The New York Herald Newspaper, August 28, 1850, Page 2

: nna t 1 of ments of Individuals. RK! NEW YORK HERALD. Ao. heat 9. sanOh. Sake Ree Ee ee iy Ans . E ° - ess f the latter, for | Dr, Wood, U. 8. A. bis lad: chter of the © disunion, about secession, and about nallifization. | OU) water upon the devoted head of the letter ‘jas- | late President Taylor, Miss Wood, fp br Toxspay, August 27—6 P.M —_ | Itis unpatriotic, unwise, and highly ceasurable, to | tee and Sued $5. Upom her artval home she yopeated | grandday the lato President, an reute to Weak | ‘The stock market remaine without alteration, either ebtes JAMES GORDON BENNETT “i ‘ jon, If | the asrault and was ayain arrested and fined $15. Oa | Point; Hon. A. K. Hadiey, Troy; Colonel Baker, ‘es regords extent of transactions or quotations. Read- PROPRIBTOR aD EDITOR. * | even whisper the word disunion, If we had the |") 0 svening of the same day the parties all went down | B. Huger, Majer Stevens, Dr. Hischooek, U. 8.4, am ing Railroud was the most active fancy inthe list.— | ned wae less plenty. | power,we would strike the term from our dictiona- | to the store of Mr, Patterson, aud after sbusing him | ond one bun i thirty-two ethers, arrived yes- G t ke tirel is | 1536 a 163¢¢ for lig! SEananaremennnnann ties nnd epelling-books, so that the present genera, | With thelr tongues commenced the assanit. Bilt | tercay. wed oocupy apartments at the Irving House, overnment stocks were entirely neglected. It i8 | uin'go., 14% w 16 ‘ER OF FULTON AND NASSAV 816 whi ‘ ey | knocked him do: t continued to strike him, while Hie Mecolanes, on Theruti, Governor of Cardenas, | very seldom we see, at any season of the year, such @ | jor . 3B : = _ tion, and that which is to suecerd it, on the stage | sre Bilt pulled bis hair. and Daly pinned his arms to | and servants; Dr, Swann, Mrs. Bell, and servants, dull, depressed state of the market, for sueh a length | was nesr! AMUSEMENTS THIS BVBNING. of life would forget’ ornever hear of it. What! , the floor When Mre. Patterson came to the rescue of | Phila.; Sig. Dalsour, Havana; Jarvis, f.? Bos- time, as have experienced during the ti Ww 4 pe ih ti nat | BEA Dushand. she reecived a severe bite in the arm | ton; her Keellency the Countess of Aleoy, family, | °f time, as we a Ing the past two | “yy, | apotion more prosperous and happy than aay that | trom the tigress and was obliged to leave, At the! Cuba; Hon. J. W. Wright and lady, California; . | months; and there is not, at this moment, the first in- | distilling ' ever eaisted, totalk of disunion? A country so , covelusion of the tril, Justice King ordered Bilt to | Waterman and family, New Orle have arrived, and | gication of a change of any consequenee, one way or | unchanged. Orvic’ ¥. W OORN OPERA—CASTLE GARDEN—I Punirant. BOWERY THEATRE, Bowery—Pinate or mam laes~ | * | pay a fine of $25 the wife $10, and Daly #5, in defsult | taken apartments at the Union . OiLs.—In linseed th % pLOM ERE THRAIRE, Bowe peculiarly blessed by Providence, and selected, a8 | PP hy payment of wbiph they were to be committed’|° the leat two anys. the other. It is pretty certain that there can be: no sist lunseed thece wer so Siesvelien, amie. _—— —avanune WE Verily believe itis, as an instrament in Divine | tojail Mre Dilt was also ordered to pay aineof $> | Bx-Senator Haywood, of N.C., is in Albany, and | aetivity in fancy stocks until holders are satisfied to ety ee BKOADWAY TakATRE, Brosdway—Monsy hands to exercise en influence and efieet moral ree | for 4D arswult on Mire, Patterson, We think the ques- | will be at the great fuir, next week. let prices down sevoral per cent, They are now so high | war in demand. but partieuiars were kept private, Bacuince, aererone ' | tion of * Who struck BillyPattersou’ is now deiinively | Ex-President Van buren was in Albany, on the 26th fA ey ‘ie —Pork—The demand was more ective an@ MIBLO’S GARDEN, brendway~-Davuxax--Roven yolutions and changes throughput the world, to | settled. instant, en route for Vt, to be present at the laying of | that no one dare tou *peculation, or forany | 4, firm The transactions embraced 1,600" Dismomp—leany oF Jawris | seriously entertain the idea of divi ling itself into | Accroest av rue Oxp Gas Hovss.—Aboub 9 o'clock, = ie ie ee to the memory of —_ neared eer ov 0 ope they are bes st $10 3136 a $l0 44 for mess, and pg ag 2 oe % ‘ ; i Sandee terdi m” ils ber ot ers were . 