The New York Herald Newspaper, September 19, 1850, Page 1

NO. 5945. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. ANTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON Passage of the Mexican Instalment in the House, @IPORTANT MOVEMENT TOWARDS CUBA, &o., we., &e. SHIRTY-FIRST CONGRESS: FIRST SESSION. Senate. BY MORSR’S MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH. Wasirixcrow. September 18, 1850. RECIPROCITY OF TRADE WITH CANADA. Mr. Hasuin, from the Committee on Commerce, re- ‘Ported a bill for the free navigation of the St. Lawrence river, and to establish reciprocity of trade with Canada. MAIL, CONTRACTS WITH OCRAN STRAMERS Mr. Rusx, from the Post Office Committee, made a Report, responsive to a resolution of the Senate, rela- tive to the manner in which the contracts for carrylog ‘the mail by ocean steamers Lo Vulifornia and elsewhere ‘had been performed. The report was ordered to be | printed. PROPOSITION OF A BILL TO PROHIBIT SLAVERY IN THRRI- TORIES Mr. Cuase, pursuant to notice. asked leave to intro- United States Mr. Ciar—T hg ped the leave ; I hope it will not be | © peace now throughout all our bor- | rented. There dere, and I hope it will be perpetual aod universal. I ‘trost that the Senate will at once decisively set its face against these exciting topics { Mr. Cas:—I heartily concur in what has been said ‘by the Senator from Kentucky, and move to lay the -motion for leave, on the table. “ble to the reporter, withdrew his motion for leat TNE BILL TO PREVENT THE ENTIOING AWAY OF SLAY Mr. Puarr, pursuant to notice, moved that the Senate | Take up the bilito prevent the enticing or @laves to escape from the service of their mastes District of Columbia Mr. Wars expressedthe hop» that the Senate would wet ite fac. fast further agitation upon these subjects They bad just heard that there was poace throughout call our own borders, and hotrusted that it woul abe pee vated 4 the refusal of the Senate to disturb He hoped thet eggression would.now cease (Laughter.) ir, Oca thought the bill uow presented, a part of ‘the system of measures, of which many had recently passed. He agreod that aggrarsion ought to eease, and the object of the bil 3 jon of slave stealing. bill was then taken up and considered in Com- anittee of the Whole. wes to cause a cessation of the Mr. Harr moved that it be referred to the Commit- | “tee on the District of Cotumbia, with instructions to rt an amendment adolishiag slavery in the Dis- trict. This motion. by 8 yeas, to 41 nays, was re. $e (Measrs. Baliwin, Chase, Davis of Mass, odge, of Wisconsin, Hele, Hamlin. Seward, and Win. 2 were those who voted in the afficmative ) Alter further debate, the bill was postponed until ‘to-morrow Mr. Ha Mrecentane moved an Executive session. Mr. Dicuissox urged the neosssity of acting upon | the spptonriation Dilla. Mr. Bvax was desirous that the Post Road bill should “Be taken up Mr. Mawiww etgued that if the Executive momina. | ‘tions were not acced upou bofore the adjourument of Congress, the rarions offices would be vasans, and the | President would not have the power to fill the vacan- in bg coummiasion ir yexisson maintained tiat the Prosident had | euch power, and cited a ess during Mr. Polk's ad- aminirtration whore it was exercised, | The question being taken, Mr Hamlin’s motion was searrh Yors. 34; nays, 19; so the Senate went lato | é PBxvcntive session for tho rema'nder ef the dsy House of Representatives. 'S RUECTRO-MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH. Wasnixotow, September 18, 1850 RAILROAD FROM CHICAGO TO MomLE. mye "Phe House leid on the teble a motion. made yesterday, | Go reconsider the yote by which the Senate bill graat- fing the right of way and donating lands to aidin the construction of » railroad from Chieago to Mobile bad passed. DELFOATE FROM UTAH. Mr. Haxars, (dem) of Mtnois, moved that Almon W. “Babbitt be eiuitted to # seat in the House as Delegate | from the territory of Utak Mr. Asmat, Cobh ,) Ot Massachusetts, moved that ‘the motion of Mr. larris be laid on the table, (Mr. | ‘Rebbitt having been elected prior to the ot tho Jew cresting the sedttocial’ governmenh of | Utab) hich wes agreed to. INGTATCURNT OF MENEY FOR MEXICO ‘The House thea went into Committee of the Whele | en the state of the Union. and took up the dill pro- | z ‘mont of an instalment of $5,250,000 fe: deed Sorttdlag to the stipulations of the treaty uadalupe Hidalgo. oo (arns ot Ohio, offered on amendment, ‘that the movey shall be pald under the direction of the Beoretery of the Treasury. Ye nad understood ‘that the Beoretary of the ry and Seoretary of “Btate, under the Ia! vation, had sought to shift the roeponsibllity, aud that a contract had been made with an Englich b , for the payment of the aeteert explained, stating that agare, and that the eon- 8, for whioh the Presi- t deld ree ible Sesie eres Cwhtg) of ‘J. defondod tho arrangement, showed the nd of whiok would result feora “ifs sald there was no other ceded him, opposed (he amendne thonght that to require the Beorotary of the Te to pay the monary would enoronch on the functions « the executive, who Ie sworn to see the laws faithfully ) of Ky., wished to know whethor hi te be: trom the t, exprerriag & 8 different form, Dy the p: instead of money daing delivered in said be understood that no proposition qnised agent. ™M a eon appro on ine poause it wou a “yhe hands of veracious brokers, inated of t eprepared to quittance for the instalmen Mr. Fwine, (dem) of Tenner protested agi a debt whioh will the next restion. ot not be due aatil 1 Mr sid that this government does mot pay Acliar till tt gets a receipt from the Mexican govern- Sie. Vextor. (whig) of Ohio. remarked that this bill was & preoiee cony of that under ehioh prior instal- ments wore paid. Lie supported the contract already ma de Mr Diane caid bis object was to ret aside the exist- Ing contract, in order that proper officers should take of this matter bas 4 he closed the debate, when the committer ¥ Tore, and the bill was paseed—Yens, 128; nays, 35. . Pe. ier, M Orr, Richards jouse then adjourned. irs In Washington. IMPORTANT MOVEMENT TOWAKkIY OUR EPRCIAL TELEGAPHIC