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the family ; the yurg—she and Boyd came to my house, a she said she would live no where else but there; she, in presence of 1 t wife and |) a was allowed to thangs te ‘vein my T should be sent to the = at Boyd did not make avy threats at that mo money nor Deoperty ot obtained from in tf bat threat; ia the course of six or eight my bouse again ; T had soon them in the ini next threat was Mr. Boyd eame to my house they X must, go see Mrs Livingston (Starr) Iwent to her residenee and found her LosSgpenendly s oh; to m there is a dose of poiso: jou coum to your house and li all take n to the Chief of Po~ xpres ter in full, and etsting thes you were the cause of my dea took the dru, th.” ‘aud threw it in the fire; that was all that oocurred; went home and communicated 4 eircumstance to my wife and family; it created exeitement and slarm, and they consented th Rese should come and live there; she did rly on th April, '49, and staid there about two days; on the last day she was there I had s conversation with her, while sitting on the sofa; my little daughter was pro- sent; my wife was irritated and annoyed at that con- yersation; I was out all the evening, Dut heard on my return that Mrs. Starr taken to the police o! Q. What reason did she assign tor going to we rfamily? A. Beeause my wife had been in the bit of going tothe houses ot friends and com- plaining, and finally, that él \d go there for the purpose of mortifying my auily” It beta now past the onal hour of adjournment, and no likelihood of the examination coming to a close, the Judge said the case should stand over till Monday morning. Priconer’s counsel applied to have h ficer, as the jail y ble for her, particularly as the was not very well. Moreover, had been assaulted by the notorious Margaret O'Connor, and she had been robbed of some of her dresses. ‘The Judge did not deem it prudent to comply with thie request; but. in order that Mary Jane should not be subject to the Lynch law of the renowned paramour of Bristol Bill, bis honor handed her over to the safe keeping of the sheriff. Theatrical and Musical. Travian Orena at Castie Ganven.—The benefit of Careline Vietti, aud the representation of “ Semira- mide,” were to have taken place to-morrow evening; but it has been found impossible to prepare the seepery and appointments for that magnificent opera, Detcre Wednesday next, when it will be produced with great splendor—securing, we trust, to Vietti an audi- ‘ence worthy of her brilliant reputatien, as the leading a voeulist of the establisement. To-morrow it “La Favorita” will be ie ape Fg in which Salvi Shape £0 greatly, and in which all the vocalists. in- e chorus, display their talents to the best An audience of some thousands may be There will be Pye | four or five more per- ina , in this city, as the company will | yhia, and thence to Charleston, on formances, soon go to the way to Havana.” Bowxny Turatur—The proprietor of this establish. ment seems to be alive to the interest and amusement of his patrons, as he is almost every day adding to the attractive talent of the theatre. To et evening, Mr. Mrs. Wallack, two of the greatest favorites ‘that have ever played on the ebowery bat will ap- pear in Shakspenre’s ti “Macbeth” They will be Weed l Levens as Banquo, ey | Tilton as ‘his will be @ rich treat Malters of this popular establishment. 'The merits of Mr. and Mrs, K, as artists of the firet stamp, fare too well known and generally appreciated to re- quire any lengthened eulogium from us. » Baflice it to say, they have always conceived their characters well, their reading is correst, and their knowlodge of stage is excellent. The emusements will close wil drama ot “ The Ses, or the Ocean Child.” in Mf talented stock company will a) spent. in thie buy does not fill the house, we know not what durine = 2 eihae Timers Avna Bisnor.