The New York Herald Newspaper, August 6, 1849, Page 4

if mt was intense, and the room re orowded to suffocation. Hundreds | mand, at @ large crowd | Bes dol lowlett's Exchange, were unable to obtain admission, was assom bled opposite, iu frout of await the result wit was made by the Consul, and @ conti: thereon ied for by his counsel, on the in reference to the other three After some further remarks on the part of Mr. Dufour. in order that the position of the Consul might be understood, gave notice to the court resent case was one charg- and battery, aud aud the Spanish Consul with being sold at a considerable advance. usiness doing in pork, but the mark: heavy, and holders were not dis ors. - Beef was quiet, lots to the trade. Lard was dull and held above the views of quotations were nominally the sa mor but dull, at previous game grounds as those uotetions. Geod ed. Sugars con- ued firm, and the market closed with aa upward aud molasses, C Jeoom Moxanre was then called and sworn— Witness wesides in Fronehman strovt; has at No. 628t. Ann street; Liorente requested ‘Witness to let Rey sleep in his house; one night Lierente came to witness's shop, in St Ann strest, in pany with one Ayala; Lioreate took witness aside, and asked him whether he would be good enough to favor or assist an unfortunate man in difficulty; th: was ata segar store at the corner of St Gravier streets, aud tl te be poisoned; witnons t! . committed noguilty act towards the United Btates, he was ready to reovivo him; Liorente then turned to Ayala, and putting his hand on witness's shoulder, sald: “Did | not tell you we should meet with > Two days afterwards, onthe Sth ef June, Liorente brought the man Rey to witness's house; Rey remained at witness's house until the Sth of July; Rey was at witness's house he was waw taken sick the first time on the d the second time on the 24th or 26th | Over spring prices. y y Dr. M. Moll; the second xy was taken sick, Dr. Moll found him vomiting Rey told witness he thought he ey lodged with witness from the of June to the bth of July, and dined with him en he (Rey) was sick; Re: elothes at witness's house; Key never asked wi to wear a small Panama hat ver #pactacles, lorente came to witness's house on the ‘th of last mouth, when Ayala loft for Havama on the d told witness that Ayala had gone to vans, and asked Rey if he would uct go en the levee told him two or three times that he witness then closed the doors of his shop; witmesa told Rey that Ayala was going to Havana © rope round Key's neck; Liorente then Witness replied that Ayala te Havana to a chocolate manu- deney for both was firm, and prices Benes see ards. id at an advance over 1,741, Porto Cabello 6 months, as they run; 300 St. Juan. 8 c: vate terms. The market is vory ight stock in first hands. hts hemlock has advanced to, rice of middle and light he country has put a stop je tanneries, and unless the streams are soon supplied by rains with water, tne scarcity o leather will exceed anythin In upper leather a ttle doing, ewing to the want of stock, There is @ good demand among manufacturers, at advanced prices of about 10 per cent re sold at about Ti{o., rm an Leaagen.—Over wo! 1636 w 16 cents, or t weights. The droug! to many of the I prehensive that on repliod, that that has been ko calf skins, there is but & good friend: during the time twice sick; Ri =Total, | MARKETS ELSEWHERE, cokers’ Hox rd.—10 sh every dey except lo. Vermont 0 do. dle. 47'4; 25 do. fol b Hae? Kailroad, 21; 10 do, do., #39, 19%; 25' de ‘vstern Railre: do. East Boston 4 5 vette Bank, 97; dividends Vermont Central Railroad, do. Vermons and Brohers’ Second Board, Aw (; 0 do. Vermont with him; Re: W shs. Yormont an Mass. Raslroed, 32 45; 16 do, Norfolk Cou had ‘told bim that be was goin, and himself pardoned; Liorente told wit- there were three lawyers to interfer thet vo criminal could defend id that when there were three lawyers, there was ways one who eould see better than the others. Ne- ‘ver has soon Rey since the Sth day of July. On the might of the 6th July witness called Llorent Coffee House, sorner of 8t. Ann and ( le and went with him te the Place d’Armes. Witness was. Liorente answered that nandes’s house that Rey @elng to Vera Crus or St. Thomas. Witness be- and told Llorente that if Ayala was here his face, and Liorente’s, too, for hat person to witness's residence. ite told witness that the dagger Ayala Llorente then had—poin atthe same time. Licronte acknowledged hed nm to witness's house was nd that if witness would go with Consul would give him a satis- ‘bat the Consul was mueh pleased Rey at his house. c ; Ke was then pointed out to him by Lloreate ‘ttness was here asked to point out Liorente, which @id. He is a short, stout Spaniard, with large blac! °. tora witness that he was afrald the house ia which he was @ eame to witness's house; Rey was sald and St Charles tore called La Corina; Rey was ed on secount of something which witness eannot that something was, but believ bout eoming away with some prisoners; of the prisoners who esea) morning, 4th inst , Jase W. Lunt, in the 89th year of his a, The friends of the fomily are respootfully Invited to attend his funeral, this afternoon, at 5 e'elock previse- ly, from his late residence No. 106 Prince atrest. Carers, infant daughter of William aud Cathe- ed #2 months and 16 days. the family are respectfully Inviged to attend the funeral. this (Monday) afternoon, at 3 o'clock, from the heuse of her father, Mo. 134 Chestnut tree utreet. On the 5th of August. 1849, Kyra R, the only son of ving om hg and /rances Wariag, with the dropsy on the rine Trilford, asked Liorente whore dhe had been told at Mr. at on enknown Poughkeepsie papers please oopy. the 3d inst.. of w lingering illaess, Jomx . deriok and Rebecca Liese,aged 1 year ard 8 months ‘On Saturday, the 4th. after a long illness, Mes. Many Garvin, widow of the late Morris Griffa, in the 58th year of her age. it and the friends of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend her funeral, on afternoen, at 33 o'sloek, from hor late resid ‘The members of the Whitel nevoleat Association are respectfully invited to On Set August 4th, Wa. B. ¢ seme one whieb explanation; lorante’s eond' 10 Moore street. ge, end a mou! in the 35th year of hours, of the pri On Sunday m ning, the Sth inst, Mr. Wi yin the 66th year of his age, in ‘corner fof Gravi Feary a da ao His relatives and frie @: reoisely oak ie was son, William Mason, Jr . 6: noon, iad o'clock, without were Fernen- e night Rey was in con- jouse, named Ma- himselfon the 7th of July; not know whether Fernandes, who was arreste: the segar store here; Rey told witness isoned by Fernandes ‘yala were in the habit Rey at witness's house; Rey went out walk- ; the first attack of 0 last; Rey ocoasion- ‘tacles im order Rey suspected dex, Villaverde, Vermation with im, who afterwards shot of Michael Gregory, aged 22 years and The friends and acquaintanc: of the family are ro- ‘tend the funeral, from her late reridence, 22 Seammel street, at 3 o'clock. Joux T., son of John K, and that he was afraid he would be and bis friends; Liorente and tug with Liorente once or twice Rey's sickness was the same as ally wore speetacies: to diaguise himeelf; that he would be murdered; Rey did not tell witness that he was afraid he would be murdered; leaving a ned and being stabbed are ; witness loaned Rey @ pistol to not know what le: (Momday) at 3 lock, from $03 Fifth s t. The friends are invited joes not know t! » Miss Banan Crow, in the 67th year of her age. fri Acquaintances of the family are in- vited to attend her funeral, this (M at 3 o'elock, frem her late residence, No. 119 Mercer On Sunday morning, 5th Groacr Van Garson, aged 33 y jatives and friends are reapectfally invited to @ttend his funeral, this (Monday) afternoon, at 3 o'clock, from his late residence, Mr. Themas J. Frank's, No. 28 Walker street. ‘The relatives and friends of Nrcworas Haicur, who was drowned at Rocky Neck, are invited to attend his funeral, from the steamboat Norwalk, at the foot of Market street, this day, at 11 o'clock. The member gown Lodge, of Brooklyn, are requested to nd. On Sunday morning, at 7 o'clock, of consumption, Mr. Groncx Bouton, aged 99 years, a native of Grocawich, | house for fear of being two different thin; dedond himvelf, did not . pistol, or whether It was to kee; soned; (?)' the afternoon Re: i ‘the pletol at witness's shop inst., of eonsumption, sailed for Havana he left ears. St. Anno street; witness nt; witness found the pistol the witness made po moxt morning inquiry about it when he found th Q.—What did you mean by the Pag. that Llorents thought that | was taking istol. gory of the three had spoken to Llorente after Key's parture; Rey uever promised witness money to buy @ negro with; witness did when Lliorente offered to take witness thit he bed no business with him; does not know what bo- Engla The friends of the family are respectful ted to attend his funeral, this Tternoe! Bioek ot 60 Se he on his late residen | Foley Clara ytown, Augus 62 yours. J evening, the 3d inst, @ 79th your of his age man of fine education and great rightness of character 8 Grifio, the last Presidemt of Con- Did Rey ever go by any ether | | !n Philadelphis ‘The deceased was by the name of Garcia Dorova—On the day witheas arked Re: ala left for Havana, s/s) house, what ph: nd Ayala had broug! will tell you the trath; hese persons brought here was Don | ern Territory from Mr. Jef his death was the nearest male hel Karldom of Traquair in having been the Lady Christens 0 _—_—_—_— MARITIME INTELLIGENCE, in the line of entail, to the Does not know the day the brig P. | ip the ling of ¢ = ¢ left; It must have beon seven or eight days belore ‘ihe examination of this witnoss here closed, and the rt gave Doties that it would meet this afternoon, at 8. Court, on Royal stroet, wed; aod that of the boude of the accured wore rem Spanish Consul was transferred to tue U. 8, Commis Lae Peul's (Vin) Vioneer, of the 19th ult, con- te!ce some inteliigence relative to the movements in that sovty Samanioe United States mail stoamasi 2, with mdee, to brig of show 5 * territory. There a neous as yet, and the aifairs of the territory pasa Glong quite smoothly At a moetiag hold on the | ticket for the precinct of St. 8 were selected —- ult., to nomtnat Paul, the following pors For Council. WH. Forbes, Jaa MeBoal BW Bronsom, Henry Jack- son, P. K. Jehneon, Dr J.J. Dewey. The Pionerr loarna that the farmers on the St. Croix rivee were suffering very much from the ravages of worm in their wheat fields bago Indians are oscasionally trouble: fom id om the 4@) of July made sundry, demonstra- tons at Senk Rapids on the St. Paul row: places, upon the qnor evtablishments, for the purpose | Disk: Gn the 12tb ult , Lawes Bordeauny dane’ | 3 , low 2), spoke Br brig V 7 tho weather at St. Paul's was ao 1p dare. with | wmteneely hot, that'the thermometer stood at 101 de. grees ip the shade ‘The Mioneer ways Congress will mi ‘oa, D » Sid in co wit -It is quite probable that the next AD Appropriation fur Tig Alberttos, Coohra Heig Amythist, Brown, & Schr Opnnd Turk, (o dys, with lamber. %, with granite for US Dry Philtdelphia,) Was! th hides to Pal ® road frei Stillwater, at the head of } Py 4a Lac, at the mouth of the St. September, 6 daye from Lafferty Jane i sas |. Schr Globe, Stinn te 8 1. Mitehell sae Meyer, Washington, NC, 1D Heaimea, NO, with naval stores, | I irpoee, whieh sam, it is sufficient to construct the road. ivan, (Me) 6 de 4, Miclston Point, Co | atone fur U8 Dry Book. | Bel in that region, which employment to many laborers, provided they ecessible by the contemplated roed Sehr Betsy Forms. Babvege, ttkat # mail route be establ da Lac, for the , ake region, who in the win no benefit of the mail service. as well tections of the territory ‘87 does not forbid (#e take it) dition of more