7 unless concessions made in hasers. prime. es O! amounted bbis. Pn foi THEATRE, Chambers street—Consumto— — hostile fragments, and invoking the ‘carees, inst ad Harepey Fg bye pat apa t pie s p 4 Major W. P. Bainbridge, U. 8. rag be W. Evans, West | 1, is the impression of those holding for » os! the the | $88 $825 for country mers, and at previous minnow CRiKes. we of the blessings of posterity? The idea is prepos | house corner of @ntre aud Canal steeets, wu embank- | Point; TB. Wattson, Phila; Col Latimer, Baltimore; figures. ‘The market for lard was rather more active, NATION SL THPATRE, Chattam Sanare—Laim Pom tere imply absurd and ridiculous, That Uaion | Ment caved iw. and buried eeverel of them beneath | Spelman, Richmord; A. Duvlap, Georgia, and one | abundance of money andthe rate of interest, will pro. | with eales of 1.500 kegs and 100 bbls. at Oe, Butter bur or PLace— the dirt, all of whom were extrieated uninjured, hundred and fitty others, arrived yesterday and Mon-| mote speculation, and give an upward impetus to | was in moderate request with sales AMERICAN MUSEUM —Ancsixe Peargamaxes eveny | Co&t Us foo much to be Tightly thought of. Oar | cept Patrick in, whose right log. was, surarely day, and took cies 28 che Husede Hotel, a, ar. | PHces; but that is by no means so certain. It does | Chev was quiet at 440 a Oise. Of cut meats the alert RIC j fathers did not conduct a seven years war, aud | Peery ne ee ect acistane MOP" | sivca yesterday, and tcok rooms at the American | not follow that, because the public generally have the | "ivr" Bales of tice curgoes ot Were Tndie, ehiety OLYMPIC, Broadway~Fauows New Youx Keworian | shed their blood freely in torrents ia securing it, |" (O00 Rll RN OM Ben wrouns.-Vou be pray lloras aioe tueans to enter into speculation, they will do 80; it dos re sole on pri oh oy orree Ti v , d - “ Seat ie +B A, thirty- eo exten! ROU iB Rally that we should use it as we would @ toy, or & thing | terday morning. » machinist, by the name of Will nine oiliers, arrived yesterday, and took rooms at ‘he not follow that the disposition to involve oneself in “ico pr New mt rerphpas bend a a io we -. ye r ini e i Gilibraud residing im Sixth street, was preci pit fare Lome exancaenrns oe. Gbatuy eeenDens =A oxolte- |"from w eeafiuld erveted above the crank of the 0 : = = —— ; Ment. The parting words of the immortal Washing- | phip, Fraukiin. down to the kelson of the vessel, Limited nisrgha.’ Th foabiiity to, that’ money Tas Important from Washington—Passage of ton siili ring on ourears, and are lisped by our chil- | juring bis buck seriously, Messrs Stillman, Allen CO. | Wachburn. Mass; J.C. Burnes, Balt , and forty-seven | Him margin. @ pro! y is, pe Crvsl avd Diplomatic Appioprias | dien. The sentiments of the venerable Jackson,that | qos at the Be ry tan antibesalcal ober amived yesterday, and took rooms at the Clin- | been more abundunt, and the rate of interest lower, in | better than t! tton Bil in the House, | the Union mest and shali be maintained, has sunk | treatment, g foes Wm. Messervey, elected to Congress from this ie pecans yan ot apse “9 some 100 bha: We «re happy in being able to iaform our | deep in the hearts of the people. Oa this sabject, Der.onan years, than » Pp Errects or Invoxication—Faserune oF | New Mexico, was 1ormerly of Boston. He bas resided readers that the Civil and Diplomatic Appropriation | there ought to beno North, no South, no Zustand | 1" Beer Astor House. fancy stock speculations exists because it is easy to ; New Verh. Wodsestng, boate: ales 388, os a | Hon, L. Cowley. HI. H. Murdock. H. R. Baneroft, Ga.; | buy stocks, and eary to hypothocate them, at a very } | Curtis J. Hageman, Ill; Captain T. Jones, Dr. B. sahara ae prices renlized yesterday, Of chamged hands at 26)¢¢, W iiiam Cullen was found by the Bieveath | several yeuts at Sante Fe. He was taken prisoner by | known a period of less speculation, showing that other a ee A . ‘ Ward police, at half past nino o'clock on Monday | the Mexicans during the war, but was released by Col. | causes are necessary to give an impulse to specu- ? bill, Which was before the House of Represeuta- , no West. It ovght to be with each and all ~-Liberty | 1 gota el sed agg apap with Bis skal Donipban’s command, IPP! al pt aH tien ya A povrdacy phyiiacrina. Tvasnay, Accuer 27, 1 The Bod of tives for so many deys, was passed by that body und Union, now ani forever one and inseparable. , Those causes do not exist, and it will therefore be im. | Sequence of the ae th of Gen. Provont, the Treasurer and —— intoxication, und it was said he had entered the Louse yesierday, by a vote of 190 to 62, Several amend- | Put the cause of the frequent