The New York Herald Newspaper, August 6, 1850, Page 1

* State or territorial g: creer eater nae ote Mu NEW YORK HERALD. ipl -iberassiiiaialiiiadaaadiiietas NO. 5901. : TWO CENTS. DOUBLE SHEET ‘Tue Hone Henry Clay in Philadetphing | every measure a consideration upon its own intividos! | TERRIBLE RIOT IN THE SIXTEENTH WARD, | whoeverthey may be ; for surely this is not the Theatrical and Mm ‘tteal. TT ee pitta ° Parcaneiriia Angnat 6. 1850, | merits. “= had, therefore. proposwd a bil for uns ade | peth fo success. “The police had made ample ar- Trauiay Or: at Castix Ga. ‘ony. Donizetti's SSS = _ he Hon Henry Clay arrived in Philadelphia by the | {ustment of the boundary of Texas, simoly wnt since, Saat MARA AAAAANAN, rangenients for the preservation of the peace during | OP¢®" La Pavorita.” was represente. last night be- than three rh *usand persons, e highest piteh of em- ver heard . “eh harmo~ ung, a8 on this occa, Yom. Salvi, part of Gilberto, from beginning t ° 0d, was himself— that is to say, one of the best,singers ho ever a 4 . 3 4 He explained the bill. stating the boundaries proposed, ig! 0 ici i fore is f TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE, —— Dattimere beat a fow minutes atter wight o'elook, this therenson auggesting thert ruloction. and dcraaee | TREMENDOUS TURNOUT OF THE TAILORS, [nicenor limp we seie trasical affair’ will | whone delight was rats iii ening The only announow the proposition to the te ‘ ; baw HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON, soaras yet this was quite eufticiont to eacite the one I and all her claims to twrritery bei ween the Nace pious musio 00 well «| ATTACK ON TWO BUILDINGS, | the riot. +] in the Rio Grande. He was amoug those who believed ualinvaannhlan Aching thurinem of the people and thus, at the expeeted hour, Texas had no right in the territory on tie tt Nes las ware? Anether Movs Meeting of the Tatlors. appeared on the atu i ‘eat aol . 0. His roman: ip the i THE INDEPENDENT CALIFORNIA BILL. crowds were tobe seen wonding their footsteps towards | Grande. But go net claims, for the surren- | (QNFLICT BETWEEN THE TAILORS AND POLICE, | Yesterday morning, at eight o'clock, the Irish, | #24 bis duo in the last. were sublimely. te 4, ani i isis the steamboat landing at Dock street wharf, Wemin- | north of her proposed porthera boundary, By penne panna nnn English, Scotch, and American tailors, who have | yung lor! were rewarded by peals of a wer ¥ AAPL gled with the masses, and foand but one centiment | to pay her ten millious.to be applied to the payment ot | their head- ersat the Sixth w: “ 0 0 \ part THE TEXAS BOUNDARY DISPUTE, jyrovsiieacuthorinctic aomirasion of tngroatataten | OH GDC Texae incurred ial ww uacc tar | SW Reported Milled--Twenty or | (in kewaivens oo te Mell wand Mowe held | eh a erecese nae Hee Satine eae SD halal co man of Kentucky and heartfelt sraritude ror his truly | “*VUNHom Maving concluded his remar Thirty Wounded, and Forty through the city. Mr. Clancy presided, ery onel nowere accomplished wonders; the: wasn % whe bi eda vity. Mr. " the ‘Kavonsta of the pieces, she was also that « ome oat came im sight, the mul- : cen offered, the bill wns toe : : : ct Asa whole, this work we eens titude broke forth with the most inspicing cheors, | Potted to the Senate, The ouly am: ud he &e., &e., &e. meeting, addressed them. Me said the principal | the delixht and satisfaction of the entire awdience; MR. CLAY IN PHILADELPHIA. they were continued trom time to tims, until the dis: | yinch wan coneureed fence oe ue public domain, cert elect of the present meeting, was to replenioh the } S.tvj cna tags," ih called tales Dafoe Wie qvertala, which was concurred in. and the quvstion was ¢ So receive the mamerous bouy'uets, mats oh nguished detbalean: made Hiv eigsharenent WOM dae Daammmeneeneaatt aa enT a es CARD Yesterday afternoon, one of the most f-arfal con- funds, and to call on all who were at work, to pay } and the enti jastic plaudice merited Ly their ta leat PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS, demonstration became truly thrilling Mandrods | | ME. Mason suid he had no intention to make furthor | flicts that ever occurred in this city, took place be- | # the dollar pursuant to the resolution of Friday | 4%4. their efforts. This evening, " Norma’ wilt be Opporiciom to the bill After it 0 “ i ‘i i it tri Performed with @ most attracti teffsmoni Pr ae prensed forward to grasp the gallant Harry by the | pawod. that woud trmain for those Stance ween, | tween the German tailors and the police of the 16ch, | Bight, to sustain the strike and make it triumphant. | Will take the part ofNerme, Lorint sill eappiy the piace hand, while other hundreds manifested the utmost | rights are nffected thereby. to dotermine their course | 18th and 9th wards. The following is the narra. | TH8€ Who belonged to shop organizations, ought | of Vietti in Poltione. and Marini will repreaniat the elma Hiabnld ouiect new te tetas i 4 follow ey oe racter of Oroveso. This opera, which lee te ‘ mhancaningees. cnuerners to cnteh view of bis smiling {400 OF males- | Tene uf tho question Uutll o-mMottow ae Beene, | tive—At 2 o'elock, P. M., intelligence reached the | ' PeY &t their firet meetings ; and those who were | Cannot fall to attract m uumervic eantente oy ees tic form Everything was spontaneous and Impressive. hae 5 ‘i i i not connected