COnAReTONDENCE Wasminorom, Sept. 18, 1860 Mr. Stanton, of the Naval Committee, will introduce Some important propositions, to-morrow, for the re- organisation of the navy. ‘The friends of the Afriens appropriation for this project i steamabip line expect an ¢ navy bill, and Mr Gilbert is preparing a bill for the construction of a line of ateamsbips between California and Oanton. Tam informed that Mr. Webster is in possession of infermation which renders the Water Witch and Tt is understood that Benator Cooper, of Pemnsyiva- ria. is the chief opponent to the comirmation of Mr Lewis, a# Collector of Philadelphia Batrin ‘The Boutherm mail is mot in; it was detained by an cident on the road beteee: ecellor Walworth will r ¢ Bridge Case, at Phil here a Washington phis, in atew Front street theatre im this city, of this month Salling of the Mibernta, Kostow, Hept, 18, 1850. ing the latter p: Tho rope! mail steamship Hibernia, sailed from Norton of noon, TIL BW passencers tor Liverpool, i? for Holifex.. Amongst those for Liverpool are Le renee Le Je, Thomas 8. Serrill, Albert Cohen, Haward Fuller, J. M. Livingston, and R. Taylor, 1 New York, end J. bL. Nitin, of Philadelphia. She } hi takes no specie The Oneida, Couney Fat we. N. ¥, Sept, 18, 1860, ‘There were sbont 25,000 Fatt to ‘6, senpare wih the State Pair, A number of Wabors ot putter rene were presomt. deversi fat cattle sold for New | Democratic Nomin duce a bill prohibiting slavery in the territories of the | middling. Coffee is firm, with an upward tendenoy ; rales of 1.700 bags of Kioat 1144 to 120. Sugar and | molasves are fi stufls are quist. Whiskey sells at pleasant and the city healthy been:—Fiour, 20,000 barrela; wheat, 22000 bushel | There ta a fair demand tor Western flour, without @ | material change in the market Sales of 2.000 barreis have been made. at $4.06 a $412 for Michigan. Wheat is in demand, but the fran ions, The sales are 6 Ohio. The supplies of corn holding off for lower prices; bands, at 62};0. for mixed Western, and 63Xc. for round yellow, Freights are as before reported. | bbls; bus, Flour feyor the bu: Hy is done at $1 164. Corn market is lower; sales, 5,000 "Oats will appear in the characters de Mortimer. So long as Mr. Hambiin continues to these distinguished artists are th Yeus, @ very good actor and an able very great aequisition to thi pss Baradar, Mr Bowes D chor of Sweden, in which the excellent actress Miss Wemyss, eppewrs as Uiries. es! precision ira Abbot, who may justly be term the accom plished lady, and grac the past of Mies May. in capital style. David, Bkinuer. and Whiting ss Bob Kourer, are the anima- ting props of the piece Schart slo deserves some oreuli in the character of Snipe, but there is too much samenere about him—he would be considered a very good comedion, it he threw some life into his cha- Toeters. Miss Gougenheim as Matilda Skienar. added much to her fame as an actress of considerable cele. brity. The par de deur by Signor Neri and Mile, Ade- “ ‘med ay rust to Luck,” ipg depositions is anponnced that Jenny Lind will sing at the t MORNING EDITION----THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1850. Rensselaer County Democratic Conventien. Troy, Sept, 18, 9 P. M. The Democratic County Convention was convened to-day after dinner, and organized informally by the appointment of Riley Loomis as Chairman, with two assistants, to preside. | tween the hunkers and barnburne: veral of the half past three o'clock, a breathing recess of half an hour was taken, At the re-assembling the fight was renewed, and kept until seven o'clock, when the Convention ad- journen by @ resolution that sent the contesting dele- ir respective towns, &o., for reconsid- tested to The central commitee are to fix a day for t he reas- sembling of the Convention, and to give tem daye no- tice thereof, The contest pas pein ipally between D. L. Seymour and J.B. Carroll, State Senators who are seeking for the Cengressional nomination. Democratic Ratification Meeting in Utica, Uriea, Sept 18, 1850. A great ratification meeting was held in Me- chanics’ Hall this evening. There were 1600 per- sons present, over whom the Hon. Judge Denis pre’ sided. S Garoni and others addressed the meet- ing. Strong resolutions were passed. and the Conven- tion adjourned with three cheers for beymour, three for the Btate, and three forthe Union. B The Democratic Convention . Bi Eee mination in Pennsylvania, Witxrsnanns, Sept 18, 1850. The demcerats of this county have jost gomina- Democratic ted Hendriok B. Wright tor Congress, and Jacob | Bicom for Sheriff Mr. Onase, after atew words in a tone quite Inaudi- | Rallroad Bridge Destroyed.. Haknisauno, Sept. 13, 1850. The bridge over Chicque's Run, on the Lancaster Railroad, nearly two miles from Altona, broke down last night, after the eight e’elock line from Philadel. phia had panse the bridge, and the fast line onthe other. The oars ave this morning at seven o'clock, are mot in yet, No person was injured, The bridge will be repaired and Teady for travel in stew day ed over it, The train is on this side of Markets, New Oniravs, Sept 17, 1850. Cotton is quiet, with sales of 500 bales at 13 cents for Provisions tend upwards 2tc. Weather New Onteans, Sopt. 18, 1850. The Canada’s news did not affect our cotton market; it was published yesterday, 1000 bales were sold at full prices—good middting at 13\¢. Flour has de- | clined 25c. All other markets are inactive. Borraco, Sept. 18, 1850, The receipts of the past twenty-four hours 8 of holders checks opera- busbels, at 84 a 8bc. for ‘cer, and buyers are £00 bushels eh Axnany, Bept. 18, 1850 The in moderate demand Wheat is stead: 4 prices slightly d firm—Genesoe a mixed Western at tle. 12.000 bus, barley sol T2e. for two row nnd Tie for four rowed. mewhnt better; the transactions have been 8,000 ai bus. at dic. Prison whiskey is at 27c. ee Theatrical and Musical. Povweny TueaTne —The play of Richelieu” will again be presented this teen when Mr and Mrs. Wallack, with th lent dra oh artists, #0 long will # discerning public ontinue to patrouise his establishment. Added to enin and Mrs. Jordan. ith the Bacanway Tne, 2.