—-We perceive that Messrs. Mi and Barrett are untiring in their efforts to produce novelty of every character. The; by recently engaged a new pany of comedia atest fay 3 and have been wir exceller dramatic a, #0 refuing! what can so easily reach the heart and mirror up te ane piuectnation bo dearest associajions ani jospire the mind with nabiimity of beer og and action, than Bh de Srening at the Drondway Theatre, The arrange by Mr Bochen te exoelient. Tuare will bes Powerful orchestra end an effective chorus, and the arias in the hands of Anna Hishop, will receive all that the 7 st cultivation of the art of yooalization can im- part to them Ninvo’s Ganvex —The of the Ravel Fa- myst this Yonutifal theatr, to-morrow evening, ‘will, no doubt, be hailed with enthusiastic cheers by the hundreds who will assemble to welcome them ence more to their old head-quarters. During their engagement they will produce several new and beau- tiful pantomimes and ballets, The entertainments ‘will commence with orchestral music, which will be followed by achievements on the tight rope by Fran- cots Ravel, Madam Axel. and the wonderful and dar- ing feats of Leon Javelli, This will be follwed by» pewand beeutiful pantomime entitled the Fisher- n's Dream.” Books expl of thi ard maguldecnt spectacle e1 ad The concluding piece will be that which drew immense audiesees last winter. The view of the scenery alone is worth the price of admission —the Magic Star—superb cloud rcene—Rinito ia Venice moonlight—Street in Venice, &o. With such a bill of ‘entertainment, and the Ravels as the bright {particular stare—how can wom 's be otberwire than crowd d’ Blend, as Joveph—Jordan, Skerrett, as Moses—Mre, Rass mi appear. Several gfand proces- tion ‘will take place during the postermanee Pot this piece Nartovat. Tueatne.—The engagement of Mr. and Mrs Barney Williams baving proved so successtul, the manager has re- cagaged thou ter the ment week, 7! ite will commence with the © Married Rak: some called “ Fortune's Whime’—Varney O'Toole. Mr. B. Williams —will follow; and all will close with “ Boots at the Swan "’ j Avyan Maem, he founder and builder of the Broad- way thectre, ater having ruffered everything but fox epee bu ering bas retarned, and is «the ascurance that the pre i 4, gives fon ts wei’ es founded. There ie mo dou Colonel tion is well and a he concerned in this pra! e At)-~1 and when the day comes, favorably. Annes em tenn the performance of the in- tractive drama of “The Drunkard” attracts immense audiences to the Museum. We believe it will be pre- sented every se meat week, This looks well tor the morals of the ‘Ovywere —A fine bill is presented by Fellows’ D: of Minstrels, for to morrow evening—ongs, dactte. in- strumental performances and dancing Crater Gannen. may will be a See 7! - ‘this elegant No doubt the Serera ot oa Gs aoe as usual, by Taversactr—Mr. Dempster, the favorite ballnd @rger, Wal gire one of ble excellent concerts on Thars- ping pext. whieh, Me. Dempstes Sear plaintive end oo meaniions owt t voice and execlient taste, He will be wel: admirers. of Yale College bi Dota! Ke Tetased 4 fen Ww i benera ee thelr next orator, be- objection of a Southerner, who threatened atherm patronage from the college if cowpt+ oan: guch as be The destruction to the corn crops on the Savan- nah river, we fear, has been almost total on man tations, as th a height which has inundated thousands of acres. And as the wind had blown down the corn, a large portion of it has certainly been covered. The river attained its greatest height, over twen- ty feet, peuerday about noon, and commenced to recede before night. ‘rom the Columbia (8. € ) Tels h, Aug. 26.) the storm of Saturday bas Eft ms of the swamp land inundated. In the lower part of the district much damage is feared to corn and cotton, Singleton’s Big Lake plantation is nearly sub- merged, #8 are also several others. One gentle- man, we are Pca colcaleion his less at not less than $3,000. posed a low esti- | A be days will afford more definite information. The telegraphic communication, north and south, has been interrupted by trees falling over the wires, as well as the blowing down of posts. | From the known energy of those in charge of the | lines we do not anticipate a lengthened delay. | [From the Charleston Mercury, August 26.) ‘We were visited on Saturday morning, withja heavy blow from the southwest, which prevailed without intermission for twenty hours. We should | not be surprised to hear that it was the wing ofa se- | vere gale on the coust, It has, at any rate, served | to interrupt the mails. The steamer Gen. Clinch, | which left here on Saturday morning for Savannah, | rome’ in the afternoon, unable to make headway | gainst the wind. The ‘Wilmington boat due on | fatacicn, (the bp none failed to come Sept | by reason of an injw er boiler, which com- | pelled her to put back. The boat due yesterday, | the Gov. Dudley, met with a detention on account | | iZ of the violence of the weather, and did not come in till near 11 o’elock last night. The mail was not delivered, and we were unable to obtain any papers from the Fac The storm has been extensive on land. They send us word that it was severe at Columbia, and the telagtealie communi- | cation beyond that place, and between this and | Augusta, has been interrupted by it. It can hardly | fail to have done considerable injury to the crops. The assesred valuation of property in New Bedford, as gathered from the official returns, just ae | is:—Personal property, $11,102,450; real estate, 7,018. 