use of the term | and fallen down stairs. ile was conveyed (0. the tne MAILS KOK EUROPE. possible to get up the state of things actually neces, | cenrissssbipywunsess ramanct din Mendig taouatig, te. ments were offered und concurred in, the pusticue | gisision most be removed, ‘The thoughts of the | Hem House, aed Dr. Nichcls was called in 0 dreev his |” The steamship Ningara, Capt Harrison, will eave thts | Po*winis co Sit SP tue wiale Of Uelogs sotually neces | Giiingrents rom yesterdays eee na a8 larsof which will be found in another column. | people must be diverted. We must not think of | Port at noon to-day for Halifax and Liverpool’ Her | joe amounts of gold from California is considered by | 3 } | | AsotHen Wouno ww rue Heap.—Oo Monday after- in will close at half past 10 o'clock this morpin, ‘ee The Senate was occupied all day with exeeutive | calculating upon the prospect of disunion. In @ | noon, aman named Jobn Miller was found by ofieer | © P 8 | many sufficient basis for an inflation of prices for | | ‘The Weekly Herald will be published at nize o'clock. business. word, the whole slavery agitation, which evoked | Stiles of the Eleventh ward police, lying among some (cakiy Eiovel P chock. | fancy stocks. It is estimated that the next t " im t the foet of on street. Bleedingprofusely, gle copies, , Now that the Howse have got rid of the old rub- | the accursed cry, must be settled. That it can ba’| Lmber st [hvifoctof Stanton etrvet. bleedingprefussly, | Bingle copies, in wrappers, eixpenoe. steamers from California will bring three millions of and stupid from the eff " ill i | anegght bt. W the side of bir he dollars in gold dust—ffteen hundred thousand dollars }, it is to be hoped thut they will immediately | settled, we think there is httle dou! e are iM teretitiatee anseseh ite be Whaedl Cooley & Keese’s Trade Bale Bulletin —Se- | {.on which, with the depletion of the Sub-Treasury, and Worcester 4; 00 do. do, sim. 83%: 20 do. do., 4; 17 Bitohbare } may ae 5, 0034: 30 Vermont Central i. tuke up the territwrial bills recently passed by the | satisfied that the bills recently passed bythe Se+ bad been beate: yenth day.—The balance of Messrs. Robert Carter & Co.'s do. i 3 do. Rochester and 4 gre 1 pe ai 35 de Cou Senate. The country e> pect that they will do so, | nate, would smother it, for we are convinced that “ omen ope. Bin et dat nest . sa nih bracing the choice and prime Aad elle gray peiegiown ic, "a tet mead ¢. Reading ava 16 ea as ea a i B sonati> ce] 1 oti 7 4 ‘omon’ ir. Ball held an in - Jogue, embraci 0) y ont Central Railroa ard we cau inform the House that their consti- | they ere acceptable to all sections of the couatry. ts Gage teria Pen area a Pi ogne Swords MW. Dold; | their operations mu youd present limits. This Bae) Beil eisicons BOs tucats bave no relish for any more long speeches | Let ans House of racy rael therefore, act the body of an fotki, ‘wamed Elem Ferrall who may prevent any tightnere in the money market, on the subject. They have been surfeited, ad | promptly upon them. he eyes of the nation are ied suddenly, of disease of the heart, indveed by in- <————ae without improving any of the elements of speculation. mouseam, with interminable arguments, pro aud | iotensely fixed uponthatbody, Every member who | “mPerwmees morning at 10 WOM MEEBEL Casters Int Brennan ful Ti Le | The receipts at the office of the Assistant, Trearurer P) ; " FAMBO. pr — “ ae. 4 le eon; ia the Senate, for the last eight months and | fails te do his duty, on this occasion, will be a o'clock, « large patty Or invited pe Berges 7A at Verb et peta ny rgentie~ | of this port. to-day,amounted to $118,006; payments, Telegraphic Reports. Tuoie, end do not care to hear @ repetition of them. | maiked man, and will be held up to public detesta- | the foot of Cowal sizert. on bourd this superb steamer, nouncement, Wm. H. Beebo & Co, are desirous to | $14,346 72—balance, $6,025,818 18, Burravo, Aug. 27, 1850. All hus been said that can be said, and thé people | tion end contempt hereafter. Petty intrigues, for ceoitteal Rr edie’ ent wn, pectatn ion [ir thistasiion is peenounced te beraperise ia pela of aiyie; | The total amount of California gold, imported and last spans woripta here singe our now lok tor ection, prompt and deeided. The | the advancement of party, must be disregarded. | avd large mowber of ladive. whose presence coutri- | richners of materiul, and ©: that | regularly entered at the eustom house of this port, | 14005 go Phere is a fairdemand for ‘Western flour, >) North has been heard, and