7 iatdo 27, ton 43 spoke wrig bound East, wi h’ loss of foretopmast, dit Lavenroor, Sept 23—Arr, Siddons, Cobb; Liverpool, Bldxdge, ith, lat 41 36, lon 64 45. saw a larye steam: oad and Columuia, Furber, NYork; Tuscarora, Turley, Philad; ship. with a white funi el, seermg NE, apparently for Ma fsx; | 10pe, Miercken, do: zith, Enterprize, Eunck, and Vanda, Nore * 16th, at 6 PM, spoke slip Lucona, of New York, 40 daysf-om | tov, NYork; Narragansett. Ue-tebe do; RC Winthrop, Av twerp for New Y. ‘The A has experienced very heavy gules | Krowles, Boston: Rhodes, Saunders, Savanoah; Superivr; Coffin, frm the westwar below om Tuesday morning. do; Intrinsic, McKay, NOrl Eli Whitney, Dyer, Savannah; n, Now Oricans, 22d ult, with mie, to | Samoset, Tucker, Charleston; laus, Boutelle, do; 2th, Nia engers. 24th uit, lat, 25, lon 86 30, ox ¢) NYork; New Hampshirs, Chase, do; Howarl, Brown, ced a heavy gale from NB, and on the 26th'a savero hueri ‘Ann Grant, Griffiths, NO: 2th, Jas Gray, Carter, white lying too under a clore reofed maintopsall anduaia sp: wer, Rotext Watt, Johnson, A pal ch Orphan, Wi Which it view away, with dhe main topenilant mest, spring the ns; Chippewa, Gaibraith, do; Sarah Sands, (s) Taompasa; foremast. carried away the mizen rigging. and blew away all the Ie, sails that were furled vo the yarda, washed awey bul earks, spare a; 22d, Velecity, Atkins, Alexandgia, Vaz 25d, Ashburton, and water casts that were oa the lee side of the deck; James O | Bunting, N York; Francis Mulford, doi Metre Smith, steerage passenger, was washed overbvard during the nignt | Coullard, NOrleane; Osceo! th, Sailor of che'gal rowed. On the Mthand 15th, North of fatte |} Prince, McKechme, NUrlen , ety, Boston; 28th, heavy gale from NE to N, Has dame town, Trask, NYork; Hndostan, Cushing, Boston; Lady: days North of Uazteray Brith | Constable, Mason, Norfolk, Va; lurrinste, MoPariaad, Staten [ iT from New Orifany | land; 27th, West, Allen, NYork; Victoria, Briggs, do; El- for Liverpool st, Iut, 85 35, lon 73.58, | len, McLachlan, Sa NOsleans: Asia, Ham exebar ged ne SW, nal, Mobile ‘arleston; Sh-twood, Bark Frances & Louisa, (befors reportet) Mayo, Palermo, 13 | Crosby, Amos Patten, —, 5 20h Rappahanock, days passed Gibraltar Sept 16, with mdve, to JS Hii. Oot diac | Ching NYor ; 46 12, Jon 65, spoke ship John N Gossler, It days from New York Cid; 28h, Yorkshiie, Bal'ey, NYork; Probus, Devines, do, Am- for Inle of France, reported having exierienced very heavy wea. ther off the coast; Lith, lat864% lon 60 £0, ex & Wamburg bark, bound E.The FL has exp baeradcr Hadley, do; Kepler: Person, Boston! Courtney, Marri- rigor, NOrieans; 20th, Ada Alice, Bunter, N York. MALAGa, Sept 17—Gark He'eu Fiedler, Willis, for NYork 25th, voged signals wich jeed very heavy | ‘weather on the coas', rit sails, and has been 15 days West of the | Sid barks St Lawrence, Waite. NYorks Henrico, Paine, do; Cabs, Banks. Blanchard, Cronstadt (was reported sid on the 13e Bark Charter Oak, mith, Malaya, 30 days, with fruit, &o, to n port 15th, barks Matis. baker, for NYor', son; B Wright jr, Arcltre & Gaivay. .Bid ieoo with barkaCoube: tor Oroasted anit] Peltcr. {or Boston, seve Gaye Nau illiny JAsdalsnde) tomeimelge Hevrico, fur New York. Oot 4, saw a wreck about 8 miles to the | Gustavns, Smith, do do; Sea Hazte, Willtaims, do, unc; Hollander, windward, tacked towards her, bat the wind being high, could not | (Sw dish) for NYork, sco; Ottaman, Hannum, do do; Eschol, get up: same time, enw a bark bound East, ‘the