750; total, $18 632,000. The rate of asse: nt is $4 50 per’ $1000. A. L. Columbo, full styled Gentlem inte of Edward Phalon's, under ry Place, w fogton Hetel, corner of Broadway and Battery Ho | fetleconfdent that to such as wikl honor him with thelr pa= tronage, he will give ample satisfaction. Amidon’s Fall Fashion of Gentlemen's | passed, paid an Seri oe tae: tg ea ‘Waters & Berry, 447 Broadway, exhibit | ‘ea rior assortment of Pianos at their ware rooms. Their | Semall advance, you get a leased y call on "24 and Shillings per bottie. MONEY MARKET. Barunvay, August 31—6 P. M. The stock market opened very heavy this morning and there is not the first indication of any improve- ment, This stagnation fs unusual at this season of the year, and it looks ominous. It is our impression that holderg of fancy stocks will look in vain for the usual periodical advances, and be forced to carry their sup- plies forward to another season, with the hope of ulti- mately realizing cost and charges. At the first board to-day, Erie Income Bonds went up \ per cent.; Can- ton Co, ; Harlem, %; Reading Railroad, %. We have hardly ever known such a long period of dulness ‘and depression im the stock market as has been expe- rienced this summer. The receipts at the office of the Aseistant treasurer of this port to-day, amounted te $114,216 22; pay- ments, $21,303 52—balance, $7,075,584 43. Amount of coal brought down on the Reading Rail. read for the week ending the 29th inst., 37,468 tons; previously, 767,152 tons—total, 804,610 tons. Sam time last year, 757 671 tons. Increase this year, 46,069 | tons. Brought down on Schuy!kill canal for the week, 15,876 tons; previously, 264,226 toms—total, 280,102 tens, By the Lehigh canal during the week, 88,320, previously, 444,187 toms—total, 482,457 tons. In reiation te the failure of the Havre de Grace nk, the Baltimore Sun says “that s larger amount | of bills were in circulation in that city, at the time of the failure, than ever before, and mechanics, small storekeepers, and people whe generally earn their mo- ney by bard labor, are the sufferers. At Havre de Grace, the jount of the money in ciroulation was uppreeedent and but two persons are known to have entirely escaped. Some had as high as three hundred dollars on hand, and others smaller sums, down to one dollar. A number of poor laborers and females in that vicinity had saved small sums of mo- ney, and suddenly found its value to have diminished to one fourth of what it purported to be. The resident directors at Havre de Graee are mon of good standing and state that, so far as the books of the bank show, its condition is not beyond resuscitation and the re- demption of the liabilities, They have taken posses, sion of ite asscts. A box, supposed to contain specie, reached there on Thursday, was also taken pos- session of by the directors. The annexed summary of the cotton trade of Great an: to be Sta76 Broadway. Seld at Britain for the first ix months of 1850, compared with the corresponding period in 1649, is made up from | Burns’ Commercial Glance: — Goods Exported. | Ibe Decrease in Quantity. | + 2104 236 62571 144u | . eet! half year, of cotton imported, has been 400.668 baler, and of cotton exported 8,044 bales. The stock of cotton on the Ist of Jaly was 728,627 bale to Sd. on the Ist of July, 1849, Of 40 mule twist the pricé was 11d against 8\ tion of cotton per week Bas been 28 466 bales, against 89.176 last y d the total consumption for the six months 140.152, against 845,003 im 184 Stock Exe! $2000 0 8 s, 18°3 200 Erie Te, 0 al2m 101% 400 she coding RR 30 100, V4 Marie RR On Saturday merni yee Siet, Mr. Cauvrw Pow- Lan. & Well gnown tect, and a highly respecta- | bie ar eatecmed eltixen. friends ais d relatives are invited to attend hip | funeral, frem bis Inte residenes, No 214 West Nine- teenth street, on Tuesday, the Sq Geptember, at | locas of the family ore reapectfully invited to | hie afternoon, (Sunday) at 1 | jer remains will | reen wood Cemete' be Batordey morn nage Slet, Mra. Hevaverts Ametra Dowsine, ti Biat year of her