with shop meetings, ought to pa who have as yet not seen the I THE ADMISSION OF CALIFORNIA AND THE TEXAN was al sont 16th ward station-house, in Twentieth street, t P » OF pay avana Opera Compway, BOUNDARY—SPEAKER CORD IN FAVOR oP ag. NO committee bad been arranged, aud nothing formal | Mm Dovetas would accede tothe proposition that | there was a dreadful riot in Thitty-eighth mT in to the executive of this society. It was their | them, es thes have cule toe een ccation to bene CLAY"S CONTROMISE—PRESIOENT'S MESSAGE—THe bad been determined apun The movement was truly | the vate should be taken to-morrow. a eh rota a os ot ki Fee aiteet: | duty: to come forwerd: sow: (On Saturday last ieee ws geen itor crea CABINET APPOINTMENTS STILL VACANT—DECLINA- of the popular mind aud heurt, and hence it was the Saat Set com mae matucrinnd 40: wialie 6 ar. | CHRrUmrnrmtr erat LeFey ° 2 men pepgepded t very attractive bill is presented! usement, amd one that will as- ouse. Brougham’s excellent comedy id Reality,” will commence the ente: aapgement and sed, ‘ 5 three hundred dollars had been paid out of that Bowsny Tu ~The TION OF IULGE GUIEK more gratifying and complimentary. Immediately | himself, | na Proposed none, He only spoke for | to the spot, and found a number of Germans at- | society to sustain the strike, and he hoped, there: | @rama of the « Drunkard.) wil somuionce the earege OUR SFECIAL TELEGRAPHIC CORRESPONDENCE. after landing, Mr. Clay entered a private ourriage, | Mr. Yotux rignified that be had no objection tothe | tacking the house of Frederick Wartz, in Thirty- | fore, they would not be backward. tolnments this evening, and it wil! be iollowed' by the Wastinoron, Aug. 51850. that bad been provided by Colonel Swift, and Sta Ne secsoch touianee must object to take the | eighth street, between Ninth and Tenth avenues, a Mr. Grancen, another score ary) then read a | frien Prcsotves: vovery aight, wise the inten eee Mr. Prance's bill for the settlement of the Texan accompanied by that gentlemen, and by Mr. and | Mr. Foor, im the cource of afew remarks, washed | because they thought he was working for a boss questia Miheind wale whether’ the belonged to | fiaatle cheers. | When it is reinembered that tv par- boundary, by paying ten millions forall her claims of Mrs, Culvert, bis traveling companions, he was ford — aA red au Teeponerpllty ioe the passage of the | under the@rices, which, however, the man denied. | gn; asp or née: 'y belonged ton mances are for the s Denali of ae 1 Om Waldron, every character, territorial aud nancial, works band- driven to his lodgings at the Amerionn Hotel, Chosaut | pave teen tan through Oniigrtia cca er ad ceut | They had smashed the windows, entered thehouse, |" ‘The reading of the list oceupied a very longtime. | many weece’ ata ater, ‘e,thle, theatre attaitity of gomely. It is ail the more acceptable to Northern men trect. Shouts of weloome greeted hiin on all sides us | ot certain Southern Senators, This tncited « porsoast | driven out Wartz, beating him severely, and tear. | _Mr.Marrurws then addressed the meeting, und | maniiers have guinad for him » vast circle of telegde because it leaves Congress the pay veg i. either @ he passed along, and on aariving at the hotel, he was ghoussion between Mesers Foote, Butler, Yulee aud ing the shirt off his back. Of these men, a Ger- ben de vd gs, resotetibas — se it is, im our mind, needless to say, the house will be t T 2. . That from jour, we proceed to or- Suiataar titi conciae x r veh aca agein welcomed with the acclamatious of thousands. | “Mr. Hamtin expressed a hope, if there were no | man, named George Short, appeared to be the | gauise every sbop Im the city, sale, southern eud| | Nino ry wii pr y be ordere: engrossed Atter Mr Clay bad ascended to his apartments, impa- | amendments to be offored. that the question would be le: d h i he tail j- | Customer, and that this day be dovoted to carrying } for thin to-morrow. ‘The business appears to goon very well. tienco and excitement were manitested by the im. | taken Upon the engrossment of the bill to day, Tingleeder, and was haranguing the tailors voci- | suid resolution into effect surealy Both Mr. Pierce's and the Calitornia bill will pass the menge concourse of citizens assembled in front of the | , MT. Yute# said be had an mnt to offer which | ferously in German. Ona Captain » Freeman’ Be it further resolved, That this might be devoted | of © Rom: 2 be desired to. subsnit corm 4 ninth in- | hearing the report of progress in said organization, | tainment. hich, the ~ P Senate, hotel, and also by a olosely packed throng tm all the | that the further consideration of the eubjoot would ve | “ively Wartz gave him in charge, and in- | guq'otner reports in wBich the interests of the trade | will succeed, and" the amusemente wat sions with The President will send = message to Congress to- lower rooms, The shouts of « Henry Clay! Henry | postponed until to-morrow. sisted upon his being arrested. Captain Free- | are involved. brilliant divesticoment entitled « Fleurs Animees.” in morrow, declaring his intention to protect New Mexico lay! w. ” Mr. Davron hoped no postponement would be as- | man asked him if he had assaulted Wartz, and And be it further resolved, That a committee baap- | which Mlle Blangy and Mons. Durand will appear in ruse y must bear him, if only w words,’ vented to, but