deck, foremast also gone by the top, a) ard ‘unc; Marshall Taylor. de; and others Mara’ her ma oy ark Og rater ee 6 Oot 2—Bark Maria Hersey, Gordon, from NYork, rently water logse: could not get neat enough to eee if any'o onboard, or I ust arr. Ler meme wish oe saabaee ets aneD | 19S Eiiotts At $id back Sohn Cashle, Raines, Newbexppeet, Bi °ol Toward, Pagcel, Monrovia, Africa, Sept 1, via Aug 24, Duchess, Lane, of and for Boston. Talo of toRS ¢ sal, Sept 18, where she was quarantined 8 days, with ‘salt, Innes& Co. Std from Monrovia ia co with U S brig Bainbridge, Licut Houghter, commanding, bound Soath on a eraive, all wi Aug 5, lat 10 12'N, lon 18.20 W, spoke Swedish brig ——, frum Stockbolm for Rio Janeiro; Aug 12, Port Praya bearing VE 40 brig —, from Port Praya for Marseilles; Sr MARTINS, Sept 28—Ships Byron, MoLellan, for Boston, 6 6; Huron, Grsce, for Philadelphia, do; bark George Henry, Cross, arr. ‘r ANDREWS, NB, Oct 9—Art ship Sea King, Martin, Liver. pool, via Boston, Sr Jonn, Pk, Sept23—Brigs Newoastle, Sept 1, St Nieb jole bearing SW 40 miles distance, spoke | York, 1a: Water Witch, Ennis, from Norfolk, diag; schr Gea Hamburg bark Allert, from Hamburg for Valparaiso. ‘Che Col & | Taylor, W bite, for Baltimore, Idg” hug been 8 days North of Bermuda, and has had heavy woat! ‘Triniwan ve Cuna, Se Barks Cantero, Shields, for Bor Sept 11th inst, exrerienced bevy gale from NW, which laste: ton, larissa Perkins, tor New York, disg; brig Cordelia, fm houre;en the Mth and lth experienced a heavy’gale fom E to N | Bosion, do. W. (See Miscellaneovs. TURKS ISLAND, Sept 23—Paseed through the passage (and not Danish brig Manou, Junis, Areceibo, 14 days, with sugarand | at Turks Islancs ld) bork Franklin, Cook, from Boston for Trie molasses, to Mason &' Thompson. On the Ith and Mth, experien- | nidad. ced a severe gale from NE, Has beea 8 days North of Cape Mat LALCANUANO, Oe Auz 1—Ship Loo Choo, Cushma, from Hue teras. asco, for Beston, Brig Gen Lincoln, Doty, New Gaver y Schr Jutia & Nancy, Green, Newborn, N Schr Messenger, Layton, Fredericksburg. Ships Edw Everett, Bi aud suil thence directly f am d Boston, 3 or 4 da in ballast, to master, fet Fanigae, im toa; Cor’ i" 3 aad others, Schi Sazinaw, . Albany, bound to Boston. | No report of hip R from New York, Mave ‘Schr Peru. ,» Albany, bound to Bos le 16, Ship Virgitian, Johnson, for Coquimbs and Taleahuano, Solr Grego Thany, bound to Boston, sailed a fow days before Sebr Elizabeth, Oagded, Bee Tl Home Ports. cbr Sarah, Py reons, Portiand, . eS s y Schr Asblatd Perse, New Haven. Wee ae ees Alig Pilate, Adoni Rolie Bogota Aine cn bee areD Barn, Oct 14—Cid brigs Partridge, Barstow, Barbados; Am Below. rica. Grows do; Albion Cooper, Giles; Charleston. Ship Luconia from Antworp, with mdse and yasting:rs, to B | Baunevants Oct 16—Are wht Hmalous, Howes, Now York, TER. via Dennis. Bark — ruppored to be the Rapid, Ward, from Havana, 3th | | Bosron, Oct 17—Arr ships Shaw, Rea, Bnsuoa Ayros, Ariel, ult, with mdse, to M Taylor. Ichneon, New York; barks Pioneer. Bldricge, Balthavrs; Tree Lady adams, Hause, from Valparaiso, July 13, with mis, | mont, Goer, Pia Migs Joti Batol, Weicbe. A F sy Bi 3: He Kellveh, Kel Brig Carolice, of Boston, from West Indica. Sweet, # Virginia, Tredeay, Salled. Flinn, Saitimore; altavelln, Godtery, do; con, New York; echts Susan, Nickerson, neteck, Lowell, Frederica sburg: buith, Cr From the SW Spit, packet ship Leadon, London, ‘The packet ship Cambridge still remains at SW Spit. Ferg: Crone nen ian aa