age The Telativesend Siento of the family are are reapeet- 4 her funeral, on Sanday after- | — At Do'eloe k, from the residence jherifl street. met eth, Moy 3 Sues, Laney By i, 4 Mary Carley, aged 2 year friends and relatives of the family are fofites | it past 1o'e! Sieh } ih A = noma C " heredny rt tive of the ety ot Dabiin, j esident of New York for the last twenty- will take pines ow Bunday, et oneo'clook neal, to-day, | standi a ee be feuas 5 the place of allothers; and | | F, sheet rmng doa | A Myru avenue. ils remains will be to Cypress Poe bemeies ing, August Slet, Mancaner Mc- ul - Conauce, daughter et uicbiel and ‘Rosenne MeCor- miok, aged 16 mont The friends onthe ts family joao seapenidely sa invited to attend the funeral, from father, 102 Warblegton street, this afternoon, at 2 Oalock: In Brook! y tSaturday ‘ter of the New York om the Church of the Holy Sunday.) at 3 o'clock. tl th August, at the Clinton Hotel, in this city, of inflammation of the stomack, Dr. J. of Bt. Louis, Professor of Bur gery Missouri, aged 86 & The frie: of tl family, Ledge. No, 1, and the , are invited to attend the Tuner REWARD WILL BE PAID BY THE ovnee ot No. 18s Reade etzect,, fer the ress: ing to y-one dole two ‘hundred and fi cp Thuralay evening, between eigdt jore iw King or MoDougal streets. ominat 1, 2 3, 6, andl0 dollars, tate of New York. —FROMALONGSIDE OFTHE SWEDISH BRIG Iying "at pier §, brig’s Long Boat, ofoak, 13 feet jong and’ 5 Teet wi uted Diack ontelde inside, bottom painted lead color, and_ sides fy a EG? the recovery of sai boat, suitable reward, wil re Ya ou application to A. F. Kindberg. 5x Wont atre FUNC & MEINCKB, 93 Wall OST—YESTERDAY, (SATURDAY) IN A BLEECKER street stage, in goiniy from the Battery to Canal street, Ritty: 7 pew two $20 oa se. ee or iB Paper; two eces, be liberatiy ‘rewarded, by leaving i¢' with Mrs. Howell, 4 Thetpeen street. OST—ON THE EVENING OF THE 2TH INSTANT, somewhere in the neighborhood of Tas first street and Fourth avenue, a black lace inder will be leaving it at 190 Second avenue, or 29 Burling #0 bi nearly all of tl STOLEN Wii being bus WANTS. ANTED—BY A YOUNG bol Ra Ma ar UNDERSTANDS ANTED—A Donne MAN W pons : a nn waite ral workers. ‘Also for ‘about are Ly tidy, an ye Sel vestant Employ- pleceker, WANSTEDTIWO TAILORESSES; THOSE WHO UN- derstand the business, to work om gentlemen's conte Apply at 7 Sens eet im the basement. LLiAM J. SMITH. ANTED—AN ACTIVE YOUNG MAN, AS LIGHT orter in a retailstore. Address l. C.,’ in cant’s hand writ tis sic, stating references: Salary $6 por week. ANTED—A PURCHASER FOR A BEAUTIFUL NEW Lathe, suitable for turning ivi and pantaloons. with all the nec berry street, after 6 el OACH BODY MAKER WANTED—ONE ACCUSTOMED to heavy work of the frst character, can hay loyment at 27 Woosts MaJOk THOMPSON. RUG CLERK WANTED en ee Cau tnat fo cmamnres bility, © tmusdiately at 102 vemth street. MONGERS AND WHITE LEATAER DRESS- mediately,,® person of the above workman, of temperate ha- dite, may hear of fuation, by applying to John Mores it Elizabethtown, N. A parson, whe served his appewsticesbip in Ragland dont and ys rmanent situation ot plying Bue C, third door above To PELL peri ptic 1 cducation, is destrous of obtaining vie oF postry from the | TROTTING. —PURSE in harness, free for ‘Aleo a purse of $9, 4 driver to rest Cd iP for Purse over $9. Also of 8%, ‘of horses that never 8 ‘ath. Entries to close M ing, ptember 2, by 10 o'clock, at f & Madden's hot Three to make « feld, and to to JOEL. CONKLIN, Proprietor. Crary o horese that a ae een deiieha exes, Ueess Gieeie, and Farquetie, ‘ees Fray im Bp aanha, "Doers open at 7k to begin sk They ee 7) STREET—MO) Name renin 8 nen fai a viveoat | ase Th be RAKE—M rn cite i fused to the nadie nce, trode ‘ands Jensy eit ‘DIN Taudor ilo written expressly for thierd rie lisma; Jenny Lind, the ope pie ws. B. Wile Hae steve faleved ney cone aramt, calle 08, : conclude with the ar Boxene3s centas Pit, 1234 at 73, precisely. U er i Sakae Ss STRERT—FIRST NIGHT OF ik Lester.—Monday, MSUANDAL, with scart une ie tal air. BR Backvie fF Jordans u eae mideur, ites. Skerritt; Maris, Mise! dor Tuli, "Te conolude with # new Local Sketch. ).