The New York Herald Newspaper, September 8, 1849, Page 2

pee? Few of any North Germap revotation- ‘of {te bead quarters betug 1s ones there the opyrsition de rather ven Ow very uvenntortable und+r Prustiep @omenation From the North there ie nothing partioular, exeept that the Schley wig-tlolstein sud Oenl-b prisoners were te dave been exchanged (Wo days siper Last vignt the overland mail, vie Trieste, came ia, witheul y mews of interent. Teary. ‘We bave later accounts from Milan, which state that the city a7 ip w disturbed eundition The cern bration of the Empress’ birth-day had pass- ed off in & Moet Unsatifeciory maauer Rivts oad .Y place. aud several persous bad deem Mliled and France. 1B the recess important diveusston, General Demyarvier gar Very suttefuetory ascount of the State of feeling im Paris, and expressed hin ovatidence ‘thet peace and tranquillity would be main'a ord Arriv ‘The penineule steaw: ‘She brings dates from Gtorsitar to the loth, Cadiz 16th Oporto. leth aud Lisbos dutch July By the ecevunta pow to hund we are informed that the quarautve regulations iu Portugal, respectiog in- fected or eurpeetyd rhips had been greatly modined— The termer were to periorm wight days, aud the latter ‘three days quarantine braitar was not considered in Portugal an infected ‘fF acbange in Gibraltar en London was quoted at 50% Onur Lirben accounts stete thet tinsnclal matte! Were in & dreadful position Rome. Letters bad reached Faris which atate that the Pope | Deo conferred om Gem Oudivot the htle of uke of Peverasio wud gravted bim # peusiou of 6 000 erowns, for bis valusbi xviers in the cause of the Holy dee, 2 Markets. Lenpon } eway Manser, &., August 25.—The Eng- lie rreuritive have ope steadily. thiv igoruiug. at the elorlog quotations * Orst sale of Consols, at «“bich priew some sales were wade; tor ecouunt, the prices quoted were HX tons fhe 316 i were Gone wt Hod 1d} achange Silis 3: North Staff ra, | preferred, 11; Great | Wertern. Havex orron Vanmet—Larxst —Havi fe The market here tr corton i+ active the sale to-day 00 dels and 30W yesterday Prie 3 Onrenas her rise is wuticipated aud the market closes firmly wa For commercial intelhgence, &c , see the fourth page. NEW YORK HERALD. Gerthwest corner of Fulton and Nassau ote, JAMES GORDON BENNETT, PROPRIETOR AND wDITOR. BOTICE TO CORKESPONDENTS. FOLUNTARY CORKESHUNURNCN, contetuing, tm po ieee {ea quarter of the world: 7 a7 taken of anonymous commuarcutions Reteser te tntended Ser imrertson must be authenticated the m and address of the wemes; not ty v {or his cord faith” We cere 7 aay ie Kdition $.cch, 3 ‘and datribnted lave sutcoladant: ins ee cond can | StU cleRatae aauaieas oF ane telcos i MG gf 834 cents per copy. er 63 pe: iu Burope, priate: Benen and Erolta aN 1b Oh cents per copy. or AE per an iter pi bia ge DOLLA WREATY HERALD, every Mooday, 9 annum ; to clubs, ali “Ter tartans “ye Sy he soon oa or wma 6: 7 a “ gortioemente, bopeucpntlcerthe he poataige will he deducted sd. ‘apt Erie TB. (renewed covery published we and 4, jetty “ad odio, st ao teen tobe ma le manner; Jor ervers te wrimuse URIRTING of al! hints excented beneN/ully. aad wih despatch. Urdere recetoed at the ie ‘AMULAMENTS THIS BV ENING Bowery py 3 Bever —Pisanne—VFoney amp Piry— Bue ras SRVADWAY THEATRE, E, Broadway, -Baaven ov Sa- vie LOS GARDEN, Breacwhy.—Usene Jomn—Napo-~ Leun's Op Guann. BURTON'S THEATRE: mena tw ~ macnhan Chasabeve evreey—Taw Toopime— ne. wi save Minewnnis-—Vevecs CasTLe eve) . ap Ineracuse- ar Paumen ane Cone: — MUSEUM, Q© Urosdway. Prom 9 A. M. to The following te the eouerded circulation. daily, for fast week, of the two journals rexpeotively named :— Difference tp favor of the Herel. ‘Whis exh! erepoe Of MY T21o the dally siren. lation of the Hreste that of the Cr for bawt werk —a fret whieh will be properly appesrinted by edvertiver: and mee of bush throughvut the cova. tay. A word to the wire in snfiiciens, Svuice lo Subscribers. Gubseribers in thy city, Krovkiyn, Willlemeburgh. Jersey * ty, Bo. wey Bre mnnuted thet the Meruld Will De deifvered at thetr boares sree at oF before fx every morning Those*who do mut receive i are feqnested to netfy us ot the deiay, and It aball at once be remrcied Newe—Artival of the Ni wt omits Port, The cteamehip Ningarn arrived wt this port yor fere'my in tye fyienoon, wud in today's Herald we peblel, io detail, the intelligence which she eoa- veyed to us from the European woobd Our filer ond correspoudence, we regret to #ay, om firm the defeat and prostration of the Huage rian cover. A faint hope was wdulged that mut tere were not ne bed as they were represented by