—The new comedy of the ay now be said to Lae gad ins improves the character of 2 He Fg faa it Inst evening ina hicest critic, and la many of thore braulitul sentenees, in reference to the cha- tie ures of the Irish people, he was loudly li parte of the house. ilis songs were mellow tones and excellent muri line was danced very gracefully. 1 “a ® great Dill Is offered~one which will exhibit Me. Collin's a) (lies, in the high and low range of Irish drama. He * Desmond in the new comedy, and will sin, 4° Erin my Country.” This wil lowed by “Teddy the Tyler,” in which he will echree byt ‘pridng feats of Leon Javelli a1 el onthe corde plastique. The next pices jtomime of the “ Milliners, ‘ous,’ in which all the cele- Lebman family will ae. introduced im thi Francois will be the comic bail arian Ken spectacle of © upon the stage in Beaton's Thrate ment still commands crowded houses, and we promise je Star,” which is pat best styl they Will continue to be Fo as long a4 he keeps euch an | excellent company of comedians as thos now perform- Ing every night, Eble evening, the popular comedy ot }t «Ora Ih * eads and Young MMearts * again be pre- hen last mae the audience were so de- tures by the band AM will close with sketen of © Bh Come.” pXsuosss Trsatae.—As usual, the entertainments | tre attractin nt they commence with Favor, Thompson, an: danee, the amusements will conclude with the popular drama of “ Sixteon String Jack,” in which all the stock company willappear. The National is be- coming very as, all owing to the exeailent me- bagement of t i nd ore it oma fing. abd ore weil @ivenited.” 7 Cuympre Turatne.— The pleces relected for the en- tertainments of this theatre, are of that clase which | must ultimately dre They cote mwenee, thi ganva of © racters. “Breeches he lang! Politician, "— Jordan, Mrs. Dyott, and other eminent | artiete will appeer Mecnasies’ Hant.— Christy’ rformi their inimitable concerts to overt oe Ryeses. The manorr io which the performances ate Ethispian minstreisy. ‘ Awrnicax Moerum —This beautifal place of amuse ment fe visited by thousands every day. The perfor- this afternoon, w! ax Or ena Tro ford, to crowded hi vening nad to morrow in SpringGeld. Maotce. Bononner avn Ma. Crantes Weiis —These murtoal urtieta bare been very successful in their tour | through Canada, having been reosived everywhere in | the most fayoral! manner. yThe Canadian press, both | Fi “ee very enthusiastic in b admiration ot both he piano forte ot) Mr Charles Wells bes given remarkable ratisinction, 1 while Medile, Borghere’s vooal efforts have been the | ee, columns of very handsome compliments to | t ta ch and English, bave that she has no Bait! Mrs. pati. Miss B Mm Duret iat the Rochester Museum. Police Intelligence, MORE TORPEDO DEVELOPEMENTS—ONE-RYED THOMP- SON AND THOMAS WARNER CHARGED WITH THE MANUFACTURE OF THE TORPEDO Box. Before Justice Mountfort. Yesterday atternoon Justice Mountfort issued his ‘The Warner Torpedo Mystery, COURT OF OYBR AND TERMINER. Befere Chief Justice Edmonds and two Aldermen, Burr.18.—The Trial of Samuel Drury and Son again Postponed—Flight of the Prosecutor.—Tho District Attor- ney (Mr. McKeon.) moved to postpone this trial, upon thete grounds—tho case having excited a groat deai of | Warrant of arrest for the apprehension of William H. Thompson, better known as One-Eyed Thomperon, and hing amy. anne “ti | of the Attorney General, when he had au interview | Thomas Warner, the lawyer, late of City Hall Place, on with him some time since. He alse wrote to him on the subject, and the answer sent to the Court, he cannot attend now, bu: would be able to do so at the October term, Itis an important trial, snd the Court would see that it was of importance that the highest legal officer in the State should attend person- ally to the prorecution, Mr. David Grabam said that he had been only en- gaged in this case a6 @ au»stitute for the late Attorney He (Mr. G@) bad seen the present Attorney General, and also expressed to him a wish that he would attend to this case personally; and as there were peculiar features in it, he deemed it necessary ral should be present. He, therefore, united with Mr. McKeon in asking for a Postponement of the cause. ‘The Court said that, inasmuch as the Attorney ‘al had appointed a substitute, they could not grant the application. The District Attorney said, that point being decided, I move for 4 postponement, on the ground of the ab- sence of Mr. Thomas Warner. Every effort has been made to seourn his attendance without effect, and I do not think the court will deem it prudent to go to trial without the presence of Mr. Warner, who is the prose- cutor in this case. Mr. Hi. F. Clark, on behalf of Mr. Drury, remarked thet these applications seemed most extraordinary to them, though they were quite prepared forsuch efforts on the part of the prosecation to postpone the case; but the application on the ground of Mr. Warner absence was indeed extraordinary, for Mr. Warner had been seen ip the District Attorney's office since the commencement of this term. Avother counsel for the accused said that Warner bad been seon in the District Attorne; the last torty. eight hours, The District Atterney denied this assertion most empbatically. as far as his knowledge of the fact wont. The affidavit of an officer was then made, that he had served a subpoona on Thomas W. attend as a witness at this trial; that Warner beep, since the periodjof such the District Attorney, and acknowledged having re- | ceived it; the deponent went on to sey that he had called at the offite of Mr. Warner seve: Thursday last, and was unable to see hi formed that ho was not there, and that did not know where he was, or when he would return Mr. Clark said that they anticipated this result, and be boped that it would be reocliected that they had warned both the District Attorney, the Attorney Ge- neral, aud the committing magistra of bindiog Mr. Werner in recogni: proeecute this case. He Knew that this would come, and he would now read to the court ® copy of « notice ed on the prosecuting officer: to copy the letter, which copy was and sent to him; Mr. to that letter, and directed the letter to dep: er