— CBR! or (OUSE CLOSED amie caasiren, onass POtan Ci gtae Toe the publio 0 say atte ta that, for the Mind renova building of Me fail, they will discontinue thelr r pepaiae canserte for ashert season, | Daring im this city, the company will ei |, Detroit, Chi- aliwatie Re Deo siete given iit ae ng val uni at Prone &. P. CHRISTY ACRED CONCERT ON STATEN ISLAND. a consequence of the sovere weather, on Bund Concert, which wad to be given on th has Ss the Sacre: St. Peter's Charo ‘Staten Jel: tho Aree of ember. It will vine Maretzek, who Berludca Maretzok, Patty Perri velli~all of whom have most gervices for the oceaslon—together ors Dies Gree , DEMPSTER, * ate & Honor to announce that he iret origi mi mt es this soit since his return from Soot~ ‘beg bernacle, on Wednesday evening, 5 Particulars ‘hereafter. at eLb two rooms, over ihe nal Di in Breoavay; Maven Seyi Mand Prince, svrcets m 10 o'clock A.M. until 10 o'a! mission 26 Season teeta i conte, Ca ALLA (CANAL STREET. —THE a me of Plessure— Hou, sisting of some of the orld. Also, the great Dr. Collyer’s unrivalled eroupectt Living Pie true lit tation: gether with t Mel the United States, rice of” of adwise Sige; Pare m every A honor of anno ments with Dodwort Soract, Bane, 4 ut the above magnifi- Sept. Ist. 1850, The Cosmo- iantiy lighted, will afford ers. Admissior londay ovening 0 postponement on ac= CASTLE GARDEN IS NOW OPRN Fox THE tion of eee é Tye the largest finishe 4 competitien, s, and others who SALES | BY AUCTION. ENRY i. LERDS, 4 AUGTIONRER - MAQNUNICENT English Silver Waiter.—-HEN KY. DS & CO. will tion. on Wednesday, Sept Mh, at Idovelook, nt th Exchar ce, 8 magnisice {wed in Londen fer Edwin E E, EIGHT YEARS OLD, kind. Price, $190. Apply UX N 10x SOME. ay 1 FROTTING—TRUREDAY, Parse $2, Mile be: cutery bw. Lad nay 4 Saruees. Geo. You he ers b. g. Pel ANN, Proprietors. UNION, COURSE, L. 1--THE FOLLOWING, PURSES ‘$250, mile hes Ma RY voy Tim ree parse of $200, hea SPECIAL ‘NOTICES, TTENTION.—OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS IN THE United States service during the war of 1512, ‘13 and ‘14, vend bre requested to attend a meeting, at Miliary Hall neat Brocme street, on Monday evening next, at 80 ne he, preciecly. Bath time: left. left—tight, BE TREASURER OF THE RE DEPARTMENT eipt of two a as 4 Orphi 4 GILES Treasurer, HERETOFORE BX- Munn, & Co. wre dis fro offi wid of the Department, JOUN OTICE.—TBE COPA RTNERS jer the firm of Malt 12 building as heretofore, corner Water YD waurere. o bu frm of Malthe No. 90 Wall stroe KXCe SIONS. ‘OTILLON EXCURST Se . im mid Ken eg, ri Aes, Comamittee pledge t bw fh he XCURSION To 18 FISHING BANKS VERY Da Day, Sata Talo will lea: _FINE ARTS. RESCH AND ENGLISH ENGRAVINGS WR BEG Weave te call the attention he trade to our extensive vad choice asrort inte ier every deseription, omnes ae re, heads, atu: , ine oa ye all the ‘noveliles reoenily pee large businewe on ne on co., Wholesale Printecliers, ‘oo Broadway. aperines, —JUST RE ‘VED FROM rs tion of Picta: led! one of Booehe inimitable “rayon ven eowingn lore. ie ” “Sourit CO., 299 Broad oF ra LIND, PAINTED TROM LF ra . 18xDt inohes. rent 4 clad ie the only must be Mo UPI 5 Wholesale Printeciiors, 290 soeg. PA ag hy ORATOR, BAR ey | rere kote ae Bi ye aasertment of FF; “a rials of every variety, Cs {he nctomt ion ot the pablie to our moderate ita bio foe @ email Toxatiges Twentierh nd rent not to exceed B. Adidress Post Oitice, Box No. 2,600, URNISHED Recs WANTED.—A Supt. Two OARD WANTED — A GEN’ wonld like to secure board, wit ard be A Plenee address J.B. BostD 4 LADY AND CEN LEM, ecmmodated with t svory house, ait modern improv no other board at here are Ayply immediauely at tnt Was with A FRONT ROOM ° T, a We Miley dene wad Ge er rr aay om the tia ie eae 0) Mone. UP ‘Bailieae ‘Mart! a “Andree, Jerse evel; a 'axe jude ery new ‘ime culled RAOUL--Op, ‘The Hagie STLE GARDEN. rosnivatr 7! ae was of the celebrated Havana italian sae cans rection of Bi A 2d, 1850, wil) inetti’s petite ivelveltcblonum Cc be Sse for the ORTTA—1 4 Beli Cig ignor L. Salvi; Bverard v T. Bas natin} Cavaliere, “4 "8 ignor ine Beck cf ithe opera tat Mates Are for sale at the door. Tickets of ad HS Ba: a commence at 8 o'cloek. —_— re AVANA ITALIAN OPERA C — ne a ‘he direotor of the above semua Fa seadetie te the publ {ist haying eng e from the need the erformances of hie’ a toend with the month of August. fe had Mindly favored with meny and urgent requ eet Ye to continue hire etl ity rand the y ft» y enthusi- \ipgin num. bers before their re for Heavens, thal to the United § ste imay be prolonged in the. city of Ne York. He otwithetanding his intention and emi a it bis stay bo prolongs these cir= may yet have contisinan eof the kind ty ot New Yor, has already, on so imeused hits, when, im his arduous position, rth regret, to cause