The New York Herald Newspaper, October 11, 1849, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD. | NO. 5605. TERRIBLE RIOTS IN PHILADELPHIA. Several Persons Killed, and Many Wounded. ¥eur Houses Burned by the Mob. THE MILITARY CALLED OUT, &e. &e. &e. A terrible riot, or series of riots, occurred in Philadelphia on Tuesday evening and Wednesday morning, the particulars of which, and their melan- eholy results, are given below in the letter of our eorrespondent, and extracts from the Philadelphia papers. Privavetrnta, Oct. 10—P. M. Houses Destroyed—The Military Called Out—Further Rioting Anticipated. Tho elcction yesterday will long be remembered as ‘the prelude merely to one of the bloodiest riots that ever dirgraced an American city. The ruffians en- aged in this terrible affair are, as usual, members of ‘those lawlese gangs that have made the name of Moy- memsing @ by-word of shawe and reproach; but the acene of the riot was on the edge of the city proper— the purlicus of Sixth and St. Mary's streets—prinoi- pally eccupied by blacks. and » few abandoned white In order to understand the origin of this bloody affray, ‘4t will be necessary to go back @ little, The Califer- wis House, ® four story brick building, on the corner of Sixth and St. Mary streets. had long been denounced by the“ Killere.” It ie, or rather was, kept by a mulat- ‘to, who lives with awhite woman es his wife. A dis- ‘turbance took place in front of this house a few weeks ago, which rosulted in tho loss of both life and limb. It was a contest tetween whites and blacks—a war of ‘waces—in which the “Ki! got roughly handled for once. The mulatto landlord of the California House, aided by his binck friends, defended the premises reso- Sutely—firing with effect severe! shots from the upper windows, Tho whole matter subsequently underwent Judicial investigation. and as the amalgumationist land- Jord escaped punishment, threats of speedy and terrible ‘vengeance were openly uttered. To add fuel to the flame, last week, Smithers was acquitted of killing a» “Killer,” by the name of Toner the explosion took @ Inst evening. soon After che polls were closed. just give the new Mayoracd the new Sheriff an idoa of what they might expect during their term of office. At ‘no one time was there more than three hundred “Kill- ers,” "Bouncers," * Rats.” &e , engaged in the riot; bat they acted so much in concert. and with sueh reckless audacity, aud were, withal, so woll armed. that they set at successtul defience an unusually large police force ‘that hed been suman othe spot. The first object sought to be attained was che baruing of the Califoroia House. Combustibies were soon introduced tnto the “building, end fired; and. notwithstanding the blacks fought with the utwost deapers'ton, and were aided by ‘the polies, the Killers cur aud shot down all opposition The blacks and the lied, and. in& few minutes, the flames vere wildly darting trom every window ia ‘the house. ‘The siarm of fire was roon ratved, and several com- panies with theirappa s Batoned to the spot. They were met wii't bullets aod brickbats; bat they pushed en heroically. dotermiard te do tarir duty even at the isk of life, ‘She members of the Good Will company, in particular, richly dererved Use thanks of alt capable of apprecieting the exerci of Ube Lortiest courage, for the purest purposes, They resovutely played oa the Durning houre, while at the same time they wore ox- Pr 10 the wurdercus fire of theira-suilauts, Several of the members tell wounded at the brates! god when driven of, they nob'y alded the ety auchorittes to dis. Perre the riots, Butall would not do—the eugincs wore dragged away; aud aid the chouts of the rioters, ‘the shrie is of the wounded. the whistlins of bullets the crash of stones and brickbacs. the fames spread | Louse overal of & mass of smould t appeared to ass : ; the Killers beiat assisted by tos Diacks of vic ug avd Southwark, who acem to have @ wor ity egvings the diacks of the elty. ‘The rioters torméd advauced, ant rotrea’ precision and steadivers Opening would be made hy and pictolr, and then w Hike eniriry auppozting tuinntey At one o'clock, 4. M . the Shert Ming Out the military. Thy great bell of the State tons» th its remmons.and some sixty n hecetl When thay r der. aud ¢ mew compl: x. ehed the ponred to be literally w: \ Pored to abendon the ground. which they ultimately did, im sreal! equade Quiet being partially restored I dice 4 the military which Fes Bo 500 deur than the rieters resum Operations again. A secoud cali was made ou the mi Gtary, aud at about nine o'cinck Ute morniag, fice eompanies aud two ticld pieows. under Cue eommacd of Col. Bebien, a n wer arebed down § aso. and on of the crowned thie evening, bur as long as tho military sition to tie their weapons. there Ix really mo oa Apprehension. itis known thot two p. Silied sud fiteon wounved adyicg condition It te y of wounded is much larger (From the Philade!phia tnquirer, Oct. 10.) fe with sincere regret that we record the occur. likely thus the number that has taken place for many years ia our city. So far of we have been abe to cvilvet the partiowlars, it appears thet @ gacg of meu aod boys, amounting it is said to severed huugreds ned aye tly armed with gone, Pistols or koives. b ut St Mary's screst, which ts chielly lobabr« ored people, notof & deeen *, geuetally At the reral kote of colored men hauging about, aud two or threo colli sions coeured ‘This vas the stat Before ten eorner of Siath and Ss. fornia Howe ‘Tbie place was kept by a colored man, who war reported to be married, or at aoy rate, living with @ bite women ther such were really the ease, or merely @ Tumor, ei culated ty excite popular indiges m, {tis mot io f wer to etate ti Fate, the house was soon fu flaaes, tha lowate out amd Bred won. with many UIher colored persons— their howree to extreme terror pelted them wiih brickbats Sith gus and pi é H 1 pred them ed th was kil me ve | rity. The anal 5 oom. pored of ¢ tand similar « - Bons Of dircurbers oF the vudive peace ~ esawlie the fire made rapid progress, but reversbengiee and how eompanivs vere soon upon the ground And here a truly tigi ifel ro ure mon who weat | tothe conflagration fu ¢ ot emriag p perty, were fired upon ary ences b Actusily iv @ rucning ti saad pistols wt ores -the rivters belong out fe compelled. ws the ony mode of avoiding ocr death, to lve the neighb od. bout the Gring eoutinued. It i+ io poosibie ty tell the uume Der of Ril: is cartied te a @baire ot rette atancing en ao sud one Killed. The most modersie wtw Made at twelve o'clock. nduslited tb were wounded, and about