OcroneR 18—Wind,at sunrise. N: meridian, N:sunsot, N. gritany i Enh, Harty; Toward, Balter, a9 die: barks & Churohill, Diok Herald Marine Correspondence. Burebs, Beer, do; Your Ba Macias, Oot M—Arrived 18th—Brig Whig, Whipple, | mia, V few Yor! Vincent, be Sailed 12th—Schs J B Zortes, Keller, NYork: Hannah, Culby, | cher, ark & Cuurohill, Al do; 12th, Talbot, Brown, do; J A Simpson, Thurlow, doe 7) Stee beige ‘Abies, Mary Hl 33; brig fuuLapELriua, Oct 15,4 P M—Arrived—Bu'k St Cloud, New. | Richmond, Faxtport, ton, Trinidad 4 4 bg Plhonixy Horner, Mavanzax; ahire FS | Bavtisone, Det sare barks Paoll, Norleans. Rhoderio W Ernekron, Westcott; Hough and Ready, Abbott, Washington, | Dhu, Bestom brie J Nicherson, FRI do; sehts Cornea A ‘oean, Boston: Cohen, 12M; Co: NC; Benjamin © Buck, McGowan, Newport; J Silliman, Cole- ry a es Orniah, Kingsto man, Kicumond, rinthian, Troy and Alba Porcland; Metelts, Boston, aa gscap crema ster Ratt Tatants | Sia, (Reem) Meenas ee Gooey ee CN Bartaloes Nashua, Ciillrd, tostoa, brign Uawtopsrk, (Lie) | SK» ship Bemerstd, Drew. ior.erdam ? trig Adolaite, Mice, Lohner, Windsor, N3; Win Pitt, Hull, Boston: Patriot, Keoae, own Also, in tow of steamer Relief, ships Finland, NBedford; sobra J & W Erickson, Westcott, Boston; Henee Pay. ton, aud La dim Soule for Liverpoo). ny one iets tae Nas » Execnaa, do, tneket, Moron, Smith, N Yor! “a i mden Sherwood do Mg: J 1 Pollistor, fay aoa sng Levit Mary an ‘Srail v “ yp Com: cn gsting . igs Pd babe mod re Perry, Lafourctte, Newark: barzes Delaware, R bi ‘A, do, Us ots, Latham tor the North of NYork; EA Doug Middlesex, Wilcox, do. ici Huloive, (Bem) do Ld Faton, Liverpool, de Mervier, do dor NY¥ork, wie; Fraphlin, Starth, tor London, Ida; Me lora, Harmer, fim Lig xpool, wee; Exchavgs, ajo, for Gv dg; Thomas Ben xett, Sherman, or Liverpool, ready; Ontacio. Haim: ; Sarah & Ars Ha, Botman’ Tremont, Taylor tor North of Rerone’ Banx TW Hoxie—Che wre abandoned, was falien in with dismasted and full of water, bow. vt this vessel, before reported fe 10th inst, lat 37 8, ton 63 55, nit standing aud deoks swept of every thing. do; berks Como, Bogartus, for Boston, Ide; Constitat on, (Beem! Sip Casena, Dunbar, at New Orleans, from Schclling to load for seth of Enope; Biwin, Wales, from fae poris thar om the 25th ult, while in lat 29 10, lon 7 Fang fe ndergo revales; Royal Mint, (Br) fm Mansanilla, do, exced a vielent hurricane, which lasted { awny fore and main topsails, and doing cor foo (op) welpi Onan tS; En a fn Usvans, rer; Yaronac, Getty, for New Ryavgon, fm Philadalphis.' to underg rk, dergo tor Kendrick, for torsile and rigsing. Capt. D. that be p several vessels | Pairs; Susan W Lind, wig; brigs Choctaw, Tibesraletaahf ow, bi appre hires | Pore ab a acti cra, to » Pantintd ‘ dergo repai s; Baltimore, Brown, tm Boston, disrg; Oriola, Cill Br Sur Parwoe Cxanrie—The brig Ph ret Mar ac 5 sed" Phia, from Matanzas, on tho 7th fast, lat $0, Ton THe Toes Contatti Chaeeia a pune nate Carell foe eroriaa Pro ldg! Centurion, Richmodd, lelphia, diseg; Arabian, Walk for Baltimore, ready; Palmetto, Axworthy, fia New Orleans, St Croix, Myers, fm Philad, diseg; Keying, Brown, tor Har lig. Pau) T Jones, Taylor, ie Pa do) Toma, Paine, Campbel f,r'a uorthern port, ready; Jobm. Balch, Melville, from’ Mill Stone Petat; divee; Emma, Berry, fm Philat. wtg; Gotha, (3w) srwid- top, fin Goticuburg, do; Win Garey, Toub, for Dundes, readyy Mos Mth—arr Br ship Arominta, Rod: re Sullivan, Waite, NYork; Col Slowey ast etiy wea ast Macntas, Oct 