the South has beea | The country is suffering forthe wantof broad, com ig ha ie) pag Gaye, Sajor went, Akecmeanioe "Bom from Jon, 1st to July Sist, 1850, was $9,888,000. Es- | but we notice no change im prices, The sales om: hentd, The Sena’ o Wadatited seamagt Bt teak bliterint mthbeeel ‘stony | timated quantity of gold in the hands of passengers, | prise 2000 bushels Michigan at $4. Very little doing mbo & Co, Bartinore, Moxnay, Aveusr 26, War re gg 9 6's, 1508, 107; 60 shares Western Bank, do, do, 2; 1 4 = and Obio Railroad, 73; 4 do, j Wdow 10.5 1534 Bs regards > bills have been thorouzhly | prehensive and conciliatory legislation on the snb- | the beautiful scenery of that histerical neighborhood, uility. Respect: point hitherto overloosed heat, it beim, ve the views le canvassed, and they are satisfactory to all sectioas | ject of the new territories. Let the House of Rep- | 82d. thelr return founda most sumptuous hot re- | jn the art cf batting, vir ot raction ofa hat ad of which no account is rendered at the custom house, | (uy iy in pretty with sales of 10,000 bus. - of lin dcaaae CIES » therefore, let the | Teventatives execute the weahes of their constic | Pt PePared for them, which the mountain alr ena: | to the scung rut exob An @uring the eamé period, $8,720,000. Ascertained aad | cerhe tn tiacd wastes caper A vuntry. 1a Ged’s name, therefore, let the | resentatives execute shes of their cons led them to do full justice to, The boat proved herself | We estimated reecipts of California gold at this port'for | at 6c, wheat at 15c., and corn at 10e. House go to work at once, and termiuate the whole | tuents, and our ears will not be tortured any fur- Spee Wesees, and pha sone and grace with ‘whieh i aoe aeanen int 2 i pecttally ask | seven months, $13,608,000. Avuany, August 27, 1850, ' ; Wie yay 8 er powerful engines prepelied her mn of, | the attention o f faci heir fall 608,060. excitement in relation Wo the slavery question, We | ther with the cry of disunion elicited the highest elogiuus from a highly gratiGed | t'yiecisounggenticnews haus War it, Bek Cor invite | ‘The receipts of the Wilmington and Raleigh Rail- paren Teralats sites one Ee Pine Poe wantbo more Bencombe speeches; no more denun- ——_ party. The decorations and furnishing of the Rein. | parcicular attention to the lining ceed Ouubpany'for tou sneuthe énding July /ameunted on tay tn tee fe pty 4 clei tie Sch io pea baeeras came ee Minin Orerations 1s Catirorxia —Among the | deer'are of a most chaste and elegant character, In | which ie real Ereat triumphs of mo a : ee ta Ode demand tALOBs ie harmony restored be- | | f intel 4 ubahit Maine ‘Be fact, there ix nothing wanting to make @ trip io her | cavelng (he seg genes ett to $822,222 09. Same time previous year, $248,181 94. in d, tween the North and the South A member has psa inte oe an oper which have me | everything the t fastidious could deaite, Het p> eager nae ie of set and binding, vo | Increase, $74,040 15. * f call ‘ > sone | recently received from California is one, to the | lite commander, Capt. Albert Degroot, exerted himself, | berg ifull shape and appearance given notice of calling up the Pennsylvania con- ctiect that Colonel Fremont’s agent in that ter- | ®* 8¥#l: to the utmost, to make his visiters comforta: of the Lat. long after it would uthorwise have mingled with |@ 7b¢ following table shows the value of merchandise exported from Boston to foreign ports, for the week ending August 24:— would say, that alth Commence or Boston—Varur oe gatas, j i “ 3 . ow roomy jews rivalry. In con: everything will be Toreed w give way to ihe sla- | Titory had a good deal of trouble in levying con- | should say he was pretty successful, The Washington | show r Sheanion Wan, oo very question tributions upon those who are mining in the im- | Brass Band was op board, and enlivened the company Wis Vecutabens bee’? pa asibe ery 4 . throughout the day with various national and favorite mense region claim@d as his property; that thou- | airs, | sands of persons were located upon the claim, and | | tested election case this morning, but we hope bie, and, to judge by their happy smiliog faces, we | the ordinary productions of the trade, as | | | ———————— EE ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED BVERY DAY. RW ARDS, inning of Tey areresdy at aif’ time The Foreign Mews by the America. wes to individual taste, accommodate the 2 By the arnval of the America at Halifax, we re- they will asure of any gentle head} “ evived, nap lade, hots: Jest night, aabequaabie @ at perfectly hooted at the collector when he] yr Fatt Trormxe Suasox.