four hue 8 reported t at lenet tw Shortly beter midnight, a body of poles forerd their way to scene of setion. fre and biordene: and while piaod- | jog Sixth ov bel mbar heard at leat & dogen shots fired betwren st Mary's and Souch etreets, while bricks were showered by the rioters | —but as the body of men, which we wore told ‘were posice, was Dot repulsed, it was fair to pr sume that the rioters bad given way, Still toe | * flew im rhowers, and at this | a, dangerous wierll time, one or two eng sud bore compa . ing and lope, we were tuformed were exetting themerlres to extinguish the flames ‘The whole roeue was fearfal aod mourntal real sorrow to every Philadelpbi Jed, anxious fer the latect intelitge mourning over the {nreo that portion of our metre pe Baroey “Hore, reported to bare been shot through the heart head, and one in the side A third wor ‘The military were called out at mianight, and se al companies made their app ie shook Uris morning As iate ae 2 ing. there was stili an imave amilitary remained on the growed. Second Biot. eo. an v (From tho Philaae About when the hove of the Morris Hose Company. which we service om the scene of actiom, war eut. ‘This was & rignal for the rioters to commenes au as- gault. fitiokbats and stoovs were buried by them at ‘the firemen, and Loong Bad Co t -yo bie affect. several * ing Fou ayor, Io, eure oven en the ground, and sue. cveded ip restoring order. Mayor Swift, himeeif, who Sberif and poll ‘the mill }, arrested two men. the first riot, bi returned upon the restoration of quiet, and it was some time before they contd bs col- leeted again for the suppression of the renewed disor- ders. About 6 A M.. howaver, they began to assem- ble in Independence Square. Many delays occurred, clock when a body of five or companies with thoir ranks but roens of action Arrival of Treope: an Invasion— Op American Pres If you have received the letters which [ have writ- ten you in ther frem time to time, how matters stand here. A fow daye sine alry arrived here from Uavana, and as they still remain and every thing is quiet, the public fear that there i® sometbing more known to the Captain. General than is spoken of. Look-outs are placed upon the heights to windward and leeward of the town; and it is also now #aid that the Creoles are to be armed, as well as the European Spanierds, and there are parades and barn. ing of powder every day. The whole were un- derthe command of General Pattersou and Col. Boh- Their approach to St. Mary street soon became known to the rioters. and by thetime thay came upon they had disappeared into their haunts The companies were assigned po: various avenues Irading to the seene of riot, so as to command every approach completely The military | are provided with ball cartridges and have full autho- rity to fire. upon any renewal »f the lawless and out- Tegeous proceedings by the rioters, ‘he leader in this and indeed im the former riot. tt id tobe a black wan named George Hovey, formerly head dog catcher in the cf" mploy—a big’ powerful About noon to day. he was arrested after mak- jog @ most derperate resistance the police officers. he was considerably bruised aud beaten, before he could be secured. fa the stragele with Charles Himmelwright. white, shot through the he: Colored mun, unknown. at the hospital THE WOUNDED. Mra Smith, residing im Sixth strect, abeve South, shot through the head. Charles Westerhood. residing near the corner of 13th treete; thigh fractured by a ball. Jeremiah MeShane, shot in the temple ; not expect- William Coleman. shot in the thigh and leg. Charles Shearer, of the American Engine company, | shot in the leg Edward Matthews. shot in two places, the breast and riba; mortally wounded. George Williams. shot in the breast. Augustus Green, colored. shot in the hand and leg. John Hall. colored, wounded in the neck and arm. John Spry. colored. bad hie head badly cut, and his skull wes euipposed to be fracture, evived the blow, he At the time he ixth and Lombard ati R. Rundell, colored, wounded in the last riot this ring th or ¢ Charles Anderson, eolored, shot in the thigh and arm in the last conflict. he are the names of the sufferers, as far a: d conflicting reports are ascertain them, ing a to the number of raying that not less than t that quite that number wore in the hospital. taken there at various times duria, nty were shot, and g last night and this morn- ohn Thompson, James Devine, William Jones John Fitesimmons, Jo: feph Walker, Alexander Cambry, William Simpson, Also, Alexander Wilson, Jacob Pi colored, ‘These are ail im the city look up, INCIDENTS OF THE RIOTS. nt, whose name we have not been able to ascertain was shot in the thigh during one of riots. The ball was extracted this morning, and he is doing well Many persons passing along the streets, or looking on Without taking part, were injured more or lose; some kbate and stones, which in many caren seem to have becn harled by the rioters without avy particuler aim, ‘The entire number of vania Ucepital, was 15, up to 2 o'clock, P. M., this di of these. one. a colored man. name unknown, has div: ‘Tbres others will, it issnid, not live through the day. BY TELEGRAPH. , Oct. 10-1 P.M. The riots of last evening were renewed down town this morting, sud a number of other buildings fired by the mob. Several persons were hurt by fire arms end A medical stu d some with bri issions into the Pennayl- At half-past 10, sfx or eight military companies, headed by the Sheriff and Mayor, marched to the scene of action and took porression of the ground, planting | artillery and foreing the crowd out from the infooted vp the following summary of news ree ‘The firs cempanics are now on hand putting out the | Ohio from Cuba: — here are no serious apprehensions of @ renewal of the riot, which. it is believed, origin riance of a portion of the colored population taking | sides among the rival fire companies od in the cireum- eg Police Intent Cherge of Felse Pretences —Uiiieer Crovett, of the low- er police, arrived in the eity yest having im custody Pell, a resident of Pelham. Weetehester, ona few ountfort wherein he stands day from Weaste'er y the name of warrent issued by Ju eherged with obtaiving from Choo ealo grocer in Froat street, a bill of by falew aad fr vlorrell, whole code om credit, idulent represeata- re by tho affidavit of Mr Slorrell, that Pell called at the store, sted him to make some rior to bis selling him ertof t of Aprit last Mr M then requ statement of his atinirs, wih | d of we, because | have made a cal Lam worth, and | lation of what myself down wow, after paying Rowne irisud three steamers