10- Arr schr Wm Pope, Foster, New York: Sid 12th, schs Talbot, Brown. and J A “tinge Tharlow, Choad the wrock of British ‘ship Prince Ch tlie, with only he foremnast ave beet loaK € quarter boats had b-on lowered in the | Water, which strerg:hens the presumption that the erew had taken to their boats on that day, and were doabtless poked cue of the many vessels that weiein that vicinity, Tue PC about 400 tons burthen, with a bigh poop deck, f1up Ocvann, Chick (previously reported dismasted) at Orleans, iwving on the 34th ult, lat 25 46, lon $9 3h, eengeheand revere hurricar.e from the southeast, which Instel savea hours and then hauled round to the northwest, carrying away foremast, msinmact, head of he mizzenmast, and her bowsprit. inthat cordition fier was se8, Bulkley, wtg Lolumbia, Salloway, do; Hyler Boston. berheremachapeyien dnb 4A ro, Bak Paows, at Raltimoro, from NOsloana, 2 days ont encoune | ¢ HARTFORD, Oct 16—Arr schs R Williams, Risley, New York; fp neb hin pad Heo yrmpreyar bree Sea a gal hs m sehr Rough Realy, Clark, Prado pas inst, lat 3338, Jon. 7008, caw a lange bark, painted Wack, under | Victor Beonhes Meee UF Bliza Jane, Tucker, New York Jury’ maete, standing to the northward. Monte, Oct 10—In port, ships Ackhar, Crockett; H Augusta, Darn Sr Crown, from Trinidad de Cuba, at Philadelphia, re- | Robingcn, and RB Hemilvon, Juncs, Liverp ol; M Washington, Ports, Oot 1, lat 23.59 lon 40, passed a Inree Amerioan ship paint. | Stewart, NYork; Hoos Pract, Codon, freight; barks Berl, Cote ed blick, under jury masts, steering N@ by N, tor Key West; 3. | {0% Horton: Pilgrim, Williams: Georcia. Huntington; Autolo yn, inst, Jat 53g, lun 79 35, parsed a lance ahip with ¥ Park, and Helen, Ulmer, treight Baltimore, Jenkins Tam- yl and Porfect, Townsend, Havaasy Park, Re Cid bark Isnardon, e. do. Ne. Kelloran, Thom ston, e8, Smith, Bristol, for Boston, for ‘N York; sche ith, sehr ‘Bose, Newburyport, for for do. OM , Kildy, for Charleston; 15th, Wandopasso, Rady, Now Onteass OctO—Arr ships Oxnard, Chlek, Boston; © aw ONLEANE a wert, Duntar, N York Dumbarton, Pendloton, Londoa; barks Nancy W Stevens, Stetson.N York; Oberlia, Balch. Boston, Cld ships Washington, Snow, Liverpool; Oscar (Fr) Labory, Bor- deav Sophin, Taylor, Sabine Pave, Balow, one shigy name Towed to gen 2th ult, ships Jano’ Marks and New ith inst, ships Gargrave and Memphis, and schr Hoel- ship Diana, Picree, Boston; brigs Ott Dan) Johns is Portn Catello’ Pa Thoesastons’ Cid bank Tame y inted porte, av Ing lost fore and taizon masts, steecing WSW; bth inst, lat 8 50, lon $0, parsed thip Prince Charlic, dismasted, water’ logest ard abandoned, (so reportof brig Powonix below); 8th fast lat $225 Jon 79, raw w bark with lors of foreand maim masts, steer vg N. Banx Cona -The brig Phenix, at Philadelphia, fell ia with on the 10th inst, lat 35 90, the wreck of rt Cora, Captain delphia, Sept 23, for Barbatoom, with gone clos to the deck, full of water, and abanonod; had signal flying at foremsat bond -supposed: the euptain and crew had bat receutly been taken off Banx Maxcansrr Hvac—The brig Col Howard, which ar- rived st this port yesterday, reports that’ an American bark irom Ireland, beuu'l to Kfo Janeiro, via Isle of Sai, which is no doubt the Margaret. Hugg. Lit.on, from Waterford, July 2% arrived of the port of Monrovia on the 10th Sept, pt, was ‘fired into, by whom, or (ir wht. not stated, and received Gonsiderabl \ Nanled of and preceeded ta esa, "| “ousvases®le Gamage, She faicly, a Wth—arr ark