disappointment, August 31, ANTONIO PADER ARNUM'S AMERIC AN A USEUM—P. T. DARNUM Man acer ore Joba Grsen ocd Or witibeAwy People will not permit ier. The s Clergy will mot porrait The Tetotallers will not permit i run ceming thiatresh; gudtee cokenleningis smoscions Ellen Bateman will atpear ever wook, com= mencing Monday, mber man’ Chil dren, only four arid ix yours ol of the ngs, 4 ihe on Mond: tien The Swiss Ce: Tu the evening, “The Drunk= gro Turning White, by c Boa Conatriet wets fetctoon sabe Cron under 10 youre, Exening performances co at 3. Admittance 25 cent Mg conte. PaRLOWS. NEW YORK BTWIOPIAN OPERATIC ‘Troupe, late Pierce's Minstrels, at che Olymple, N Broad: twoon Loward and Grand gant ‘and ‘night util. further 1 pa Ry ye ota hand of ehiepias Performers, bae stampod them ae all Hiethoptan anda, couprising 8 gory formers, under the have the hom joo Ke rection of J. ef tiving theit original ‘until further notice. Admi RANKLIN MUSEUM, 175 CHATHAM SQUAR THIS ‘elegant place of am 'w open for thy senso Two ormances a Ete the afternoon, tain ts oF commencing at 3 in ‘The enter. of auf dsee Cea a teeene of of yt ify some now and splondid seamen als Living tatuary, and who are led by none im regard to beauty and figure. A vai 4 enters tainments every oon aud evening. lars, see bills of ‘enon, day Adm inslon—Seate in ad ea cent Stage seats, 3734 conte; Boxes, 25 con C7108 788, QERRRSTORED Tet irony — yur pos “*Brooklyn, Avgust 31, 1850, ilies Orn B,” the prodvged by uch “Mr. Bi anan, merioa: Beene irom an U ‘alont the Duke's W’ ne York ke Thentros, &c., Ke. the ‘Curtain. hin ral Agent. Edited 8. Leisnachion 151 Nassau ve Pi Taiwan oF Love; and a Ge. Open from 10 atl AMUSEMENTS IN PHILADELPHIA. pares. b iiayey p PHILADELPHIA. —P. T. BAR manager; Henry Sandford, nssist~ pearance of Miss Alexina Fisher, af~ agement at the Amei Museum, sisorct Mr Rogers, whore peculiar talent as has rendeved him an immense favorite with Engagement of the celobrated ( were #0 popular tor a woum, Kew ¥ The Bon Co New York. & comed Filbert street i Curiosities without number. Perf ances in the hecture Rrom at 3b) and 4 to o'clock. Admit= tance 25 oente; children uncer 1 year, as ornta, Basie FURNITURE, Se. Rw ROEEWOOD, BLACK WALNUT “AND Ma hegany Pura <WAGNEK & STONEY hi cently remo; Phyfe's old establish: Our new wi rerooms, 590 Broadway, here we hav tensive assort t of the most tplenaid ‘a valuabl mi Parlor Farniture, to which wo invite the nisers we AGNER & ttention. < the ‘ON way, ovr on our usual accommodating terms. cpg aonely opposite fieent Fur- niture Bhatt ont Ser aperored Ith, Gor tian, for ook, braries, an. Also, very style of artiatio arra Rina kind of room, finished with despatch and able charge. OAPS, (METALS, A AND DISINPECTING Li- rent, myrtle, military, wom thie city, desiring 4 very floor, at extensive variety of Wall Pi the best assortment im this o able terms. Paitagelpn . Boseeng ine IN PHILADELPHIA, NO. 42 CHESTNUT Laveiy's Boardinghouse ie situated (a one ate airy and fashiongble parts of Philadelphis, | ‘The seve agg of thi Ne beate with fn iy ats ier the oom se ito Be commas B — fxs sree i inated peas nd Tecra to ne Clty, sat he toute house, en of the'dsy ofl oe, argent mossener asoomy Srorempneiee ee oat cen ay ap seers eal pith ae rate ia server ae 4 <= ‘Parcels * Teoeke omthe soo eect 1, corner of Wall street, — 1. OGDEN, ¥* BH AR d front bedrogm attached, | LI y 2 vere a bebnene Caneasadt oat ‘ol foturaing thors that. would not give, entire setinta re preferred. veptionsble Just recsived Dagurreotype Frames, Lockets basin at Sie, BISHOP, Importer, 18 Maiden Lane ACR cHURCH— P*x ‘workmanship nd see. NO, 8—H1.—TUIS 18 al Family, bt seem 07 of place jowever, we can pat le to hs nhaste where vor hung up for sale, 8, 14 Ann street, S14 Ann street RE NOT THE MERITS OF TW! ing Plan too wellknown to nee think. A need ia tained for $1, ¢ Heation personally, or by post letter, to BH. TW Fu ETREE, 0. 80 Naww NN. ¥ GOOD CHANCE.—MR LAN only pera caged in thi ‘Any person having the necessary capital, and willing ‘to enter the business, may ortu few years. Mr. oe eae Bie successor the buri- we % Bley’, Starkey's, Poteaes 1a amantities hea, dram bettie: ; he line, for saleby ne 1s Paes mitt ING OV! 7 dislodging th crak AND, ee Lf —comtrne ting t we TREDK. M. BUT Sepperter very street, opporite tha TBHONS, ko. GREATER RANGA bbl AN | Re fn Rib! ibrces, Sie, Volveta, Satins, Re rT aya opts Fore Hs. ie ay rocket amend] op fk Eiht Paros rom TE Stee AND rahe en ON FOR ols Fon vties INTELLIGENCE BY THE MANS, Our Washington Correspondence. Wasnmaron, Augest 29,1890, Howse Proceedings to-day a little Smoky —Absurdity of the « Wilmot?”