in New i loudly trumpeted forth by the fettered Wawava pre contributed much more thau any conidtence in the blrergth of the existing goveroment and ite strene Top aration are my bank- cousmgurhee, ex- Un these represen o+d full cou tdenc swadeold him goo. telivery of the ment iu iavor ¢ | coneera. it we Une ho madet man that ever fill In comparison with him, Washingtou was # lucky rebel, ud Jackson a grasping intriguer, (The oeouw pation of Florida, whieh ty held in he wireneres. ix eons! OM Gute by the ste lazed none ef their vighieu of the iland were kept im most ath cire. particularly those wt fr mand of G done to insure theie efiency and fidelity, ‘En to re B before Justice ns have heen Y, bo Malt w faecher b three of the latior aretn | | tterdam, by the waine of John Bayder, a 1 of only two t selerivg that certataly pisces mnoy of the Wall street men quite in threed and ex Lack ground, of one of the mort dreadial and sanguinary riots | 0 in each when be landed, purchased Spanteh quarter dol- 4 with ® large pair of soeats he trimmed the m exch plece of the monwy, the whole feet w ¥, taking off the rumored print average velue of 16 per cent Datebman en 42 Canal street, and nis quarter duiises, t! iges, giving @ wet Wen ferthwithoa the mevscrd poim Was Soc spreel around amoug the other Bod A watch was kept to detect hia fering of the Hke money dr tected at the exe priatest uLanlinity does mot prevall the of Mr, Seeor. corn navy departs otcploion with the Intendant, ea the suggestion forerd contributions, the latter is raid tof warded to the It ie the opinie Jore \ ilanvevs, pd arsietunt+ aptuin Keynolds arrested the ac- Person were found ninety-two Span 44 of whieh had been trime rorm ceupied by the aroused. about $20 worth of sil- Women and ebiic ree —sho were sev flying from | ether with the aved by gauge, who | cused wes couveyed belure Jus SE dha Pahl. mitted bim to prisom to au- nore thaa one | the per at the prevent monont, that they have ret eo time past, de- ones turn the tonw wholly with fires tor rome wards the Unt Cf molarses is carrie some three or four unwillingly t ban governmen . bY Fome thief, wi tained meners to th weariog apparel b e by the roge of the lower polices ¥er conridered of wm heand | umwings i t aud by volleys of weveral | a his name as teary Hi raves and ree Das, in great meneure, we ate of the State pr however, wailing Lhe iesue + he bad rerved a te me force they were oe aeeatied wiih Drick-Pats, aut theie Bowe eat ia erery | Io ® word, t t companies that and other art ey fouod elothi to Mr Waldo fy wounded - bit we naw either fro oF | ve to the hospital. on | irara that wo were shot while | be | ments that were » A » Verie; a gold curb chain aod wid «tools marked 1846: 4 large sheletow keys; bead pur care of arehiter pounerd denly reealled from th -~A men by the nam as arrested yeaterday, by t ward, on the charge of in \rabelia Huboard, to jark eotry with him, in » Turrday wight threw her down, t and his baad ov atiactiog her waten 1 her poebet. aud theo ren off b and the secured was ar: Justice Mountfort committed bim to the rtesmebip Ubio lett having oon deys quarantine um the 20d ult be in the entry. be placed bie knee on her om on in the United States at the charg government. is productive of tt confidence In ail com nree of o At the cornera of All the stroets. for many equares were groupe of citizens vIn Agiray with Scissors —Am @ffeny took place Tuesday night. between Henry Care, Jobe MeCullougn #tisherty, in which Fimkerty received a ebestand in the back with a pair of seteaurs Cort and MeCudough were charged wi wennds aud Justices Monntfort look y of life and property in iatieciog the them both up immeieright.» member of the Good Will other firemen dangerously wounded — one in the din theteg. | _ TRE Fxreorion ro Sant Lane. —Dy letters very to- cently reorived, we learn that the exploring party, command ef Captain Stansbury, of the tepo- poavapbies! engineers, mow on route for the (irent Salt Lake tm Upper California. entered Fi taes in the Rook white | am here. mon®s South on the Sth of August. geod health and fine epirite, hay. ing mecom pliched two-thirds of the joarney toward their destined field of exploration ‘They parece the ens fer as Fort Hail, where they leave it and, terning ehort to the south 1d ite tributaries. — Nation. ef Inteliigenerr, Boundary \omumissioner; Liewt. Beall. 'U 8 N., Bearer of Derpatches; Jacob Moore, Postmaster, arrived at San Frane.«co pre- the rating of the fanama, Ex Governor Shannen, of Obto, and ex-Minteter to Mexico. war at Inet advices working im the mines of the eotence of mechanto teerure. Anteresting from Cul OUR TRINIDAD CORRESPONDENCE. ‘Trixipav px Cusa, Sept. 13, 1849. im of the Authoritier—Fears of ions of the Spaniards relative to the $e. days, you may be anxious to leara, 350 picked foot eoldiers and 100 cav- All the merchants have now been asked to contribute | towards paying the expense of all this display—and you know, te be asked is to be ordered in this country—so that, of course, no one refused. I took oeeasion, the other da; hanged from eld to much older pearance, during this alarm Of the officers who camo with the new troops, I have | one quartered upon me, and have pumped him well to certain all he knows about this affair; but ’tis no ge—he either does not know anything, except that he, with bis troop, were ordered here from Havana at a few heurs’ notice, or else herLams ignorance. Now, lean say frankly, thatal! that | have feared dw. hole ir. was fe nside— that the negi ht foolishly commen ar is vow dir petled, and crecles and Europeans me attempt; but even that the only impression now is. how little confidence this go roment bas in thatof the United States Toey either Delieve that Taylor can't put down the expedition. or | else that he don’t wish todo ro. ‘The troops which came {ter Presi¢ent Taylor's pro- ed there, and evea now pre- ‘ation is going on asfeom the first ‘Thy fact is, that © of the Spanish newspapers published in the Stares tehe deiivbt in telling falsehoods concerning the state- ments of other newspapers. a of the people of the United States respecting this island, also of the sentiments and this keeps the authorities ot this island 78 vpeu thorns, wnd they have another reasou, which is, | that the cireuiation of our newspapers may be stopped. that there may be a greater ca'l for those pablished by | them, and which. in fact, are the only oues now in cir- culation in the isand Now this people are rather thick-skulled, and cannot Teceive inferences, or reflect eeientisenlly upon polith cul matters, aud, therefore requicw