selegreph, but all who participated in it are disap. pointed. “The ewure is dreperate. indeed, and poor Hargery hes provtrate at the feet of the Aaetrian end Kursian despots, We bad our doubts from the commenesment of the unequal # ragyle, of her but we hoped thot prewt as were the eom- The Fore pocers bined odds egotnet ber, she would be, inthe ead, reteriens. ‘Thar bberty hus been driven frou ie last foothold, and despotism and tyranay ure te @tublisted, fer the peried that will elapse before the grewt ouma will uke place We do not ere anything to warrant the seepicion that Geerpey prowed trator, The Hunger under Vem, having beew ds feated by Hayoan, aad Georgry without eny reculur base of operations, aud his enpplee being very preearious, he had fy altermative but to submit ashe did. Alas, poor Hungary! ; Arnival axp Deranters of Gen Tare — Geeeml Teylor arrived in this city y day moring, in the steamboot Isane Newton, fom Albeny, bot left it ageia inthe mine o'clock train Philadelphia, em route to Wasinag- } ¢ took breakfast in town, and seemed derirons © (ting wway as soon as poesble. Lf bie health were better, his public reception in thia metropolis would have been in the highest degree complimentary, Asit happened, there were only @ few efficr-holdere nnd our newaboys on the dock, It waee great dieapponnt> went our citizens, to be deprived of the oppor. tunity of paying their reepects to the old hero, wut onder the circometances, it ia well, perhaps, thet his arrival and departure 6 4S private as they were. wwe hie arrived. Lares reow Uavana — We are in reecipt of the Jrerve dela Movina of the 20h alt: we do aot find enything ef mnterestio it. It conta: traa® lation of ihe proclamation of Preendent Taylor Tomobing the expedition sgaiaet Onda, hut there is peta werd of comment eait. The items from Mexico hare been autionpated by the sicumer at Mebtie. e | ARRIVAL AND RECHFTION and adorned whatever tre touched Hits woms, Yea, bed greet telent— for mo or Tea ae ores ae Pope ae Zann ineewry now poke en aly ulation bit tt seemed to heave President of the United States Puctewt or deaf eur. if We dia wot in-pire pe. prs ey ‘ike Lagat 1p the brewst of the old warrior city OF NEW YORK, The Politicians and the News Boys. OLD ROUGH AND READY'S Departure for Washington. THE ARRIVAL, Yesterday morning, as we anoouneed in the Herald, Gon. Teylor arrived in the steamboat [rane Newton from Albany. Sbe renched the pier at the foot of Liberty street at siz o'clock. From the early hour and the fact mot yet being generally Known that he was to arrive for certsin the crowd was not great. ‘There were not more than a hundred persons, among whom wer Alderwai rdevent, Simeon Draper, Hugh Maxwell, Collestor, Mr Howard. Irving House. Mr Stut- sop, Astor House, and the Postmaster. The Herald 0 boys were ow the spot, and gavee hearty eheer for Old Zack. Noone elreshouted hurrah. The old General * then tovk off his bat and bowed tothe repre-entatives of the Herald There wereno preparations made to recetve him. heeaure hie friende who were with bim did not telegraph tothe autborities here to make any arrange: ments br Simeon Draper. who had been telngraphe: the bight before ‘bya friend at Albany that he would certainly wrrive thir morning, got the start of them all. He rove at bulf past: o’civek, aud brought downs car for wopey, was wade at 923; after which they rose | Tage, in order to take Old Zack to bis house or hotel, as to wight be agreed upon in the event of hie being siek | ‘The arrangement bad. however. been previously made | that the President waa to remain iu the boat till the | Philadelphia train was about tostart On second aon, | deration. the doctors who secompanied him th vught it was better to accept the invitation of Mr Draper. as Dis arrival bad “ got wind.” and it wa prooabls the Accordingly, Mr. Draper inge to hia rent- street. eecompanied by bly travelling companions, Dr Wood. bis ron tn-law, of the Army, «nd Dr. Wood of the Navy, Mr Mexwell. and Alderman Stur t; while Thurlow Weed, wi came | dcwn with the President from Aloany, proceeded to his hotel. crowd would be very great. ‘BIS STAY IN THE CITY. Bofore the carrisge left, “unelvan face John,” the King of the hackmen, was called on by the press boys te bring up bis forces of hack drivers to give the Presl- dent «loud hurrah; but Jack vaid that as General Tay- jor and bimseif were differently “hang ia polities,” he could vot doit. Mr. Draper huving burried away the Presidevt faster than the erowd relished, one of them shouted. “Is thin the way to reovive the hero of Buen Vista? If bis auty, we United States— but General