—Thursday and Friday | #81 ith all suit his own fancy im every $10" REWARD——SOTICR TO CARMEN, — patches, containing full commercial and polit — rebates Of this week wil: bodoveted to trotting 96 the Unica | Hall.—Prairie Grouse Legos Weill cone cate to Ea invelligence; one woek later tham by the prev e have very good authority for stating that | and Centrev’ jurees. On the first of these days, at | perkins & CO. ast reeaived, by express, in beau- British Provinces. . o treet, North River. $205,645 36 $26,049 56 Lo A SMALL PARCEL, CONTAINING SIX PIECES F marked “1 for two previous years, of new ouks and Ogoeun, ile ‘No, 40 Wall IN WARREN STREET, tanta very siaall white siut, Havana breed. finder w il recet ral reward by returning her (o No. 12 Park Place, or 76 Warren street. this intelligence is without any foundation; that, at John and Trustee trot two mile | tifol order, ® Grouse, fresh from the prairies arrival. The Asia had arrived at Liverpool, afier | in fact, it is wholly wrong, and that the cir- | beste in harness, for a purse and stake of $00, which | °! te West. a very speedy passege—one of the shortest ever | cumstance mentioned arose from a misconception | Will be a great race; a made between this coutinent and Great Britain. | Total. ennag” “Rep omee ar enya For the cor: r 0 Pa ¢ from Panama to San Francisco. Crerewels a yating evntet | 7 Rete tecags oF aati hots Ponies, ben eae vo | oe Ce eee ee em : - | ef the facts of the case. Colonel Fremont un- | Will come off, with four entries. On the next day, gratitied to learn that emigrants for California are sub Cotton had declined ooe-eighth of a penny oa the | doubtedly possesses a very large tract of land in Sola of tblctnee Sates £9 Seastboe i Baraees, fe one {ony to no Sater 74,294 ni pound, and commercial transactions indicated con- | Cy iiforuia, at Las Mariposas, which was granted | ville track which will bap bataee te Srebting abet | siderable spirit among merchaats. It will be ob- | to him some time since, but there is no truth in the | Will @stonish the world. The other four — rees an- served that shipments of sugar from England were | statement, that the persons engaged in mining on | ROUReed bave larger fields than were ever betore | porcs, ‘the : marking the Liverpool market at-the time of the | it refused to pay their rent. It is rich in the pre- Police Intelligence. CENE ZACHARY TAYLOR tat WASILNGTON, Nearly a he bike po heatl Exchange. sailing of the America. cious metals, and Colonel Frement farmed out to | Atiempt to Escape from Prisonin Women’s PE ea a 68) shas Harlem RR The Englich Parliament and the National As- | ‘afverno: ine bo na neon Mesers. C. Oo., £6, im fact, passengers for the "gold. Bes, egy S06 certain parties the privilege of mining at a mere | Abeut oue o'clock yesterd nes” cam leave the United Stacon without procuring | {00 ind State's, 12m 76° 200 sembly had been prorogued. Io the former, the | ie - € v1 r ing feene Ccourred in the thre eh Hleheto, wie enfe 00 do +12m % Domestic products RSTO. Foreign produc: .. the ith juring the week this year, 324,604 91—showing an increase on the same week SPECIAL BOTICKS, iter ie 58; se and Roch nominal rent. This was done for the purpose of ot ‘uime ‘et 2) Norand Wor bl0 49 Jewieh Emancipation bill was lost. Thia might ” . see toons peleeel, Guneee ¢ their departure therefrom, Ke. can be obtained Le be 0 have been expected. It embraced a relinquiah- | Mninieining possession against intraderes for, 08 | tiscs, Benjamin. ie some, has bes ETCHEK WESTHAY, No.7! Front strest, JO) Reading RR B10 $0 7 ? iis | our readers are aware, the possession of the tenant | Tombs simee April last. o gent cf Messrs, Corwino, Brother & Oo. e BB ment of the ancient privileges and power | ig the possession of the landlord, or owner. The Hats! Fall Style for 1850.—Nottce the wi- Ivo ” of the Established Church, and such @ 105% | mannerin which the misconception arose is this: ders Feepect(ully, announee to, ‘hele me wm o ; ove ; could not be expected by any one con- | When the agent of the State of California de- | pr . | fireman Kaw, 21th mode re e oa - * | lege of mining, the lessees, being Mexicans chiefly, | Dons week onan Hives te Dew ef Pecks ter tne « vent, cash bilt, or other a tertuined by the members of the House of Com- | refused to pay, on the ground that they contracted | of their tele sed Hats, the style of which, $1000 Bele Ine Bonds Seig 80h 0 13g ryfarcra mill be the holders of ear a6 mons on the injustice exercised towards the He- | with Colonel Fremont, and that if any one was a perso yo mee eed testy | 1000 do foie 180 1 b The subject opeas a broad field for dis- which He. ene frublie are re- | 156 ches Erie RR me 00 rew rece. et opeas a broad TG | responsible for their tax it was he. This is the a CHER & BAOTBER, 10 000 74) ry Gussion, and involves.a great principle, and we Can- | exotenation of the story about Coloael Fremont’s | an Soldier bien Gaede sheet eae | 200 Greenwich street, , u se : not be much surprised at the result. A_ project 73 | agent being hooted at, when he solicited reat of those working on that property. By the way, we learn that a gentleman of this A Card.