to be told im many words ibe government of the United States | are uot disposed to trouble you, wor will they sumer treaty between the two nations to be broken or | transgressed upon by their people, and dus notice will be given you of any intention of alveriug this state of things. ‘There are wo: Deheve all they pa there ise government censor, and, consequently, every- thing which is published bas fret received the approbs tion of government; and U why there is so great @ doubt felt towards anything oftcial em people in this country who dint iowlarly editorial upporing that there, as here, 3 18 one very #iropg reason ing frou 0} However, | bope that no’ ment. Tything will bo settlod rey « between ours snd this government, that thie may speak freely, and that curs will as freely respond, wad, at the tame time, to retaind this to only mind what emanates | from bead quarters, sud uot wind the barking of the emell fry. Business contivwen extremely dull— no molasees nor | hogehead sugar, aud bus little box sugar, which is going to Spain. ACCOUNTS VIA NEW ORLEANS, The New Crieans Picayune, of the 2d tuet., has made For the last six or reven wooks, the Island of Cuba bas been agitated with a thousand ramors of invasion | and civil war, to the old women aud littie ebiidren cation of the ere etter week faded into the pa: | arma being beard upoo its shores, the public mad dually rettled down content to Walt the bi object of Lhe r0-called secret expedite the States, was th Haven tion re cited, tivity. ‘Troops were axon force the garrivons on the southern shore aad eastern | + island Arins end munitions of war were forwarded to all the fortresses, A portion of the militia ‘was called out. and th Wes pUt Lo sea to cruire f ly §.600 wen w departments, leaving the capital and we Ment to the protection of ite owa inhabitants and about | 2.0 O regular troc pe. on of Gen. Taylor, the blockate of small consternation of @. 4 to the great glorii- day after dey and we: without the clang of but, tom state of quict expectaacy, ue of coming events. Phat the preparing im independence of Cuba, n jonbted ; and when the fir.t note of pr ed the people there. mo small elarm was ex. © government exhibited unparalleled ac- lately despatched tw rein. whole naval f the © pi © thrown into the srern and central n depart. "the ¥ Lteut R and the seizure of &, all ¢ for resistauee, to ailay the alaria cau the rumers from the north by the ion, Geperal Taylor is now ovnsidered eat J the Awerican Presidvatial chalr. pe by the Cubs de ony of the measures of tion) Up to our latest fo, the government had ri Tus troops iu all parte tnd exer- ipo ¢ the cou o aod vo measures were left un better hory's non this inter potot r ete were divided and placed tn gerricun. with portions of other regimenca. with which they bave no community of feeling, T dt Is Still, hopt at sem, oru g ab to compore the expevition. Tbe Captain Geue.al hag taid, that he tp well and minutely tatormed of thete | ength and int and that in oss of their et- | feoting @ lauding ow the feland, be would chro puctimg bi their Dead = In the meat e leata that t overnment ihe Captain General had not long since a dimoulty with the Admiral, beceure of the ineffisteney of the at. sud tn equence of a differen ry his unqualified re Jia hers The fioancie! poition of the government ts be Jar from b.log ® good ow ry exitting io the government d e dues rang a vecels loading measure which bas been tn fe. ‘This appears to be bed faith to. States, for almost the entire export iu Ameriew bottoms, aod thay ean citizens hare b patribute to the nao . ew ‘The xeitement in regard to Rey, wo aw ded All je informed, rate ao, Je in Cuba thigk, and think with « ed out of moy greater repar eutraltt Li. there supp utr al Si eneral will give Gen Taylor aed the Sta yey ray even that be ise ovth. By the last advices from Spain. is w ' eoxaman ‘The sloop. of war Germantown of the army ia Italy ae at flaw uied Lhe very iniquitous ryeten of wep , +4 it were, on t the wh doubt, that ev: one whe be hind from Cubs in the States, reintive to that d the most minute information is rent to the Captain General ly to the arrival of the steamship Ohio eral Ronesli sent for a gencionan er is im the United States, and paid to him, “Your brother has been witting to you; | kaow the contents of the letterand you will teil bitn for me that if be values hie own racety be will not set footoa Cuba Jam weil ipformed of all he bas eaid avddone ' What be had “said eed done’ but every exmonn ty, of perhaps that Us adviow ts ctted by the Cubans se an net oflentency. The arrival of the Obio st Havaua from having been adverticed as 9,000 tone burthen. and the rum of her proportions deewired them, ‘og do not understawd well ‘The coming sugar erop in Cuba, we learn, to be a very abuncant one. The cane was well ad- Yacced, end the fields were finely covered. The Fair of the American Institute. Tue Cartux SHow.—Yesterday, the Cattle Show of the American Institute opened at Madison Cotta: eorner of Fifth avenue and 23d street. of stock was far from large, and the attendance wa: very scanty, indead. With but few exceptions, the ma- jority of the animals were scarcely above meiiocrity. ‘This is not to be wondered at the best bull, of the purest breed, is only $15, and prises for yearlings so low as $8. A thousand for the bos, bull of a breed named isa frequent prize and $500 quite & common thing, in the old country therefore, wish to produce real competition, and to im- prove the breed of cattle, they must be fur more liberal Men will not come here, at vast ox- | Pense, from a great distance, to compote, when, if they even gain the prize, it is not worth taking away, For inetance, for the best short-horned (Darbam) bull prize. there were only three competitora that Lamartine.