— Condition of the York Delegation—Cakifor- nia the last obstacle to the South—The Senate—Mazwell, Lewis, Ewbank and Company, $¢., $c. ‘The Louse proceedings to-day were somewhat foggy, dubious, lugubrious and ineonclusive. Mr. MeCler- nand, from an over zealous desire to hurry the work along, moved the previous question, which outs off al debate and brings the House to the main issue, and the result was a majority of two-thirds against the propogl- don, The only fair conclusion is, that the House is mot isposed to be precipitate; and this we think good indication, though other persons considerit abad sign. At all events, it is only conclusive of the indisposition of the House to drive the subject headlong through, Your representative, Mr. Brooks, spoke likes sensible man, taking the Webster platform, that the Wilmot is a mere abstraction and signifies nothing—that it is not necersary to add insult to injury upon the South, when erycan be excluded just as well witheut it. wt: ‘Webster was right when he declared that the “ mot’ was not wanted for Utah aod New Mexico. yl bee J impossible is it that African slavery on ever mn these cold, clevated, desolate, desert, and en- Anhabitable regions, that a bounty of a hundred dollars & year upon every able-bodied negro slave would fail slavery among the mountains of New Mex- ico, or amid the volcanic wastes ot Utah. Master Brooks in, ‘therefore, rafe, perfectly safe in sticking to platform of Mr. Welhter, witch {simply this: tha u admit California as she is, and I or tail legate, and introduce or prohibit, for oni mot, it is out of the power, beyond the reach, will defy al) human agencies, to establish gla’ in apy other portion of the territori ae Mexico, outei few litale alley wi wor! seventy-five per cen upon support & negro. The unoce. Sapled country p oonsetset deserts without water, or mountains of bald rocks, in. accessible to almost anything except the mountain goat and the mountain trapper. And what of Utah? he little oases in that vast expanse of volcanic ruins are already monopolized by the Mormons. and the im- migrations of the Saints into them cut off the last chance for Sambo. There is no room for him, unless beisaSaint From Saute fe near s thousand miles west to the Sierra Nevada, and from Oregon southward through ten degrees of latitude. stretches out, we ven- ture to sey, the most horrible, awful, sterile, desolate, howling wilderness that exists upon the face of God's earth, if such country cen be said to exist, Modern examinations ofthe moon, through the most powerfal teleseoper, have led astronomers to deseribe it ase planet without an atmosphere, without soil, without Ciouds, without rain, without animal or vegetable life; # crude mass of volcani: debris; and such is the mass of the territory of the Great Basin, excepting an oasis here and there, where the energy of such a people as the Mormons produces miracles of production. What says Fremont : * Crorsipg @ low spur which bordered the creek, we descended to a kind of plain among the lower spurs ; the desert (the flauk of the Great Basin country) in full view to our left, apparently illimitable, * said our guide, stretching out hi nd towards ‘there are the great llunos (plains), no hay agua; no hay zacaté, mada—there is neither water nor grass, nothing. Every animal that goes out upon them dies.’ It was, indeed, dismal to look upon, * * * Witbin a few miles wide (coming east from the Pacite country.) a vast desert plain spread before us, from which ‘the boldest traveller turued away in despair,” Master Brooks is, therefore, right, that it ts not neceseary to spread the protiss over such a country, to keep Cut slavery. God Almighty has excluded it b; & proviso of bis own—a proviso of desert weter, of mountains without soll, by pai of voleanic ruins, terrible, fearful, and desolate as less, timberless, lifeless, and productive no- i rloe, tobacco, eutto a fed negroes, When corn shall be exported from Labrador, d palm cil from the shores of Iceland, we may et to hear ot slave Hiantetions in Utah. that eighteen of the New York — a ¢ the Senate bills upon a venture, without iret je proviso over these aforesaid voleanto territo- ry responding preparation from the Northern States, and a sti Fsne roportion ef the democrats, in favor of the Benste bis we feel safe in