—Yir, Editor :—tn Justice to Wil- i late Captain of the Bighteenth ward po- state that Capte: was the pe a rd may be expected for the benetit of Ireland at the | aext session, as the (Queen's speech recommends = enlargement of the reptezentative system in| city, J. Eugene Flandin, Esq., will leave here to- Ry-groond ettvet ond Third thet pyentty. | day for California, in the steamship Philadelphia, oon “ctw Uy the The treatinent of Louis Napoleon, at Lyons, will | for the purpose Of superintending Colonel Fre- 7 Heft te eal hn scale Sat ee be seized upon as au evidence of his unpopularity | mont's business in Culifornia, and that he will | new costume, for the street, ps ge ae gene = og oR sn in that city. This is the se cond city in commer | take with him machinery of the most approved joa anh bane uate wa ti K, eee net Ph cceny yy Bente, Ravetapen Sas ed— ccohents beleg engaged —_ thee = pen: ey ch car ciol and political importance ia France ; and we | character, for extracting the geld from the quartz, | One or two others attached t0 the prison. To W’Deane eiveets, Me gregneuis a Breeder. Wat | Sioo lose active, ber prlowe weitenebenged. ‘Theehiet fee arene nah "* toon as practicable vce a may not cohcea! the hope that the indication fur- | 4 great deal of which exists on the Colonel's grant. | Ward appearance o/ the prisoner in his Ir street, for tbe seastomedatice ef Mis dewa vewn eb= rations continued to be mad i common and me- | /, ‘and revel niched by the coldness of the popalation towards | ‘Phe property consists of forty-five thousand acres, | the the "oricenee wane wetrant of Me. 3 | juin grades for export, .with & moderate local and | {icy nrc interest P Mi be an index of a future more | Murra for the New ¥: and Shoe | Detter class of the President, wi » oe more | and it is as rich in the precious metals as any part ( @ dozen pareve across the yi | | Hurra for the New York Boot ye | brands; Canadian war quiet; Emporivm=The beet Tate pet Bead we article of | ttn alr enlee at old poten, ‘Wheat was moving mors a ivem below, Corn was Thured MUitery Dall rn brilliant for the new republic than the present gives | of California. There is no doubt that vast quanti- ell, My. Bdaons found that 4 Shoes, Gaiters. an: the largest assortment ability and cheapnese ively N Fall Dry Goods. Hitchcock & Lead- prime made at quotet! ord way, corner of Leonara street, h £ ap bag ony eee = me us reason to entertain, when divested of such a manifestation of feeling for the ruling exective. The Danes, it is said, have been triamphed over ties of the precious metals will be gathered by these means. We shall be anxious to hear the re y neay trim, bon | sult, for if we are not much mistaken, this will be | head covered with a black veil; two | J Broad: ealvesdy | in fair demand at low figures Lard w: by the people of Schleswig-Holstein. This event | shi | w frock covered his person. y , eon. ed their new fall foods, and are prepared to serve of ati bait ke t iii | the firet attempt to work, by machinery, the golden | Situtea his dress.. ‘The ticket received from the voy | {rele sustomers with Silks, No Lalnes, Shawls, Merince, | S084Y Prices. Sugars continued 25 ee portant, end we shall look for farther intelle | ge. ocite of Calif ens. from kinds of family goed sales of New Orleans and Cubs at full prices. Coffee posits of California. was th have bees wegee nt the outer gate, should he ‘Gen doing. Molasses gence with much anxiety, es the success of the fucceed in excap! we obrervation of thy . were quite steady ve a decided change to notice inthe f magen The rales comprised 160 bbis., © Duehies will lead to very important movements. From Harti.