Autoleon, Moulton, do; brig Metamora, Bunce Nonroux, sehr J L Whi » Oot 16-—Arr ‘Oct 1 Brie Wancarrar—We stated a week or two ago that the mato, Houd ett, bric Wozeallar, Joseolio, om her voyage from Now York to St | ‘AX. (St) Sensat. Rarostonay steamer Montesuma, Kelly, Mobile, Fa. with an ashorted eargo, encountered a xale on the | wYrh; soo Genrgiwnn, Albuny. Sera Rodman, etna apaale bas Weck ata meee mpage aicanept Ponti ann, Oot 1—Arrscos Leprelette, Sleeper, NYork; U6th, tard such portions of found wa Re porahlog gold at aucti yn. Hug Atlantic, Trott, do, Cld Br bark Invincible, Plersy, Cork, vis Was Cnc as «Se peien Wie Be mo thet port | Provinrxon Oct 16—Arr soba ‘Thos Corner, Parker, St Job on the 24th Sept for ot Marke, and dur that nignt ina galo - ~ “pt vn ny from the southward, was hove: ‘town ‘on her Beam ends when tiny See Tastee New Vole Wika: Perdeder cee 4 pry cut awa, ye topmast, a jest everything above fore ony % © ee mire pith fib boom, £5 matptopmast and Sprung the orem ast wie pin e‘phia, Sid sche Delaware, Harding, Phila- ey hore up for Key West ageis, where they arrived on the 23th, antl os Fil, By. ean nasmmaditely chimed and fund tobe damaged | gah gine Wet are aaas Bay Adams, Seat, NY eh Dy } and ori jo goods | PUY Ct a 2 tor be Syars'and mails cold bo procured ke Weel wud ing Star, Golfo Y Aeany. Sid schs Marietta Burr, Knapp, and eee tee Se Markee [Commesing n> °° Prveeed abous tho 16th | Rates Oct 16—Arr echt Bary Clark, Burr, NYotk. Cid gohe inst, for St Marka—[Commessial, Martha Maria, Smalley, do. Avr 17th, bark La Plata, Web, Zan Seur Cor Biv, Tate, which sailed honce on the 3d of July, for Brazil, put into Monrovia. Africa, in di & wag seized by wibar, stress, short of water. the authoritios, and while in charge of the Passengers Sutied, our notice. ‘The announcement of his death will carry sorrowful regrets to the many who knew him as 8 most chivalrous soldier and accomplished gentieman. Eminently endowed with all those traits of character and qualities of head and heart which onnoble our was among the most highly “ t army. In the upon the battle field, the fame : the pride of manhood and the soul of honor. Accomplished in scholarship as in arms, he was the delight of the roctalcircle and the idol of the service. He har died in our midst, with the laurels of his famo yet frerh and green upon bis brows that bore them mevk- ly, as only such a roldier could. He has descended to the grave, leaving bebinde stainless reputation ands character without reproach, Capt. Prentias entered the service on graduating at the United States Mill- tary Academy, West Point, in 1880, as a Brevet Second Lieutenant of Artillery. He served with honor in the Indian war, known as the Black k campaign. Subsequently visited Europe, withs view to the further acq n of knowledge in the science of hia profession d there, mingling in the highest and most polished society of the capitals of the old world, be was among the distinguished, ever maintaining the tg of an American scholar, soldier and gen. teman. Jn 1839, on the increase of the staff of the atmy, he was advanced to an assistant adjutant generalcy, with the rank of captain, which he til the commencement ot the Mexican he took the choice of a captaincy in the line and when com ptain of the port was wreoked on Snow Point, on the Lith Eept. Capt Tate and his first officer arrive SAVANNAM—Stoamsh'p Cherokco—Wmn B allatord and lady, J pe one eee ny lady and child; J Brigham, lady aod ehild; Dr 'W Wratx Sir Monrex, before