predicting their passage, whether iD Ti form of an Omnibus, or in detail ith the South rests, of course, upom ‘and the admission of California. been chiefly cocupied this week pointments. They have confirmed taney a chan sorts, Maxwell, Le: a Dut (here was no decision. . such as Jobo Young, Ti HTrd, Bogardas and others are way or the other, to Maxwell pect the mystery to be cl telf Je in doubt upon these three cases, w prediction, But justice de pored of one way or the other Naval Contiriaations. Wamivoron, August 31, 1850, The following naval cvnfirmations have taken place: ad Captain—Stepben Champlin Commanders William %. Whittle, Thompson D Bb Assistant Surgeon—Richard B. Tunstall, Pursers—Kicbard T. Allison, Nixon White, John J ba #, John Jobnso Navy Agente—Jedediah H. Lathrop, Washington and rawara 0 Perrin, Memphis, Pena. Our Philadeiphin Correspondence, Pritaveteuia, August 30, 1850. The Havre de Grace Bank. The failure of the Havre de Grace Bank has not occasioned much loss in this city or State, beeause the explosion was caused by our people parting with the rags of this swiadling concern, and the subsequent action of the brokers who bought them, in demanding specie at the counter of the bank. So far, the action of our small note law has been productive of good ; and as there are upwards of one million of dollars, im foreign small notes, still floating about the city and State, their redonpien may be attended with more suspensions. Tecan mention more than one bank in New Jersey and Maryland that have for years derived all thew credit, and nearly all their profits, from the circus lation’of their notes in Pe nosylvania, teresting from New Mexico, TUR LA’ LECTION—DIFFICULTY BRTWEEN THR MILITARY AND CIVIL GOVE) MENTS —CORRESPON- DENCE BRTWEEN COL. MONROE AND LIEUT. GOVER- NOR ALVA [From the St. Louls Republican, Ang. 23.) _ Major Weightman, U. 8. Senator elect from the reached our city yesterda: ington, where he will present and press the claims of the new State for admis- sion into the Union. I[fshe should be admitted, there is no gentleman whom we would be more agtatified to see her representative in the U.S. Se- nate than Major Weightman. But we think her admission scarcely probable, from the action of the Senate in relation to her territorial organization. e the following official report of the votes fler the organization of the State government, viz For Governor— Henry Con «Tomas ¢ For Lieut, Governor—M Coren 8t. Vr Ver Congrese—Wm, & Messerty. « hN. Smith. av follows Weightman. ham. nators stoo For Richar “PAC « AW Reynolds Jacob Houghton. It is tated, that the ¥ote on’ the ciection of dele- gates to the convention which framed the constitu. tion inpumbera, exceeded by several thousand the number of voter subsequently cast for the State of- ficers. The violence of the contest betweea the parties for and against a State government, was very great. The friends of the State government carried every county save one. We are favored with a copy of the following cor- reepondence between Col. Monroe, in of he Ninth Military Departineat, and Lieut. Gover- nor Alvarez, acting Governor, in the absence of Governor Connelly :— Ileanquartens, 9ra Mit, Dee*r, Santa Pe, (New Mexico,) July 1, 1850. i Sin :—I send you the within extract from a com- munication | received on the 2lst May last, from the War Departaseat, as having a distinct bearing on the subject of erday’s conversation held be- tween us. I shall be happy to subject the original to your perusel, should you desire it. i com respeetfully, + year ohd"t av't, Moron, Bvt. Col., &e. Lt. Gov. Don Manvet Atvanez EXTRACT. te ° inciple down by the Su- preme Court of ‘the Unt nited States, viz: On the transfer of the ceded territory, it has never been a that the nee of the ee each other unde: any change. it relatir their Jerse vovervign are dissolved, and aew rela tione created brome gy Ay Su pene which acquil their territor which "eaghen their country, transfers the alle- giance of those who remain it; and the law, which may be denominated potirical, is necessari- ly clnoaeds although that which regniates their intercourse and general conduct of individuals re- maine in force until altered by the newly created wer of the State, «© The treaty is the law of the land, the inbebitess aisen Sees} to the en of the privi rights and imman | afin resi bates. I It is necessary to im whether this ie not their condition, independent ede They do not, however, Yu 4 Ty tical power; they do not share in the admits ment