The New York Herald Newspaper, November 23, 1848, Page 1

NO. 5286. MORNING EDITION----THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1848. TWO CENTS. WTelegraphic—Morse vs. Hain—Attorney Ge | it is now our duty toaid the West. The valley of the except Aun Lehman. In an apart- | Northumb'd. 1,765 2.258 8 1,547 In appears to be devoted to the deputy | North’mpton 8191 4203 38 2776 the State..... 554 Taylor's gain in the Siaies 10,908, 1n a poll of was not perceptible. A few more such attempts, and | tek from aged his | ADDI'TIC BT a neraj’s Decision. Missitippl has increased in s, greater ratio. of late | the Bae il bet vaienletes for aotiioe ear hans | Tnanietied aera to pa rearranged by | ADDITIONAL ELECTION RETURNS, en Part re, J ly = | eve The annexed decision, recently made by the | Jin has increased. with, oe rapidity and I en | meena Foe Helping were yy protean ba, aia bat indeed oF pattie py Received by Telegraph and the Mails, EER aLanana, Attorney General of the United States, in his offi- | doubt but it will become ‘the empire State of the | places where the work shows to the greatest advan: | be pulléd out the purse and contents, and made off aeaeaamaamanamnand Conner. SAO Lass, | Oleg ana ., nion. I shall not see it, but there are some here who | tage is in Cliff, near John street. Infront of with them, i < i se _- 2 maj. — 690 eral capacity, on reference of the matter from the | doubtiess will, Look at ‘the city of Mil bullaing Shiah has boop, eevesed some siz mothe. s | toueu: MMMUgaett et tes tonne Ebest tes” hs cole ts hehesiagic cis | Frankhp ae ee Commissioner of Patents, is an able document, | 1840, that city had about 800 inhubitants, and pile of dirt about a foot deep, had all the loose earth | dence } the theft was so clear that the jury found a Th 7 ipa’ VOTE FOR GOVERNOR. Jackson — 1,463 1,664 and presents the case strongly and clearly, for the | 8% watil It now numbers almost 20.000, more than | very nicely swept from the top of it, while tho pile was | verdict of guilty without leaving thelr seats. ‘The “A y Argus, ot Wednesday, gives the | Lauderdale. - 7 - "445 resents a can be ssid of anycity in the country Besidesour | left togrow. It isa wonder that an attempt should | Court pemtenced Cowan to the State Prison for the | 288tegate of the official vote for Governor in all | Lawrence 9 — - farst time, ina new light. We also annex the | own, there will probably be 400,000 foreigners who will | be made to sweep the streets once in six months, | term of two years, | the counties of the State, which we compare with | Limestone. ie an copy of a letter from the Commissioner of Pa- | °°@¢ to our shores during the year 1848, most of whom | when they do not require it, and the law does not de- | | Charge of Burglary. William | Darlington, aliad'| the vote for Presidential electors, as tollows Madisoi = Sal eed he lave di gotothe West. I saw acalculation in a newspaper, | mand that it should be done more than twice in one | Thomas Johnson, alias Bristol Bill, indicted with | Governor, Presiden eg . , Bo — 1,363 tents, in which he lays down the future prac- | the other day, about. the influence of foreigners upon | week! Of course the Alderman will gives certificate | Ganet, @larkson and others, on charge of committing | Fi (218,616 Taylor a — Pee 7 513, tice of the Patent Office in similar cases, in view | tbe ballot box. That calculation stated that the num. | for the payment of the labor, which was performed at | a burglésy at the store of Mr. Naurey,86 and 88 Pine 116.019 Cass... Marshall... . - 13 EF ith dedisiom— ber of male adults which came to thie country was | so great trouble, and with such effleloncy. street, om the night of the 22d of September last, was Fan seB. Van Bares ve ail * a ary eorps, will leave the city to-day, foun nel, and @ new panel was ordered lke ann . _— _- , November 8, 1813 of whom are males; and supposing that one hat of that Philadelsbta. “They wil’ be ‘gecorted to the dene no | for Tuesday morning. Court then adjourned, | Total.....+., .457,218 453,062 x eee eee pF san wt tps Pl ith youn reqnest Ii enoloss scopy | anne: delaae Yt will Weave 160,000 natives, | the City Guard. The visit will doubtless be a delight- | _ Count oy Genxnat Sessions, Nov. 22.—Before the Excess of votes for Governor, exclusive of svat- | Total... «17 4,692 4,210 Tula sipaten y General's decision in the case of Mr. Dare comadue deine tretgnere the banal ape fulone, They will return on Saturday. Recorder and Aldermen MeKuight and Crolius.—The | tering votes, 3,556, viz.: Taylor's gain in North Alabama, 3,535 uin'a patent. that Ihave decided on the inter. | on beie poreed to allowing foreigners the privilege Of | Gasp o” Own Cian ~The Coroner concluded the | District itorney's Heport of his Pisit to Blackwell’ | Fish more than ‘Taylor. SOUTH ALABAMA. | | ference between Bain and Morse, that inthe future | years. [am not one of that sort of people, and gladly | iquest, yesterday. on the body of Owen Clark, aged 45 Island.—At the opening of the court the District At- | Walworth more than Case Counties. Taylor. Cass, ~“9: Polk.’ ection of this office the date of the enrollment, and | Welcome all whe come to ue, when they are driven from | 040 fy bevel ies nee, POMP Reh tornoy BR Gra stated to ee coaeeeepgeneet tbe | Dix more than Van Buren, Antauga 3 = 3 Js st of ling, shall be 1d their homes by famin: id jon, though [ la q ed ived on Sunday night i elec- - eins Sot thatof the suing, bal be comeidered ar dase | a heme behene siecle eae verte nclng | atin am allay with Job. Clarkyat the rerienoe | fine, th tulation of representative and coustiturat Total ons. Benton. a 8 of the deceased, at No. lenry strea! tay a We @ officer an ., é oe o's onne'e en C4 7 > singl jark had a few words together, in consequen lon be held, he was ra ha? - EDMUND BURKE, | siogle Sabbath ar a stg arp Lepeaerd Gecsnesd' saving thas his could) obtalm #30 enon of the | ready torvport any act relating to criminal procedure | It should be observed that Mr. Dix re = 261 i ATTOM Th of August, 1848, ?¢ | for the West, who will show the benedts of education. | Word: this wab denied ty Clark; and from one word Which wali violation of law ;.sud Ne now tose tostate | 3.500 anti-rent votes, which were 4 ae 600 : - ". vl The: loci fe din Ohio, another, Clark called the deceased a liar, when th at oF sue! facts as occurred yesterday, whilst r. Fish. ss - smanan, Secartany ov StatE— Pree rain ayaa bar apatll boy erm twa'pente, | deceased endeavored to pat Clark out of the barroom | the Distelét Attorney was engaged in making investi- Pennsy?anla. Choctaw ~~ (new co.) t ave the honor to reply to your lvtter. sub- | Sh gent, whose business itis to find where teachers are | They bad e rcuflle together, and blows wero given by | gations tpke the penitentiary, at Blackwell a , ———1844,——_, | Clarke — 162 — { . ast t' '_. | in the abdomen. rupturing a part of his bowels, which ‘ y and State 2.609 189 6 7 C — _ deseription of the invention in any prin‘ed publica | to'rqy something here of the fearfal increase of Ro- | Joba J. Clark | The jury further eng, that John J, | Supremedourt and county Judger District Attorne ", 8147 087 5 | Dale... pry Te tae “or i . aven- | manism inthe West. They are muking every effort, | Clark should not be held to answer for said death. and evefy minister of the gorpel having charge of = 4000 8074 3} an. be pocod 5 f . Our object is pot to win | a report last night that one of the lar * ; 4 255 ‘ aa be : BE eee eae on a eT Ele eer ene | adults, ‘bat to Bet thie power over the children of | Luildings, recently erected on Randall's Trlend: nat'| D3, Avene Beguttes to. enter the roune of 4.802 Greene : 376 ot a7 ead Beene er ae ane ete this enquiry depends | Romanists, tha¢ we may train the young mind tothe | been destroyed by fire during the early part of the’| under sue wgulations aa the Sherif of the count 2,247 0 | Henry. 8 -- -- 409 oon of Congress ath of July, 1830; when the | sublect of Christianity. They have # powerin their | evening. Our reporter inquired at the Harlem staze | hall i Ape enghlag he Aare bal — | Jefierson . — 321 Pltentlaws ofthe United States underwent a evisinn, | Piettbe0d which ‘no otber people hare. [Vr.S.here | oflee, ahd at the New Haven bout, but could’ tad pg eae eoructiee halt earns 2383 2 | Lownaes. 327 se ‘and several important provisions were for the first racts from a num eae Leamrape arpa AM Mien A held babi eigen he. isd ote Accom the preatdi i : acon . 930 —_ time introduced. ane 1s Sie depen ineticete othe West, showlug thelr | ‘Tnx Union Gvanps.—One of the finest target com- one of tbealdermen of the atts ‘fe District Atzorney Stee 100 | Marengo « 186 ” 6] By the slath rection it ts enacted, “that any person | disintercetednos in thelr work, sre but for the bene. | panies of this city, bearing the above name, left Man. esterday ited the prison at Blackwell's Island ‘aia 7 | Mobile .....-++-+ 246 =, an or pereons, having discovered or invented any new or | At of the world ] Our teachers are ceqiimol to base | hattan Island yesterday morning om target excur. | The keepir, Mr. Acker, being absent, one of the de- 614 — | Monroe .. 275 a 1_art, machine, mamufacture, or composition of | phew Jne ruction upon the Bible; aid great have | sion. They returned in the afternoon, when the per. | puty keewre stated that he was authorized to answer 788 — | Montgomery 506 pee matter, ur any new and usefal improvement in any | PeCn, oe resulte, jere could we have ‘ound one | forated condition of their target plainly told of the | for Mr. AdMerin his absence. At the request of the 2,638 180} Pe 26 ed machine, manufacture, or composition of matter, | Hum red and ten young men, who would Make | accuracy of their aim. Their movements were in | District y, he exhibited the books. Those 8,002 | Pickens cs not known or used by others before his or their dis. | themselves the ministers of std, 88 these truly p%0Us | strict military order, and they reflect great credit | books wete examined for tho purpose of learning at 3.285 16 | Bickens ag on covery orinvention thereof, and not at the time of | Women have done? They will go any where <°.| upon the llth ward, which they represent, as well as | what time Aun Lehman, otherwise called Madam 2/090 a8 | Sen cf his application for ® patent in public use or on sale, money; they will go through fre and water to’ upon the offcers who commanded thm, (ood men | Iestel, eqpvleted of yroductng abortion, and John ‘101 9, |, sande fh te ~ wiiboty ponent or. allowanse, 4 the sayenice or dis- | Fiore ies el ayia fe yill tay pe on pend? always make good soldiers, and vice versa, Harrison,fonyleted. of keeping s gambling house, had 3.621 74 | Ruseell... 393 - 112 jm an exclusive pro- good. - —--— . yy 2 LS % - om mei cn my aks peta im ring ote | Cha eutn frtman an gwih ced Baaiea avy inteligence Pa gay ig tt igs & | geal, keep ag. ecmmissioner of patents, expresring suc! \ @ extracts from the let- = 7 e Pe 5 A . =p we apatent therefor.” The same seotion provides, that we are in want of funds, and [ en céuer.~-Smith vs. Co. was a suit under , 30 ry ‘al Sins — "dhe epplicant shall make oath or affiruation that he be enabled to get sumfolent fra this | the new code to recover damages for a trespass and | S¢VeFal mdatha,and the Distriot Attorney informed the 2200 80 | Tuskaloosa...... 282 = _ 62 dces verily believe that he is the original or first in- ip two ht.ndred dollars, with what they | breach of aj ent on the part of the plaintiff. It | DePuty Sa Aeeck Bee enitantiacs feouk ene cas + £88 % 50h 5 | Washington. WW - - 6 Weems sats pincmreg | epneseg ue pets oa cauer one of ene | Mine vommne tue a eeDongnin rm face | June: 20d Deg AMP DAB | Wiens = 8k or improvement, for which he solicits & patent, an -——— anks 0: 8 of AY or tented the house No. iri; he should ee the prisoner, the deput: va ¥ . as — a — a that he does not know or believe that the same w 67 Pitt street, with the yard connected therewith, | @esiring that he should seo the p 9 ote Ei 2 p gre bets own sare lv of nt seam | Tn Wesruae Notary eee mot ahaa | a aden ering, heey ed som | SSR Guat aay stat Hatt we = idee. cpeaiarahee e is a citizen ” pe i lay a ‘al e in that year, and upon his death the house ocou- _ = > $s : Polk’ ; Soutt nit 2 Citizen sw is loft substantially as it stood be- |, “OY, Tesembllng more the appearance of May than that | pied by Mr. Smith, together with other property in tho | 7ec¢ivedo# Saturday, it wes stated that he did not reach 19 | Taylor’s maj.in ——- Polk’s maj. in South {08s GaA SF Tet notonipariied by aay how provist-yn,. | ofthe closing of November, The sky was clear, and Fame cereet, came into the possession ofdefendsnt, The | tHekislandjantil between and 5.4 slooy 10 the pies —}| §$.Alabama,. 4,121 | Alabama... would be contrelled by previous adjudications “4 47) | the air balmy and healthful. defendent (as plaintiff's counsel stated) being desirous | 2000 of thp day of his sentence. although ho had been 604 | Cass’s maj. in In N. Alabama In a considerable degree upon enactmensy <2N2d | Desraucrion ro Turxzys,—To day, of all others of | of retaining Mr. Smith as his tenant, induced him to | Temoved hiurs-before from tHe olfy prison. On reach: ; : 9! “N. Alabama. 4,675 come obsolete, But the seventh sectio=, “t,00%, Be | the year, is the most destructive to the turkey tribe, | take a lease of the house and yard for another year, | 1D8 the bidding In wile the Kutle Brlsoners were | Montgomery 5,040° 8637 251. 4,401 « -—— Total maj. .... . 11,492 newrule, which seems to be decisiv, of the question | Every son of New England who has taken up his | Which he (Smith) did, on condition that defendant br ina two separate apartments, were arrayed all | Monroe...» 518 1,830 8 44 7 | Cass’s_ maj under consideration. It declare, (that on the filing | #Podein Gotham, has been careful to procure one for | would not ereot any building in the rear of his (the | nent. wl of any such application, der” etption and to-day, and will render thanksgiving by aiding in the | Plaintif’s) premises during the year. It further ap- na specification, ‘J et P- | keeper has chi of the female prisoners. 2 2, BT al the ent KAJ duty hereinafter provided, | ™&stication of one of the unfortunate fowls. For the Peccobe ceaperyel bentiasloqpirrsis eyea and hed s thin conv Bitesed, ‘she was drexted differently from ite “ty 210885 A oH ; 3 Hf about 65,000 votes, being the largest gain, in pro- joner she’; make or cause to be made, an | Past week they have commanded the highest price, and | very large 5 foreign and native plants | the cthexy prisoners. It was evident she was not f 575 16 244 Hi 222 | portion, of any political contest within our know- examination of th, 1 3 every beer. house has nightly been the scene of raiiling | 8nd shrubs, which he cultivated and reared in the if, on any sach, application it shall Bot appear’ to thy | operations for the game. Pumpkin pies ate in grent | yard in the rear of bis house; and the reason he | Pectt ing into the room where the other 2 5 commissionsr thet the seme hath been’ invented or | demand, and it is probable there will be considerable | made it a condition of the lease that defendent should | Prt, ee Pe nd cas Cae aes | i Rae. discoverq by any other person in this country, prior | esting withoutever thinking of the mercy of Him who | not build on the yard. was, that his collection of Fee aca, on the Bat Le Schuylkill... 4939 3,700 35 2,671 3 | as to majority, and two or three estimated by com- to the, slieged invention or discovery thereof by the | €87% it, or giving thanks other then that which is | ylente should not be distusbed ; but he alleges, that Ruane se eet oer that erin amaceenodd | sonia as ans” te Mineweeunty) © | potent Judges in Alabama. The official returns SPpricant, or that it had been patented or described in | CUStomary when the receiver 1s asked to have “ano. | defe Nv ; 1847, commence: uild on | ot be passed unnoticed, that public officers must be Nbany 563 will not probably vary the result matetially. ha br y Surq’hanna. 1; 5 1802 2607" 93 P ¥ any printed publication in this, or any foreign coun. | ther small plece””—not the peace which has blessed the | the premises, and in doizg so dug up theentire of his | seoure from insult by prisoners while engaged in vieit- | ‘74 1'350 1.344 958 1,169 2,193 93 ———_ try jror bad been in public use, or ob sele,awrith the | Country; for many, are carcless whether there be peace | Plants and transplanted themin another place ; soon | {2°'the prisons, and that something should be done to resets Y : 5 aT K | Intell icant? « | with the world, or bloodshed on the battle-fleld. after which they decayed and were destroyed. In thi tel Apa! Unpag C3 e Union. 25 2788 (1,765 18 Police Inte nce. on Sommmenionse hall Goce fe tobe semineaniy |. ‘Dhce Orr Hasunban The diley BalbrgA enna ec seecph ba He weeks to recover their value, Ad: | DAN6 Sn example of much, condiet, vn ataeacons, | Wenee 8 Se ea, ae, Shi] gathght el Poms LeneN TS aetanet tae young oeful and important, It ebell be hig dnt to tuo a | gives place to soanes amusing, ridiculous. and tevole- | “"etors Judge Ingraham—Robert Jones ve, The May. | ASK*D Dub Metning Wag dove by tat oMear while: we | Washington O48 38%) 30) Oe ihay “OT | Grcetelueand Mary Ana Alartin, om a watrant te. 4 ‘ - * , a " ceed ‘ 6 J 2 d i Piseloner, is afterwards re-affirmed and carried out in | porting humenity from one eatreme of this great city | °7 d¢.» of the City of New York.—This wasan action | "Gy ingulelng for Harrison it was stated that heoom- | Westmorel’a 8124 6.197 4073 71 | Sued by Justice Lothrop, wherein they stand charged 861 the form of s proviso, in the fifteenth section, pro- | to the other. The cars are not propelled by steam, | 0 the case, brought by the plaintiff against the de- | risined of be ll; but on inquiry at the off 3 ‘alle plained o ing unwi ut on inquiry at the office | wyomin; 6) $09 13 | with stealing something like $45 in |, the property F fondauts, for an alleged injury sustained by him in ' Beene 4838 6,151 5.011 1 | of Thomas J ('rosman, It appears from the facta in viding a rule of adjudication, namely, “That when- | otherthan that which is generated by corn and na: of tl mdant no such repor ever it shall satisfactorily ap) that the patentee at | and frequently the motiv. Dower is of euch a oharactes sisteea ts of negligence, &c. It appeared the pane had | Digntnais there. arity ore ie keepers ont ‘Sat pate the time of making his application, believed himself | that one is led to suppose he bas riddon several miles, | Pleintifl is owner of five houses fronting on Pearl | stated thet ho did notreturn with the other prisoners | rotal ., 186,119 172,061 11,200 161,20: 535 3138 to be the first inventor or discoverer of the thing | when, in fect, Fe is only «few blocks from the starting | ‘treet, and two houses fronting on Elm street. He | totake hie meals, Whilst evgeged in the examins- | + muir included, in 1k. i aoe ck wa patented, the same shall not be held to be vold, on ac- | point. Whe: ither end | Siegen that defendants, by reason of raising Centre | tion Mr. Acker returned. The District Attorney de- | _ t The vote of Ticgs, as actnmed by tho judges, is, Taylor 12045 count of the invention or discovery, or any part | of the line, there is generally not m 1 half-a- | ttreet three feet higher than it originally was, caused | sired that he should see Harrison. Mr. Acker absolu- | Coss, 1,44; Van Buren, U0. This was, owing to thenccidantal thereof, having been before known, or used in any | dozei ee ee verted out of its usual