The New York Herald Newspaper, July 21, 1850, Page 3

chy ty Intelligence. ‘fue Weatnen.—Yesterday the weather was delight- fully five. The thermometer was just at the point of Sneak and a delightful breese biew fresh from the wee the day. Nature looked charming atter get- pass her fece washed. The air was balmy, elastic and orating; even the Croton water seemed to feel a salutary influence of the storm, for it was cooled down considerably. The following was the state of ba Shermometer, yesterday, at four periods of the } faved 64. M. it) 12M. P.M. a1 rue.—The report of the mittee appoii by the Common Voun- Telative to the Hague street calamity, is now weintes, and hae been pa meder’ to the Common Coun- ‘Alderman Griffin, It takes up 116 pages. It an account of the disaster, ths names of the and wounded, « ‘and an aceoun’ of the funeral of ‘unrecognised, roceediags of the Commoa Gouncil and the oeeeiaee in be yey to the whole affair, including an er of tl vaised, the pee nd to whi oP M. 83 all of which es long since in the columns of the Herald. nig mow an 18 tor Burcration yor a Werx.—The e ion for the Jest week bas been unusually larg here were Lo arrivals of emigrant ships yesterday. The following are the arrivals trom the 1 rath to ‘the 19th inclusive Liverpool. 237 Vi Adel! ore 227 Ber! ‘Btar of the ‘Wesi, Liver: Seri nt pied Pear 1 iiliedew “Gat “1 Hibert, iver Bo Genturion, Liver “400 Admiral, Havre. 228 04 217 04 ‘ater Me: Wilhelmine, Bremen. Queen Pomare, Liverpvo!. Dearne & at tHe Saioi —The foll: = the names of persons who have died at th Ball Snug Harbor, Staten Island, trom July. 1849, to July, 1860:—James Gill. Daniel Philli At Holden, James Johnson, Peter Johnson, John Sonoarg aBta aga vargas M's Con ol organ, e yers, James P. Beck, John Usborn, Williams. Tur —— or Lavina Hatt Doors Oren.—This prevails to a great extent, in the city, ite them the ‘many warnings of loss of property trom eareless ho he dwellings and stores at night. Seprain nih, of the Sixth ward, reports as fol: — ». 362 Broadway, jeadiny Bareell' ag ee found open this morning, ut = twelve o’clock, by policeman Blake, of this making the third instance in which the same on das bern most culpably ‘ted within the last two months. If an entrance effected, the ory will be— Where are the poli Inon Awninc Posts.—It is to be hoped that the Com- mon Council will rej the law t! yp bmg ler years a seguiting § e Occupants of stores way to bave iron posts, or none. ihe stereof Thor day night last hes sufficiently demonstrated that these posts are not as sate, oras stro es ordinary wood ones. It was a rare sight to see a wooden awning post diown doy down, when not decayed; but the iron ones are eonetautl Gy break off, in gales, or by being run Phys Goo and other vehicles. Tar — Fu.ror.—Pursuant to our advice, this old tub is about being removed from the Hi avenue ferry and sold. She is advertized for sale. Bowazay Tuxatre.—An entertainment of great nov- elty will eome off at the Bowery Theatre hep vein | a duress, a Rudy tigable the celebrated pao Family, pS ¥. ae ey, W. coelbe are : y will appear to-morrow ni in siasacl t Gromplogs erowded to-morrow evening. Munro's Ganven.—The beautiful fairy oxtravaganse> ealled “ Fortunio, or the Seven Gifted Servants,” will be produced at cool and beautiful theatre to-mor- » It rehearsal for some time, and, if we may judge from the splendor with which Mr. Wiblo has produced similar extra , we may Es A? ye ogee bephens pi! desert ions most and gorgeous tion. Nearly all the excellent com) of somedians will appear > Los Nickinson, Ta; sera ee Ma'lls. Se. Jeste and Carline, vith joe my ae 4 it artiste. ‘The entertainments will pt a Ey atthe Trish Lion,” Mr.and Mrs. Brougham taking the principal ton, and Mrs. Vernon. M Marionat, ‘Tuearaz.—The new local drame entitled ron! whiten bas been in rehearsal * The New York for some weeks, will be produced to-morrow evening, with o and telented cast of characters. Mr. A.H. Pe susteia the character rederick yy ee ‘iss Mestayer that of Alice Hawthorne. ll the other mt gg yd be sustained by an ex- shen compe The amusements will commence ith the farce. farce Me the Man With ben fing ti Thien wh be followed Veg etn ohn ies Mal- vipa, and all will close Cousin Joe.” veep Cunserr’s rn? every even: ances, and, «| all, the re, are all pond ny in ourunie.—-Pisroe's Minatrale snnounee for to-mor. Tow even’ great ctteneton. Binging, instra- mental and dancing are the particular features of the evening. Amenicax Mussum.—The dramaof the “ Drankard,”’ been for some weeks at this es- oe Ganven.—A [~~ eoneert will take place jarden, ander the able super- Ne doubt the Garden te bathe, the sea being at the time = B. " & moment six of them were over- yy the waves, and carried out into the break- Boats were instwatly launched. but notwithstand- ing the utmost exertions, two of the unfortunate young ladies were drowned, one of them the daughter President Vara Seeneclos. General Taylor.