territory to t for in the then Northwestern thie Mig affect the tater vermment * ordipance has, however, ie eprot, already been riolated phy potiess than thres nor more than five States al formed out of the region Already there are 0 ernment should, 24 matter of policy, and Occupation, dispense with the pur- ehase ot the Chippewa Iands, above Crow Wing, for There are greater inducements for the purchase of the Sioux country, on the Lahontan nud 80. Peters. than for the region west and northwest lor. ody Lake there is Little land whieh the whiter desire toocoupy for a onn- wat of the river from Crow Wing that needs only to (« Ase, bud to Albany. Be | ech eee ff it | and treats, mediate form of The ordinance says that r anit he RB tof the Missivsippl, vel 6 United States then owne States and space left for an- jo; t, Leech, sobre Sarah Biles, Yori vor: J Vail, ag leoking to speed: oe hb, NYork: Alex to come ; but @ owe line is a counts som to attract white men tl the parallel of Crow Wing. that the great fature p: t Mississippi will be found = The ns- jseorarl i¢ too uncertal: tion into the upper valley of that soil and climate are equally good Vexorion Riots ty tun Faascu West Iepres — Captain Jackeon of sehooner Bowditch, from St. i via Turks Island, rey at in the recent elect artial account of ) more than thirty ‘orl 1 ct atoamer Choanpeake, for Ris Jancire, Yal- | Me + close at the aber, Mel in Lacy, (ons of the New York en, Yeoman, from Savanna turbance at Guadaloupe (a . whioh has been before receive Lives were lost, and that in the contiguous Island of Mariegalante 2 number ‘wand the ram’ George, 18 4 Frying Pun bearing NNW. houses were burnt. umber of war steam sent from St. Pierre to quell the dis umber and American produce are re- perted to be extremely dull of sale throughout all the windward Mlends. . Which sailed from Baltimore on the ist Inet , carried out 90 omigranta, 22 of whom were | Cia ship The rest were from Maryland. Pereign Ports, GZ Ie Art Laveck, Radeoker, and NO | fet Jaly 9—Rri } vn ae Verde, aid Yoke Bs Ait ey isware, ¥ from : SUth for Sierve 1 Ports, Sata aro Witham, - Kom belay 8 Bajtimore; brigs Jago: American, Pea Bourn ampron —Steaine! UTM AD “i ip jremen.H Hoffman, dame , M Meyer, My y' ‘ol adam Yon Baumbach. F Veo Vou Baumbach, R Von Baumbach nert, freon, Baq, F Alto linger, Boy. avid Cc Ani bert Delins, Mies & Boiafoll op Youal, Heury jai connet, G6 Prot WD er, eninge, H Glessner, Miss Lang, Misses B Mise A La e, Mics M HAI ay, [met jurney, nite, July 26—Cld Ww ORL mane, ness, NYork; Cyt vietenl, fall, 5 agtall, Dk. A Keppel ‘3 Sussman. ey tein, G Arnetein, Hi , Miss Eawo ischells, Mra Clars Skrainks, Jose ob, 1 Simonsfe dul Potgsha ricke, B Butting f,, A Fitehen and Indy, ete ser ota be tlantio, itetloy sy Rose, Savannah; Foster, Baker, She eee Cuaaiesron, Mars a, & ship Tritom, Simi steamer Wil- he at rcs, Mat, Const Sar¥or; ooht' Xt ftetan sOviDENoM, Aug 3—Scr Sehrs Thos Fe , Mickorsen, ieee hoe Sie Peamietaaaae to Pent Baker} reman, Sid soles . Gardner, N York; Lot, sloop Ben) Franklin, Liver; "i a ‘Arr sloops James K Polk, Goula, Chas Faneounet 4L Graham jr, Joh ladelphia ; Mra & Web: ichard Weber, H Weber, Ph Hermana—B Pavenstadt and Hausmann, GM Lenia: if. A ftelc . » & Vou Kn two sorvints. C Chas Fishor, Pio de S Atkinson JL Bawa ta | dors Websr, Carl t A Stich, Adam Lang an 7, and Ana Lang, Mastors M aud & Along, W Lang, HM Carts, G Treviramus, A Raker, A JA Leicken, 4 Arnstoin ana lady, Joseph Woin aud Mes T Misc s nd Caroli d, M Potachau oa anit Lady, Janus Arnstei Mies Misses M, L, fold. Miss 8 Leopold K at lady, @ tt is J Syinnon, 1, HL Muller, ‘W Addicks, A Addicks, Simou Piser, Miss B Branes, M Holtj>, fist P Bark T J Seuthard—Charles Poloke and A OF LATYERS KGMAINING LN THR NEW YORK ‘ost Oflioe, Angnst 4, 134) OFVIOIALLY PUBLISHED IN THB PAPER HAVING THE Abercromiie Miss ey? Thel An neal hae ‘son MaryJane li Ander. 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