that the Senate would go on aud dis. 4 pointed to wait on the German Society, for the pur- | « variety of daacer. They are greatly appl every from an invasion by Texas, and taking the ground, wore tremendous, At length the emincot stateaman pose of the question. There were more friends than |‘ his shirt. He admitted that he had done | pose of reconciling the two bodies into une eommon night, abd are drawing good houses. ‘that Col. Monroe has usurped no power, having called was introduced upon the balcony to the people by | Opponents of the bill absent. so. Captain Freeman then arrested him by | mode of action, in which the interests of us aad our! Nariowat Ture’ the convention in ap individual capacity. Col. John Swift, and received with @ hearty threo | MF. Paneox submmitted « few remarks for the pur- | gently laying his hand upon his shoulder, upon | “fe Mee rae attainable and identical. ‘The cabinet appointments are still vacant, on ac- times thi Vrsask cies tise acer the Pomtern of ale. i i : pane Ri eet «mes . “# three. and cheering end acclam ifornia might have been » 48 it was in the case of | Which Short went at him as fierce as a bull- | ed some observations upon them. He suid the only count of the absence of Mr. Crittenden. Mr.Gentry, and so loud, that even the coldest observe: | Michigan, without remanding California back to her | dog, tearing the breast out of his shirt. The | ¢flectual way they could proceed against the stores and Judge Guicr. of Missourt, are the parties spoken of seen that the enthusiasm kaew no bounds. Silence | “?titorial condition paay will by the President to ill the vacancies, but the latter was at length obtained by Col. Swift, whe begged hie | gAftetfurther debate by Mosars Foote, Yulee and Jet. | captain, however, held his prisoner. meetings. They could not do without them. | pear, and the amusements will conslude with the forson Davis, the latter of . ” gentleman, itis understood, hus declined the offer of fellow oltisens to listen to Mr Clay. No osncer bad | irene te ploien. a6 hoes said he glorted in | then came on to the rescue, and a battle ensued. | In m there were house of call, where all.| drama of the * White Farm.” ‘This is «good bill, and The ctbere that were holding out, was by the organization of Stones flew like hail around the heads of the potice, | the honorable part of the trade met and delibera- | ne that will attract a large assemblage @ cabinet appointment. Mr. Ulay advanced to the front of the balcoay, (which | Mr. Atcuinson, moved an adjourament which was hi hi Oxrmric —Fellows’ of minstrels, ‘ : ws ie Speaker Cobb has published « lengthy letter, op- by the way wan graced hy the pretence of several | EMITS? Jews Je mage zt spy ate, | A2d® Pistol was fired, which fortunately did not | (e2,i0Wl, ‘were nbalutely nececauty "There wey | absence of Christy's boud here now the site to here proving ef Mr. Clay's compromise, ladies), than there was another outburst from the | Berrien. the Senate adjourned, Presliby Mr. | take effect. The police used their clubs freely, | Oue thing he wished to mention, and he requested | Selves. They announce « fine bill of entertainments for this eveming which sists of megro melodies, in- The Intelligencer has received information of the yast sssemblagr and soon came off victorious, making four prisoners, | the reporter of the Herald, (the only one preseat,) | jtry ‘ Fy tal reform: 5 a description of death of Orlando Brown, late Indian Commissioner, by , see him." Mr. Holmes, the proprietor of the hotel, House of Representatives, and eupturing the pistol, with the man who fired it. 1p Ubn scpeutionies note Lads Me mp er Gancing They harmouhe well, andere’ becom cholera, on his way to Kentucky. | immediately despatched two servants with lights, one BY BAIN'S KLECTRO-CHXMICAL TELBORAPH. They marched their peisoners towards the station | ‘They had been set forth as a set of burgiare, Tels etait eek ot lle Pe a sieiuabiaenior - being held on each side of Mr Clay, whereupon three Wasnixcton, August 5,1850. | house, and were follewred ali the way by a number | the editors of papers knew the position in which | nisnew company, They are excellent attinte wad eee, corp eg es the West aoe ‘arrl. loud cheers were sgain given. Mr Cley then said, MILLS RELATING TO THE DISTRICT OF coLUMMA. of Germans, who were continually increasing. It | the a lam were jaca. ther mer oak ay BS pee & reat source Of proté to his estubtishment, ties . le er, wi ite, ny © Gentlemen—I feel greatly obliged for this friendly | Mr. Brown made an inetfectual effort to introduce « | WAS one uninterrupted battle till the police had got all the work gives out. Does this look like dis- | sctrevs, should be laced in position to dev peter Boston, August 5, 1850. | gg utation. I have never visited Philadelphia but with | resolution (o assign iho billa relat ing to the District of | as far as Thirtieth street, when the Germans laft m f the bosses come forw: nuine comic qualities change of some kind is Pi cba arg which ocourred at the windward pleasure, and have always met with quite» cordial | Columbia, as the special order of the day for the third | them and ald Regine in twodiffereut direc’ pins “f ja ery ge ier Y Temember her 4 lends early in July! and reported im brief by Capt. weigome (Cheers) [At this moment an omnibus | ¥riday in August, tions. The police concluded that ‘the matte Tint who stated he ‘had. lost. $500,000 during the comedy of Extrem Bryson, of the brig David, at your port on the Ist inst, tried to torce its way through the erowd, but was ADMIANON OF CALIFORNIA, ¢ i the station | 2&tf:, Let that go forth and see if the press will wee very severe, The following additional partioulars stopped.) Mr. Clay said, tbat Omnibus je like over, and they brought their prisoners to the station | not do us justice. We havea nght to be a party The Srraxer said, when the Hi i } ‘have just been received at this port:— the Omnibus I left at Washington, it didnt got | Monday, there was « metion A wap seinen bevse., Im tbommenstivanasaperyofthe Germans. 