Taylor, the hero of Palo Alto. Ressea de je Palma. Monterey. and Buena Vista” Lond Te were given befove the President reaehed the pointed for him. He lifted bis hat and teach step be took The carriage was drivea to bir, Dreper’s residevee. and the General ate o hearty Dreakfact, Shortly after, the Mayor arrived, and Al- + Botta Fariakd wif na contain aay | | talasante te of him we have seen do him grose in- | conve rea: @ermen Frauklio, Aldermea Kelly, and Alderman Sebuita. WIS HEALTH AND aPrRaRANc We were surprised to see him look no well and se rue, notwithstanding bis reported Ulnese, There othing of the riek mam about him All the por. Juetion. They ali make biz too old and deerepid, and be is far better looking than they represent him He jos bale, sound wan. aud likely to live many yearn yot, ‘Srobers of purpine. flusly blended with Stropg goed seure aad intelliqeoos He ts perfeerly ed jo waoner, aod though biant, *« adabe He ix partieaiarly attentive to leties. He te by 10 means bruague He looked, one @ @ jret ike o Of thie preat repul Our upper. House, at the Beat. iu alluding to ble ree y he charac. terieticnlly remarbed. that he bad roughed it the ioot part ot bir lite and whenever he feit wot as weil as Urna!, be mounted bis bores wud rode into the woods whieh. wiih absteu fournens, aeou restored bls wont health and but now it was impossibie to adopt that « E FOR WASMINGTON. tedvut thet be bed actually arrived & large crowd eulieoted about Mr Draper's house end suvtber as the Jereny © > ferry, fours of ——- slreet Abtwenty uiLEtes before Uiue vel ok ME DEP. Tt having beem rom RTU! | tilewed@ el utag vebemenuty aud #ore ae loatiy lerpended to by the crowd at the ferry The ri a und (he carnage we tremexdoad A eircle b ever, wae formed around him by the geotiomea #n0 him, to keep tS from be ieg erusbed, Whowt “o wan Wood, Mr Max«ei, Collestor v om Huceks. sreleiant (ullectur; aud Me. dailite, of tbe Washington Kepubuc ibe boat war © owded in every part. and would bave beru more crowded bed the feos Uf the President gnug In ber been merely Koewn soouTT As il was there preeuug forsard, sud woud wadiy Dave given doiare to ges im, bub the ty Oost Meet gO As she moved eroeid hm w the dee.ora aud om Ciber g btlemwan. wirbed ty Beep Coew off but it Fer eal, Reviews She Pretieut G4 not wien Fedmond, daughter ot We William Redmy rented hin with @ beeutifal Bouquet wntem be re es ee thet tmdy dthwea ft ome of jeu huow 1 sbvuld turu out some” (Loud seughter ) THE LANDING IN JeMBEY CITY. On the arrival of lr was coguve ed to ¢ act Ube raeay when there was a geoeral rash te get be #10h Bias bob the potiew kept the deur, aad uly | ine few Che room, however, was previously There wae a gearrel ery to open the dor key could not de 4 the oth ket @ right end 10 tan, win Grelined to ete tout ob ke bends #10 the be ding wint bet & Kood ae be looks.” The feuds a0 ut bis tote th flerept carriages to order to fentde and ont an well cpportwnrty of secteg hia The ew | So Nery greet, Bae Baadieds renched cat tuvit pewail teh y Wt thw Pords, We Wel went tt snide dealoning ebeor THe JOURNEY fhe war agal Ged sud elu beter 1d het wih te be toes Rillee wrt d wo age by Dow tepid thet ne wan the evwwtey sheep tore the people then pcpered the + fender for the parpte on thelr areivel at that «ee. or Leteber of Kentueny mua idee Of Ueiaware (a aon rerking Ith @ goo Ot the late troversor Oho by of Reutoway she Pipmdent said— He was o mau of great taivat Te liruy. Torre, Bre not imu odin Jeet of the expeditom | paiwie cf Ubirte THE PRESIDENT ar NEWeRK. ‘When thevedrn arrived at Newark. there wane large crowd evtveted there. as the news had been evidsatly ent on ‘by telegraph. that he waseoming. The mo- ment he was recognited, @ hearty ehoor gracted bim and the same anxiety wax evinced avat New York. to nen bim, eprak to bim, and shake him by the hand here war tut little time. however. an the train onty sto) tor twoor three minutes The Newark propia tasistad vpon baving bim ont and were quite jadignent at the idea of his bata, driven away withou' vg out of farther delay, they would © probabs out by forse They were ned hoe ever, jascwe degree, by his walking frow wot! eovering hiv head aod bwig in departed on ite way to Philadelphia. p ering » her veb+ment and enthustestia cheer All Dim felt gratifi a delight-d with Zachary Movements of the Serret @xpedition— Scinure of Steambeats—Trouble at Hound Island, de, About nine o'clock on Thursday, an announced Jeeterday, the United States District Attorney re ed in his steam eutter. the D C. Pell, having in tow the steam propeller Sea Gull, which he loft at the Navy Yard, in cburge of ® guard of seamen. The +teamere New Orlesvs and Florida have also been eap- od guards of marines piacot © with United States Deputy Marshalv and the! Officers, They lie above the Hook, on the New York olde. It in stated that warrants bave heen issued against some of the leaders of the movement now in this eity, and one of them was actually arrested, bat has given bail It appears that the act, under which the proceediogs of the t pited States District Attornay have been taken, is act of Con placing the army acd the sole dirporal of the President. for t! the law: and the defenee of the eountry; au staud Geveral Taylor, yesterday muruing, while at brenkfast, expressed hie determination to preser: vielate the neutsality of the United States as regards Cuba end Spain but that he did not wish for any an- mecersary punsshment of individuals. w placed ip the bands of the ofieers entrusted ernduct of the expedition from this city aloue. b The movements of the authorities are also of laterest, weannex th Neulure: — ‘THK ROUND ISLAND EXPEDITION. ‘The following letters between the Neavo officers of the Home Squadron, avd the president of the Round elond expe dition, we Bnd in the New Orleans Delta, of the Seth ult: — 10 IME FEKSONS ENCAMPED ON ROUND ISLAND, NEAR Fab eacouLa FPrirow Counte mt of the United 4 received fre ith the ha proclame- bh rinstros- is b nd seek honest and peaortul vecw, Te he very mystery wr ich an your /fieers, tind iweively that )our watorprise in one of a miliary Ard lastly. Vou cre vagrants in the even of we taw, and tm fnet— on o Y ol p. vouols, of ion, form farnl hier: she 9 rr Ananet ) In ngcordasee with a all ous off all ea f Be UB. ship Alteny Te He Orricnbn Ayn Mee » hove Ie U.S atenmer Wa it dinparse by Tewesday (tr-morrow) migt, JOur supplies of proviowne, for 0. a TULTER, La, Coma Soe ne Sreamen Wa Wiren ny prevent cur departure from ‘his isleud se earls us you eure ™ ve i Bespecutully, yous ond't ser JOUN Masi Secretary. from the Philadelphia Leder, of tho -gihe government appears to be watebing the person Breembiing for seme seoret expedisiva, thevgh i appears to be ue mach at fault tow true cerignation a (burr who hare beeo engaged ia the service of the expedition From the wyxiery eaten 4, and the gitings owt ther it be aud tn in derigned for, it sewme is the trae designation uf ip we likely to be @ pirationt Due of the“ returned volume pedition as we the persone engaged jo st kerping Trmerkebly close guard over their tongues, The por man reridiug to tte eity, who. with ix others, was reernited lant week. for the Doing promined $100 at the end of tue A plunder while enguged init, He dbvtardiog the joferewor from une last bes ib wane porteott Te about ous hun. On Monday ight Chey ware quietly the steamer ion G Hant wth ae sowiler sehoower detination Chey Bogiienweo, mane ster govug 40 mities to ven, aud Gading Her, the emptate of v rd Spanrarde peels aod rere noe Uier firited the feerel bat could discover ne hing. The reeruite beenme di-mutintied my tery meet FD le Comnnd eae refuard til they doeiared the hey WP EUILEr BHO Epprise the utllorts of dtp hut be bas be doubs thet come marauding ox. preition is intend: Intelitgenee, Orders were rest for fitting out the sloop of war Vi eeeuly rebalit, tor the and storesbip Lextogt Rav nent ae Commmnder of the afcoan equa Cron, om Liard the sloop ef war Forteavuth, wader « anor The f sails im aboat tow Kline Peek Commaoder Wa. + te com a 8 sloopeot-war Vanna roner. Bb wed (0 the Paetie was (owed down to 1 Komdsyerierday meorming. by the | 3. atenum. Bhe Wil: proerd to erm to-day, weatuer The tte « H ' or ho einer not learaed the ames of be teste bur pnderstand that they were rowed by barks Themed, of Gattery pare and Hactlion Allen, of ers ook Thomes on the race, with esas oun yy ¢ wile in ad venes of his antag | ete peas piheting SH ‘@iskebee le adoul OMe Doar | informed that e sum of $160000 hee been | Oy Interlizonce, POLITICAL TEMPERANCK MOVEMENT. Last evening, @ meeting was held at 360 Broadway, of + the Iriends of prase. good order, temperanes. moral ity. apd low texes,”? Mr. [ow previdiug The meel- lug Was thinly attended, Hon Philip 6. White, of Philudeiphis. delivered an eloquent address, ia which © police organica the pro-eeution of assaults and batteries, oiber crimes aririmg Out of drunkeanses, than the Tevepur obtuined for Heevers to rum houses aud grog- gecies, those tuvgi uf the grave yard =The ram sellers suid they did nut sell to draukerds Me wisbed thoy old to drunkards only, and that they killed tom off retber ibas todestr y tue geuerous youth of the ava by by tiple g je balivt box was toe uniy way to ter | they woud s00u bucorsd Im establishing what was now ine Jew in seven evunticr of Onie—that no man sould grt & drop of hiquor to drink to save his lite. exeept at the eyothecertes. lebeiled asi ever sbowid be. wnbd a he Bend and crome-bunes (Laugier.) bacvusiuninn we Qrtined temperanes to be the woderate we vf things Deurticial. od (he tore wbstiveuce frou things faja | rhew OD them in the game of God box It war thensuggesied that weekly meetings, for the | divcussun Of (be sulyeet sDoud bresrcivd va tu that | Foum; but it war Qually recived bust sovuuitter be Sppelbied to Waky arrangements for a anaes meeting Le be beid a the ‘Laberuaciv, at wuien ar White be re | qWe tre Bo deliver w.e:her wad ees, One geutiowen urged the avenasity of teatperazce UWLeltending the primary mietings. for it was there dehat toe raureilers le ouly wauted 15, rebim = While auctuse gem ud ther ow io ging there ui ‘won they were versed iu @i the triekery of the et y Vole ivf HO \ideruiem ry out the ion and ao ail iu bis power to put dowe y hquor trattie, Mr Ociveu stated Lua: the mer whom he helped to Alderpas weut round (he #ard aud toid the they Had suthurtty to sell on Sunday; | 6 poifeeiofurmes, niu wich asl the cout, a tens « | It tw intended te } | | Le progressive pledg | buying, selling. oF mauvfeetariug ‘Tus Boom Thavm Sore oF (ourey anv Kease —The aie of Cuvicy Bod Keene. just consluded. i ey vot that ever touk piace in y du or dO outage. udea 1 rT the purotacere © the publieber tue wholesale Sebeclenk ‘This time the principal Dayers were the Pelalt Derkseilers of the United Siates. Ciudea the shoe traae of the eouutry, except the pud- With other tuive eilected by Cooley wud Kevwe, #itui SB pouth very litle rbort uf @ quecter of @ milli © Dew old Anoiher great aaie hen & more eleyenteud eostly yot them Ulustrated will bietly intended tor the holidays, ¢ tum Kerepition at Rew | {nsurevev vitices having a ry Clay pump mer ¢ direot | the Dover mage us ber by the trem | stepped aud ibe stern pump Was set to work Oech iy the sfternvon About tl last might oved Consrquenee of the family vt mir. Speucer dying of Choivia. wus raid iv have buen reportea by me pieure wake Lue eorres.ion, New ) ork, Sept. 7, 1049. T Appucrion —hie Ketvan 10 New Ontgans —The New Orleans Delia of the uvth ult,, rays, the re tum of Rey to that city caused the greatest eathusi- om. aud thet be still asserts that he was fursibly ab- duct+d and only made the falee statement to the U. 8. Consul et Havana, through the fears of beiug shot, HIRAM CORWIN, and without the kuowledge that it was the 8. Consul he wes speaking with. ‘1 be Crescent, of the same date, which has b- see cake (he part Uf Ihe Bpenten ovutl, GIVES Lee Tule lovieg letter, explaining the reasons why Rey was surrendered to the U.S Consul, aud allowed to retura Phe books tu | Tewtome ot Une Harpers, whieh are sold by Bangs valy. | | the Fr to New Orleans:— pyonsaneomaly’ in | by yen, and | T have grated haw manifested Bu CONDE DR ALOOY. , Auger 18, 1849. UME CAPTAIN CENBKAL TO THE AMERICAN OONSUL af My styeat in fy, if yeu Sacge er ition tm ry Mceay to swoute wh eh his pee ah, a © “panieh cotjeet ow wn TL CONDE D: “Zuoor. yes bavana, Auguet It, 19, Potlee inteittyence, Rebled onthe Bice Ponts — Oioere Dowling and ker, of th ward police arresved last wight, & fellow called Fatriek Doren. on a charge of stenting $80 Mri ms Deniet Spilimen residing at Na. 33 Orange street. Jurtice Leitrop committed the accased to prieva, for exe ded ont Avawt —Otecers Hopkine and Stephens, of the lower polier,arrerted yeuter@ay. aman by the came of bitebe Kuckumn resin No Tv Marray street, jee Lothrop. ehereia be nderent aacguit om girl of only complained of wae Bl ged te bave ioe committed onthe did of (august be the bewse No & fosery, the re-ideves of tne siat’> parents ‘The girl's isther ged morher were ab @ hours at the t me the exemalt was pervs The care til undergo o hearing on Monday, Detere the magu trate (hen ee 4 rake ty OMcer Wite arrest yn me of James Hyder, on < gone Uy tele preterone, trom W. ‘Tbe sscered was Getaine’, for @ further Charge of Ember: eee ee ee eer an arrested. sanereaty on @ charge of Herning me ney amd je 88 verions tines trom Jae dL thilips puodirener | No 878 Hadeon street Jesvce Diaksly committed the acoased to prison, fore fur! ber bearing Poging Ov aere —OMoer Mevready, of the 24 ward pel jure. with vases, and send SeYMOUR HOYT, Corner Folton aod Pearl streets | pees ssgiar oun tue the bili. and wblige before Justies Lothrep, whe \© prison for @ further hearing. Army Intelligence. rf cite eed the In oops ber berm maae by Gorernet of I 08 doserin| Honey, wovereet G. 08 of 1aegers; exon eve ill be a0 Corpas ve bhrvngh seetinst bo 6 my sian Be or a0 there headquar sore. By ord eoaa, Cro, Daas, Anes. Ss ‘on | tained only powder. TELEGRAPH INTELLIGENON, Late and Important Intcaitgence Crom Ha- VonseeGreat Mxrcltement— Preparations General to De Naw Onirave Septeubn ‘The roys) mail steamrhip Severn bas arri Dil. piecing usin possession of advices from Hevane to the 26th ws, by all » learn from letters podlixhed im the pe- pers bere, it would appenr tbat the grewivst excitement prevailed throughout the wvls isiand, ‘The Governor General, partaking of the popular ex- eitement. had ordered out a wilitary foree, aaowating to sour thoweud wen, and bad sent large bodies of trovps to Principe. Trividad, and to Santiago de Cubs, which towns, it was rumored, were in state of insur- Feetio ‘The English Consul hed written to the Governor of Jewaien, requestivg bim to send more ships uf war, in order that Britieh property amd interests may be more ‘The Goveruor Generel had prohibited the delivery of New Orteaue avd other American newspapers at the t post offices on the ixinnd, tien that ie going torward. bat attribute the Feerut movement of troups to different parts of the folwod as having been red by the reception of the proclamation of the resident of the United States ia Tefrrenes te the rupposed warlike indications of s mumber of individuals at Rowod Isiand, ond believing that the expedition was intunded for » descent on some peut oft ubs. ‘The steaw»hip Faloon is hourly expected bere from Havens, with de+patehes for our government, ‘The President on his Way te Washingt: PHicavmurnia, September 7, 1849. Our citizens were much disappoiaced in their expee- tation of seeing the Prerident ashore, on his return to Washiugton. to-day. General Taylor did not laud, on hw arrival. but was taken from the New York bust by the ferry. boat “State Rights,” whieh pawed dowa in front of the eity to the Navy Yard, where the Baltl- timore boat bud waited three quarters of eu hour reseive him, aud in wh Washingt Presidest (who stoud upon the herrieane deck) was | °**) Greeted with enthuriastic cheers by tue immenre | he departed on bie way to | to, As the “State Rights? passed along, the | lisble to pay the suivant This be seid. was a eomaon Trémes Bushnetl aliaal.D Wast.be.— been detaiord Dov efor come thee under requbsition from * ef Vermont in hich State he stands ebarged with forgery wes Rus ap this moroiag. by” © WHE of babeas corpus. aud bir diwharge ein that the neve ws: that fa to sey thal Che requisition of the prope fend was wet rigord by hia but ealy by ‘erederick Lariivg -eoretary without stating whee ther fy Or crcretary of stata, ke , ese Fequining Chet It should be eotually by the Governor himself, Sasondiy. thet am trhould be fovod orwm baferuy ow he State where the off-uoe in eb reed to be eomait- ted and be lnid b- fare toe Governor of thin State, it» perio in this case Chat O«ly ® eoay of aa hafur- by the distriet atioraey ef tha State of v =a war trevnuitted to Governor Pie ‘Phere were other object) Bx 900 (Nese are the two material After bearing counsel on euch side his Homor be remauded, amd reserved hte Co men Pieas, ge Lishor 7. — Damaforth os “Grew et al —Thie plaiutt’s Wetimony was ciosed, was reformed referees, rd Morris at. al ve. Henry J. Beck OD seen to recover $278 u Vbe pisatitfs, @ry peodemen. sold a quantity of duck, for @ suit of for the rehoouer “Jaue So! oy." of whieh the de DU in the oneter to @ ae vamed Town, whoa they allege was the agent of thed-feudaut theduek wae delivered to Fuwn.wud by bits tance (oO Croy, where he beeps o euil loft, fur Une purpore of manniset ie into premiers were rubveqnently bara- ed do apt the duck in question, and the 4 ) Pefus-d te pay — defenduot rer authorised: Town, spe. hooper sod that be pur- soovust lateodivg to manufacture the duck into rails ant atterwurds sell 1 to defendant. It wee sleo couieud dé. U at Oesmuch ay toe were ever delivered, the d+foident @ruld uot be held re sponsible. On the partof pletuti ifs, Mire. was pre- duced as e witners und he ewore poisively that he purchased the duck a» the agent of That at the Uwe of the pure: Un the part of the defendaut, @ mau vemed Bishop wae prodaced, who swore that Lown samitted poo several Oecasions. that be purchased the duck © is Own @c~ count; that the bilie were furninbed by pielatilly to Town sud that vir. Kem-vo, one of the plaintiffs, mae. mitted in bis presence that they bad nv claim on de fendant, but would low te /owa for the au unt, the