courses, | jutcly refused to permit him tosee the prisoner, and | Yevers:l of the votes of Taylor and Van Buren in Liberty town. parren ; but they gather almost every through Centre street into Pear! sti * reet, i Vi zen $7, Taylor 1, instead of Taylor 87, accused forcien’ countey, if not appearing that the same, of | block, until {t is jammed almost to suffocation. Here, Rochen; Sud ths culverts’ audisewersin front of bis | further stated that had he been present on gur arrival | Bi. meh Va re ee SN Cay ila bere eos 1d dee | 8 ‘she Houston street, they baving been ejecte any substantial past thereof, hud been before patented | then, is s company composed of every variety of char- none of the books should have been shown. On this th a or described in any printed publication,” acter, from the son of honor and fame, tothe dauzhter | ot, being ‘uficlently large to conduct end carry it | determination being exproasod we left tho prison. tore pipcrigatts +5 } ne Meee waiiog Piri Dae tg ile, therefore, the sixth section declares, that a | of shame andinfamy. To each car is an agent, whose | S'n6 "aloges, serious damage, for which he sexe to | iti evidentthat criminals are not treated with equal.) °),,, Hpac The officer conducted them politely to the Tombs, be- the mass of the prisoners. On the | pike...,.. 210 799 ledge. . 40 | N.B. Four or five of the counties are disputed je werein- | york, . ‘hat the acousud parties did washing for Mr. d on one occasion, om bringing homme the staal they obtained access to the des: in ole therefrom the above mentioned n out of the room and esonped. The es were found and arrested by the gpiect, ar leaves the terminus the (all it is to collect the fe 4 9 A Patent bal acue tothe Lnreptae, (Al other cae ae eo set Si bin vammeagere Tatung. | recover In this aull. Adjourned to to-morrow (thie) | eyeged at hard labor, while the rich and inluantial | TAyIOr over Cass fore the magistrate, where they werg et by thele legal red had not been invented. or discovered by any | of those who ride on this line are yearly subscribers, | ™°FBing, se aylin 1 were tion, I was informed that Do, over Cass & savin OE erie the cs Erwin hs ag other n in this country,” the proviso of the | while others ride every day, who pay up asixpence for | | Common Preas, Nov. 22—Before Judge Ingrabam.— | the friends of a ni ‘ofthetsws bad been | Polk over Clay, in 18: foe gb setae askin Ape Liem eRe ice cheng fifteen tion enacts that the patent shall not be | each ride. One of the latteris an old lady, just about | Hinry Stlree vs. Robert Rennie —This was an action of | permitted to visit, the day previous, on the island. but Taylor's gain... day: ome wistrate remarked. that ‘he did not know him anymore than he did the prisoners; therefore he held |. (all other conditions being complied with) | as largeas two ordinary persons, whoinvariably has a | covenant. It appeared that the defendant is the pro- | the public authorities were refased sny opportunity of could not accede to any such proposition. The Jus- on account of the invention or discovery, or any part | basket on her arm, and ushers from Centre market, | prietor of the Lodi calico printing works, in New Jer- | judging whether the law was exeouted or not. Crime, | Increase of whig vot thereof, having been before known or used in any | and if the car does not ‘at the moment, the agent | sey, and that the plaintiff, who is over twenty-one | I thought, levelled all distinctions It seems, at our Do, of democratic vote foreign country.” is sure to get a “little bit of her mind,” asthe term is, | years of age, bound himeelf to defendant for four risons, the rich and the powerful are favored. If we Do. of Van Buren over Birne: : ead bate immediately, be should require goed oat Th visions introduce an im nt modifica- | but which usually turns out to be s considerable years, to learn the trade of a calico printer. For the | live in a community of laws, let them be executed. in the sum of $500 each for their appearance at court tion o! law of patents designed to protect the | blowing up. She is known to all the agents, and avery, rst two years he was to receive $6, for the third year | Let the people know who are ready oo procest the guil- Total increase. . 6.6... see eee fer trial, Thetr counsel then left. and said he would American inventor against the injustice of being | one of them seem awed at her Worg-spposranice, he was to receive $7, and the last year $8 aweek. | ty. Although Harrison was committed only om Satur- | Aggregate vote for President in 1848... return shortly and give the requisite bail. In the thrown out of the fruits of his ingenuity, by the exis- | few days since she rode with one of these agents, and | Some time during the fret year three or four English- | day, 1 have been informed a petition was circulated Do. do. for President in 1844 . the space of half an spe he returned again with tence of a secret, invention or discovery abroad. | one of considerable celebrity for his iteness, espe- | men game to work at the factory, at a ‘ticular | among the members of the Common Council, and Do. do. for Governor, in October, 1848. .336,754 | Dutch grocer, who was willing to swear that his sty, mM ‘That is to say, one not patented, and not described in | cially to the ladies. As she roached his car. he | branch of the business. The knowledge of this par- | signed by several, recommending him for pardon. Let Viz , Johnston, (whig)......++ ++ .168.527 , of gacest-oe were worth $800; but the Justice ¢ ek any printed publication. Itis well known that such | jumped from the platform and offered assistance, | ticular branch was confined to those persons, and they | ur know who recommends for pardon a man who has * Longstreth, (dem ) oo 168,297 hin’ instthdloms peckiity, rafuaed tO reesieg Lees secrets of trade exist im great numbers, designediy | when the old lady turned and looked at him. That | naturally declined to instruct tho plaintiff, alledging | thrice been charged with violation of the same law— 4 pts esc bail, and finally committed both t.¢ sie him as withheld from the public; and when, therefore, the | look was sufficient. He stood lyzed as it wera, | that they merely worked for the defendent, and were | twice committed on his own confession of belag enga- Johnston's majority....... 300 Tombe in aah of bail. ae girls to the Americaninventor has been so fortunate as to invent | before her, and did not move hand or foot until she | not bound to teach his apprentices; but that he might 1d in keeping a gambling ho: sround which the Tombs; ! u or discover the same thing, he isas spublic bene- | was safely seated. Of a lively disposition, and gene- | come at night, if he chore, and look at them. The | agonies of hundreds ruined, and the lamentations of | Taylor's vote over Johnston’ see e eee eee 17,686 A Very Hard Case—A case of a very distressing families crushed, are yet ringing. To the honor ofthe | Cass’s vote over Longstreth. sseeeess 4134 | Bature took place yesterday aftern before Justice factor, as if the secret did not exist in any foreign | rally neatly attired in black, with a delicate goldchain | plaintift ap ied te the defendant, but the latte country ; and it was the intentien of Congress to | extending from the button hole of the vest, and a e could give no redreg: secure to bim his rightful oat in the result,and | smile always on his countenance, he has become a par- | workmen to instruct a na it ine ere ee - foreign Metab a cpa with Cag peo aye of whom will Lede 1 Re rel a Be} i ooming forwar: rwards, el for @ patent, or = je with no other agent. He ma: often seen, when | penalty for breach of the indenture. 6 defence | bers of the corporation which has the a intment ot he, out a patent. There is no more reasonable or just | standing alone on the platform Re his car ladulging | was tbat the plaintiff was properly instructed, as far | the keeper of the prison, the people in aa he ae pret ht 2 ge ld pave sore are en ts foundation, or title of property, than that which has | in theatrical gestures, and if he is approached, may be | as be (the defendant) was capable of instructing him; | investigation into this matter. iE ie time the people inate hums crite lnirecttseune, priatibally Deen t0 imperfectly secured by law in the products of | beard to quote some sentence of, «Jeep tage y, | that he left defendant's rervice of his own accord, | should be informed whether of not we live in a com. | Y@Piv; the losses of the latter being principally d inten- | which he has learned by visiting the theatres. and was not entitled to recover. Sealed verdict to: | munity governed by la 6 ecuted by their | Cofined to Wilmot’s disrrict, (Bradford, Susque- py fellow. Bui morrow (this) morning. t agente, or whether our prisons are in the hands of hanna, and Tioga counties,) where the democra- t Unirhdicaras Conitielowiak’O Nov, 22 — | those who are ready to become the protectors and de- | tic vote fell off for Cass, 2,445 votes; wlule the | shot and killed in battle ; consequently, in J. W. Metcalf, Eeq., Commissioner.— Charge of | fenders of oriminals. The District Attorney own, | whigs lost as follows, in counties July last, on the perfect conviction that her husband ease the intention is clear, and the language explicit | wrapt in deep meditation, as if endeavoring to solve lement.—The case of Wm. H. Danbam captain | greeted by a most decided round of approbative de- Johnst'n. Longatr'th. Taylor. Cass. V. Buren. | Was dead, she married aga n, and was living very and unequivocal, leaving mo room for construction. mentally some dificult problem in algebra, His coun- | of the bark Clarisea Perkins, charged with embezzling | Monstration. and the officers in court obliged to | Beaver. 764 2383 2.655 2,803 530 | happily with her second husband, when lo! the first The proviso, without the aid of the sixth section, | te! has a melancholy cast, and never seen to | 950 doubloons. came up this morning for investigation. | exert their authority to restore silence | Chester. 5140 5949 5,360 507 | turned up. yesterday, having just returned with his furnishes. clear rule of adjudication, by which the Speak to him, and ten to one if he hears the | [t appeared that on the 25th of August last, the | A8#00n as stillnees wes obtained in court, the Re. | Crawfoad. . 2849 2,205 2748 624 | regiment from Mexico, and was stationed at Fort Ha- rights of parties are ascertained ; and it is impossible | voice addressed to him, except the expression touches | owners of the vessel at this port, gave the accused two | Corder, arising, stated that he should substantiate all 2.087 = 3,418 2,032 356 | milton. The second hurband, believing the first hus- that an executive officer should regard that as an ob- | tpon some point of education. Ia moment, thi tage of doublcone, containing 260 each, to convey to | that was stated by the District Attorney, and should | 1,568 2410 1.544 —_ 204 | band to be dead, demurred to his claim, when demand- ction to the grant of a patent, which the courts of | his countenance lightens up, and his mind reverts to | Tyjnidad; one of the bags and ite contents, were | deem ithis duty to present the facts to the next grand | Mercer. 3.109 «2.977 3094 —-1,080 | ed by the legal husband, and to test the legal question 39 3,898 3,820 468 | the parties were all brought before the Justice, by id as he could not compel his | two aldermen on this bench, (Messrs. Knight and | Van Buren’s vote. ... + 11200 | Lothrop, in which a agninst their will. He, | Crolius,) they declined to touch such a document.— | Increase in Nov. compare +! 98,920 | two children, was the party complained agai ia to recover $200 the | To you, who are judges of this court, and also mem- THE FREE SOIL VOTE. appeared from the evidence produced before the mag's- trate that about two years anisix months ago her hus- enlisted in the army. and went to battle 'y good looking woman, with i in Mexico, since which time the poor woman received neither support, nor any letter from him, during that supposing him to be dead, from the fect of it aman by the same name as her hus- mit andit is to be regardedas the presum tion of the legislator, effectually to secure it, where the | under all circumstances a haj reason of the law will apply, and the language used | him, andina few moments will admit ofa favorable interpretation. Inthe present | pearance. He is a man of middle age, and seems onan indictment chargiog him with burglary in the | This statement shows clearly that, in the above | aithough he raid he should like it much better if the ware bound to overrule as unavailable, The objec- | the time when, in the daye of his earlier manhood, | owned by Stilton & Co, of Boston, ‘er be- | Jvry: Washington tion, therefore, which is now d. that an origi- | among the snow-capped hills of Fingland. | fovyed to the owners; Dut both bags weve tobe headed | _ Motion to put off Trial.—The timo of the court was | —— = =| officer shaaboit, for investigation. The poor wife, ona fide inventor in this country, who verily be- | he ‘taught the young idea how to shoot.” His | over to John Berryea, of Trinidad, When the vessel | teken up, this morning by the counsel for Mary Fowler, Total. . 21,085 23,512 20,891 3,669 | who was bathed in tears, at the misfortane of having himself the original or first dis r, at the | whole cul is at once filled with the subject, and | reached her destination, only one bag was delivered | indicted for keeping @ disorderly house at 175 Spring | 21,085 two husbands, created the pity of all present. The of bis application, and did not know or believe | he discourses fluently upon the proper mode and beau- | to the consignee. Deposition: ting the fact were | street. Counrel for defence wanted to put off the trial — —- | first husband, upon consideration, was willing to take that his invention or discovery was ever before | ties of instruction. He is met by another. and there | transmitted to this city. The v then watched, | for the term, but bis motion was opposed, and the case | Dec. of whig Dec of Dem. | her back to his arme, having, as he said he had, good known a ‘and when, in fact, it had not been | reems to be tome difficulty in the car of his friend, | and on her arrival on Monday week Inst. as she enter. | was finally set down for Friday next. VOt@s seer vies 1,806 Vote... 104 juarters for her at For} Hamilton, The second before invented or discovered by any other person in | about the fare of some of the passengers; but as the | od the East River, a boat left her, in which there was | Attempt to Commit Burglary.—James Boyle was tried husband was also willing to resign his illegal claia, | this country, and had not itself, or any substantial | driver only has a black eye, on, There is trou- | one person, and rowed the FE: § part of it, been before patented, or desoribedin any | bie brewing, however. ‘The’ fest ‘mentioned agent has | O70 Rer#O boarded by the custom hesse oMace-cthe | first degree, im breaking into the house of Robert | counties, where Van Buren polled a considerable | first husband had not turned up, as Poor Pillicoddy printed publication in any ‘country, that the Ameri- | a refractory pasrenger or twe, who refuse to pay, but | accused about the same time left th . | Boyer, No 115 White street, on the 8th of Octoberlast, Vote, there was a whig loss, in consequence of the | would say. The case will be further investigated to- n inventor in such a caseis not entitled to a patent | being ofa gentle turn of mind, he pockets his hand, | on shore and went to the WMREAE Nose crake | Mrs. Boyer testified that, ‘at about one o'clook on the abstraction of free 801 votes; while in other coun- Robbed in the Prison Cell.—On ‘Tuestiay ‘aight 6 for his discovery, because it had been before known or | andfaysno more. Presently the refusing passengers | owners. One of the owners ani ¥ morning of the 8th of October, she was awakened from ties of t i map, by the nam eae ecerelcd country, is directly opposed to the | approach bim, and before he Ye aware of thelr proximi- | ONDCT®. be of the ovners Seishin Wit cites ee ene onssokiag rovras taptwindew lt the,|.0 ee lie Ecats there! wales general) whig gain. by the police of the Sixth ward, beleg stupiily, crunk intent, the policy, and the express words of the act of Re one of them deals him a blow, which staggers him. | house and found Captain Dunham there; he was then | Tear of the house she saw a white man, with his hands Delaware. in the public street. When brought to the stati Congress, and {s without any legal foundation. ¢ turns around, and in an instant the blood of the | asked about the money, but could give no satisfact upon the window si, the window having been already | Conaness, 1348, * p, 1948 house, ke was searched by the cay In such a case the American inventor is, in contem- | lion is up, when he takes the chances to come out se- | account of it. Mr. Relyea procured ond Oty | paired, She made an outcry, and the person jumped | Whig, Dem. Whi, eke . found in his poo plation of law, under the provisions of the act of | cond bers, and im another instant the trio are prostrate | Whom the captain was given In charge, “Tho vcerhee | down and made off, He was discovered and arrested | Counties. Heuntha. Whttcey Reine Gem E'S | the lock-up oo Congrers, the original and first inventor. The fact | omthe ground. He struggles hard, and by the aid of | examination ; journed to Friday next, | inthe yard of the house adjoining. He was convicted | New Castle yo 6so”” 'gboo” 2717 79 | ers. During the night, a young thief; by, the mame of that an invention not patented and not described in | some pedestrian who is passing at the time. relieves Before A. Gardiner, Eeq.— Charge of Homicide — | Of anattempt to commit a burglary, and the court | 1/396 1.497 11336 1 | Samuel Henrie, searcked the drunke in all ov any ‘ated publication, has been before known or | himeelf of bis troublesome friends, and like Chapman | Robert McCarren, captain of the packet ship Colum- | sentenced him to the State prison for two years. } Vs74 ys34 18. | and discovered a wallet ip & secret pocket, in the used in any ign country, is rendered immaterial | in victory,crows. Another, of ordinary stature, seems, | bus, was brought up, to-day, for examination. It ap- | Trial for Grand Larceny.—Martin Wyman, alias | s i 9843) — | borem of his T-shirt. This wallet contained $50, except eo far as it may have come ded knowledge of | too, to have some trouble. He has @ man in his car | peared, from the testimony of the witnessess, that | Wakeman, and Benjamin Andrews, the latter a black | Ti Je’ ett ~The Im bank bills; also, in amgther of clothing the applicant, and may thus confllet with the oath or | who reems to have been to the fount of Bacchus, and | Shout 12 o'clock on the night of Stinstent’ are: | Man, Were put on trial, charged with grand larceny, | —‘Total....6,443 5,952 6,421 5,898 88 | the young thief found a silver watch, Yataéd bY $6. affirmation which he is required to take, or with his | has fallen asleep, with bis feet stretceed across the | port was made to the captain that the ‘steerage wasin | having, om the lath of October last, stolen a chest, | 7,1 C | Im the morning, this thief, with» black. fellow called e'aims ason criginal inventor. Ifhe is an original in- | floor, over which a lady, who is just entering, stumbles. | 2 very dirty state ; upon which he ordered the passon. | Containing $200 in money, and $250 worth of clothing, | #Y OF over (ass. 523 | Albert White, and a white .tellow called Lawrence Yentor, and is in a condition to take the oath or a fir. | Porsessed of many of the polite qualities of the one | gers on deck, preparetory to fumigating and cleaning | the property of Francis Sieke, grocer, at 41 Anthony , Houstonover Whiteley . 491 | Dunn. planned together to divide this money between mation pretoribed, then the act removes the supposed | first named, to the comfort of the ladies, he immediately | fre steerage, All the passengers came on deck except , #iteet. The chest stood in a room back of the grocery them when they got out: Burns, however, on Being objection out of the way, requires the commissioner to | rings the bell, marshals all his strength, and puts the | Nathaniel Smith, who positively refased to leave his | store, about fifteen minutes before it was missed; a | Reports from the States: woke up in the morning, disgovared his lossand com- issue the patent, the courts to declare it valid, and es- | sleeping man in the street. He is careful to be always | berth ; upon which the captain sont down four of the | White anda black man, answering the description of Virarnia—It is conceded by the whigs, gives | MUnicated the facts to the captain, who at once had tablishes the American Fight, to the exclusion of the | prepared, and wears his hair and whiskers closely crop- | crew, and he was brought up by force. He was then | the prisoners, were seen coming out of analley leading | rom 800 to 1,000 majority for Cass. es, Bi | the whole matter investigated snd the.suspected rad i Aircovery; wh'eh has not, in either mode indi- | id that they may not serve as @ halter to lead him to | handouffed and tied to one of the staunchions. Soon | ftom the rear to the front of the premises, A third | ; . nga 7 le | parties searched, and the found, on the coated by the act of Genre tase communicated to | defeat. Among them is a regular Jonathan, from the | after, according to the testimony ofthe mate, a squall | Perfon, concerned with the thieves in the transaction, Nortu Caroxina.--Taylor’s myyority, 8,500, negro White, who, it. see od conviet the public. T have the honor to be, wilds of Connecticut. Unlike many of the others, he | game on, and snapped the stern-sail boom, which fell | offered to dieclore to the police, on consideration of Grora1a.—The majority for Taylor is 3,000. from Auburn State ptison. tro! i escaped Very respectfully, is cf a surly disposition, and er, looks pleasantly | on the deceased and killed him; he never was heard | his own safety against protecution. The prisoners ( Dae ih acme three years ago, stealing, et the time,s suit of Your obedient servant, upon any one, In his eye, the ladies are only the ne- | to speak a word after; he was then taken into the sa- | Were convicted of the larceny, and sent to State Lovisiana.—Taylor’s majority will be over 2,500. clothing belonging to one of the keepers, money ISAAC TOUCEY. ceesary spp ee Coie family oh should | joon, and next morning was sewed up in canvas and | Prison, Wyman for three years and sx months, and | PPIi.inois. --The contest has been close, but the | im this care has not been recov: an but the Itthus appears that we have only Morse and | Zever tate then childves to rite tan of & thrown overboard, ‘The Commissioner, upon hearing | Andrews for four yoare nd ais month summonedgto | Dials is believed to be for Cass; although the cains | MeERirhte 10sked them all yp e's Fexthenmagring. ‘ ‘ : 1e mony, stat a e 5 urs ined —" + 9 e ii terday House left to occupy the telegraphic ground in this | Jady who had a child with her, to got in his car. There | clent to sustain a charge of mannlaughter against Cap. appear and act as jurors during the present term, belag | {OF Taylor, in all but 16 counties, were we he oi. tha tavecnvol the prophets Kopetoe Rese went eountry. were but few passengers at the time, and the little gir | taim McCarren, and discharged him, | called, and not answering to their names,were fined $25 | 18. More than 3,000 to be overcome in the re- | it. tion house, officer Ht i enteol Popular Education in the West. Toul epee tes eels th was ree eee fere peene | _ Count or Gunenat. Szssions, Nov. 20.—Boforethe | fire. ge Woodward: Jehu A. Brush, Walter W? fa? pd, Sie paral qome sided, whe ne walk et nm . up car un wi , oa | Robt. T, Woodward, Jobn A, Brush, re W. — i 5,000. manded that the seat of the little girl should be va- | Reeorder, and Aldermen McKnight and Crolius. Concklin, Russell Hall, Wm. HM. Wisner, John Sniffin, RIED, 07 088 TOALOTNE MARTY pO st oe bomtaiyt’ eae sie sided ; do Geo. A. Bock, Douglas Molntire, Sandford C. Brown. Mississirri—Still undecided ; reports favorable $ ng, yo do Convicted of Burglery.—James Mack, and John | to Cass. . po en aly ot tm Seaneas Ponnie? Arxansas--Taylor gains considerably, but the | utter, Justice fotteep asked the prisoner a sheviimete“anaee ery ge ned hn m Ninth street,” tald the prison , ‘Trial for Grand Larceny.—Joseph Carson was put upon his trial, charged with grand larceny, in having An address, on the subject of popular education me cle, The mosber m the West, was last night delivered in the ye a y thi see eee eee sivten O00, in eodd cake, ews James tienie tnt Oliver street church, by ex-Governor Slade, of no use— a language boeess s0 harsh and insulting | Fen “of Oot } milton, on the | spencer, alias Benson, were convicted of burglary in Peet A that she was obliged to lea . He h 4 Oe CCUTATEaE, TCE RECN, Vermont. He said :--It is not my purpose togive, | liar facult, , for for vd ag oe ‘he pecu- | that the complainant, Hamilton, with » com anion, See pentaa’ ie ties sorber oC ape ene Went : " ; q nemed Murray, came into the olty, from the State 0 of education, but to make a practical discourse. | fore. A fow days since, a man who was leading large | Went to the house kept by Carson. at 37 Cherry street. | jewelry, worth, invally about. Jars satisfied that every man knows what education | bull bea ect Ling ween te front platform of me OE eu thtm hus tiaytacurper s pon Merete ‘portions of it, were f¢ ind we are to inquire here what 1s to be done? | fushed to the front of the ear, dua tedenon Ors oe ) | iu advance. This they refused to do, He then want- pie State goes for Cass by a large majority. ‘Wisconstn—Cass’s majority about 1,500. L Towa—Result not known, but reports favorable agist ate at the to Cas little out of your latitude, going down Nassau street. the House of Trxas.--Harris county, in which Galveston is Yomumast boxe ee By oe ‘our share Tf situated, gives a small majonty for Cass; the areas tld youth; “ there are the$2 Bu rate, “ you must have been ced on day. nd Jury.—The grand jury Joining county a small majority for Taylor. one favorit Shall we lie idle on this subject, when there are so | with, “Wall, now, Mister, I guess that ’are dog aint goin’ ed them to sign s paper agreeing to pay a week's Di ge 9 a ‘1 tior Itis our duty to know that we should do t "| were disel the Recorder, who presented them Louisiania, ‘ N,"' said the 4 4 y n retired, satisfied that he had wo sented to their remaining without these conditions. | the tha the Sourt for their attention to the du- New Onveans, November 18, 1848, « een oe seas” and of on Somcetcampennee , joven) |, 1848, something, and find where our labors will be most 7 * er that time. Within a short tim Their beggage war put into a baggage room, atter ter wu inenttns oe [hale Werner rite iproeeee om bows OF the oars, who have tar bE Lp Ait cere pvat ie lainant vad Ono. py will be ined fn'th bcontt until Friday Returns from nearly every parish in the State have o adele s, ces of the superannuated, or of thi leavored, on at his yu x ‘ charchen; but auch isnot the case with the whole | who have found nother Aeld of labor,’ ‘Owe of these gould mot for along time, ie beg locked Up eed the ermine ua ‘thie day _Cessmom Plan anu | DU reeiveds whieh sre Taplore maorty of 00 re boggage room, = ne " | ,: world. ‘There 18 great effort needed for our own | young man. who, by the way: is something of a buekk, | oy 8 fom not at hie | let: 1, 07, 180,143, 145, 147, 41,73. 75, 83, 179, 115, 117, ‘Texas, country. I thu tical tinguishing | has rendered himself extremely popular amoug the ju- | his posession. When, at length, Hamilton got at his ry. I 8 8 emphatically, distinge shing sahenasoa ofthc tnn Paaitel eric uteiecee Domkage, he found ft bi 1 talioued fer ane $40 | 107, 309, 19, 47, 149, rity 4, 164, 88, 6, 108, 110, | New Ontwdns, November 18, 1848. jrae at the cor. Mom, Us Sete ite fre Re > te ’ Art} the . Moore, U. 5. Ari . his countenance. He is one of those accommodating | !9 gold stolen therefrom. This testimony being in, | 118, 148, 82, 94,36, 126, 5 ‘We have but few returns; but the State is generally | toughton, do. ; J. Spaulding, Bostom; J: Hi. Martin, to go home in, as bis had va a after ing the hotel. This young ‘aan, like many o! ew beast of himself in order to obtain the f worth of his ticket. spirits that always performs the labor of his post with. | the District Attorney, in answer to a question from hg , ; ; aifee} Dubin’ Gttecting car oth cht thinking or caring whether his efforts Re appre. | tbe counsel for the accused, stated that he could not | Fyne at Mempmis, Tewx.--The Memphis Eagle | Cmeeded to Cass pS Sl a ea Bag Belg th AR oi AY ‘The valley of the Mississippi ni clated. Berlden those who attend through the day, | @*K for a conviction again't the prisoner; the gold | of the 20d ult. says —About six o'clock, yesterday \selnsippl. Fiencrd? Lieut. Granville Moyle, British Navy: Hon, Jeave that people without the are several whose duty it is to keep a look out during | ™'ght have been stolen by some person while the bag- | morning, the cotton shed of Mr. W. Hevend ‘wae is j lower AY owe” lo Moy hg ERS ile of beathentsm may overo the night. Sometime since, one of these, a mere strip- | g#8@ tood in the hall, The court informed thejury | covered to be on fire, and was consumed, with its oon- New OntzAws, November 18, 1048. | J. B-and Mee. Werner eto Gov. Young, Albe- our If we would act for the m ling, had occasion to collect fare from a’ man who re- briny Ve Opinion, there was not evidence to con- | fonts, being about 529 bales of cotton, valued at some | All but twelve counties have been heard from; TaY” TE a ela , * Of the world, we should first think of our own country, | fared to pay. He made no noise, while the other la- | Vict; and the jury pronounced Carson not guilty. $14,000. owned. principally, by planters. It is supposed | lor is 1,000 Bead. ‘The result is doubtful. "gioretary Bucbenan is on a visit to Landaster. intellectual moral 2 | viehed his abuse, but in the end succsededin getting the | nother Case of Grand Larceny.—A man, named . Ween Gray mee, women sua uid, mar receive. | full six cents for which he had been contending. One | Patrick Cowan, was next put on trial charged with W Rave bee ro SS : ——., Wiliam Hr Seward, ox-¢ joverner of New York, isin a brietion education—that wo may become the light | would suppose that he would foar to grapple with one ng eight pieces of gold coin, worth $40, from Jobn Tne Weatner, yesterday, indicated a speedy | « : jtimore. of the nations of the world Two centuries anda | of strength ; but not so; with the courage of a tiger, | Nutt. The complainant, when called to testify, stated closing of the concl ond fiver navigation, It was ® Crtanieston, November 22, 1548, quarter ago, God sent the Puritans—men rent by God he most boldly contends for his right, regardless of all that he was on his way from the State of Maine to freeaing alt during the day and night. ‘Snow fell at 1 State Taylor's majority is 1,000. the following :— ‘i ~-and they landed on the rook of Plymouth, where | conrequences, rave the lors of the passage money. Wisconsin, andin ing through this city, on Wed- Boraicrwesal all the dey = Saturday.—dibany ire : Carr, resident Minister of the United they flourished If the colony had been planted in Tine Woaxs Woxvens.—After a long time, anat- | RCrdey last, he went into a clothing store, near the | 1), “y,., ria re v Arkansas. e States of America, at Constantinople, went to the pa~ the valley of the Misrissippi, it would have died ; but | tempt was made, on. Tuceday, to clear the atreete of | AJbany steamboat landing.to purchase @ uit of clothes; | 5" — ‘ Gnanueeros, Nov. 22, 1848, the Sublime Porte, where he liad aonference Ht was plants don the rock-girt shore of Plymouth, where | the Second ward. and such an attempt was never be- | Sfer having ba for the lothing Nutt wentinto | The Hudson and Berkshire Railroad i Ne'Clls 5 with His Excellency the Minister for Foreign Affaire, SH Hlourished, and New England hos been traiaed; and | fore witnessed, The wonderfal performances of eweep- | Steck ToGm to take some money out of « belt; the | grat-rate condition, “The H rail is laid, and ¢ The State of Arkansee bas gone for Cate by aboat | He was received with great reepect end marks of de- ing and carting begun, and ‘ab night the diflerence | Prisoner followe into the room, and Nutt having | ang passengers ate transported with speed @nd safety, | 000 majority: ference by all the officers of the Sultan. that we may m: im the Courrier de Constanitineple, of the 4