—By the bark Roderiek Dhu, we learn | tide. The attempt was well conoriv } ex jon. Mr Jackson, the deput The history of the people of the ne gives us | thet ail was quiet at the island om the 12th inet. Ing to the tier from Shick Benjamin attempted tee | £008 taken of thie pases et . , war at ime at tt C or mes. ot! cole! iy a reason to believe thet they will not be defeated in Felad beadgh. = A _ a vu Ay. ; prt 5 tH GS of Beropeane et for this 61 Fa the main attacks made upon them. he © " day afternoon, Pictares, by our own improv 8 $4 44 Yor common to et it State; quice would ever have passed off the co MEADE BROTHERS, 2% Broadway, % old and new M $4 37 & $4 Odie ‘orporation, The Atlantic steamer was so full of passengers, Eile, it wee ye pot of piten | weteetion, " ‘ain. P. §.—Twe good operators, an | for favorite Btate, and $531 8 $6 00° for old. and new | (2%. cfcallecen, ec ieal, pharmaceutical’ and including Jenny Lind, that many of the suite of | b. fm one of the sttie Tous, fhe reel wes ene in ce Court § Kouthern Flour was in moderate re- | Gisinction, indict, and the puvite generally, are the great vocalist came by the America. Jenay | 1d the house cousiderably damaged | piace in the Beoond District Police Oourt, Jefferson | q find : a arket, between Justice Bleakley, two deputy sheriff Lind’s concerts at Liverpool were crowded, and | “incenoranuat ano Pree iw 4 Coat Yann—At 12% | and thir legal eaviows, Me deve Lorene: “ be the tickets of admission were fixed at a very hi o'clock yesterday morning. ® fire broke out in | co specehos were indulged in and threats were m price. She is said to be more beautifal than ever, | ‘he sheds belonging to the coal yard of Thomas M to invoke the able bodied men of the county to aid the | Dagaerrean Gallery, with sales of No. ib Broadway, whi furtained the highest . w4,- i? VOLES Teen CORPS—THE WENTENS OF BOVE. largest collection of portraite of distinenished individuals score tah, isle Wedaanagef ne Tasee urtry, and should be seen to be ated. ore. BA . Conwav, Orderly. corner of Barrow and Washington streets, whi was | oh On the other by the Justice called upon ell as more enchanting in her vocal efforts. Cestroyed, together with» part of the office. The books | all the able bodied aad butebers from tl 1 the other items of news we refer to the | 80d papers were caved by officer Chatterton, The loss | market below, to ald in the preservation ef the teresa ce ; hie @ in which | 8¥0Ut $100. There was no insurance. The fire is | which war about (o be violated by the sheriff ofhee taium Open Chains, $8. 0 columns of our telegraphic department, in which. | the work of an incendiary. under the direction of their legal adviser It will be | c will be found other interesting features of foreiga | Post Orriee Orenations,—The Postmaster General | recollected, that @ few days since. a Mrs Starr was intelligence. | made the following appointments of post offices and | Strested on @ charge of being concerned in # co Dr, Ket ane | postmasters. in this State, during the week ending the | *pitacy with James T. Boyd, in which alleged eon- hes bem de- i of property. | have been seven years before the : his first No. 67 Jase | friends are wwew Kis strongest and bert: ail who. wish to be | pleased to teat the Dr. will do well to ail on him at 476 roadway, they eapmot fo away j; the medicines rate, Pupposed to be of impor. | MY VEY Plensant and charges low, Nomatier what dis- tance im the course of the investigation now pending | “*** This trunk Mr. 1d wished to obtain, but the mag! Dr. K ‘Otar Sir: It affords me trate refused to deliver it consequently a writ of great pleasure te 1 replevia was ued out, and Deputy Sheriffs Mariner and we took the process to serve, and ao- companied the counse Mr. Boyd proceeded to the Police Court aed made the formal demand of the | tramk to Justice bleakley. The Justiae, on hearing st this retu: Tar Sourn ano rae Uxton.—Within a short | i7th in Water Valiey, Erie, John B kK. | time, there have been several meetings held in the | Houndsfeld. Jederson. NX. Jone J Southern States, at which sentiments of the raw- | Brown; 8 Oswego, Oswego, 8. G. Place, Disoon- head and bloody bones character were delivered, | Hnued~ College Point, queens county. and some pretty hard resolutions passed about | secession, and all that sort of thing, in case Cali- | fornia shall be admitted as a State, with her present boundaries, end in ease justice be not done | to the South. In relation to those assemblages, | @ we know very well thatthe South have a great | Tye THmp Me deal to complarn of—we know that they and their | ment, Liew - ty. bj institutions have been abused without stint, by a Tet ing the requisite search, and to call in the sid of handful of Northern fanatics and