defence was th Town to porchace the di Yated om the 6 ebared on bie to | eourt charged that the pleinuif, aigot look to Lhe captain, tbe owner, or the vonsel, pened ble, aud it the captain ordered @ rnisof sails, be is aud wurt be feuier to wost of the jary ; as busi- kuow that the grestect part of the - aFe Dade between agents, and Bere men you mu Webra tives of this cit erowds that lined the wharves ; and he returned his | you mut know, airo, if & purchase ie mado for aay of wledgements by waving his handkerobiet. Appointment of Army Pay master. Wasnincros, September 7, 1849. Brown. of New York, bas buen appoluted a Ni Puy master im the Army, in the place of Colouel Kirby, deoeused The Southern Mall Mall—The Freneh Islands of | gard tw ti que und Guadaloupe. Bartomone, Septouber 7—9 P.M. New Orleaus papers to the Sd fost. ‘The Hiceyune states that the merchants, ship-owners, sen-captains, ke , of Harre, have signed a petition to b govermMent, aking immediate attention to the state of upareby existing in the tinique snd Guadaloupe it is represented thas the condition of affairs on the ieland is 80 bad that basiness can no longer be tranracted with them, ead that there ie danger of their experiencing the face of $t- Domingo, Ap addition to the i senen squadron on that station ise ale fur isetated that martial law has been priclaimed at Guadaloupe ; aud that two French steamers have been seut taisher. The Cotton Crop tn Ainbama, Bactinoue, Septemder 7—P. M. The Huntsville (Alabama) papers stare thet the ap- Pearance of the eutton erop in thet regium le quite pro- milsing. 7, 1849, Fifteen shares of the Exehange Beok of Virgin’ cimnati, September 7, 1840. The fre whieh evww-vnt a> the sorner of Ludlow and commencea 1m 8 | Shults& Co.'s machine shop , Caliahan’s vil factory, the Lafayette tavern, Mblier’ lose ie about $80.60. Bad Aceiden: Porreviice, September 7— | Apon of How. James Cooper (United States Senator), | aged about 11 years, with @ distrenstog secideng yesterday afternoon, on the Mount (arbon Railroad, Bear the juuetion with the Readiag Railroad. He was standing on @ train drawn by ing to jump from the cars, fell, him, severing one of his lege from his body. Railroad Accident. Caro spar, September 7, 1840, ‘The train of care from Buffulo, last evening, ran off the track at Shortsvilie, near Canandeigua, by which the fireman war somewhat injured, but none others, | tly from Califor, tof gold, attempted to commit suicide to-day, at the Byraeuso House, He fired @ pistol at his breast; bas, fortunately, it com | Markets. Naw U: se, Septomber 6, 1849. ‘The cotton market, yrsterday, was tirm suine of KO deles were wade, including 60 of the new erop, at, 1h @ 14 conte, Sept. 7, 1849. Flour The market is w wales bi bern reported tu day. Colleo—ales B00 bays at Bige. me Ye Super is firm apdin dewand Provisions ua. W biskey—Seive te @ fair extent Pivresom Boo teere i improving slightly. Ta ate rye tour at $3 45 per bbl. ip prices, Whirkey hes rligntly ed fe heid at 340, por gallon, We bare bad awary rai ree, and in ettempt- | they passed over | by lnude of Mar- | Before the ki sold at Norfolk, om Weduvsday, at 166 1-16¢n' | *8!4 | do, The whest market wus hearty, owing to the targe | te. with pales uf oom mm State aod mined “ ort. $4000 84640 Good Ubio wheat wae nominal at ie #86 Corn was not so Relive. but without ehange iy prices, we quote Western mixed st 600 a ble. Whke Rey Bas worth dio. Freights were master, Atsany, September TP, ‘The reesipts within the pat twenty —Piewt Te bbls; wheat. 7000 b berbels The demand for four riers in favor cf buyers We quoteen Western at 76 a $6 12%) and at tere at $6 250 $5 Te; and 4 aon Sate and Ke Stare and re Gemewe a! 65 BT y 8000 The * remel low bbls, There ware fair milling demand for prime wheat, et live. @ Live, for Gene o wer » Sib sales of GOO bushels lower with ralee of 4000 he Ge ter mined Western Ouee were firmer, wich ales Of 1,000 barliels at de. 2 ae. Bripping Intetiyence. Cua mnnor on, Bape 4, 184%, Arrived thip Julie Meward, our Uraad Tere, bin Ave 8 from ~ 7, tna, Arrived William Gray, from New Yura teresa 7 diene Om abe Beant tes eeTon Oh 4m, #peung ® | nd Sore up. fei thie pire leahing 1d tmehes por hour Lienree— 6 YN eo renee an We #8, Cdarlestom, Queen Poi Poatiasn, Sep 6, 1M. brig © Norte. | Arived-—fhip Do’ Cleared~ Behr Vie Arri and S Naw Pacvivence, Sept, PE ese Se Provixcrrows, Soph @ Arrived—Beby Rienet, North Atlantic, Liv sperm Mr “ato taine, Mon- Hom Edward (wistieton, "Thomas Kerr, Hamilton. ve Major D Hayuer, U. 8. A; Mrs Gen Harvey and servant, Leute; Me. Toon, Halifax, Rev. D. Hoge, Rieh- State