thet. I did not hear auything ‘arner until the year i847, when by trom New York, and « correspondence thea tween us, which resulted in my coming to N. et his invitation, and deponent arrived hoi about the 6th of January, 1948; board the ship Toronto, in which I arrived here, and took me to his house, No. 18 Cily Mali Place, and{atro- | go into the country, he advised deponent not to *ee duced me as his wife to a woman, or girl. named Busby, with whom he was living, and woom ing a6 bis mistress; ot the earneet entreat, deponent consented that the woman Busby might re- | main in the house for a few days, until Warner could get rid of her ina quiet manner as be stated to me it would tend to disgrace him, and ij Warner replied i wrote to me Mr. Warner came on interest, he felt it prudent to request the attendance a charge of manufacturing ble matter, and causing the same tobe sent to the house of Mr. Warner on the 3d of May, 1849, with an intent, as set forth by the following affidavits, to take the life of Mrs. Warner. Officers Olsen and Bumstead arrested Thompson in Brooklyn yesterday event: brought him to this city, and conveyed him before the magistrate, who committed him to priren for » further examination. Warner, up toa late hour last night, had not been arrested. City and County of New York, ¢s.—Samuel Drury, Jr, ig duly sworn, says that Long Island; that, owing to @ difficulty or misunder- standing between deponent end his father, 8 L Drury, deponent left bis father’s residence Astoria, about the middie of November, 1848, not return thereto until the fifth day of M: And deponent further says, that, during that period, he beld no communication with his fath: him but oner, and then only for a momet leaving his father’s house, deponent came to New York, ud then left for rn part of the State of New York, iu company with cue Joba Ash, for the purpose of selling p fumery and reeeiving orders therefor; that, att railroad station at Schenectady, William H. Thomp- fon accosted deponent, and asked him what brought | ‘was going; said Thompson then got in the cars and went on to near Buffalo, and the next time deponent saw said Thompsen was at | id Thempson called to see deponent; said Thompson them inquired what doponent’s busi- bess was,and.on being shown his samples, ho teid | ‘ torpedo” of combusti- had been keop- lajure bis basiness, rospeets If it should be known that he had been keeping said Busby in his bouse tress who had one obfld then living, wad was pregnant with enother, by Mr. Warner. as she stated to me; ter deponent had beer in the house of Mr. Warner, New York, about two weeks, the woman Busby in- fermed me that Mr. Warner wad exbibited and read to her the letters which he hed receive: from me, and she also stated that Warner had expressed to her hi# in- tention not to live with deponent ayain, if she came ited States, although he had sent for her; Mr. Waruer solemnly promided to me that all i course betwevn him*elf and Miss Burby should there. after cease; im the course of a few imonths, Mrs, Cole- Ler Lusband came to New York, a their residence at the house of Mr. Warner, at his re- following, our son George ork and stopped at our house; soon after the arrival o our children, Mr. | Warner, who had priviously treat cold and tadiffercnt to deponent, exhibiting more affection tor the chiidren than for him Hue, 8@ far as concerned depo- ry, 1849, a package was | person, and Mr. Warner im, where dvponent was at wed it to her; that package conti: a for Mr. Waraer. aud a pin cus nd a note accompanied these articles, ner, and purported to be from the weran Busby, in which «be stated that she bed sent those articles as presents to Mr. Warner myself; alter Mr Warner read the note, ho throw it in- fire and suid he hoped the slippers would ft him, ashe intended co wear them; deponent told him he showid not wear the Flipners, and threatened to dos- 2ntot their haying come from such dded she would throw him uid; deponontindignantly | that she should aces nd theew it among the #oiled et she might have it if she Occurrence there were frequen scenes Of an Unpleasant aud disag occurred between deponent with wa: keeping, and ron he resides at Astoria, that the Attorney Ge: ; In the month of Ma Villiam, aleo came to New where be rem bout four days. me well, became | that he had hed, t Lime well, bseame | chat he had no knowledge whatsover in elo whieh was totally w ment; about the tirs brought to the him there, and where which was read by Mr country, and told de for apy, to send to bim for some of bis bos ponent. on receiving orders for the articl id Thompson for fifty bottles, but did not receire « further told deponent to call # Teturned to New York, and he would put deponent in # way of making more money than he ever could on the fa: it this time asce that he was on unfriendly terms with bis fi did wot intend to return to his father’s hosse, and Thompron advired him not to return; that deponeat, | in company with said Ash returned to the city of New York about the end of February, 1819, sud in accord- Thempava, deponeat | house of said Thompson. bat he was not fe# him wutil about the deponent. in com the house of sald Thompson, im for the first time since his quently visited said ot of the perfumery | for the regia! 2 thet sala Sean for the registry of arrival end see bim as soon A a rource, and dep (Warver) in the fire ifshe at Astoria; that A from deponent y's ottice within | persons residont in Ca Dre ce eBt | mision of the offene Oe he tet |-thet during the suid 4 | at various times antertained ¢: eold victuals to | {which charges were untrae ; piace betwoen Mr. Warrei he mouth of March, 1849, w' & letter from Mr. Werner, dated Roch vice. in the office absent. and depouent | whieh hed been then Intely preps sent, and depoue middie of Mereb, w wid Ash. called open rupture took ted on & separation urn of Mr. Warner we’ coo appily together, wntil the 84 afcerpoon of which day he nent how long it would take toid him she could her, and at his request while he went up stairs into the | clock Se, Warner came down to | airs, whore the | na refrigerator ; depon nt had left | ed, that he might put his papers in | 1 for him to do on such ogvasions ; he | © valise “as not locked, and eid of it; deponent explained to bim that whe bad left it umlooked that he might put his papers | ip it ; be thew burried vp +tairs, taking (he vaiioe with nd seying. “By God. my soul will be damned to hell this aight. it Lam too late for the tratn or beat to alieet whether he sald hing in the conduos of for nach an expression trom hit; of mein a Kiad mauner after my errivel in this country, and 1 was much horified at the manner of his leering me the hourr of nize andtea o age Was delivered st the f City Nell place directed to n to the city; depenent subse Thompson trequently, on the eudj business, and said Thompson on these occasions told | deponent he would be « foel to return to Lis father, as he (Thompson) could put deponent in» way of making money ip the city of New York—-that he would get de- | Deponent turther says, that, on 1549, said Thompson cana to 1. Beq , No. 1) Spruce street, New York, where depouent was engaged asa ci onent that he, Thompson, wanted to s “s, house on the succeeding day, at one o'clock, onimportant business | father; and further toid that onesid 3a day of id request, deponent went to the house of Thompson, and arrived there about k, when Thompson met deponent, not being more he substantially propose Es tinued to jive most un day of Mar 1840. on | to said Warne of the neocessit; | but thet he ba ponent a good piace pack itin a « the second day of May, the store of Thomas which had been se: far back as 27th December, 1849:— Samuel Drury and Samuel |. Jr. —The exemipationr already taken before Justice Lothrop. im the matter of the charge preferred against | Drory. Jr., for an attempt t, conclusively. sh. ds person named One eyed aie both material witnesses for the prose- | they must have knowledge of important fects connected with the charge. of this notice is to call this fact to your is formal manner, aud to request you to produce said persons before the magistrate, to the end din regard to the offence to avy other matters connected magistrate may deom ‘The purpore of thix notice is also to request the cen. tleman who officiates as the Attorney General in the rosecuting officer ite with me inen ation to the magistrate to bind by recogaizance | said Warner and Thompeon. to appear and teatity at the next court having cognizance of with «hich the said prisoners are charged, and in which may be indicted or tried. © service ot this notice will be made use of #8 oc- casion may require Dated New York Dee. 27, 1849 Jom, with much respect, obed't servant. KACE #. OLARKY, Sam'l Drury, Jr, Prisoners, &o. ‘ttorney Geners!, and | Warner. and had « regular mus« with bim; yy to take those counterfel: modieiuas (polut- roel) to Warner's, and then be was g >in: ve nothing more to do wil damacd drel; Thompson then eai@, “Sam, I ‘arper’s direct! my Dands are ell sticky and gluey bound up; deponent sexed hit what be should write, m said, ‘Thomas Warner, Eeq , No, 18 City at the same time teling duponeat to aon reynested: leit bandecor- | % jt deal in that lit- uisitive, and mid | requested depe | Mr. Warne concerning deponent and hi deponent to be sure to co May. in accordance with Samuel Drury and 8x: to murder Thomas W half. past one o'el end censured bim requested Jepovent to go up staira—that he, Taomp- fon, was buey.and would come up in « tew minutes; that ceponent went up etuirs in the work room of said 251 Division street, city of tre of said room was & stoud was serewed dow ipts since our last have been—Flowr, 11,000 | 2.500 bus.; corn, 5,000 bus.; barley, 7.000 | etal: he thom deponent that calle ; Thompeon, in the ho bo wrually took Lew New York; that in the deneh, or table, upou w ing press, thaton the same bench or table, were some tools a caw, chitel, hammer, and some pieces of ma- Dogany, or red wood, three or four about a foot long, and some red shavingson the ficoz; that said pieces of wood appeared to form the sides of a box, after de- deen inthe room shout fiftee ‘hom pson came up, followed by his uncle Mount, who had a chisel in bis hand; T ponent that he had to go money—thaths wasins hurr, to come up ogsia at eight o'e' at about halt-past cight o'cloc| raid 34 day of May, deponent went aga cf said Thoupsen, when Thompron mot him on the stoop. and complained of deponent being lute,and took feyonent ot onee in the seid work room at the top of the honse; that on suid howe’. or table, covered with news| Thompeom then tol that they may be exam! | duly sworn, deposes and say ebarged, snd in regar with such charge, w t this time ; betwoon k that eveniog & pac nt door of the hous “Thomas Warner, | Hall plece,”” aud marked on the lower left | depon: at's son, George | m, brought it to Ler in the basement ; depo ¥ iY ronecution, and t the county of ourself, as the ‘ew York, to un | Bit dey of May 1849. a mom ; “ ox of oi bat o . | William H. Zhompsen on the revister, came to aa mton 6 algae, fan-ene | hours and remaiued there two or Cuvee day nent at first thought at ing it, thongnt that fi w neat'u curtosity was exsiied Ly re feu tial written on it, and proposed upeulag It; but 4 that |t might eon'ain rome mat- | ters of private avture conn ted with Mr. Wavaer 4 from eo doing; deponent nokage up etaire and placed it im Mr. War- n deponent’s dressing room, Where it remained matl! after Mr. Wernor's return none and two o'clock day, May 4th. 1% peared vory much fa. Pale —unitsually £0; get hurry: dey at once te tell him that «maa in d packege at tie houre ou the wight previ- | 1¥- that the person who left the nen of colored wan, with hie ea, and ® hapdkerchisf ebout his mouth and ower it, j deponent further told bio th: kage from that stated thet he eadd. “Give this to massa Warner, and that rhe had never econ euch @ looking colored | Mr. Warner said not ous m then said to de-~ same evoning; | &# George uggori evening of the busincas, deponent aust ner's wardrobe that was Ras belwer von of the foilowin, , d tied “Teclarn 4 to the frome I et: To Davin Granan, Req. Jous MeKron, Bsq., Mr. Clarke continned—Wh; they neglect to bind both recognixences ’ y Attorney, New York. , after this notice, did ‘arner and Thom, crocrsan por | ae; ability to give y ‘arner, unless it be that the prose euting offcers were colluding for his they not know their duty! 4 referred them to the statate. Wh to suit private prosecutors, and in recoguizances; but, io ch efforts were made to secure their The interrupted Mr. Clerke, b; that the eMdavit offered by the District at ent to induce the Court to put off the trial. — one Prove that vides when @ cha: inst & part, terme with tal Gone the Court ox discharge the courtesy to Mr iteit pet de aad In, depon: ere | Thom peen th L actress. sustained | per) the seme time that tlewerd, to any one that was imq bout women and their curiosity: whea 4 done that. Thompson teok a brash from the paper on the par- ve to the leayiag of arner seated himself at the din: was ino ve- to attend a | renee that afternoon; George had also woated tim. | * the person usually called Oue-eyed Thompson, and ’ & gum arabac bottle, and pasted bry meat hurry cel; Thompson then put on his cap and cloak, and (ook the parcel under his cloak under hie arm, and sald, ‘Oi ‘Sam, weean talk going nt then left. and turned down Rest Broadway to corner of Chatham street; deponent was “Good bye, Thompson, jompron then «md, Come the walk won't do @ statute pro- gece over for | eelf at thetable, and deponest took her seat soon v t iter, and continued pressiag the circametanee upon | Varner eald to George William, “ George, when you are through your dioner, and fam xX and open it, itmay be something re- rept oar, aithough Lam not Cy resolve avy at present:'' depo. George, wave yout dimmer; I bani 7} | NB, Mownrvonr, Polloe Justion. { rather ft should be opened while your fathor is here,’ George immediately left the table and went up sates, | ond while be wee cone, Mr Warne eald not a word, but kept eating in « hurrie firat seated herrelf nt the tal Dimeelf, passed the dich of mont to me, | told me to help myrelf aud George. as he had pot t en abront @ few momants, he re- Land placed it on the table, newt Mer, Warner took hold of the box by the | | ends and rateed {t up, and then laid the box on the tubt ‘h which tho news paper that ¢ war tled, with a carving kulfe; down; Thomp- his attention; Mr. then turning off, sayt ‘this le my way home;" if ae for as Warner's, arm: Thompson and deponani then wont @ when in Olty Hall Paes, tle way from Warner's house, Thotapson eald, « wish you would take this to Warner's. Warver ly nos home. he i« gove to Philadelphia: deponent took parcel from Thompeon, an: when Thompron said, « put cloek on, 0 if Mr. Wi e m door, he will not know you, for if be kue would tell bir fatber, as be would thipk I offe: hemes," of Mr. Drary ee Why don't you apply for an attachment ‘arne that he rose for that pur- plication somewbat for an attachment | ment them sald, Dity tail Pines, and ing ~The Low Backed Car,” and the famous song of | hd , ore, but perhaps prefased the i he, therefore, now nek: one on four or tr Warner, wi yw] | check for 6108 71 on the Ocean bank. ‘old om. Here, in aller George bad his house is shut up and his The District Attorney sald he w The Judge-On the present application, it is but picce The concluging feature will be the gorgeous | just that an attachment ‘and when he is brought removed not aware of any tne oak off the sidewalk to pass; T! cloak tight rown: hat dow a jore us, wewill bind bim comes to the door,” Thompson then said. ime time rubbine ‘ke said they were so anxious for the inverti. | gation of the whole matter. that they would not op- any honest effort to secure the attendance of arner, and they would therefore offer no opposition }0 the ease going over for a few days. ‘The District Attorney would say with respect ef the | cbrervation of the counsel jor the accused, that Mr. and was examined at the last trial, though not under recognizances. Mr. Ciark seid that it was s neglect of duty not binding Mr. Warner over to proseonte. There ought to be law enough in New York to punich such even on the part of ties had been pocr, ti otherwise. The District Attornry—The fich pris more trouble than the poor ones. i for Drary here said- We ask that | n. Jobneon, George Wilkes, A pirators im this ease | jest, after the arrest of nother application fer —This favorite place of amuse- | own deponent’s tace, mediately in che rear « as a work tablo, wh nae tanding aeninal ¢ #0 near the chair indulged in | ont 7 to the door: after ent he wrapper whi: which was in @ grom ofed to view, and the thambplece ef the lid wards Mz, Warner, and th ay Mr. Werner th @ bie seat on the KK & clenr epace string and takin, box, the silding had been doing waiked with de- and Bowery, when t him again at hie deponent got there eponent forther says, that he way entirely ignoront icy would ‘have onent to corncc of Division deponent, and ¢ parted from it from whet anid J carefully # and from the | Si tee'oontente of as in which he erew off Thempron stated relating te ite containin feit medicines of Moffat's; . May 5, after the eal Rell read to deponent the Herald, of the explosion a! time and the ctrenmrt which deponent had left the parcel for Thomprea. st Warner's house, deponent urned to the Loure of bi tince he bad leit it in preceding Nevember day of Bept., 1500, N. B ma reminent comedians | will appear. Mise Malvina will imtrodace ® mediey | ends ef the bos on the ing Mr. Warner in drawing off the lid aed « inches, t olwerved that emitted froma nited, riding from the aper- | he lid of the box | a dog with » sliver cot | property of Mr. Tovee, from whose ponseasion the dog Warner's hove con agtoring with (vor firme. similar im appearan Incifer meteh whea fret ture caused by withdraw immediately rtarted for the door, ex ‘For Gots rake ran fest, followed by George wesing by the place that h Werner when at the tabl | exploded junt at the moment deponent pared out of the room, aud the concussion caused Lbereby ©: elt by ber. and bad the been on owid, im all probability, bare the efleets ot the explosion ba eanhes were dew . te torn up by the ro wall partiy broken down. the dining tebie brow ¢ crockeryware on it di +10 broken in ph called. and bound in reeognizances ar. ‘The District Attorney preceeded to cell them, when ‘arner (son of Thomas War- persons who ao frightened. and thew ther for the Gret tim Mr. Justices Bhea. George ner), and Mary Regan, were the only ames, The District Attorney sald that t ot deem it meeessary to um for your lives,* he | std Tran efter them, Sworn to before me thie 17th Movstront, Police Juetice. State of New York, City and ¢ —Kleaner Warner Polng duty « she at present resides at but her permanent residence is in the mt further seys, that she is the Inwfal is Warner, a lawyer, residing ood doing business in the city of New York—That she wee mar ried to raid Warner on or about the 27th day of Jenu- Hired and cohabited together as ty af New Vork, « ‘deposes and rays adance of Ceassous en sending, at any time, tothe | One of the counsel for Drory anid—Do we understand thet the District Attorney does not call, or Intend to call, One-Eyed Thompson, and that there will be no effort to postpoue the trial again on the groumd ot lls brenee ‘The District Attorney eald—Mr. Craham and my-if | wi and by the testimony it will be seen who we intend to call, and what course we rs. Tits wilt be | kine could be obtained by Miss | station house, deem most Cerrifie Hehed, the ple Minstrels are nightly © owing — ery, 1822. and thy | mon and wife for the rpace of eight bouts; subsequent to raid marriage. an seven children during thet time. of «hy was the father—five of raid and there are two of eald children. Coleman, wife of Simon P 100 Nesraa rtreet Warner, sleo restding i Deponent farther cays, that ale war married to eaid Warner Ip the city of London. and continoed to reside there until the year 1800, with her raid Hd not, however, make this | ¢uring nid year he abanftored her and | announcement with regard to any evidence which he | dren. hear. that Thompron can prove Clark here said that he had bee: by the late partner of Mr. Warner, that forniture has been rold off; and & judgement agains? bim for large amount entered up without a defences, in fevor of Doctor Moffat, who war a witness for War. ner at the inet trial. Mr Warner's partner sald that av be wae the person | allnded to by Mr. lark, he wished to be understood en He had no reason to entertain feeling towards Mr Warner, bat at the did not wish to be considered the au- of the room #, at the time de | Gaw pom nt peserd out of the @oor ot the reom where the explosion took place, Mr. Warner had arrived at the into the yard. Depovent ye vee the ree are the prosecuting cor ly entities Christy to be the Napoleon of naged, fully entities y apol: oh sald Warner her end ct the ball, goln rther «aye. that a terfrom Mr We ne. counsel for Drury asked the Court to com. | A to bind over Thompson, if Intended to cell him for the prosecution could net com: Intended to ca! ict Attorney had no objection to say that nt of the evidence tht Oae- ©, he did not intend to exe. provieg himfor uch aletier hereptied » had fooling towards y we cannot liv nent further mye, that o om ten daya antics the e3 consist of “The Layee | Court raid the pel the Disizies in this city, and George William t. ae far ae he know at Thompson coul him ar « witness. He have given three see, They will | | tly how far he 0 were then living, and went to lite with He- ho was raid to here # buchen d then liv er the abandonment of de 0 apply for parochial rel the uthorities ordered her hushand to pay her k; after Warner abandoned depo- ebildren, and went to live © and afterwards ret jeponent epplied t live with deponent after | continerd with Mrs. Fel eted to the Fpo oteanion, her og inn lorger mplishmente. By bor srrival in | ae ciate with reepect to her ‘avoonry. “The musioal public will rejoice Murdock te playing at the Fromt @treet Theatre, Je at the American Theatre, Ciasin- f sagthiog for | Geket, with the exception of Coun aye, that afer eponent did not koow or Mr. Warner until nbowtthe yea nd of deponent had obscrved a stnt ork papers that Thomas Werner war practisin, Of that city, deponent wrote to Mr. Wi daly, ot there the a tn the orimine! the left bie hewse, depon-at having become satisfied that Warn ¢r’s intimacy with the woman ye | had been renewed; & Say or two be- fore the house, Warner . sked her if Mr Coleman suopented him of sending the torpedo box, but he was preity generally suspected of having bent uthe was ge a the box; he ben’ caked = veer my belief Was and deponent told him that she hoped be had not 4ent it; on one occasion, in the month of June, follow tng the torredo explosion, as Mr. Warner was about lvay ‘ag to sy letters addressed tohim that might be brou ¢&t to bis house during his absence, ted the ¥e would be another attempt to the shape” ota letter: deponent further the un- happy differences at the time existing betw. Mr. Warner and herself, and the particular time at whioh | Bald torpedo box was sent and delivered at the house, ‘end the peculiar ciroumstances attending the of enid box deponent hax good cause t suspect, | does suspect and verily believe. that said box was seat, | OF ewused to be prepared and sent through and by rocurement of Mr Warner, aided and assisted by Om iMiam MH ‘fhompsen, usually cdlied Qae- Eyed Thomp- son, with the felonious intent of taking and destroying deponent’ life ELEANOR WARNER worn to before mo, this seventeenth day of Septem- ber, 1850, N. B. Meusrronr, Police Justice City and County ¢ axuel Drury, of | Astoria, Long Island, daly swora, doth depom | aud say that he knows nothing of his own knowledge {the manufacture of the box commonly known and’ 1 took up | ealledthe torpede box, which was sent to the house of Thomas Warner, in City Hall place, im the mouta of | May. cightecn hundred and forty-nino; that he is em- ircly innocent in tact, thougot, and deed, of the © made against him in relation thereto, and n thare- to, nor had he heard ef the same,or anyt nected therewith until after it wus alleged to have ox | ploded at said Warner's house 8. DRURY. to before me, this 17th day of September, Bb. Mountronr, Potloe Justice, ate of New York, City and County of New York, ve —Waistein Failing, of Canandaigua, in the county of being sworn, saith shat on or about the tweaty~ | Auth dey of May, one thousand efcht hundred and | forty-nine, person culling himself William H. Thomp- son, being the person commooly known in the poliee record of New Yark #4 One eyed Thompson. came to the house of thie deponent, at Canandacus aforesaid; that said Thompson entered bis name upon the books, kept ut depon nt’s houve (which was and is hotel) 4 W.H Thompson, Bridge- ort; that said Thompson rem sined wt this depon oune several days, daring the said month ot May, | ing epgaged, as he informed deponent, upon the busi- Bers Of investigating certain all forgeries of labels ot Dostor Mofiat’s pills, and im the arrest of certain daliun,suspected of the com- And deponent further ssit! Thompson's stay at bis house, lu onent with accounts at, among other ia the torpedo box, ed and sent to Mr Thomas Warner, of the city of New York; that said ‘Thompson boasted of this torpedo box, a+ a matter of ot his exploits and ady«nture ciueets, he referred to the mat | bis own eontrivance; that he «tated tod#ponent that | be, said Thompson, manufactured exid box, end wae the inventor of 1t; stated to that eaid Thompson al | this deponent, that said box had been traced to him | and that bh been atrested for it, and that he had sed, if he ‘ould dinciosa who sent vaid box be discharged from arrest; refused to give any inrormation aa to who had sent the bor to said Warner; that this de teait Waroer wee and thats been prom onent inquired of said Thompeon owing to the sending of the box Thompson evaded giving deponemt any question. And deponent tarthe beiors raid Thomyson left depon ent to send egraphic dispaten te that the same would meet him at ween Canandatenua and Al ed saiu Warner was on bia some point thut le expe ay to oot | him wt Cunardeizua and as he was gotmg enst himself , | he wished to latwoept him onthe route And farther Gepopent saith not WALSERIN FALLING, Sworn to, before me, this 17th dy of September, +B, Mourtrvrr, Police Justice. of New Verk, «¢ —Baos Welton being hat he in the City and Cowi Hinge of Canandale Canandaigua. neme ee on the ond day that Thompron was donts Of his Nfs, and amor going to asa; that he was then, ¢ of his ppeaking, on hf) way to flad out tas who wrre engaged in counterfeiting labels of Mof- flai’s pile, Thompson sieo stated there Against him in the city and county of New nd deon other fedictenente asaingt Agot rid of; he riso stated that ho fox wer ting the torpedo box to the ing ot the first or « | inventor ef i was Baking it, and that hong | mein Patiing, the preprietor of the bow Mille tet ovee hie | aNd toversl them who were prei deponeat, Me. Paittog ‘ob: served, that Mr. Warner must have known that the was comiag to his house, to which Thompson ply as dencnent recollects; the next mors- deponvat ana Thompson were in the readi room of the house, d mt paper which contained bh jo box at the house of Thomas and that he got paid Teme further rays, thal img it. nent seit Thompson had but one eye, and so knowa by that name in thet neighborhood en@ ewhore, deponeat had previously seen said Thomp- ond knew him by right and bee in the city of Now York, where he ie eyed Thompson alee eailed y | BNO® WKLTON fworn to before me this 17th day of Beptember, 18%. | Cherge of Forgery ~OMeer Wood, ot the Third ward | pollee, arrest 1 on Tuesday, & young mea by the name * of Wiliiem Smith O'Brien. on & o! of t by lint & MeDoaaid. ‘ash t This check was paid and n of the paid checks to Filet & McDonald, | it wae pronounced by them to bea forgery. The ae cured, Mt seema, was tomporarily engaged by the Gem to write up the books, wud during that employment, it ls prevwmed. he obtained a kaowledge of the signe. tore, apd thus perpetrat tee forgery. Justice Oe born committed the accused to priseu for trial, in de. fault of bail | Burglery A tellow called James Martina, was arrest- ed, om Tucecey, on a charge of burglariously break- ing into the rugar rehneey, We 24 Leonard street, by means Of falee Keys or ctherwies, and stealing there. from three copper bacios, a dipper, anda pau, valued in all at $20. The rogue, on bie artest, sckeowl bts eau and the magistrate committed him to 1 Arrest af « Burglar.—OMeosr Lai one of the © | Mayor's rpecial aide, arrested, on Secohey & young men by the name of Wim, MeUoilins oo 9 chatgeot bu | glerlously entering the tailoring store, No 181 Walker treet, about the 0th of June last, and steal there antily of clothing, valued at $184, the pro- perty cf Wm. Bogie. On the arrest of the aco | coat and vest was found on his person, which clothing was identified by Mr. Bogle ass portion of the pro- perty stolea from bis store by burglars. Justies Osberne committed the accused to prinos for trial. Crerge af Scating a Dog and Silver Collar —A oom. plaint was madeen Tooeday against Archibald Grieve, the dog ond bird fancier, in Barclay street, by Wil Vem Teves, residing at Xo Pontl etree: who charged Mr. Grieve with having in his possession tT. Yalaed at $10 a ore, the wnd collar wee etol Ovborne held Mr. & | Snewer the che a short t previous Justies to ball ia the eum of $390 to Mr. Wright — We published on Taceda 8 complaint made by Mr. Bagi mipunder between the Wright paid the ‘of the note hetore the trate: notwith Jastice Ti beld Mr. of $800, to ops be taken | U.S, Commissioner's Office, Vefore Geo W. Morton. Req | Charge ef Crue ond Unurwal Treatment, Be Carter charging Punishment without jns ipt hy mon ke | mitted, in default of bal . Roard of Education. ated meeting of the Board was to have been bot s quoram sot being present miscedthe members present. i be eummoned to meet on Monday Our Philaderphin Carrespondence. Prvianenensa, Sept. 18, 1860 The Now Vork Firemen The Whigs and Natives There is nothing stirring inthe streets to-day, | except dust and the music of Dodaworth’s band |The Moron Hove Conspany will partake of a | supper thie evening, given in honor of their visi | by the Hope Hose Company. The strangers | veturn horwe to-morrow } rican , Conran, Traeeey the whig ct coir She ieee | re-essembled io the evening and andi | the a came tiie whigs ae nomioste Wl ative mericaa candidate | Cnty Commissioner, at theit Convention, held on the same afternoon.