@ two-year: ol Albert, # white tifally spotted, a very handsome crea. ture, from Pelhaw, Westchester county; and Jupiter, a Milk white four-year-old bull, fram Chester, Orauze ‘The latter is the largest, but Prince Aibert is the best formed bull and wall probably get the prix Tle has already carried away the | county. Of the Ayreshir breed of fine red one from Patterson, N J; al orted bull, whioh took the priza for Ayr,in Of the working oxen, The exhibition the rei day, and recalled ben the highest prize for Carpenter one’ or two days after her husband's fr arrest; bad a conversation | arrest; (Counsel for defence o! tion;) this cor Carpenter tha guilty, or that he had ever passed the bad moaey; penter said he knew that her husband had passed the money, and that he got it at Mr. Voung’s; that was the first Gime she heard of Mr Young If the Institat | her husband at the Combs pre: | tion; Uhinks that ehe did swear at the former triel that Carpenter had :aid her husband got the money from Young. etensions of merit rdbum. Westchester to tell the Governor that this, nor any other expedition, intended to act against this island, would be enffered by President Taylor; but be (the Governor) has « heap of trouble and anaioty, and hi in bis whole rise ia hia o otland, in 1848. as a yearling by fer the fluest were & pair from Winchester, Counso, ticut, of the Devon breed. which ere tho bust for the A pair from Dlackweli’s isianc. owned Corporation, were also much admired. five yoke of oxen belomging to one owner, remarkably including @ pair of twin four year-old steers, jh were 60 like each other, tell the difference between (hem oid twins were still more bandsome, end equally like the flaest was @ grsde, fi Thers werealko thar we could hardly A pair of chee yomt- Oi bull calve bs old, belf Durham and b Was of on extraordinary sia for his age je bull, 16° menths old, balf Durham and . belonging to the exine owner as the five | pair of stecrs; and a white heifer, a lovely creature, of the same breed = The flaert Devon City. « four year-old, naised Beauty, from Wivehester, which showed the purest breeding, The finest Devon bull, beyond all BOR, Wax One Dated Bloomtivid, from Winches- . Which lost a born by some accident, stetes that thisanimal’s grandmother was the colubrated cow of which Coleman peas, in his tra 21 lbs. of butter in the week. As for fat none that, in our estimation, deserved tho name, p were as wretched # he ewine were miserable, thehcads of the Justitute to take w trip to Gre tein or ireland, aud see the eattic shows there; and we | promise them, if they do, they will b arbataed of the cattle exhibited yesterday, some measures (if such b b bigher order of breeding, aad a bet the Governor of that, lived at lox We would advise some of \ FP French; he was in New York im Nove The horses were few, and nothing to boast of in They wore exhibited in Among them were Trustee and Nepoleon Dost We saw was a bay mare. 6 years, by Attila vot by 17 hands high. and the modal of flas orses searce fi Madison Squai merican newspapers, and | fn Uus country, ‘There was avery excelleut trotting hors, # yellow wy, one of the most manageable wo ever suw—one of * Sweet briar” breed~ able to trot a mile in thres counterfeit there was nf indictment bere for the possession of counterfeit money. before the fuet of cireulating it. After a long able among the collection of horses was a Olt. detk brown, ealied ~ ‘ ordinery size for his age, being 16 hanes 1 iveh high. Membrnio" ste enly one ducerving of notice, ‘The whole aifair was dull and spiritions. and tending tono ureful purpose, as far» visiters were extremely few to he any interest excited Instituto want to make this dey country andealeulated to promote th cattle, they must shift their tack, and steer a very dif ferent course ‘Tie Graves av ven F there did not appear ut the exhibition rtmeat worthy of the host breed of bility. Here was an organized gang of men, | javsoftheixown They are all sworn to 01 od by the | ‘The visiters at the fair in Castle Garden will do well to take @ look at the epect- tive grapos, of the wan Voint, N. J, grown est and finust ever oxbl- ‘They were grown in the open air some wine from this grape shown in bott war eleo @ very fine specimen of ge city, in the open air. by Mr ¢ Bloomingdale rout Yhfod atiranted the white Syrina were gr one bunch whien weighed re found in # cluster. bited by Dr. Turpee, of Fall River dewutitel and very lance Spee! the | (the great wine They wore exti- the Gore deca not appear racy. and he ruled ) Was the flame of Bitkowood, those which obtain 60, bear Ponghkeop- tie, They were grown without artificial heat, aod thelr or is greatly euperior to Among the eye ie a very curious of the station | a” Very near. | ‘The grapes are highly heat aod most nseful ales patent ber. * contrivance whica had been | in this room ie eeving the lebor of from six to twei motive power, ngceenent be deing rpun by the machinery tt rm the ehise! accom penying, « nv. Leing presnod Vand, ente the m Detter than hande contd do tc thaving of the edge of the woud without splitting of itin quick sno. v worked by the t tar cleaner and en out within @ rtice out in animal them. aud to mi Brooklyn otiy cut ; told b opual parade of 4B. Duryeu,) on 2 fler pasring thro’ Mejer General Ward, of 8 pumber of other distinguished 4, ond repaired ne dinper prepare fo attended princtpally by th 1 frendesvous jor the different bodies staff offeers. whe sithe of Preside: Gibera, were drank and ebeered iu a eplritod manner, cgustes Wansch lnced at the bar for trial, on a charge of Le vas fount gulity vrglary in the third degree for Burglary —Veaderice Alieworth wa pon his triel, for burglary in t ewes found guilty by the third degree i remanded for Charles H Spregue was then placed om trial, on @ charge of robbery, and Sssowlt exd batiery On the part of the people called, ae the evidence at ftuMfeient for the jory, * gulity to the he prelioninnty examina’ ‘On the part of the de. teo physicians of this city were caded. who gave it ar thelr optoion thas the price In consideration of this witheut leaving their ers mind war not ries cu one Light, and stole a Rhire at one pl it at another, aud they were all #0 coum Court beard (be hietory of the thee ones Ber t length by sir. Mek ts, rendered a verdict of uot teh and Caroll Te eenin placed at the Upon & Feparate indictment for bare’ degrce. to having, on the lart, burglariousiy broken invo and ard Abberiy. «1 n forced ceived it, om the ground of its being ofiered mae # the trist of Don Carlos de Lepore. the Cousul Tbe government of the United States. the p lute belief, will be ten for their Of & paltry & that if (hinge ¢ Dew Captain Ample saticfaction. Rumor, exeited by the ta firendy nated Koveail’s sue corner of Nasean atreet and enrried away from th valued in a'lats ‘The caso was net concluded when our reporter left moval Hotete we to the worrt. the appolatment of a | ne We 3.1, Foltom, W.B Fravtiin, | jer, hae Tucker. Baltimore or Gen Cordoba -aud dat Havana withla @ age Gem Cordoba bad brea mud | Phitadeiphia; D Lepgib. quotin 0 tes to pubs taatinie t Jereey, Fdward Meredith Wm Lyman ana 1a when er wight Ali reported well oa Smith. Jr, Philadelphia ek. Savanneh; @ F Gilmour and : Major Barnard and lady, do d Joy and family, Nantuck- sing Sing; Jno. ton, Utien; Capt Hobert » «t; D, MeVonaid froonto; Gan nine, Californ ving House, on ‘Tneeday. ‘The ton, Mr. Levi Woodbury, New Ha 8 Senate; A.J Catherwood and lady, Philadelphia: Col JH Melntorh and family, Florida: tie ond family, New Ort were among the arrivala at the Lr awford, Secretary of ne: Major Louth and lady, | P Kogg, Mempbia; A. H toward John A. Tyson, rennersee; Dr, Caylor. U @ eKnight, Pittsbargh: Col. D. Campbell, | Loomis Little Falls; © Fileworth and er, British Army F 8. Faxton, i Iknap and lady. Bosto Dr. Williamson, Uhiladetphia; ¢ Fdward Dean, Georgim Rev Michell, do.; Capt. Fish Miltor ut, Gordown, Marvel, Lancaster; Gallagher, Bostoo; yesterday at the Amerie: 4 family, Boston; RH. d lady, Woateheste 1d Mint Dopaldson, Baltimore; Mr’ Ham: and davgbter, Philadelphte s which had reavhed the jation there of her magnificence in other reapeots, ew a crowd of ouriot 0 the wharf to ree her, ao to behol Iron. id came into fall connection with naval archi- Caroliman. of the Oth inet. that Mr Cathows wil mate, as his services more than wow, Court of Oyer and Terminer, TUF KIDD CASK CONTINUED. Before Judge kdwards and Aldermen Ingersoll and Jackson Ocr. 10 —This morning. at the sitting of the Conrt, the trial of Chas H. Carpenter, for being accessory be- fore the f was resumed. tin the circulation of countertoit money, Mr. KeKeon (District Attorney) availed himself of tion made by the Attorney General yestor- Mrs. Arpros, who further deposed that she saw ith him in relation to that ted to tbat conversa ersation was at her house; she told M the did not think her husband was Cross exemined— Does pot know if ‘arpenter had seen ious to that conversa. Mr. Curren asked witness if she knew that Carponter | Was engaged in obtvining afidavits in July, 1846, at Caldwell’s, or im that viei , to implicate herself and Andros in frauds in relation to the Kidd Salvage? The Coury took # note of the question, but ruled against its admissibility. The Court objected to any erces- examination except such as legally arose out of the re-examination by the Distriot Attorney. Hexky Mesoitt eworn and examined by the Attor- ney General,—Is a broker for twenty years in the city ot New York; the billy produced are counterfeit; the firetis No. 2.308, on the Oc 65 2735, ou the same bank, are also counterfeit; thinks they might have been done from an altered plate; ia the course of his business comes in contact very frequently with counterfeit bills. The witness Was net cross-examined T. F. Yeune being called for examination, his testi- mony was objected to by the counsel for Carpenter. ¢ the grornd that he was convicted in Boston, in 184 for parsing counterfeit money, aud gentenced to im: priscninent for two years Counsel produced the con- Vietion and judgment of the Court. ‘The Arrownsy Gexenar produced the fees pardon of fachusetis, and the wit was itted to be aworn and examin Will bo 30 years onthe sth next February; hada bowling sa. Nat l)2 Broedway; @ year and a hall previous to Hy, Maseachusetts; his mother A Witness resided there before he went to Roxbury; haw been in public-house Dusiners the most part of his time; in New York, bis wife, himself and two ebifdren constituted hin faaily; im 1846 had boarders -jpha Roe and his wile; they re- msived about threeauonths; Roe ts dead; be died in the epring of 46; is acquauted with Charles H. Car- penter; firet kuew bin im 1549 or °45; the xequaintance Originated by his frequentiff wicneas’s house of bus ness; became quite iatimate with him after the period that Roe cawe; dors not know if Roo aud Carpenter were previously known to each other, but they were intimately acquainted when at bis hous ows Jon © 45, and remained over two months; hy was feou Patera a lived at Palermo, | is witpess’s uncle; he is a larmer aud & cooper, aad aro owns m mill; has ee n Charles fi, Cerpenter ia the vonterfeit money; first saw & twenty mterfeit bill with him, in December ‘44, porsezrion of 'd ar Ohio e &t witners’s bowling enloon; Carpenter told bim it was counterfeit; that {s the only way he Knows i: was une for prisoner submitted t) he in indicted for be 6 m. it was raled y the court as not admissible.) Carpenter esked witness if he had bad any converen: tion with Roe, about counterfit money; wit he bad, be then ehowed witness and asked him if he would hare some of it; did not ex: ss cata © twenty dollac bill, plein to Carpenter all the conversation he had with toe—merely remarked that it wes about counterfeit money. Cotnsel for defence objected to tho conversation with Roe being given in evidence; Carpeuter was not present, and [oe was now dead ‘The Arionsev Gexvaat contended tor its admisi- wed by, nother whea ~ at ler t. bound by the honor of thieves; seme cf them return to the, paths of honeet industry it was by their testimony alone they could « ata Anowledge of the system —a system, which it would be Wweky fur thew, ite did not swamp the law and the peopl of the ecents Joon Eowanos satd the Court eannot adm!t hear- tertimony when the party t tbat couver- fon wae Dit prevent, unless tle person who mate admission wag the agent for the parpyee of making thet slalemeut, There is aru «f Inw, that if a cer- tain number of persons are co-e mspiray for com. mitting a particular offeace, th mony (1a co-couspirator for the pu nepleator on tral; be » dave, as ye Excmination ves Carpenter went out showed him the $20 countertelt bill; had subsequent eouverrations with ( arpenter about counterfeit ine rome time in December he offe! ad bilem the Midclerex Bank, ¢ he asked witrers “how he liked the ‘lo dif h wirh to have some of it ; call be w ulitend let bim know re: nex! morning, avd witness told bim he woutd tate | tour cr five pieces of It ; he raid be had not is with hua then, bo uld fete it in the evening ad banded wi Ine bis Bim to plaer t be oned him for, bowling Carpenter 20 or 26 cents for cach dollar, aud be eecord- ingly credited bir account for that amount; the next conversation war In December. January, °45 ; | Corpenter came into the skloon and thowed @ bil that bed been partly * ernse@)" there was no name of the Dau on it; there wav a blank eproe where the name of wiank could be put in; Carpenter said there wore | Frome of then ‘coming out,’ but he would wot tell hin the raine of thy bavi. or the Siate that was to be pat in ; he wanted to know it witness would take any of the pale betore ui bis bus io om wer him to be deating in them ; ¢ ter then taid that Andres would like to cet roine of ft, + the bed @ note to pay eta bank, in Wail stront. in shout ten Gaye ; withers eald be would ppeak to Andros ehovt itjand i be wanted it he mignt have it ; it was egreed, @t thet time, that 1% could be bad al cents on the doit ke he showed Andros a ram ploefit; Andros was plensed and ead hi Llike bitty or seventy tive is; told Car Teo. and he raid it was raia when he got il; Corpenter raid ti d Fee Aniteus aod bring him in’; seme evenings atver Carpenter aud An- Gres came in; Carpenter came behind | handed witness “ @ roll.”’ paying tt was" ail right.’ avd wicnos Danded it to Ardros; Carpenter and Andros thea lett the piace together ; that was the lact interview he bad with him ab terfeit mousy ; heard of the ar- bey would would not a A ne wera day ort or witness had ed him Toll of m0 did not eee Andeos le was in prison ; saw Carpenter during tnat time, Q— Did Carpenter apply to you for money fur any purpore, while Andros w privon! (Questi jected to.) Lhe Arropsey Grxenat urged that they may ¢ evidence What rhows am attempt on Uns part of an ac ecercry to coneral (he guilt of «Keon was heard on t #laid down in : d thata nen commitved tm petuatpal aud joft oted, that the ba rome authority, vidence was objected to establich a dirtipot offener, but th 4 testimony mi to tory truth of the proteeut and as to th the transsetions of the former day 4 thove tran NORMA f t ‘ re rast whati¢in tht> ind you £0 '110 W Feparate Offence No man ts bound to answer Ail the charges which the Attorney General may being gainst bim wd it wes ouly fair that they should e fine (ue Attoracy General to vne provi (t this rpecito Sadict men The Arron replied ab considerahie views, Aud, in conclusion, agetn repudiated with f. the isin ng which bad oven thrown ous 3 that the prosecutors were counsel for any’ ovher the people Baspy remarked wpon the irrel cy ot the Attorney General's observations respecting himaely aad | ¢ | accessory to the circulation of counterfelt money, aud | the jatw Distriet Attorney asm trial for b bot of Uhe competency or character of the pul wisdom from almort auy The Covay did not tee any reason for deviating from the rule which they bad laid down yesterday, aud could ot, therefore, reeeive the evidene: ‘dhe Arronser Gesenan ealied on the Court to note | hat while And wes ia } end | allao, whenee she is ia that he hed offered to pr y for the purpose of pros g “straw bail” for his liberati » resumed.—Tno inter he hat with Carpenter were the first he (witness) ever had to do Pith counterfelt money, low, Carpeater. and witavse ¢ been often together in the bowing tocm@; o@ one 00 Paid to Carpenter that be bad ut the counterfeit money; doos not remem. ber the reply that Carpenter mace to Roo; Ke A Carpenter showed witness the $20 bul; ase general rule, in eperking of counterfeit money, it was not epoken of piain but was denowio ret vi war there together or not ery wently fo the ealoom together tn 45 and 44, their utimnercy continued up te the time of Andros’s arrest knew named Av: Bonney and Horace Boaney, inks it was Noe introduced them to him; never had cen thom that witness was to allow | ro vituatea that it | TWO CENTS. about a year; in 1832 went to Portland to work: went home to Palermo after that; next went to Belfast, in Maine; after that went home again; then went to work with s man named French. in’ Liberty; weat then to Augusta, and remained there four’ years; Jotun Barker kept the public house when he went there first; im 1840 went to Belfast, in Maine: Fr meined there three months, then went to Bosto: was there between two and three months; went to Lowell, got married. and kept stables there; atayed there titl the fall of 1841; went to « harleaton, but did not sneceed in getting into any business ; went back to Boston, and got work in # public house in Dedham ; then went home to Palermo where he remained about ® year; then went to Roxhury. and remained there until be came to this city in I8t4; had never, to hi knowledge, passed any counterfelt’ money daring all that thne ; never hed been charged with any crime previous to his coming to New York; hired the saloom from @ mn named Sargent ; «aw him sloce in the town *f Hasilton; never passed any counterfeit money in New York; waa arrested ia March, 1847, on a charge of porsing counterfeit mouoy in this city. by poliew msn Norris; was sent to the Tombs and remained there sbout three months; was tried before Judge Edmonds; docs not remember tho name of tho who prosecuted him; there was more than one; monie was the name of one prosecutor ; the money he ‘Was oharged with passing. was counterfeits on the Bank of Massachusetts; the jury did not agree on the trial, and he wes never tried for that offunce afterwards; Judge Edmonds discharged him ; does not know who procured his liberation ; bad soid out his plaee of bust- news in June, 1846; fom that time, to March, 1847, he kept @ boarding house in Lostoa; cxme to New York on buetuess. and returned again; was im Boston am rested for the offence of which Re was convicted im 1847; a nian vemed Fisher accomp' him to New York on one oceasion ; had no busiaesa here then; is unable to say at what bouse they stopped Q.- Had you any business 1a Now York, ou those teveral occasions? Witness hesitated in his reply, ‘The court told him he need not answer any question which tended to de- rade biurelf After some further hesitation. he said je supposed be might as well auswer them, as fren: the pesition be war In, it could not make any difference to im ; Le then raid that those visits to New Yerk were the occasion of his going to the State trison; whem he cue to New York, he saw his lawyer, and one of the Bouneys ; he was indicted for ng four ten dol lar counterfit bills on the Bosten Bank; pleaded guilty, abd there was no trial ‘The court adjourned at 3 o’olock. ‘The further oross examination of this witness to be resumed at 10 o'elook this mon Court of General Sessions. Before the Recorder en Alien and Clark, Ocr, 10. —E. Z. C. Jadson's dippli ~ Commis- sions Deniea — In the matter of appl for eoumis- sions to teke testimony in California aad other places in the case of The People, v4 Judson, indicted for libed on Miss Crean, the Court this morning denied ap nd Larceny.—A boy fittoen years of age, named George Williams, was culled to trial charged with grand larceny, in stealing ® gold wateh, worth $60, irom William B. Collis, of No 4¥ Market street, on the $th of Aug The watch was taken from wancel plece iy the back parlor of Mr, Collis’ house, Wa. H Sivenens, policeman, being sworn teatt that he arrested the prisoner on tae 9th of Augast last, in Orange strect, with the watch tn his possession He arked bim where be got the watoh, and the boy said that be procured it frou bin sister who seat hia out toseli it. Witness told him to take btu to his ster; he thenaccrmpanied him down Orange street to neat the Five Voints, where he pointed out a woman as hie tister; the woman, however. denied haviog ‘aay kaow- ledge of him. Mr Stephens thea took him to the pe- Hoe office, and subsequently found the owner of the watoh. ‘The boy states that he bought the watch from « young man, who sold it to him tor two dollar that it was copper. He was about seiliag tt doll xd bad already received the inoney from shormaker in Orange, near Chatham street, when b was arrested He says thet he told the story about his sleter from fear of being imprisoned ‘The jury could not agree upon @ verdict, nnd were divcharged. The boy wan remanded, to remain in prison until seme provision can be mde for bian, Trial jor Petit Lavceny.—Charies Vappan was tried for petit tareeny, in being concerned wiv James Casey in stealing twelve dozen combs, aad one dozea kaivee, | worth $15, from Theodore Myers, at 69 William street. Carey has beew tried on aacther charge, aud ent to the State prison Me, Myrns being called to the stand, teviifed that on the 20th of August last, Carey and Cuppa came iaco his store, amd expresel a desire to purchare some $200 worth ef goodstosend to Chagres. bey nad laid out quire # lot of ver os when Tappan asked for n bit; Just them, Mr. Myers discovered Cuat Casey's pockets appeared tobe quite full. On searching him, he found twelve dozeu combs aed one down knives ‘ upon his perron. No property was foand upon the person of Cappan and be offered to take tne gods aad poy for them, and wanted dir. viyer to aocompany hi to rome place to arrange the mattor. ho jary, with out ltaving their eeats, returned verdict of nos wiity OMe Passe, the Assletent Diststot Attoraty, the moved the court to ait Pappan om charge of being engaged in the Astor Place riot the Meco koen Fudd that os Tappan hed already been impitsoned rome month on chit ebarge, aad mad n libereted by the Court. it would be oppressive to Te commit him nowen thet charge. ‘Lappan was there- ore Cire) aged from custody Triat for Menslaughier —A German, named Senediot midt, wae ou trial, charged with mansliughter © iret degree, ta faving ou the 8.n of Juae last, ed the death of m man named Patetck Boylan, kept a public house at Woct Wastungtoo aad boarded with him t uly of tne Sen of the decessed and three etber men got ia liquor, nye quarreiseme, and the result was the death of epectthem The narrative of the case ls contained in the ovide mee of Je Leauatan, who, being sworn, testified that he war io th pployment of § idtat the time of the coonrrenee; on the night when Boylan war ehot, Boy- Jon and threw other men bad been io the kitehoa aad made ® distusbanes there; afterwards, they ge: some xd and Leoke in the door of the room ad- dt n sleeping coum, Sehmidt being at on his bed; witness was also in bed pear by, whew they broke in the door, Boylaa was the firet man to enter the room: one of (he parcy went fate plug roem; w *9 WAS B¥akeaed by the od a! four of the house; when Sobmids fowad thet they were breaking in the d'or, he weat toaautner reon! and got a doubte barreled gun: the gam had been used by the me day before, wud was loaded by Patri Dav's, one ct the four me who broke ta the Tr, Sebmidt to Ua sod stood iat roca with it stride of ti aud withers beard ay iey kil him; be did not ray who te weaved Co KUL; wie nese knew Boylan’s votos; be rald, © if you dow’t open the door, we will kul you; Sebmlds told thom, if they broke open the door. het them then wen 7; Patrick Boy ine re dwor bad by t me been bow Patrick Boylan and two or three strangers stood outelde; ooe of the men cane ia, und weat tate the room where ors, Schuidt wes asleep; vnie was Ta'rich MoCarty, a boarder in the bows; Sebmiat was in the large room with ths gua ta bie herd; and (atiiek Boy midt did not be door was @ open, ¥h he fired et Boylan, who bad a heavy #tic at the time the gun was tired the privoarr stood about Boylan, who #as approsckiog hia with ad atter the firleg bor Schmidt and the withers ran out of the he Sonmidt wer tan in the kite bed boarded tm she ae thee All the wen *ho came to the door were drunk; fog rooms were Upr'aits Bud (he passage as from the sitchen, aud not theongl room into which they brotva, they had ao oceasiva, theresore, to pare through the room was all the evidenoe for the prosecution and the Records asked the setiag District Attorney if he intended to ack for @ couvielion on this te«imeny. Mr Phillipe did not yellaquish the proseeutioa, Cow defence did not introdace any tertim ray,bat submited the eae ppon the evidence introduced by ths prosecw- tiem ‘The jury at once pronounce t it « case of justilable hemiowte and deciared the prisoner mot guilty. Default Token.—tn the enews of Bartley Woeeler, tm @loted tor robbery in thy let decree; Soha W. Warth open, ia bis baud; and Jacob Spell, for asenult and oattery, Patrick Me- Manne and John Leban, for recriving stolea goods; Henry Grogan. for attempt to eocmi: «rape aed Joho Foley, for faise pretences, The parties Delag called, did not appear; default was therefore takem, aad beach vortents ireucd. Tbe court adjourned till 11 o'cloek on Thursday, Naval Ouee, of forty four gw , y d exchanged salutes with the ship of the line Ubio, the fog ship of the Pacific squadron. The se. yennah comes out tor the purpose of relieving the Obi+, whore crew's erm of service has nearly expired noah railed from Bortou on the lat day of and tow Rio de Janeiro in AGaays, Com Joner. who still remains tn command of the squadron, Will hoist Ma broad pennant on board the Seraauah. On rival of the St. Mary's, now oa bet passage from Callao, Commodore Voor Gc ro Getringer, now that station, Commode: raving turn heme forthe benefit of bis health. Mr Charlee the newly appointed | S Commissioner for the sdeieh f came pasegger la the sarananh, will proceed to the Ivlands with (ommodore Voor route to Chins, fhe ly on the 15th of Se and Rio de Janeiro — Pacific Ne oa, appeinted suocassor to od of our squidrou om derma aoe rt Be operty of Mr of Onsior Pr no thie town, oe aided three others. working on boa: te New York, im attemprii eavape to thas city A ince was for him, sad bis provisions pat tm if bead of tie brig, and be wus bo slorese bier aad tame Crore crammed —Was born in the town of Candie, in New Hismpebire; removed trom that at the age of eight ware. his mother, to Massaobusetts, woat to New im New Lampehire, to scheul, remained there night. The steward having got information of the mat ter reported it to the mate aad steps wore immediavely taken to arrest the culprite, who were yesterday eom- mitted to jall.—- Wilmington, N.C , Com., Ort. 6.