reported wrecked, was a ataunch wd Indy, JM Boardman and lady, Gs Cumming, Yoste! of 263 tons, owned by Edward C Jones and others ia Now | shd fervent; F ‘Sorrel, lady, 5 ebiidret and servant; John Wite Bedford, anil was insured 98 tollowe:—At the Bodford Com Insu. | Hamson and aay. Wm Crabtree and lady, O A Wood and mee rance offer, $5.00; Mutual Marine, $7,500; Pacific, $8,0W; Wha | £ Woodhuil, la child ond servant & R St John, Indy and ohalds ling, $4,200; total $22,200, ‘The names of those who perished on | A Wiley. I-dy, child and corvant; HM Blodvett ard Dr Voard are: —George B Long, of Claremont, NH captain; Me Stow. | Cuyier, lady, 2 children and servant; C Griswold, lady and son: art, mate Joseph Enos, boatstecrer, and Thomas Coonor, William | Mrs Totten and child: Mrs George 8 Nichols a 3 ghildseny Mrs Godey, John Kay, George Wiloox, John Nichole, Charles New. | Elizabeth Thomas and child, Mrs E M Randolph and child, Mrs M comb, George Clarkson, reamen, ‘The wrvak, when left, appeared | 3 Th Mes Bommitt, Mrs Bisiop, Mra A Wells, to be rapidly breaking up. Vesset, Sr1ze0—Br soht Indus, Day, arrived at Halifax on the = a and peeve, Hire, 6 B Saree ~ 12th inmt from New York, had heen seized. there by the ravenue | Tey is Mrs Gea a Arms, Mise Tiateher, # Mesos Sars, Miag Gli; ‘son; Miss AB Witch, 4M Raid, tudeo JI teonto P, Dr Brailsfond Troup. Messrs P Ellis, Geo A Arnolds das R Oreed Pade ford, CH Parker, Win Drummond, Wm Porter, je, Bdwd Hoteheson, Thos B Smith. bth Kendall, TP Pouse, Thos Ate witage, GU Anthony, G Boy, rt UH “olting A Wel g Chow Oak, 1 W Brooks, A'd Miller, T Parkhurst § 1 Rus: Per! , Hal officers for smuggling, buttad been released. ‘Thre kegs of smug. De fed iuor and iad’ of totacce, were however retalted by is De tron officers. Sew Busen Hitn, of Mt Desert, fro reported as missing, was roported at Hola: both anchora, ais for New York, Hole, with loss of Notice to Mariners. soll, Jas Ker, Richd M Carter, Jas M Storoham, Jas Kain. JW: TONNAGE DURY AND EXPORT DUTING AT MANITAS Webster, A A Dexslow, CL Bowe, AC Denham, JM Tarbox, J Manna, July 3 1848, | C Humphrey, JW. £ Tolle 1G Morgan, J K Warren, John Partol “ in-—Enclosed we have to hand you scopy of a cievuter is- | Geo A Arms Jns Hough, A MC Bddy, U Hurlbut, ‘WB Hurlbut, sued by the Superintendent of the Philippine Istanda, aanounel: ‘Thos FiGuien. the euppression for three ) ears, lat wary, 10, oF | Sr THOwA® AxD Poxor—Rrig CorJolia~Daniol Pearson, W pogo t ores hich ' W Ladd, Chas Donoch. BH Brush, Janes Molyneux. J Brady, Whale took vidsiea tele eve . vo pal by the | Ladd, Chae Denodhe, BH Bru eee wana din Anes (Signed) “KER & Co., Agente for Lloyd's.” ‘Toro, Mics Morgaret Rogers, Mrs Joseph B Hatoh, Miss Harriet 8. “Captain G, A. Hasormn, R. N., Secretary, Lloyd's.” franstaiion ) “General Administration of he Army and Treasury, Of the hippie Is Bb teh, Pavdt, Maser A BR ‘Yonns tat-awbe-Drig Melasso-dobn F Pickett, Req, U 8 Con sul for Turks Island, Passe Arrived. Livenroor—Peohae ship Ashburton—Jamos J Crafts, of Bos: tor; 0M Ravble, of Vermont, WA Nicholson, A ‘Kae mund Bulkley, of England; T Conran, of in the ised My wa} steory gO. sa odid soup: tations the paviad ladiearod haviog expired tt Hoanovs secs serene toe mw eo mabe a J mis ration, no of from U an declare whether the greater obafnence of veseala, Induced thereto | AY SoaMbunenineet gens Vy the exemption, product # bonetit to tho country, ia comeeyaence Aneceixno~ Brig Manon—J Bosnit, J Vulla Torro. Swift, from and for WP ®