4, '0,588 doninds singe Or rer lenec. Sie -asanageregcih aortas Tb tutions hi da com- Tr! naz froin Capt. Loring; of the bark J. W. Blod- through (Loud cheers, and peals of merry Iaugh- | Robinsom, to auspend the rules eo aso enable him yo | “ett back to the house in Thirty-eighth street, |, ‘he resolutions ware then, adopied, aod Boom | and others we think the manager would do welt (6 sett, from St. Martins, July 19th, that tne hurricane ter) Mr. Clay resumed—I sbould have been introduce a bill for the admissbon of ( and again attacked it, while another section of i of Californi ? At this of the proceedings a man w: Dan Rice. the celebrated clown, performs this Duret upon them there, and at the adjoining fslands, much mere happy. and should have met you on | Bir CuimoMan (whig), cfN. €, inquired whether the | ‘REM proceeded to another house in the same vici- | brought into the meeting fa a state of great Jog at Willlamsbere. ay - on the 11th and 12th of July. | this occasion, with more plasure, could I have coa- | motion did no: full with the adjournment, nity, whiely they wrecked, und took therefrom | Ment, and oe ae ad jcarets Sat two. bere Mr Fort Hamilton, man ‘ It commenced at 2 o'clock P.M.,on the 11th, blow- gretulated you on the doings ot the body of whichI | Tho Srraxxn beld otherwise, aecordi bow i to the about sixty unmade garments. Their numbers Fb pp fury from the north, causing the inba- am, member; but I regret to nay they have done no- | cedents. ms rye had now increased to between two and three bat bet Be wee gee hun to go away. ts to Hy for refuge to Bt. Martins, that place pro- ! Mr. Cumeman would not take an appeul; but asthe | hundred men. Mr. Downey then read a preamble and resolu- wnieing the grcatest security from the elements. | uch attention aud ore- | attendance was thin, he m i i tions handed to him by Mr. Duane, of the Ladies’ | im, joved ® call of the House, Intelligence of this soon reached the Sixteenth | © ‘i It raged until midvight, when it ceased foram hour, gted 80 deep a fevling through hi a 4 . Shoemakers’ Society, which were also nied #0 deep @ fevling throughout the eountry; (eries | and, on his motion, the question was taken by yeas | ward station howse, and the Captain brought oat | by hi it. the Congress of Trades, [They have and all nature ecemed profoundly silent; it them re- true, true.) but we must never deepair of the republic. | and nays, and decided in the negative—s to 120, SEL dues rensuve, Wad Glad cent Pew etoietanen & sendy sppanred in the Herald) Their purport is <oommenced from southwest, and continued uatil Ave (Cries of no, never) Perhaps the best acts of that | _ The question recurred om-the motion to suspend the > on ua. y ‘nson i js to sustain thize with the tailors and to “Selook the next morning, when the rulas of & mum: Segy are to come, and we mer boos thar hereatier | TUtt, {hensble Air. Robinson te iutrodace ‘the Uall- | the Eighteeath and Ninth ward station houses, ps thd etaal ihe N prea polica. ‘ber of buildings were found strewn in every direction. they will redeom themselves and that their latter deys | Mr. Pnxston Kino, (free soil) of N- Y., inquieea | OM his way, he arrested three or four with stones |“ Mr, Donxiy stated that these resolutions called All the-shipping in the harbor suffered severely. in the sersion will be their best. (Cheers) Gentle | ¥hether if the were called for srrinitenti ene im their pockets, who were identified as engaged | forth discussion at the meeting of 38, and 4 a em 40.1. falee pretences, 1; embextiemeut, 1— ‘The new ship Andover, Beaver, of New York, while men, I have come away trom toil and trouble, and am | htate met te te calcd een tot Introduce a Mn for | it the attack en one of the houses. On proceed- | he wished to know whether the meeting consi- Sis; besterdy. 2 a peor Ee tiathcs dered them too strong or net. (Two eee, Sleteds 18; bastardy, 2, abandonment. 2; confined as Pre cuby deg aaThe Ermmeh Opera Troupe were at amilton, Ca. om: lying outside of the western part of the harbor, repore eaith I must now, therefore, | the a¢dmirsion of Calisornia. ing further, they met another party, and another !) Then I will so report to the Congress of | witnesses 2—Total number of old and new eases 90, Aischarging ber cargo of ballast, _sene her an- wish you good night. T a eee i omer a conflict took place, and prisoners were captured. Tiades to-morrow agrenins: ia be ye ore = y chetens inh eiiticiee chore two miles or more, by the severity of the storm. Mr Clay then retired Dut again and again heart | ¢ mchion for erento erie ae™ | Everywhere sqpiads were collected, and stones | Mr. Enwarn Maton moved that a vote of | 7M Grant Jury the following named gentlemen “When the wind shifted to the southwest, she dragged = warm cheers were uttered The name and the secvices i the House refused. thanks be given to the Ladies’ Shoemakers’ So- ane We tone, Walter suspend | were flung atthe Siise upon myo ages ch ciety. He did 80, in order that t the rate of three miles am hour, and her masts were of the illustrious patriot bacame the prominens topios | thy rules by 111 to 67 pot two-thirds, fact, fighting raged ull over the w: thirty or forty tut away to prevent hér going onshore. ‘The hall ofthe departing multitudes, The welsome, though | ruts enue Meise necketeearimwencten afte | won'a universal melds ae Caectage Ser rate Boek bok to ile bond snvoh injured by falling spars. &o. | spontaneous, was truly cordial and hearttelt, and we | of the Whole on the Stave of the Union on the appropri. eee een “in hae een ns > th strett: | ‘The resolutions were adopted. rd Green, Staphen Haff. iacele i Advices from St. Martins state that nothing but the have reason to know that Mr. Clay was at ono toush- | Hon Bille | or- | fight, where the combatants fought with deapera: | Mt. Manion said the next thing to be done, was jobby: Ira Hutehiason, J hull remains of the ship Andover, and that she will edand gratified. fe will remain in Philadelphia | dor of business é xogeien. ti ‘The police, on their returnt there found the to the suike to a practi: ard. Joseph Murphy, Jo! eee probably be condemned and sold. during Tuceday; chiefly with the object ot consulting Mr. Kuve acked what was the regular order of busi- | Germane in the attack con —— pe ee ie as practical as they o many ts he did a The bark Franklin, (of Portland,) Cook. dragged, with 9 phyrician as to his heskb, and attending toa mat- | * ns and they made some arrests. T! be- | the way the! On. He would tree the c serve a6 petit jurors were oslied. twonty-uine ais tanh nd beat over the bar, when her masts ter of business, He will leave here on Weduesday | ,, 1h’ Srvsnne replied, tocall on Saates for resolutions, | yan in earmest. Stones and brickbats fell in vollies | inthe Geran o Ange | jurors appeared and answered to their names tee of the Whole, end the to go into © it . recived | 4 P rules nto Commit- | Goon the pelice, while others assailed them with that waa the sao the nonpvity Of that bo aertiltef a Warch and Money by Force. man. named ‘were out y. At the change she brought up on for Newport, via New York. the State of the Union was in or- | jnives, daggers, clubs, pistols. They num- y Sullivan, was tried on charge of being ea- nilniianerinetioe der to unite the Germans, been of a ith shore, striking the bottom heavily bered about two hundred, and the police about gaged w man named Bird, in stealing « gold watch Several ae vessels were wrecked. Two British Sanpete cass tes Gamrtae toctane sme coed ie tay yes ond ee twenty. ‘The latter being Ta aad stronger men, | Se Salen, eee, were I aes Soruh Fond $99 18 money, from ane tamed Ke. num. J . Mr. Bayly's motion; which dered. a armed with clubs, » heciplined to act . ’ x peared, eens ss tk oobi gg The steamer Great Wertern bas arrived at thia port, | "hr. Maris, then inquired nether Uh attrnta | gether, played havoc in the rank of the tailors poop pt gt le Sern grat into « grocery * " ap. were wot alread: 9 be i 4 j , ‘The imbabitents have sustained considerable loss, it jane dates to the 27th ultimo, | tee, ond bother 6 majority oom not proeved te the Bo Rony ene a ant wey | itmportant that the Germans should bring their bill | Pe ceuPes* Snares and petietaty = by the } Pocket beok. ‘Deing suppored no ealt can be made for some time to r come, The depth of water in the salt ponds is nine feet, by reason of the rains—former depth was fourteen risonere inches. Balt has risen from 19 to 30 cents per barrel, It is thought that many vessels have been wrecked, ‘from the fragments of chests, furniture, &o., found near the stant. | New Onteans, August 1, 1860 American prisoners were still con | deration cf the t. to the standard of this body. Some of the prices more depo- | “The Srvaxen replied sf wiatively. However: were nevercly wounded ‘Be Peliees | they bad set down for articles for the Southern .. 7 J . market were so extravagant, that it was impossible into Committee of the Whole i fae a May was cut in the head with | for the banses to poe tem.” i, wl ie im in the seul. his gold maton or “ 2 strike for Germans as well as for themselves Were identified and arrested Thy " PT nd Sweeney was also struck wich a slang | “Mr Doxngiiy—if the Germans will not agree | vat anit did not ppear that ony velrace ial ted . e towards Mr. & he defend: we up the Post Ofice appropriation. wl, wud | Uificer Seeley was badly hurt inthe head and | S000" Daly they will be, prepared to give you an | rg y only, Ho was wentenged to the. Beate as ngreed to, Yous, 04, mays, Th, back by stones, fore, what you will do in that care, (Cries of We | PFson tor five y re. sitions are to be ured against the officers 4, was advertised by Ly moved to lay aside the Califoraia bill, id not rine to dis- Cflicer Birmingham was stabbed in the hip with ” i — —_- - Several lives were lost in the harbor, aniled for Navy Bay, with | a ” will tell you now.”) No. — It is better to consider " ‘The government of St. Barts havo been obliged to sn ilaadiasre. pus decantoan raed na, | ® (egue? from two to three Te ee ack wish ot men tadayy and finally” decide tornight, tor we baapert hans -contribute to the sustenance of the distressed. The ® joint ineae wi Po ap - » mye will stand to Whatever we shall say For my Herath of this morning, headed lore at Bt. Barts is $40,000. p America. Soon au both sides a6 at: promtocas qounes, Officer Thomas was knocked down with a club, | 1 from ns ean an cgpreye ee pomien vonage) menses the Accounts from Autigus, St. Kitts, e., state that pahans 01000 h Lave been agitated from the commencement of | 404 the shirts of his cons eut off. | The meeting then adjourned till the evening, and uoting the 28th and 20th wections of the they had the burricane equally revere. Hasivas, Aaguet 8, the grrpamest to the present time. particularly the | Officer Gregory was knocked down with a stone. | 4.6 members ‘Organized into shop meetings. act of the Legisiature. ereating the Crotoo Aque- ‘The J. W. Blodgett was near the islands on the 11th The steamer Amerie arrived from New York at10 | bank of the United Se avd protective tari Officer Reddenburgh of the Sixteenth ward was | duct Department. append to show t. 03. W. i o'clock thie morn took on board abont seventy | apd have been us consistent as Mr. Old’s inthis sexsion. | severely injured. ‘THE EVENING MEETING. Inarmuch as the Council did not pane the end 12th, but felt none of the hurricane. pe Accounts from St. Kitts and Antigua state that large quantities of colt have been swept away by theinun- Wind eouth—wontber thick, dations, ‘The Missour! Kiection. Carolina Lovisvince, Aagust 6, 1850. North Election, » Wasnimotos, August 5, 1850. + been expecting to bear something from the | ‘We learn from a despatch just received from North Missouri! election. held today, bat the ine bas been had oppow ig part jarolina mem| House, that the democrats down between here and St. Louis, and it is uncertsin | ¥! : ead in ton on 4 six Whether we hall get anything through from that Port! | | He sls charged that the demoerac: ke wll their » i vi | ot M > me of conl, snd railed for Liverpool at nooa. piodges bi ww ged power, which they bi cake dies Pagan vane Degen Spotsing,ot the Ninth ward, | an rene the resolutions drawn up at = - day last,» it te 1% Oxon. (dem ) of Ohio, In feet there was scarcely one policeman of the | the muving held fa fhe morning, that a cominittee | gully coliveted be fore the Ist of May, 1801. This am | ceeenee aad een, eaatad tine be bok thre rds, that Was pot more or less injured, | b€ @ppointed to wait on the German Society, for | sample of the blundering manner in which the aifaire ritorice He admitted that, in earlier days individoal ty i, they bad the "best of the battle. | the purpose of reconciling the two bodies into one | “har tne sethoriiee eteed do comms Wenders ie demcerat ted for the bank and high tariff, bat | The ¢ more than they reerived, and they woa | common mede of action, another mass meeting | undeniable— they, like editers, are but men; bat in Mite ascured hs sclienges oud tas | time it uppented tovbe amore formadable riot aa, | W8# held in the evening, about eight o'clock, with | hie particular mater the mistake Us perhaps the of incon: beteney, ie, petition, and insup- | that et the Astor House. One of the oflicers shive | & View of ascertaining the result of the communi- The © residency ered his club in his hand with the blow he struck cation of the committee with the German body. the provisions of the act telerred to, in the counties beard from “ie , hat purpose passed an ordinance, = ie elt er quarter to: oigb! whether bo was 008 ones thay oily, & man on the head, Ultimately; they made forty | It was stated by the committee, that the Germans | entitied “OF the Croton Aqueduct Department. ape nem! the Legislature. - prone oH — Mr Otos replied that Mr. Clay was once a demoorat, | Pritoners, cre Dearly all ioe oF nt | acted very indiscreetly, and treated them very ua- Proved by the Mayor, May 30, 1840 This ordinance it is certainly elected Governor, and the Legisiature is The Ohio (Laugbter } bir metab sorta ap sitions pares often, © j grotiemaniy, t corning to expel t the that determines to carry the provisions of law od M feared mor . jood flowed in profuse manly, thre hem from inte operation; and the fixt ale of nite most probably democratic Preeanvaun. August 6, 1850 the debate, shout theit poittioal sousiorency, | Over the facce aid clothes both of the police and | aecembly room. ‘The committee could come to | wacaruvccqusnt and very aiffereet prsenag hone There is now rix feet water in the channel. latter remarked that the whigs had to resort | | | | the scene was more like a battle-field | no uncerstanding with them, in reference to an | § necessary connection whatever with that Ieter. ie geen Sg ren a to deception to elect General Taylor, and, im reply to be Ravagis of the Cholera. lized city in the enjoyment of pew alteration in the list of prices, which were con- | mination Crcimnars, Angast 6. 1660. THIRTY-FIRST CONGRESS, Mr Campbell. raid. whe never the territorial bill shall | Here and there ed ; some of them | sidered so extravagant, that it was impos- The Beard of Health vopert, toe the ferep-cighs boars PIRST SESSION come before the Howse, ee ee ae peer to te en. ines jas ove tailot | sible for them to” think the bosses would hove wore tb Guathe ta “ending yerterday evening, sixty interments, of which = - | Reeea tote UUmtary servitude, except for etime, | named Cook, sent to the City Hospital with the | consent to pay them. The report, sent in| ending the 34 inet ae re eee aan: Peaerpns ems eae —— Mr Portes moved an amendment to make the ex. | pack of bis head so om en otowing 10 | Wasted eat cen es ourneymen tailors: | During the past year. there wore thirty fires at New. sar amiwn sipannaedg itor te nnn oF iaking Sk en ee rund tans list of the names of those "Trveaed and | irritated at the manner in’ which the former ex- = ty yon cases em nt of News from the interior states that the cholera is on Wasnixoro, Angust 5, 1860. img them the revenues arising from the prisonere wpe phn ny last night, ot the Sixteenth ward station house :— | pressed themeelves, and at the unfounded accusa- G _ Short Hen 7 Ares yrederick Seats ‘Jaco | tions to which they alluded. The report being ra-| The Rochester and Syracuse raliroed comprny wae Wty mY MILITARY OFFI- | “Mr Puxure urged his objection to the bill, that the . Henry Arnot enry Horton. Jacob Hickepiere, Conrad Bridg- ther incoherent in itself, and deviating enurely organized at Canadsigua on the Ist instant, by the | ropriations were made in gross instead of specifi. | © sthe increase there, It is repidiy abating in this city. Prrresvaon, August 5. 1850 exEne ‘The prevalence of cholera in this city is beginning After the consideration of other morning business, cally and that additional chardes should not be mede | ner, Robert Hutohison Joba Theald, George It band from the point of question, it was almost impossi- | election of H. B Gibson president: Chas. Seymour, ‘to create much alarm. From some unexplained cause, the Senate reeumed thr consideration of the Ones re- Sco ae _ department, as there may bee | Martin Ziegler. Charlier Lenser Sag og iy ble for the assembly to adopt any definite resolu- | reoretary and treasurer, Thome [Inil, tem: a their future mode of action. After | perintendent The Direct Kailway Company have some remarks in favor of their co-operating with | *areed to transfer their right to the new company, who the Germans, despite their unreasonable prices, for | *T* to spond five hundred thousand doliare the fret , the eake of maint before the werld the posi- | 7" om a a, road priya Jo at thon they have and after some remarkein | .'Charleston, BO. secrneea wo = eae Myer. Matize Crover. Jobo opposition to Salona the following resolutions | rai times ‘up to 04 ioe” degrees. re ‘we have no sanitary committee to report « correct list sojvtion. im relation to the exercise of civil authorities of deaths, though the cholera is evidently ineressing. by military officers. except under the act of An undertaker told me that there were as many a+ Mr Davis, of Mise, opposed the resolution In ite Ahirty interments yesterday ; this ie, perhaps, a slight present form It was either too broad in ite present exaggeration. The fatality appears to be conflued form, or not broad enough. The exereise of civil aa- year's revenues did pay expenses. Mr Greens repeated his assertion, and in the course igen of remarks he expressed himecif ‘principally amongst the Germans and poorer classes. thority. by military offlcers, was often absolutely me- role pg Fe de Rp Toe SEIS tiich these were theve or: four ethene | “Seake oy he | Fred. Dooglas wan.» few days since retased a chureh, ‘The intemperate use of vegetables is the principal cersery, although he was himself opposed to the rrangement as unconstit whore names were not ascertained. Of the fort of extending the prices of the coarse work in he abetereeie on pe lene ion of the, Ls —9 comune. ererehe of sey euch authority. He replied te the fact thet bir own President signed the bill at the etation house six were very badly wonnted ; the rame ratio ae those of the fine work. ever, and the lecture was delivered. | Mr. Garew said that he (Green) voted against itin | One i nible clive o'clock, When | That deputation of revem be elected, with the view J = » attack made by Mr Houston upon General Taylor : how ¢44 vote? man lay insensible up to tw: , attending upon ail the borses of the city, with the Bank Operations Stopped. aud the troops wndie hte command, oth mesh earmth | THM Congres Hey 618 the grotiomes we left; another was almost in the same state; ing oo Movements of People. , Mr Ce . presumed that he voted for it, there. he head. | Met of prices as they been already drawn fap. in Bowrow, August 5,1860. — _ observing that the Henator trom Texas had showed | cords would rhow. eee a eet ee ee |i, Order to ascertain how far they receive the sanction of | , MAjor J O. Martin, Majer ay BB Seriver, 0. 8. ‘The New Haymarket bank, capital $150,000, was to picweif an wpremely ignorant of the discipline of the | Mt Green Yes; the gentleman voted to be taxed majority of them were young. | Nearly all | the bosses, ro thet they be enabled to Kaow what 6; Set cop Renee, Sar ee es elem erntved yen 0 tate poration to-day, vat on petition of © portion comp as supremely wnjest. le coustaered comm | (huricem hundred ihoussag dellers ig ranaing mall | tbe rest, bore mats of the tray: wad presseted | Sot teae vane watpawodes Ble Rey Parker Nj Rev. W. 8 Palfray, ps e ® New Yor! ow s, Havans, ati oure Was like an in » Ny ” Of the stockholders, Chief Justice Shaw issued am ie- of tie points presented by Mr. Houston, diapro. | ke. wny benefit under heaven to his con-tita: & mort melencholy scene he wou were Here a communication was read, which caused | Lovirians; Judge Boyd, Miss, and sixty. five others are Junction to stop operations, on the ground that it virg every statement taken adverse to General ne pot that he c! Mr P+ik with | Jnid ont here and there, while Dr. Joha Hubbell 4 general sensation throughout the whole assem- | tived yesterday and rooms at the Amerioan Hotel. arould be dangerous to the public. Taylor by the reter to offeisl docoments and appropriation | dressed them one after another. bly. It stated that im a riet, in Thirty-fourth street, Hon. John A. Collier, Biaghecepton; Cob, Madeira, auth frets. Inconel his ree The police state that a considerable number of | two of their German brothers had been killed by | Chillicothe, Rev B Raton, Galveston, BU | pw] Capt. Rynders in Boston. marks he paid a most brilliant aod besutiful to +4 atten of Wounded rseaped and were taken away from them the police and a number of loafers; that several | Albany; Capt Templeton. N 0 . and one Besdres ond Beoron, August'6, 1000, | Op Tarler, Oe seieiiiey tu eeuioa, even the enemy ‘shom T have de | —#ome of them perhaps mortally, We may a8 | were wounded, end a considerable number imprison- ye oe tag og ue pee he ~ . o enbiine \ Capt. Taslah Ryndere arrived hero to-day, and ie ® Qyenciuesey, moyutced for bim that Tove and vent: gm State ann rato nhs ouotry. co | well ete, in this connection, that, let aight, ed. In consequence of this and inteligence, and ia | , Capt Jamra Harri, Loutlans; #0, Conn |W Sion. He stops at the Tremont Hous? j om wen ee guneralay fit bo. rd FOr asses the Sixth gad. were holding theie, meeting ass wes popeeee yy one of the members, and unani- 4 aol EAA a Hotel, sah Gheaneanen eine jen ineow: was offic mnoed, from | rman | meow . 5 White Lead Factory Burned. | question was. will you stop all supplies for an impor- svete 5 hs wo of their number were killed by | : ay ee NRT, ‘The Madrid Heralds of the 2 Jul fl aaye iene Bartimone, August 6.1650. | tant branch of the public service, ll yeu approve | the ind the meeting immediately adjourned Ovurraee at Cart May—A Mon —We learn that | whole parang fy I bag Ss : heany | Wy fale, The Basle white lend Mhotery, corner of Betew and mneil stetiners.” This belag the saees tke Present ope | imjconeequence. ‘The statement, however, wants cracto whe were st Cape Slay, on Fotday lon tt | ‘Ru Precdvat You Daren, Me Bresber nod tebe Yam Conway streets, was totally destroyed by fire early this proved the bill. He repeated, Congress has no more | COMfitmation, and we could not find for certain | © toot a, Geuthand auatidoan. caatanes tha Montreal, On, om the 28th uit, morning. The lors is heavy, but fully covered by | *''! instant propriate money for the benefit of com: | ‘hat there wus any pereon actually dead. | gen » ores ecteny of Wen,ent 4 , terved bis eo) reo by this. menos, than for agrisultare, and the | _ The police were nasisted by Mr. Lewis Lock: | Atlantic assageee and | Bee. Oro. W, Craweses, tae eee, en ene Saves ene oe ee pul ance mechanic arts, The agente of these steamers have | wood, Mr. Trip, of Seventh avenue, and by, a | dresdfull Zea See corcaats oe nl om | fey. Sere eileceotn tans teats. " pour - . boneted of the means by which th. the bills | negro who w: Odell, butcher, at jetwal fight became — ‘The Mayoralty, &c.,—Baltimore. WADARS FREON, anata: | trtowon the HeureO" mouse Gf teppete » | colaebel Neete ih scrces ana Hints av of the whites and blacks; | GPR James, the novelist, has rented a summon Mr Pearce. inh 66 lenve te intro for the onthe deriee Mr. Pew Ractimone, August 6, 1860 ‘The democratic mayoralty convention met agai day, bat nothing was done. They adjourned till Mon- day next. ‘The board of health report 183 deaths during the ier ue. Among the trophies of war at the station house, — the latver being joined by the other servants on the residence pear Jamaica, L ‘ wan n pistol, a clung shot, «knife, and a number of veral armed. LD. was conferred on tas her bondred, The stones. The Chief of Police, as soon as he heard by foree, all the South- nigh he + Beh pKa, at the late commencom ent of the occurrence, hastened to the spet with his | with. Among the | of the Le Grange Cd i # police o b from Bgltimore. | There in & t crowd of visiters at Be at Nae sgh ae the | | Sereraih pele S, Vaccanmk oem Dasthetste to | Spring; opened ot four thoarand ere now th ¢y ia » enid |) was evident that thie ques- ry of Cexns wee the couse of aw try of the past weeston Tt was the * relieve the believe these stories. but Hoare +f such pt the Crt Ghuve of the defeat ofthe Compromise Hl, It @as pro- week, 00 being children. The city is free trom wm me 7 ~~ ation of several | Date © pretest for euch ner a nord by the Sixteenth war boda v2 ta talonnteg tn” ale he fried ot | Se agent owt "at, icant of having tampered | potice an well ns ithe} belongrd toi coe ward. ing bones re filed with sates ences ete Coe as ‘* ad Bae shea be Brag ius clon, ih the roe Se © rere ee | mete cenn e Sew oy to-day . joare A 3 authorities to the shedding of it ima ‘There snared vinters Hamilton mnorrew for Noriotk. The gommities rove pending «resolution by Mr. | joey of fife. “Those who have instigated the peot — Delt | Ten pon Magnes: we The Bowthera gail le through "Wik vouse then sajourved . Germans ‘0 tale conflict, have much te enewer fog