Englover, Samael T Borctsen ode jemity, ininng, Major Beebe U8 Ay i Caviliter. Montreal: mr Mire Haigh, Bog and; nh arrived yesterday an hae among the arii —~ tee hawe re ariivals youterd the Heap Hovel a aes ee ms Hen. M Pourln, Miniter of Frames to the United Mates, ie at the New derk Hevel. | bas no auchorily to odtain © single Jou by aD agent, you are as Nabie to pay for it, as if you wade it yourreit; but it is meamoeut on the plsinsilie 20 wstablish tueir case by ineon stable ore tDey eas emil upou you for a vecdiet. in the fh pince. the @-fevdaunt rays the vic war uevor completed, Yue mueb ao before the delivery, thy duek was bur and. therefure be is mot idabiv ; that would be trae, it had wut been deilvers agent, but ‘Town eweare that it was, ho be earns | fee rule of Jaw ie. enuatabl or ordered by the priucipal atterqards reeeis: the artiele Be tuereby ratifies wha: bis 3. Biaken biaselt rrepuvsible. tlie tlonor meds some rea Malke on the testiaouy of the two witnesses, aud left it to the jury to gire them sue eredit as they thoughs proper, Verdiet fur plaintiffs, for $208 43. Court of General Sessions, der and Alderuen Wood and P Kelly, ert 7 —Tviwk for Shooting wrth Intent te Empey men, Demed Henry Soesder m German, eae trial chargea with having im the month of sely toe thot duteneed Fliageraid With intent to kill bam. MWMarl bitteemard, being duly swerm, testi that im July leet he was croesivg Svauntaglon red With bie bivtter. when as | stepped upou the ecard plope Sveyder, the prirouer, was iu ti nen ae Dorey ‘Ue dour of the ho pyr) which Snyder bad tu bis bed avey from him; aed the pict the crews of persons. tuere being about. red persous stauding there a the time. Jenn Siious sworn — Lives im the sawe house with. Bucy der; on the evemvg of the ch of July | wae alte ‘Ung serose the street frow (bere. whee | sae a crowd around the dé be opened the sbutters thew aud come out to tne abt w oug: persuade hig to go iuio bis he pulk@ Mie rigvt vaud from Denind & pistel at the eu The defonee intruauoed Umet from ~! jury sree. ow being cba.ged by Peintion te the evidente auu the low ae to Tevut advut ao heuer, shea they ed that they eonid not agrey. Metruciion from the court, they fi Wert OLt. and alter av sbeexce of about aa hour, te~ ey ms Bo asenult only, oad With ) the eons contennes how to pay e fine of erat af Burglary im the Third Degree —A ues Be Heory Atwood was oalied to answer toe 1 burgiery tm the third @>gree. to breasiag inte the store ct Christian Krour at No 63 Hum-ton On the 1th ot July leet. aod -teeting pre ment ry 1 4 euip to the amount of ab OF $3 tbe promeation AUced Witnesees te prove thas the store wax look clerk im tbe emyptuy ar of vr Krone aod & b ys a 84. whleh mune: erson of Wibiene The jury ity dat reeomme Sane eae ees as Court Calendar for thm r- OMNOR Pokan—Noe Bl, 84, 4 Bd, 86, b4, 04, 86, Ho, 67, bp, 80, pieeee THD WELBULY M2RALD, IMPORTART INTELLIOnNCE. ‘The Wiekly Herald, to - pubIi-hed nt 9 o'clock this morting. +11) bee very velusbie sumber, as will be seen. by the isilowing table of ‘saints CONTENTS + e Higbly Im portaut curspean Inter, br ‘by the 8 remebip Niagara, hi ieee ae Feney i Tere’ Sbipping Kee: Teigravhie Ue- emt veriety of Editorial aad other Single copies. in wrapper. ready for the mails, cam | be bad at the office, at sixpeves. Anmusl subserip- tom, $3. We commenerd, last Monday the pubtication of the | Deller Weekly Herald, to which we hove ealled the at- | tention of ont readers and # podiio, and shall con- tinwe It regularly. teeming 1 Te will contain all the Intelligenes of the week, thet. does not appear in tbe Werkly Hereld, aod will form, We think, @ very iwteresiing and sheap sheet fereoan- try clrevietion. It will be regularly matied te ail parte of the country, at @ dollar per seoem, payable io euranee n eto He Pupiie. We understena that War. A Corowall has been cot. Deeting subseriptions, im tne interior of this State, for the New Verk Herald Thin ts t# give notice thet he deeriber, or to re He was ones oar eorre- ive @ cent on our seooent | #pendent im Alramy Dut eearrd. suametins simes, to eet in that expacity. ney pt They Ke pee hem? Toeir aot. siylon’ Pall 2 impaos of Whale toon, Genin nae jJast Reeotved One aris Hee, all Style, whi be rook perfected tn th Bl plgee vie, crepotiicn wish bow ot she Mighess ¥. revere hie #iecere Ragke t hie fonds and literal patroregs extened re hie for the + aewuree them that ne eifers will prevent fall mila, Pere. sovetiy boom prosguespe sererion in form, aed equal ia henaty to may over fered dollers. we yeaterday toon i wan threagh Oote- * 100 Memes atreen,