—The inst A best Por- feale of General ayer ever engraved in the tree ft Thessriout amerleese Tete i ohtellere, “and aise by BRADY, 0 Broadway, where Fs) eriginal Daguerreotype is to be seen. The Plumbe National Gattery, No. 251 avould be visited by one who appreciates ia the Feegent a this country, the moss dis Independence.—When . Jos be sels are saqqeetls ford to be i digeretion tn regard ne ti oem and Gultors at It Ann stteeh, JONES is an examination of his MONKEY MARKET. Barunoar, July 9—6P. M There is not much doing in the stock market. The ales are small, but the prices appear to have an up- ard tendency. The Harlem road © y have declared a vidend of two per cent on the old stock for the last a months, This, the second dividend, is equal to r eent for the year. The Albany and Schenectady Railroad Company atify that the transfer books will be closed from the 4 instant to the 2d of August, preparatory to the yment of the dividend on the Ist of August. ‘The New Jersey Railroad Company have declared a mi-annaal dividend ef four per eent, n Railroad Company three per cent The Dry Goods Reporter says, that all the black crapes ik, 109%; 19 do, Uaton, Bank ‘Ohio Lite and rance Company, Lif; 2 United tats ta pores 7M; 15 ahares New York 6 do. B Genter of $1,009 o@ ht Compan fo; 69 9 x of Commeree, Kepvalee’ Bank, 121%; 25 do. Bank illiam | Paul | ef the State of New York. 1 do. Bank of Kentucky, 101. BOWERY THEATRE —MONDAY EVENING, JULY 2, | ‘will be seted the new drama styled the MAID OF TY- 3000.0 8 nN Kul-“Kenvelt, Mr. Tilton Michael’ Bernard. Mr, tamil- ‘3000 PLT r} to ise Wemyss; Nittchen, Mrs, Walco 300 ted. 20 | der whieh, Bin! ‘eelebrated Acrobat Family will appe: 4000 Erie 150 a of Cl joo 4 eh, will be repated, an ale are the memory} li 3900 HL 200 Pig General & Taylor, late President of the United Statens Te ‘ahs we Ml genclude with the egmedy of JOB IN LDN BON Me ‘Straw- 20 Nal 00 RY Mi berry, Mrs. Beeler, ‘Doors 4 Mo --} Mt will rise precieely at at leek. (60 Parme 200 aTanay TERATE CHATHAM 8T! N- 6 Erie RE ee 7% July 2, fre Tinos 6 veo rr) ofthe MAN WITH T 15 360 79% Mee | “Pitekwell. ‘Mr. Herbert; Wrangle, J.C. M5 de WONYAN May ~ ade | Thompson; Grimes, the man wh 60 Mohawk RR b60 ASig 25 L Island KR Nc | Chapman.’ Afterwhich the grea loval dram 6 do. be 8 Pt A FIREMAN— Fred k Je rt Zt ai SECOND BOARD. . ba ee ise Baal y 10244 100 she Reading RR py Md 1024 100 ohe Reading cousin’ J, 3 Mi W."R'Chapman:, Margery, H 4 t jock.” Boxes, 2e.; Pits 125¢0-1 seats fh private bea, Sle wed we ede aR eran nau 73 , Nigh Sonal 0 16000 do Cong £0 shs Farmers’ Loan 20 Reading RR the world, eae nIaREEEENESENTECneaa a ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED BEVERY DAY. FUNERAL OF GENERAL TAYLOR. eee EW YORK FIRE DEPARTME FUNERAL CERE- | monies in eommemoration of t th of Gen, Zachary bi lor, late President of the United States,—The line wil aU Nat Fire Ins Co aggeest ¢ formed at 3 o'clock on Hudaon street, the right resting on Ma! Dresel ‘a Fantasia ca the © mbere st. Officers are requested to hav ple companies | sey d the Youn Nvirtuose Carl Blassius, upon Promptly on the ground at the hou Companies | {atrament invented by himeelf, producing the effect of & Vill epprer witheat Bes dress, | full orchestra. The Cosmorar gor appropriate banners and bi liantly lighted, member will wear crape vm. The. F Admiasion 1234 on rt a Assistants will also carry their Seine trumpe' iy erage. ‘The line ri be formed in the ollowing order wi EMINGTON’S WONDFEKFUL MAGIC BRIDGE Is reey City, Hoboken, Brooklyn, and Williamsbargh he extreme right. ow open at all hours of sheet wie. urs of the day and evening—first door RANKLIN MUSEUM, 175 CHATHAM soon Week of the Season —O} and in the ever farsbal han tee Aide. Trustees of Fire Department Fand. beh. Officers and 6t lose Co. 1, Hook and Ladder Co. 1, a creas “pinyin peas Te "Tri enjoined, to exclu c ALERED CARSON, G i A will sprear every afternoe panies. vite ‘aiaran Bells will toll from $ * Mw lendid representations of Li on. the tribe of “Bedouin Arab Gi existence, who will go through their gymnastic feats. Prices | Sf admissionStage Seats, #3 conte’ Boxes, 2) conte; Pare the Getiestes, Ni ate toe $2. CUsTOM HOUSE —BY PARTICULAR REQUES ‘al Officers ant 7 | quette, 12% cents; Pri meeting ofall persons in the r ia Jace on Monday ev: 5 ast. 7% Bim Howe, af Se lgch, P.M pose of com | Disdeairoue of enliteg ide one-half interest in s Panerame z desirous of selling hi Mississi| eting the wg ta for the juies of Gen. of the river, as he is unable to acoom ny it to been on a canibition for Taylor, late President of the United Sbates. ork, July 20, 1850, country, and. wii ood Invrete a daliot who, would wish teint aif the prizel- MOCRATIC REPUBLICAN YOUNG MEN'S GENE- | Europe,” Lastors ad ral Committee.—A meeting of this committee will be + nat Clea, Mow Terk: will seost He pecsast bela a Tiall, om Monday evening. tho 224 instant, | meted sig es ‘amman; A736 crook iy for the Purpose of making such arrangem Gs may be cuilable to evince 0 proper recpect for the memer of the late ‘Prendeat of the United States, By order, ARRIT H. STRIKER, Jr., Chairman. { Secretaries. Janes M. Turse, J. H. Tiere, ear, ee longer. ifesa Ihr. Phillips: G ho, Mise BE. iekets, 50 ob | a. brated H svansem MESSRS. ~BReUGHAM AND Beadey th Fu: aplor, ‘drs, Corn it pas reer JARDEN-—-SECOND WERK OF THB CBL ovens Lealien Opera Company, under the ai Monday evi MINSTRELS, vrai 44 BROAD- , between Howard and Grand streets.—Monday, July 22, and ‘ever gn until further notice. The conti success that favored this inimitable band of Ethicpian performers, has, od ultra of Ri Ethiopian b fermers, uD have the Doors open at cert f riginal inimitable entertain- cht until further notice. Admission 25 couts. , Congert to commence at 8 o'clock, An after- ‘on Wednesdays aud Saturdays, commencing evening, at This most um a y Riward secean Nive THE WINDMILL rl Maneger and formances, ever: fibitions reas for po My oalen , the L weeds cents; children under 10 years, 124g staid week of yen a fverncom, "lock, on Moi sptionable place of pebiio am filled by multitudes to witners, the past week, je drama of TUE DRUNKARD, it will ¢ repeated the coming week, with Mr C. W; Clarke, as Ae it an an Chioet iss IBitl beweons Me. it eo, ke. played ‘Ben IBLO’S.—MR, CHIPPENDALE'S BENEFIT—THE public is will come Tocnsien the iehale rerength variety of entertain etfully informed this interesting event DNESDAY, July 24th. 183), on which of the company will appear in a Tickets 50 center Cais GARPEN I8 NOW . FOR Fiat py tion nryart and mest the ips ie MN and delightfu heetial eo the country, for roadii x! di tation: ae nades, viewing the sea, shi scenery sround, ae inhaling the de! tious sen breere. Admission, 124 cents. AF ORAMA, SALOON, | sd GAD Ay, CORNER ¢ ret. ati neat Penis ‘in tl HEATRE situated ‘This » theats ious likewit ¢ hundred and fifty pounds.” The Paintin 8 are for rales eal perf ry W. A. ASHE, Proprietor. FOR RENT.—THE MARYLAND THEATRE, in Front street, Baltimore, is offered for rent. edifies is oday ted for stele ‘as well as for e ato WM. MINIFIE: 114 ne) siden: hary Tay! Gitizen's ‘edark[dress, wich ha pew tthane strings) and white aprona. order goon wh TO THE ep urns ne PAas Ey pay. Day, Pde |. H. CORNELL, Grand Marshal. ieenth street, 7 0% Canal strect at 7%; Grand, 7! P. 8.—The butehers of Brvokiyen City and Wil- ‘ turning ra). are ree cotfully invited Yo Join i “hes | BoM is cotilion Til be Sn Soard. "Matreakinest si eocasion. N. B— d meet * iy cot eae, pg SAC a aday py ~ Fgh 5 a iJ — natin, ee. ra MISCELLANEOUS: ASHIONABLE DANCING.—PRIVATE LESSONS BY attends Frederics, 43 Franklin street. Schools and families nde * Barn Te MUSEUM, PERLARELP EEA —P. Proj fee perfect Ventril entire public iest ap) afternoor celebrate Intermin: Miss Leslie, Mies Warret superb Dissel To be seen THE BUTCHERS OF THE CITY AN - Ai renee: Pee, Voce gee. sorneted to gecomble, particulareinguive for GEO. W. MILL ay Broadway | saree, will meet with prompt attention ond aven te with fellow- in paying the leat tet spect: to" ak EXCURSIONS. _ AMUSEMENSS IN PH a PHILADELPHIA. mounte in ~~ aaa aeal prietor and ry Sanford, ad: te Magical feats, and fal delineations, have attracted the duri and al M be presented: Bottle, ari Glock,’ Macie Portfolio, ‘Robinson, appear. The ving ee spud Corematyep oad eed veern- Admit~ te in hon: ‘the late eager the ‘nation, the following ‘commistes Were appointed to earry the same into TACOY, Grand Secretary. M ye ‘St. Johan’ or a Ly 10 SOUTHERNERS, N WITH TEN- der Feet.—The P ‘and Shoes are smequalled for giving ombined with du- bility. They never draw the feet, even in the warmest weather, and will not get hard or crack. R. GEO. HALL, 288 Broadway, LL*QN'3 MAGNETIC POWDER AND FILLS, TOR ruction ef Cockroaches, Bodbugs, Moth, ater Flies, Fleas articles warranted fre: Depot, 420 Broadway. M48 ACHI ass ER j Rete, throm # PLANING MA- » 274 Grands ‘street on ‘Tuesday, 234 © procession will be formed under the and Insects on plents, and for rate and mice. Both ‘poison, are to be had at LYONS ines, Boilers and Shafting, Sugar Tax Muckinoe with all the latest chines d acy! Sy gp yr MEMBERS OF THE MUNN baad, made to order at M*n ®, of Pree and A Masons of the Btate BH. LESTER, 102 Fulton street. fe ct requested to meet at their lodge room. Ne, on Te imeta: , 5 fully Tavited to > sitend. By Ti ¥. BUC Y, Wie . Punsows, Becre aoe sal ¥. x will ‘appear clothing, and white gloves, vse bans eae Masonic CONSEQUENCE OF THE INCLEMEN- , the ne ~pod fa Sense of beerved in Brooklyn, have e2d Ine whieh Y decltoue ef "usiting therein, ing ¢ L.rdge Room, at Tomesy's Ho- ri a Seer eets C tigae inst ORE ie white gloves and aprons. BOARDING, &0. ¥. aS, T.eeare INCAMPMENT 0! —~ thern New York, hav; ts aha a witation ot Lodge to unite with them i ‘the “vod illustrious ti I. S00 the R. W. Grand merited it furn! th full = partial f for Geatioumne it vequized. Addrress A: CARD, IN THE COUNTRY —PAMILIES , DESIROUS ) of leaving the oi he een required. eeday BROADWAY, OPPOSITE G cH full rich the i. W . eclciog New York y n pevine the an ict | "TOT sea Bearding.~ Persons sojourning 1x fans nde eity, desiring ‘mor; jent, ‘General’ Mes ett clase Hotel ore end Neqshome connecting, an eel= the 3 not turn ont are respectfully Tent ti ve servanta, can be scoommo- — to unite with Liberty dated at the above jon! ‘Peimanent arrange= ‘Tuos. W. Rowen, Sec. CALEB KIRBY, N.G. | Seed et toe eer vee be made, Fc ARp nme, oF, ANT Toes ne mete relaknnia NI Committee BIORIE eey, Arrangements, GENTLEMAN AND WIPE, OR TWO Li GE A ret ae ee ith board, foot Fad te Famlly 8p eres. Ne. se Fourth COUNTRY, BOARDING—A, LARGE NUMBER OF ry tam Rey be aceom! lated, om je termes, vorite resort, known a6 CunPMAN jasat, With val th wa 0. OF O. F. Limp rs ee ON TURBSDAY, JULY 23. + The Subsrdinate Lod, will meet in, their’ respective ks and form in line d street, at one @ Junior Lodges resting on Centre street, the jing Bastward. ‘WM. D. KEN®EDY, Grand Marshal. RIENTAL LODGE, NO. 64, I. \> 4 0. | thy t eM. bere are requested to meet at the Lov a= ¥, a: TATE MILITIA.—DIVISION baer pad Ao re, Joly 1, 1H This diy ‘ork, Jel —This divi- jth 234 Jn im dy, 2d inatant, at twalve o'clock, for thet so of joint tion will iat m Tussd {rhe funeral obsequies of Gener serps order a epee of render! ajor ry ty faylor, nat ae of the Uni vGalied Beaten, pur Broth 5 one te ad the arrangemente of pantalo ¥ ‘ork. @ivinom line will be formed on on Brcotuat, the lefe 0, OF O. cee on eR at quarter past two o'eleck, pre- + Ne. ~ r—THE papsens oS Rey mapa ry: as, 1, ©. of © F., are requested ‘to moot ai rd naek m4 ting with th atte petseRnad the the } se iion o'cloe or of atham street ani wi n piace, ilps ction thir ew Work'nad ether to pais rticipatin, fathgecte ow neral Zac! j Tapler, late Presi States. all mei AGS cates, te goed lendinn, wosee lodges do not inten d't> participate, are fall; gee rich ie Nass pa Tespee' ly invited order, # J. SLOATE, N. G. iS OF MOUNT, VERNON Cll t General Hall will direet two troops of hore, to vine, Division met _ duty, at two Presid which ‘sevasion the Rev Dr-L Mersbacker wil deliver su eration. ion diese er “vo the Major on 224 inst., was to the Divison 4 je with ral, at his quarters, B50 REWARD {Lost IN GOING FROM ‘Chambers street, to 63 Lanrene ‘on the ground, whe will i eaclen thom tion in roet, ver will recara | line. By erder, SHaRLEs we sa NDPORD, ‘Major General manding. ‘the above ret Rosent C. Werwons, Division Trepector. MARTA TNORRTS, Ro hanrens sereed. REWAKD—Lost, ON TUE ISTH INST, IN = $25 Wai tee evwnen Bena and Peal strat’ one | DW ARDS, BANDFORD | & | CO—TRANSATLANTIC reared and Atty dollars, in two bila one of one undred, | ray SE bie one of fy, city, money. Th 0 finder will reoeive the ages, valesdles, merehaadios, he. for- leawi she money at MG. ‘a Soe Bighveenth wwe, Irving solin pnw A Bicone, in in ty -y we Wt Trance. Gots parstanct' ‘and sold on com- td partenioy atten! ven apread to iy | merchandise far the Haited Stator. Bille a kee Yard, and Third avenue, h hie man is, x% ie, Dew Yor: he wae antral Railroad: be gave his Philndeiphia, au ereneme wwete, we proves Be be | Ghevad Wo. yp We gy | are fated | ‘a ising entire So a wo to New York. We willgivethe above’ reward for his phomay fave promising the recovery of ihe money KENN parcels DY giey Chine ons ct Moora, “agama Bo. fn te Uae : Londen and Staten, will receive promps attention. m™ | Pj oy we and British Tarif, may Toccoa at whe Pann nnnnnnanrs ANTED—BY a RESPECTABLE YOUNG G Giki., r “a ae oo sitnation as Chambermaid or Children's Nurse. A ANDRE'S LERC HRS PRINCIPAL peret at dest of reference can be ‘ ICTOR BIsHOr's. ‘No. BS Marden York. yy el tose ‘apply at No. il Third JULY 20, 1800—TO THE RDITOR SITUATIONS AXE WANTED FO Knglia! eb Pi "Porters sino, i, tm orton thar it ay Cae: - ¢ entire press of the United Staves, he LL, Dose harps. b: pers, and general, wor Phytioian and good characters. ALT fur every class of want Employment Age: ay. page o—During the wen of this <a, YOUNG MAN FRom FAR Syren, for ten jaye stiorward; instead of fen, rend two — Rnowing the business in all ite branches, ae also | Very reapeetfally, your obedient servant. Jacion’ hair dressing. is desirous joyment in New Le ¥ aia som hy — Union = | Qoraenarnan y tal _ PUBLICA >: ~ WillvvonhyY & VESEY SFURRT, | bovine s York, Hlish om Saturday, July Teh, Part | by * tn, {to bo completed ry bent tersge | j Karteeton, B4C., July 1, 1880, reed wpe seal LOPEME! retty apd PERSONAL. NT. eon bine intel left her fathe ba oft emt Dare, Sebuyinil county, who hed « carris here’ They immediately proceeded to Lancaster, where they were married the same at Lt tye SHERIDAN, WHO LEFT THE ay, on \t. by Bhielda, at John Mille’ street, between Front and Se tT ae ot bove Wi uronte, Phlindelphias g 10 agwanps vite. Se the Revenee D Dek, Your of Whi he BB Pal FoR by RECOVERY dwith, eee on Friday reward will be paid by Spplying at James Koa ‘The al the corner of Centre and Anthony streets, or to guer, 18 Whi \teball street. Owes. cE nished, and is now open transi boarders, and all Dething, Sahing, fowling and calling, WATERING PLACES. HOUSE, SHREWSBURY, N. J., ON THE Atlantic.—The house has been newly fur- the reception of permanent and thers who de! = tae MATUEUS. annem mouse, CAPE ISLAND, N. J.—THIS FASH- ving elegantly re~ jomable and popular Pia now Cape May, July 11. gan D enters ¢. m. im. Lady Moscow, Alban FOR SALE AND TO LET. Hoste y-firet end dred and covent 4 - the ears Sh within ces withi: improve the property, Tf a Bmore desirable tor to o — deed bons are IBSTEAD VILLAGE iy = be Hy ‘H WaARI New York, Bighth 4? c Forty-ditb pad jn the reach and Rave ed iy ae wean ‘Wiktow Shade Wares * SAWUBL F. BARTOL. ie Bina TORES AND BUILDING LOTS ron SALE—WIL- liam atreet— ‘two stores Nos. 67 and 69 William cane near Pine street, are seiet, paying a large tatereet—0 ee 1eaXeRs, a ation fore bank or life aajei F~ tree! table for factariee or dive ent, No.2 Johm sires! T° GROCERS --L1GU west corner of Seven| STORE, — rourit. ¢ bes styl applied or this day will be vold cheap. Premises 8: PaRINtt ing been to Dnsiness for several a rare oppertunity fora firous to enver into. bo STAGK LINES NG OFFICE FOR A... LE CHEAP, AS THE veh, mable to the business, Te or hex iat Nev teriounly ™ mages. vestment to any one de. The travel on there lines ie cteasly inereasing, Terms easy. Apply vo tbe AMES KAVANAGH, cor. 34 avenne and 12h st, of THOMAS NTRPH 2 gor. 6th et. and Sa They are yo: ind, and offered ai a mo- ner is going abroad, Address Box 438 Ds TO CRT—A VERY DE 8°", STACTORY Biitae. MPAyion AND DE Mere ramght boat) conveyances of arrrangement: and Reference tn New York. 11 Our Agenis are Corwine, iy ary & € “Tituetraten ‘with or res ware (0 sek for she Now wa rc | NG THe con Brower & Ce, Vesume, wes A prit last, the reiee, BM inped 28 Panama ms Pes: ae erate $ hevm ia Rew Yor net raat, whe alone spon lena oy thar SFrancieee, ow York, ‘aly 9 ik Yoo $b" i =a 4 with Orns ving | oa DAY tied reo tra for 1, © te you LET—SIT@ATE | IN THE RRAR 342 Chorry treet, with E ity of Be pen to make 2000 BAUPRE, YORWARUVING AND N.G. Weare orward all «: F emre, avi ant with teen” robber covers sel anle Sr os « paserrrers pa, 4 Brome ways & Oo.. U, me menace, Pa fan Fransineo, California. OGDEN, THOS. a keer oi S—(RICM'D b. and General Commi eres, ca cppliontton persosaliy or’ by. letter, poet married mon, Yeas . qos whaning doy, INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS, DR. WEBSTER TO BE HUNG, DECISION OF THE EXECUTIVE GOUNCIL, COMMUTATION REFUSED. Friday, Angust 80, fixed as the Day of Execution. REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE. ADDRESS OF GOVERNOR BRIGGS: [From the Boston Traveller, July 19.] ‘The Governor and Council met this morming, when unanimous report from the Committee ot Pardon» against a commutation of the punishment of death in the ease of Professor Webster, for the murder of Dr, Parkman, was presented. This report was accepted by the Council, one member, Mr. Copeland, of Nerfolk, voting in the negative. Friday, August thirtieth, was fixed as the day of execution. Below we give the report of the Committee on Par_ dons, and the address of the Governor to the Couneil : COMMITTEE'S REPORT. The Committee on Pardons, to whom was referred the petition of John W. Webster, a convict under sen- tenco of Death, praying, tn debaif of himself and his wife and children, the Governor and Council to extend to the petitioner a commutation of the punishment awarded to him; also,@ copy of the records of the Court, containing the trial and sentence of said Web- ster, and also sundry other petitions and arguments referring to, or ‘a support of the petition of said Web- ster.— now repo! That, by pry yo" it appears that said hath ger was regularl; indicted for the crime ef the murder of Dr. George Parkman, and set to the bar of the Supreme Court, the March Term thereof, A. D. 1850—and there havi: been inquired of how he would acquit himself concerning the remises, for answer, said he was not guilty, and thereot put himself upon the country. Counrel was thereupon assigned to the prisoner. On the 1¢th day of March bey said Webster was again set to the bar to be tried. A’ jury was empan- nelled and sworn, and after full 1g, on their oaths declared that the said John W. Webster was salty. And thereafterwards, vis.,on the let Re gee ai] fy said Court, said Webster being placed at for sentence, it was demanded of "Mine by said Court if he had anything to say wheretore sentence should not be declared upon the premises and verdiet aforesaid. To which said Webster nothing further ‘Thereupon, it was considered said John W. Webster be ti . thence to the place of execution, and there by the neck until he be dead. Bince ee passing said sentence by said court, nume- ents have been presented to of said bat never committed even @ homicide. however, relieve the committee, in a great measure, trem the consideration of all such arguments and pe- tithons. ‘On the second of July, A. D. 1850, the Rey. Dr. Put- nam, by appointment, appeared in behalf of said Web- ster, before the Committee on Pardons, and read a confession made ba tne Webster, acknowledging that be committed the homicide, and deciaring the manner and circumstances thereof, and at the same time pre- sented said Webster's petition for # commutation of the sentence aforesaid. The petition and confession were supported by an able argument by Dr. Putnam, To this confession and argument, and all arguments and evidence supporting it, we have given our most serious and anxious attention, and we have proceeded to gonsider the same with hearts and minds desirous to Know the truth, and our duty, and with « firm pur- pore to do what both should require. It seems to your committee that the sentence in the case of said Webster, having been passed by the court, after full and fair trial, in the course of which, all the facts and circumstances which could then be Drought to light, were patiently and thoroughly in- Yestigated and weighed by the jury. and having been fully affirmed, after careful revision of the law upon trial, since had by the full court, om solemn argument ‘of both sides, there appears to be no ground for Exe cutive interposition, except it may be found in the w nt confession of the prisoner. is view, the only questions, as it seems to us, are, whether the statements which said Webster now es in bis confession, of the manuer and circum- ce of the homicide, are s0 eonfirmed by other evi- = , Or 80 int y probable, thet they ought to ceived as true; and if true, whether they j the Executive in a commutation of the punishment. To these questions, the minds of the Committee have been most carefully directed, and, as they tri with ness on their part to come to en if they could do so consistentl: d to truth and justice, But wan \derat! hich they have been abie to be- stow upon this confession, and under the light of the evidences and comments — which it has been ac- eompanied and supperted, they feel constrained some, ul e effect not been such as to thei See de pate a Se lay ee other words, the pallisting facts and elreum- stances set forth in the confession, have not been #0 confirmed by other evidence and circumstances, as to Saess ‘8 proper and sufficient basis for Executive inter- To this inful conelusion the Committee have unanimously come. The ‘Comte, therefore, respect conpiste: ly report, that the conceive atly, © ‘with wt whet they mutation of Nothing now remains for the Committee, in the dis- ebarge of this powd nnd duty, but to advise your Excel- pam gn & Sime for the exeoutlo Same Prides. the thirtie of August next, aside ay | ond reccenm ‘oyour cide w time for the execution of WWobeters JOHN REKD, Chairman, Jobn Cowen. Cuamen, July 19, GOVERNOR'S ADDRESS. To THE Howonanie Courcn : ‘The Council having considered ease of John W. Webster, death, it becomes my duty Magistrate of the Oommen cision on & question involving the life of u I feel the weight of ite wen pe pe wn Batt sibility found in the path of offic: i auty, disposed to evade it or to shrink from it, For eight months past this extraordinary case has created » deep and painful interest a the people of Masen- chusetts, and of the whole Union. Its history is an brief as it yoy ay and oes . Bvery avw de- yelopement in its progress mn More strange, and har locreased that ‘Ubat in! < the 23d day of November, 1849, Dr. George Park- D, a well known and highly respectable citisen of Boston, left bis house and family, on business, as was usual for him, and never returord to teen. His un- expected absence alas bis tamily and excited the Attention of the people in and around Boston. In the course @! aday or iwo it was understood that the pri- soner bad said that Dr. Park: met him at bis rooms In the Medical College in eet part of the city, not the day ot bis ne. pearance. and that he then and there paid of money. which he, Dr. Parkman. took tate bie hands and bastily rushed towards the outer door. Dr. Parkman was also seen by other persons, about the e time of day, within forty feet of the door of the Conlege, and waiking quickly towards it, These, with otber ciwreamstances, directed the publie mind towards the College buildings The next Friday, one week uftgr the disappearance of Dr. Parkman, the dis- mbered parte © man body were found in diffe- places in and under the rooms occupied by the prisoner in that College, some of them iu # furnace, pearly destroyed by fire, rome of th \ packed in a tes t. and otber part & privy attached boratory. committed to nest was called facts of the @ase, com Jury re por! the body of the late Dr, Geor is death by violence | that@edy resulted in find) the prisoner tor the murder on th wort a yers of the Commonwealth were, Von. arsigned to him a* counsel by the nd hie triel before the full beneh of ther Court, fix. onthe i0th day of March. Bome time before the ftrin! the Attorney Geveral furnished the eoan- tho priromer not only wit of the names of the witnester to be estted sgains® hi which te re quired (© be dene 0 Ail Capitel cares in this Common- renith, but alee « copy of the testimeny takeg e the Coroner's Log aeet, ich had been pro- egninet hin before the Grand Jury The time appeiated for the trial arrived, when four Juuges of the Sepreme Sourt were present, aod sat during (he trial Ja puttuance of the provisions of arora tind been drawn from the jury box ia law, ehaiy ) { Sulolk ty law, the prisoner has » the o« right pe Jterily. eithout Bay reason. to obit lenge twenty J vol for g00d Teasous vo Object to apy ethers whore Dames mi in esapau- neuing the jury ¥ho tried b er exercised bis peremptory Uight of ehalieuge ja only fourteen tn- noon. be trial was one of surpassing futerent and solemni- ty, and Insted eleven days ie cnee Wea eegued with wy a. by UT Pliny Werrtok his senior iter denying that the evidence om the part Was <uiletent to pro De. Parkmen at all, the cow been n premeditered bat was pected eon fret between the par- Aven paesion This position he endeavored to maintain by an In- grvious owertel appeal te tl the J ryathe sew Gt The addreaned the jery im Anelaborate ¢) ar. ao feom prehensive ie own beball ebarge was given by the Chic! Jusies, aftey goorerse tion with the other members of the Court who sat with’ him at the trial. The jury retired to their room, and after an absence of three hours late on Baturday evening, returned into Court with # verdict of guilty The next Monday morning the prisoner was aguin brought into Cow and received from the Chief Sur tice the sentence of the law. which doomed him to suffer death by hangin, uch time asthe Executive of the Commonwealth *p copy of the record of his conviction to the Governor and Couneil, 7 hy Ae the county of Suffolk, according tion of the statute. On the 4th of April, the prisoner sent, by the hand of his friend, to the Governor ¥ Couneil, on for pardon, under his own hand, on the grow: entire innocence of the crime of which he had been convicted, and for which he was under sentence of death. All proceedings on this petition before the Executive were suspended in consequence of havii ving received notice from the counsel of the prisoner they were about to make application to the Supreme Court for a writ of bers pod Lae Be bn rn ag he account of certain alle; rregularit ~ a! been discovered in the course of the proceedings against him. That epplication was hearé before 4 full court, and overruled. In the opinion of the court upom that application, ronounced by the Chiet Justice, all the proceedings in the case are declared to be according to established judicial forms and la f the commonwealth, On the 4th of June, and before the question on the writ of error had been settled by the court, the Rev. Dr. Putnam, for the prisoner, asked to be permitted to withdraw the titfon which had been presented to the Goversor and Council, for further consideration. This request was — with by the Governor and Council, and the petition, in # day or two, was handed to Dr. Putnam. On the first day of July, Dr Putnam placed in the hands of the Governor another petition, signed by the prisoner, asking ter a commutation of his sentence. On the second day of Jaly, this petition was referred to the Committee on Pardons, and, on the same day, Dr. Puna serene before them, and made @ state- ment, which said was authorized by the prisomer, in which the prisoper admitted that he killed Dr. Parkman at the time and place charged ageinst him, but denied that the act was premeditated. He narrated what the prisoner declared to be the manner of killing, and described minutely the mode nd process in which the body of Dr. Parkman was disposed of after death. e prisoner alleges that the “single blow with « stick of wood, two teet long and two inches thick,” by which Dr. Parkman was killed, was given by hin ins moment when “ he was oxcited to the highest degree of passion,” and while Dr. Parkman was speaking and gesticulating in the most violent and menacing man- ner, thrusting the letter and his fist in his face; that in his fury, he seized whatever thing was handiest, and that was @ stick of wood, and deait to him sn instan- taneous blow, with all the force that passion could give, and that he did not know, nor think, nor care e Ld — hit him, nor how hard, nor what the ee ie pp ES and upon the other facts proved upon the trial, Dr, Putnam addressed the com~ mittee at length in an able and impressive argume: in favor of commuting tl sentence of the Court. A petition from th lly of the prisoner was before the committee, amd a large number of other petitions, some for a full pardon, others for a eommut were in the hands o! Most of these petitions were from m people, women, in other States, and ge: ay ee petition for a remission or mitigation of the ped on the 4 a the great doubts of the prisoner's guilt. gave three heariags, after the meeting at which Dr, Hutnam addressed’ them, and listened to those who desired to be heard in aid of the er’s petition, and in support of Dr. Putnam’s ¥ The Committee on Pardons, consisting of the Lieut. Governor and four other Councillors, atter # full, care- nd patient hearing of all that could be offered by the friends of the prisoner and by others, who wore pleased to be heard in his bebalf, came to the u mous opinion that there were no sufficient reasons rs justify them in recommending the interposition of executive clemency. QT ded that the Governor be advised to ha of the law, as pronounced by the court, carried into effect on the J0th day of Augast next. ‘The Council, with but one exception, concurred with the report of the committee, and advised the Gevernor to carry out the sentence of the court as recommended by them. "Xn earefally and anxiously examini: pe eonsider- ing the case. I do not feel authorised by any ounside- rations which have been presented to my mind to set aside the deliberate verdict of the jury, arrert the solemn deceee of the law, as pronounced by the highest judicial —— he Pang ou jeaitl ~ ee Fd the opinions and advice of the Couns! or the circumstances of the killing, as stated by the prisoner, are taken to be true, it may be well question- ed, whether the Exeeutive Council could interfere psy bee sentence without violating the settled laws of pt his charge to the jury in this case, the Chief Jus- tice says: “It is @ settled rule, that no provocation with words only, will pry ‘& mortal blow, Then if upon provoking language, the party intentionally re- venge himself with a mortal blow, it is unquestionably murder.” The only new tact brought to Light as to the killing, Aepends upon the word of the prisoner. It will hardly be pretended by any one, that the declaration of » Person under sentence of death, should be permitted fo outweigh the doings of the court and jar; resoue him from the consequences which are to Tallow care recmdidig stated by Dr. Putnam, in his able az- gument aud by several of the petitions presented Im favor of commutation, received vince his confession, that standing as he does, the word of the prisoner is entitled to mo credit. It the circumstances disclosed on the trial are relied on to support his statement, the reply ie, that those clroumstances were urged in his favor before the jury, and they have decided against him. The facts palling ease are betore the world; they will hereafter alfone of the gloomiest pages im the record of erime amongst civilised men It is un that on the 23d day of 1856 John White Webster, © prcieccor in Harvard University, and in the Medical College in Boston, did, at mid-day, in bis room. in that college, within = few of November. omy y were found by persoms who were Dr. Parkman. y jury of bis country, cording to law, under the direction nent Judges constituting the Sup! apsachunette, patient, = det counsel, upon tule osths, of learned amd eloq: found him guilty of an _ ry ie ‘Court pronounced the ewfal n such 6 hereshould be eb- ae conclusive reasons to authorize the ™ sKiuGS. a Our Washington Correspondence. Wasninoron, July 16, 1860. The Senate—The Omnibuae—The Prevident and the Cobi- net—The Difficulties all rownd. ‘We raid nothing yerterday of the speech of Mr. Ben- ton on the boundary of New Mexico, beonuse we felt fatinfied we should have an ample opportunity to towch upon ite rali In the matter of the money to be paid to Texas, the insinuations of Old Balifon were a little too broad to pass unanswered by Mr. Ch and the use macoof Cor Mr. Rusk to put in his def Covrem Crasmen, 19th July, 1850. the Omnibus, therfore, was ordered out to_ day, and the driver had mounted the box, cracked his whip, and started the team Me Rusk rose to vindicate the title of Texas to the territory of New Mexico lying east of the Kio Grands, ail the way up. But the argu- both sides ot thie perplexing question are so 7 to this Crrrivory, rehased. gevet conquered, never has never oceupled to this country for two de oUt & god onse I d we only regret thet ke ahd Yen abn Us Upoe the position of mle wee 8 ‘mes flash In the pan to that which lowes, amd was } ound to follow, on the part of Mr. Me Cley Tose, and itwae manifert at once that hie rs spirit wae up. He indignantly deeaded the Come't- ter of Thirteen from ube a«persions of the Senator from M ssourt attered (nm bis rprech yesterday, to the ehoet that the Uill was auctionsering its way through the senate om bids of money, ia the indemnity to be ail t Pexas Me. Clay desired to know what mem. Ler of ine Serate—wh iit member of the House, could be denigrated as accw ible toany each aucti meering? Hie next pened to the question of the Southera boun- dary of New Mexico, showing, frem the beet aathori- tics, that the Soutbern line of New Mextoo erossed the Rio Grande, at BI Paso. running eart, aod leaving the f territory. extending down the river three miles to the mouth of the Prereos. as belonging to * though claimed by Mr. Benton to be = part of Mealeo. The only culty with Mr. Clay. in thie counciation ot Chthus- hee. yoo waw. "wow (Laughter) Benat ‘ Mr. Cy (deliver sity "ohne. verre You, sir, the fue of Che. a7 Mr. Benton rors to He excited. aod got ell more im ow Me eontendea for Lie correct ner A eupposed: and that whavever river on the eastern side, be-