factioniets, whose the Scovel bee acre” to protect him while ta the ich oon pm ay get alon, zeal in the devestable course which they have | Puscnss As yet the bevt quality of peaches have | bray of the gouuty to protect. him, duaticy HleaXley sacey, caating “ae : adeed y appears | sent to the station house and procured all the abl pursued, and are still pursuing, has been ea- | (5 be \nferior thie searon. About eighty thousand | bodied policemen, armed cach’ with ® very tastily eouraged by the countenance given to their tas: | barkets arrived here yerterdsy from New Jersey. turned locust club, to rebut = ~*~ ted assauit " 5 | Tre or © A about te be made by the sheriff and if that was pone ce vee, by such demagogues as Seward, | the wife of eral Averans hil out of the tinder be Mond sufficient force, the butehers ia the market | oe urlow Weed, Greeley, and Hale of New | Sunday night, was not while ina state of sleep, bat | Were to be invited to Participate in the festivi. Hampshire; but we do not believe that there is a } pay Ti, if the window biind. b; 1 cecasion, ant t. Grabow fou particle less of patriotism, and devotion to the | 7° fen end lost b rata, Sertatecs fwd oesestion of the trunk. and Sght every inch of gro: Union, in the South than there is in the North. | where it joins the ‘ M withetans | the repeated threats made by M. J hope is entertained of her Grab consequences the magistrate was We venture to say that if that Union which is | consultation of physicians was held’ whe prreoenoes the Beri batted dows, ined 0: geod e apparently thought so little of in some of the | the case to be almost hopeless. General Avosana, who possible wader the existing circumstances, judgi i of | Was in a weighbor's howse w* the ci d left the police in fail possession of the disputed | f Southern States, judging by the proceedings of | Pt jie peiginor's howe ws heesiog of the deneand | property, meek to the Glrcométere of Mr. Grenem, the meetings which have been lately held occurrence and the victorious of the policemen. It reems LEA Dd; Georgia, and other Stater, chould be assailed | _ | that at the time the trank was : He tos, ene olored: Cuctiage to-morrow, in earnest, by a band of traitors | ring the St. at " ee in W? Bs wey, 11 Name #4. ¥. Y., eseond story. who desire to overthrow this beautitul form of | gomy boys in wicked rport, wlio upse . Badersiending hes now 7 AGES FOR SALB—J. C. HAND, Jn, S00 Dewnda- } , sn government, the South would be foremost in | He Le Egg A Seas pa. ee Soe oe 7 enes. serviacacuseetenti of i cnteae raining its hand to strike the sacrilegious assailants | wound. Me was taken bette Justice Merah, by . Offered Y eek saemine = on charge * Satherine M. . ‘Suppose for a moment that treason could fiad a Wecen Accrbent ~ Ou Montag, Bi pee “Wain, Dein monk teen ebild were knocked tatence of my Biende, W nenaths home within its limite. Rash men there to the earth. We know the South too well to officer Legate, and loeked up A Card.—The infamous and extraordinary | mish Lothrop, during @ temporary and ua } ‘wagon. idable hen te 1 abeence from the oity, and tt# simultaneous pubiice- a wale arein the Southern States, as there are in the Pye pepe: ord Ry en ow ver. na B38 & fio: North, and they will go as far as our factionists in | “et: be whe of the fete ot the cae Bre, Mathews le ae. Py as the Stee Seemee oS bom eete: nee, | = phenmdbiewedeimalnn denuncistion, but should another war break out M ete is her sesilices eltwation white the cats was parting | *H “chews halt baa THs 0.51, 10 © 28 ce tn quel. 60 oven, Lave, Bron rene nn they would not hesitate to shed their blood in de- the during the let three months, footed . cotton war taken at considerable q sometimes speak rather disrespectfully of. It is characteristic of the American peo; ind Tass Wieits be dotetay vad ‘tegrance bs very wees. ‘Aowverpaty. and West—to “attached to the | 1, nie Union which has made their country what it oa tae mae ae oR The ‘They regard it with a feeling of reverential affec- 4 ’ intel at $265, which wara tion—as the means of making this country what itis | {tee ert, .coreet ord street, erel there was noth fence of that Union and government which they ve th ‘within a little more than halfa century—and their J oN od = ~-/ B09 perso hopes of the future are sdentified with it. We | Cyurs'ne 4 them ng 0 Dill of Indictment, trial ferrea 1 tre time” ‘ | " a " speck of the existing feeling of the American peo- x . | these gentlemen bring it to this pass or not, the; puhens coca le on the subiert af the Ininn af these Staten: