The New York Herald Newspaper, September 20, 1850, Page 1

OL aged wala! NO. 65946. THE NEW YORK HERAL MORNING EDITION----FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1850. D (VERY INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON, eens ‘Passage of the Oregon Land Bill in the Sonate, ‘Brilliant Reception of the Turkish Ambassador, &e. &e. &e ‘The’ latest from the Capital. “BRILAAANT RECEPTION OF Tis TURKISH AMBASSA+ POR—MIS INTERVIEW WITH MR. WEBSTER, SECRE- TARY OF STATR, AND WITH MESSRS. CLAY, CASS, UBNTON, AND KIN@— SERENADE, ETC, OR SPRCIAL TELEGRAPHIC CORRESPONDENCE. Wasnixcron, Beptomber 19, 1850. The Turkish Ambassador got a fine reception. Mr. “Webster called upon him to day, and, in behalf of the sovernment, expressed his gratification at his arrival, 9nd boped that his visit would lead to the most inti- anate relations of friendship between the two countries. Amin Bey repiied in the same spirit. Mr. Wobster then accompaniod the Ambassador and ovite te the ospitol, and introduced Awia Bey to Mr, King, Gen. Cass, Mr. Benton, and other Senators. Amin Bey was then conducted to the House of Re- ‘Preseutatives, end introduced to a large number of the members. Dotel with Mr. Glay. and waited upon him at his rooms to-day, accompanied by Mr Brown. The oriental stranger stooped to kiss the hand of Mr. Oley, in ro- #pect to his-age and his eminent character. Mr, Clay expressed great pleasure at tho Aud spoke of the noble conduct of the Sultan towards the Hungarians, and of the good feeling of the Ameri- cans towards Turkey. The Ambassador appropriately replied. ‘The Seuate’s vote of ten thousand dollars to defray his expcnses in the United States, and the speeches of | Meests. Cass, Renton, Dayton, and others, Amin Bey | thinks is more than he deserves. He will visit the President to morrow. Ast cloee, the Marine band are serenading the Ara. | basndor st his hotel. ‘The following appoistments are announced :—J.R. | Croshy, a# Consul at Southampton ; C. G. Tayler, of ‘Texas, a6 Consult Amsterdam ; J M. Pettit, of Indi” ana, as Consul at Meranbam: J. Wilson, as Chief Clerk of the Public Lands ; and Johu M. Moore, as Obiet Cloth of Surveys in the General Lad Ofiee. Governor Vance of Ohio, has been tendored the oMloe Ol United States Treasur will mecept it, SUIRTY-FInST CONGRESS, SUMST SENSION. Senate, BY MONSE'S MAGNETIC TRLRGKAPK. Wastinato, Sept 19th, 1850, 11e BHA. TO PREVENT 81.40% Ko TICEMENT, BTC, Aller the consideration of routive business, it was cmoved (o take up the bill to prevent the enticing away or assisting of alaves to escape, in the District of Co- tumbin. Objection waa made to toking up this bill to the TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE, , | ting, | | i} od it is thought thst he | i OUBLE SHEET. | | from every section of the Stat ‘The Turkish Ambaosador ts lodging at the same | L. L. Lo | daga, @ | lan; T. Mis, r importance. Onaen mored to lay toe motion lo take up on the table, which was rejected Bebseequent to seme debate tn t Ae was suggested hy Mestre. Dos ‘thet the bill could not pres withy motion te take up was rejected. Yews 40. nays 20, PASSAGE OF Tit OREUON LANY Bil. ‘The Dil creating the «flew of Aarvoyur Geavral in Oregon, and making dovations of laut to wetual nec- thers thereon, was read a third tims aad pared. THE GENERA! arm a e and course of which was then taken up. and ever * the Committee on Finance were considered Je pted. Me Husten moved an amendment appropriating | ten tLousand doflars to be expevard woder the direo- the Beoretary «i Stat. to defea, ne enpontes of Amin Bey, tbe agent of che Sublime Porte. iu. enid (hat the amendment bad beru ‘ecommended by tie Committee on Foreign R-latious, as a compliment and evidence of bospita.ty After some debate, in which the detended af in accordance with E lively te result 1 grest benefit,to ow: cor tetions, by snouring the good iveliug «i the govern- } | Lopivd—yena 55, elo | Me. Decuaass Jredan amendment making aa ap- j prop-iation for the purpos vf a site. aad the erection of « custom house in &t. Louis, ebich, alter debate, en at Miee., fiom the Committee on Pac Buildings, propored an smeudmeat appropriating CWo hundred thoucand dolare for en enatgement of the | rejreted. | copitel which wa: cu jon of one hundred m of & oustom Mr. Gwin also doping. - Pending the ecasideration of farther amendments, the Senate adjourned. Howse of Mepsosentatives, “Wanninertow, Sept. 19, 1850, The Liouse, in Committes of the Whole on the Biato of the Union, took up the mary Ormtation arth. Mr. Stawron, of Tenn, said the bill appropriat within # fraction of plac mttiions acd » lait of dollars, Ine time of profound peace the expenses of the nary Dare grown to this figure, and it is :ot sar prising thet it should be a rubject ot load complaint. [He proceoded to show how twe millions and three quarter: of dollars can be enved, and at the same time incroare the efi- olenoy of the navy. This wasto be d im part by neing the number of eeemen im midedbipmea. pre ot three retired Mat for i queat reouection of provi aval forces iuto tec squadrons the others for the Pactic. and dwrit wo postion te ‘drew money tr 1m the people ed. therefore all couaretion to thete eon. tracte, Me objected to p eatd if stesmers are ree op let them be constracted. The committer wow rove, and s reoluttor adopted to close all debate on the bill tom clock dee at for reform. sod foal Flewmets, and perticulerly aveiaet the Proposed by Me Santon Pieces, dem.) ot Mo. took « veying thet the lines atready io ex'<tewee together with those comtempiated, would cost the coverameat tie pein a of arnt officers t conduct the coart survey, Che commitire aunin tore Mr Gy (dem ) of Onl. tacrodu bh ow bitehing @ horpitel at San Francisco, # was rei rred to the Committee on Commerce, The House then ad) vurued Interesting from the south, Barrimwre, Sept. 19, 1890, The two back malls, whieh resched hi +» to-tght: Leomght sumerous Bouthern papers flied with articles | py turging the Bonth to rend her rox tothe mont Nw ville Convention, They ask fr wen ot Srmucus ond 4f moral eourener The Oherleson Merv y learns that Indge Sharkey declares thet it is bis Invwathm to refuse calling the Rasbvitir Couvention together The Lill 4 teise troops to proceed to San‘a Pe has passed both branches of the T-xe+ Legisiarace The Mexicans bor neers Com@lsive ff: fadlenste cn the Sth instant, and conwenced sarveying the road «= They @rre fowt miles out, all well ‘The berk Milford, with 160 troop: tr, from New ff ander arrived at (ndiemots on the Woo cers at the variow: tmeavites of the ire comise DLA ceased great eathasias” at Now Orlenas. stood—Feltman, 17; bP Mw. U, S. Grand Lodge I. 0. of 0, Cincinnati, September 19, 1860. Tn this day's session of the Grand Lodge of the United States I. 0. of 0. F , a resolution declaring the ascorsment law of the last sersion to have been adopted constitutionally, was declared out of order by the obair, A subsequent resolution, declaring it to be compati- ble for the Grand Lodge, at any time, to pass upon the constitutionality of laws, was also ruled to be out of order. An appeal was taken, and. on motion, it was laid on the table. bd ‘Tho amendment to article 8th, depriving all ?. @. 8. of their votes, was adopted, by 48 to 23. The amendment to the constitution, changing the time of meeting to the first Monday in September, was adopted by 39 to 24. Protests from the @. L. of Maryland and Penasylva- mia, and the Grand Encampment ot Maryland, against certain acts of the G. L. at its last session, were then se and referred to a committee on the state of the ‘nion. ‘The resolution to remit and refund the assessment, ‘was nogatived by dl to 30. State Convention of Sons of Temperance. Unica, September 19, 1850. A State Convention of the fons of Temperance met Jn this city yesterday. Delegates were in attendance L. Miller, of Oswego, ‘was chogen President ; J. 8. Graham, of Geneva, , Vice President ; Wosley Bayley, of Utica, and L. b, Lewis, | of Rome, Secretaries. ‘The following named persons were recommended to i the subordinate Divisions as suitable candidates tor Grand Officers for the ensuing year :—@. jeorge W. Ger- Lewis Rosse, of Albany. @. W. M ; wis, of Oneida, G8; Nathaniel Cobb, of Qaon- ¥ | Rev. J. 8. Stebbins, of Dutchess, G. Chap- of Oswego, G.C.; Thomas J. Francie, maine, @. WP. ; of Oneida, G. 8 It was recommended that the next quarterly sessions of the Grand Divisions be held in Jannary at A!bany, in April at New York. id in July at Niagara Falls. ‘The city of Utica was recommended aa the place for holding the next annual session, in September, 1851. Whig Convention, Acaawy, Sept. 19, 1850. John C, Peltman has been elected delegate to the Whig Convention, from this city. The district vote oklin Townsend, § This is claimed to be a Fillmore victory, vi lent Stor Bixanamron, Sept. 19—10 FM It commenced raining here this moraing, about nine o'clock, and has continwed to pour in torrents | all the day. Dad during the season from the south, aud the wea'her very cool. P. M., the rain ceased. TI cars on the New York and Brie Kaliroad see behind time in consequence of the rain. It is the most violent rain storm we hyve | The wind ir biowing strang | About o | streams aro all tall, The New nunc The severe rein storm that jp torrent Sept. 19-10% PM + been pouring down at Owego, and points west, reached here « Retiway Aceadent, Priirvnnemsa, Sept. 19, 1860. Tho engine of an express passenger train, going east, An off the track and down a bank, last night, near a¥axen Tortunately. the coupling broke, whieh dthe ear from being precipitated down the bank Delegraphic speed. Prrtenu nor, Sept. 15, 1860. The Kuropean news by last stoamer, (the Canads,) from Pittsbargh, by the O'Reilly lin {hrough te Misshasippi Valley to New Orieans, in the short Apaoe of seven hours anda half This te one of the quickest transmissions of steamer’s news that has yet taken place between the North and Now (rleans and whe { the river to rive for trial for robbing the mai won, September 19, 1860 a ee the riot on Mon- y last, om the Central Kailroad. died yesterday from saiarinn he reevived) The murgerer is as jet au Cs J, who murdored the brothers Beitzhover, w in prison, hav a dersuged mind ‘the benvy rains, last night and to-day, have caused rapidiy. Gen, Hunton, the mali dobber, CoLvmeus, September 14, 1860. Gea Tiaton bes been _ fe aa fa this elt, . Toe stolen money in his poreesalon bas beet ideutilied. Arrest of a Supposed Bank Robber, Burraco, Sept 19. 18:0 Jack Wade, s notorious character was ar-ested here to dey. charged with robbing the Dorchester Baok, | lumbin, is nearly repaired. postage of boats ropriation for ® custom 4), | ber of | Ger taxstion, by claims of exemption, contrary to the la cements and place the Li Catitorala | trotted. ne telio ' tee course, ment of the Soblime Porte, the amendment Was Massachusetts, of over $30 (00 some four months since. | The Peunsytvauia State Canal, Hlanninves, Sept. 18 1850 | ‘The break im the canal between this piace and Co. | and IC will be ready forthe | Mouday next vy, 18.—The Board met on Weducstay evening, | Recorder in the ebair. wal the total county is eat ig avin crease Of $2Y KOU 658 26 0 luation It m of $17,150 - wubseq ae by the nemessors ‘This in- sors to reduce the rate of * print! thowrand doliars fore Macias Hospital ia Califorals. | t5 564 trom 118 32-100 vente on the $100 of valuation to | 115 76 100. although | tial expenditures im the preseat amount to by raised for mani- by year, exceeds during the yeu 1880. will produces ‘The report complains of the naw- jone that have, for years past, avoided gulsting the seeesrment uf property The totel | ameunt of there, ineinding the mutual tu«arance oe cumpanion, ts $7 O67 12919 The Board ot Rupervivore | y, DIF $50K.0F0, the aegre- | Dave acded to thetr aesennm te capital of peverad mutual insurance compaaties. Toe Dy tneare and Hudson Canal Company the Hadoo iver Keliroed Co, and Harlem Kaiiroad Company, hetetot re exem, ted, are added to the assessable ty. A large Dumber ot deductions were claimed; ut the report recomments etrimgent measures for the enforcement of the payment of the taxes The num ber of persons whose arty is taxed. according to the net. te 6.000, out ofa Depuletion of be) v0 the W recomme the establish: exclusively devoted to the report ot the Comptroller of the State, epiviatare on Ist of January 1590, it appears egeened vaine of the real and personal rat ite York to 1849 was $596 162 P01, br B: tou bel! in conse, od at $2000 fhe Trpott sls reeom mends butlding for the trans Action Of the Bu-ineas of Uhi« Board Cie report was The Hoard adjourned atter the disposal of Ne a Trvrtine.—The contest, yon. between Uonndence, Borrel fed and i ting and Best con. & long time. heats were Conf tene don the traek, looking # he twee Lane Moscow and Tow Cam $00 puree thtee mite heats, Upton Courte, this afternoon on der — better thei nnd @ good Tae ix anticipated beteren B mer rivea verterday, aud took rooms at (be Ameri Mre, Myra Ciack Unines bas appliea to & . eripph for ® pension. tp consideration of rereel her inte hurdeod Va Govern 0; fon Denny, Pitteturghy Hoa Jona Modes, Gath; Gen | Harding. Philadeiphes, How. KJ Walker, © ro faery ot Trea-ury, Unpt. Momigemery, U. 8. i; Hoa. RL hose Warbingtow aad 1d otuers, strived zoster day wt tbe li ving Howe Bb. tiuliand 8 Caroli » and Oty ove apartments et the Valow | toweb the poeket of bis il! gotten gains, Tue cownrel | the publication im the / and deuga- | Court of Common Pleas, Before the Hon. Judge Wooarail. Fert, 19 —Action for Libel aguinst Wilkes and ot D Anson Pratt vs, George Wilkes. Jobu Thomas Deater, and Henry Dexter.—This was an action for bel published in the Holice Gazette, Bat March, i ‘The question ipvulves @ very nies po whotber the defendants, the are liabli an acti dam Mr the case to the jur; etor of ‘Neate Serine a8 Ledger, aod un article ba fo that aperon the 2iet March, h Vorrapt r6@6,"” the libel now cow plained of, Avowared ta fae Pokce Gezetie ow the 3st of the same . Mr te m4 read the article in the Merchants’ La iger, from which wo give the feliowing abstract; itwas LS cae from from the Sandusty Clarion, aud the editor of the Ledger said that he encorsed every eentence of it. Afverespacia- ting on the duties and pooiti.m of a Dewspaper editor, po article goes on we ae ag We hare in the sau tutes & powerf cient corry Tess pow iy efficient to do Me press that shy “ Beenls the livery of Heaven to serve the devil im” TA prees that, with the fatest and most plausible pre- tensions to virteo. throws off their guard tho-w it might be deceived b: entirely corrapted Foremost in this list place the Police Gazette, The ostensible of these papers is to aid the city police in bi ing all sorts of villany to lig! and of exporting the frauds end quackeries with’ which the poopie might bo deceived. This, we say, i their pro H tesced object ; but their real object is Lo make moavy. | and they do it by feeding a vitinted and corrupt taste | [tis the remark of some writer that to be vicwus | murt be made acquainted with vice. They act ia di- Teot opposition to (his maxim. Their colamns abou: in particular and minute deseriptioas of ml sorce ot roguery and viilapy, interspersed with the tires of felons, Takes, seducers, robbers gamblers Sc These tories of reports of trials are iliuetrated with wood ous, ent De style panatg me ire ome paesions, * * * wy take great delight in tiag to the world the fail of clergymen. and put = feat erson their guard—tell them to be deceived by those clothea in the robea ot priestly office. They enter into particalar desoriptious of pickpockets aod Ubeie conversntions and jokes gies tail pares prite-fights, and go off in them, uatil they are iully and o hjwot ‘The luarned couun-ei them procewded to read the libel which is the subjec: of action, Is was hi ther of the Enemies of the Malice Guz: ple," and was s fithy article, characteritie of tae general style of writing adopted by tbat pr charging Mr. Pratt with marrying things, it ebarged his being conmected oWweamrtance whieh had involved the Ui to some person trom ed Co the keeper of use of peostisution " The libel, beviag previously introduced the m Pratt, ne conaeeted with the Merchants’ Lever, wentom to stwte thet tee child war bound toa” geatlewan bamed Prett, and ccotiauca that Pratt was: oor’ Pratt, “the? Pratt who bas uch 4n unconqurrable moral aversion to the Netenus Po- dice Gazette. the Manber iu Which the poor tittle waif 0! the people found ite way into ® dun of prostitution, isexplaived” Mtr. Brady tnon lnuached inton du- scrip ion ot the position nad duties of « newspaper edt tor, nd #taced thr provinces beyomd which them duty Gid wot extrod; and suid thet the only way such writers as Wilkes could be Droug he to # sense of som. moa decency. and the avoidence of laugusge such as would not de used eeu in & Commo Dencael, is tO ebaracterized the article as being Libellous inevery word, and comtended that the suewer el Wilkes was an aggravation of the off-urive article, aud a reite- ration of all (de slanaers which it comtained. The anawer of the detendaat Wiikws, is, Cast there ie law of the wlleged Libel; ttt does HOT epprat Ukat the pleintid is the persoe aiiuded Co, oF (hat it revets to te edid0r Of the or. Ledger te The objet of tes arsnudt; Centos thas there cosverning tee p:aintiff, Of thus J cine Gowseate \t, iu March, 1549, 1m 3 wcaong others, Moaree Kae wards,” who Wits several years ago tried end o of tergery in the city of New York, and sent y Linda's Fourth Concert —Glorious, ‘Triamph of the Nightingale. Lart night Jenny Lind’s fourth concert was given im Castic Garden, whea she exselled, if possible, even bereelf, N-ver die the great northern light flash 60 bdrilliantly— never did tie @wedish uightiogsle pour forth ruch murtc to am enchanted audlency. Criti- elem “pales ite \neffeotual fires” before hor magic, eed when language is beggared, ebe ie still only half on | bien Gererived. Never did ectnore aud compass, pice & parity eed power, wnite in one human voice, This bilones te wordrrful orgen—cu'tivated to the most finished per- feetion, and jneplend by the bighest order of musical genlur—p om art above art, and sete the laws te of cold criticiem at defence I triumphs in it* Mision Hose Comrane, No 4 This fine matchless combination of nature ant still, and Petarved leet from ss. ses hoy arnkere pathetic chord io every heart not dead here aces u0y og the boweaitns their bret pop or dnb ty id ‘The Gret feeling om hearing her sing, is amase ment, which darsies and confounds. That feeling gradually gives wey to admiration and love; and it is only after you bere heard her two or three times that you cas fully reetive (he Beauties of her sorg, which be the beginning crowd so rapid’y upow you that you are at ® loss whieh to admire most, and are over whelmed lo geucral astonishment. | Last evening the building was denerly filled, from } the root to the doors, There were fully §,000 persons preeent end we were glad to obse ve @ large increase | Of the fair sex. There wee also more persows Loldiug | promenade dollar tickets than we have seen yet | They were choeeiy wedged together im every available | standing epet. abeve and beiow, and many of them had the good fortune to obtsin chotee seats whic wet ceoupied A placard was exbibited on stating that none o the promenaders would be | mitled lo Ceupy verant sents (ll after the first over- ture The notes of the final: bad not died away when y bent val! their visit to Pbiladelp! od Avrewer re Cowen Se reoe A mae gamed Witting Jones trow Uties jomprd uate tbe North river. ot the foot 6 Clorkson et on Weduenaay eventing of 9 ‘stone, and was reseued from drowning hy Wan im, @ citi reo end pr lieomen Velderan ‘ve wee restored t) te frietd> at 45 Grand strest The cease of this Act bee not been Kisecy & Oo 's Bernese ~The Jic 19 called to the arrangements houre, They fore ode also to Pibiedel pte excellence of the powers of this finished \"ornlist. Iie ethod is admirable, and there ia a rich, vess and ro tundity in his voice that is most pleasing, 1 ¥ the “Tx. rentella,” which tickled the audience ama. singly, he was loudly applauded and encored. 4 Benedict acqustted himself as he always does) tke « gentleman, and a great artist. He wields his mend like @ man who knows his profession. He is a first rate manager. Ie stands at the head of the ma+¥eo! world in London, and his reputation, as a composer, iy, very bigh indced. His “ Crusaders’ has been cox® pletely triamphant in Frankfort, and we are glad to” perceive, from the bill of fare for Saturday evening, that @ grand march from this opera is to be performed for the firet time in New York. The duet performed by him and Mr, Hoffman, was exceedingly brilliant, and of the orchestra in general, we sball say in one word that we feel proud of suo array of musical talent in this city. Tue two over- tures were exeented in the highest style of art. Altogether, this was the most successful concert at which wi set, and take it all in all, wo may never hear its like again JENNY LINN'S VISIT TO BOSTOD We have great pleasure in recording another of those instances of the national spirit ef liberality te distin- gvished strangers, which marks the chareeter ot the American people, They are always quick to recognise high merit or genius. A very high compliment har just been paid to Jenny Lind. The proprietors of every steamboat and ratiroad line between New York and Boston have placed their steam boats and railroads at her dirporal, in view of ber approaching visit to “the oity of notions” This is in the best taste, and ie highly ercaitable to these companter. Marine Affutrs, New Lise ov Stramsmire.—A citizen of Philadei- phia bas made ao proposition to Congress for the | there wars pemeral res fod every sent was appropri- ated. Vet did wot thy of promepaders sewn ia the leas! GiminisDed Phe greatest impationcs war maniiovted for the commencement, some of the a1 divnce having bere there since ria c'cloek | | Be palpable was the triviyh of the third concert, | | that the seme progres: ear jad cloasty repeated | leet evening, te order te gratity thore who did not | Bond Peterburg ion. incienats2t Lowls, aad the Wet, Give them « trial, om New Vout —A white boy, aamed wbout 1S years Of age sed tee co yesterday la Brooklyn, by omnor aud Wile, o@ tarplcicioe ‘ol ber ber of sk pocket beudseremion eho. were found in thete pessrasion. Phey wore commited for examivetion Naw Bos prvcs ov Bacsat ye — Whole blocks of brick | B*#! [he exquisite gems of whirh It bx composed, but Pad atone decliing boesrs amd Fiotee are rep ily ge. ne reper sot others earnestly de. | Atroet, aod Fines Beove sping thes plee- rook y me i nile Deck. @ ey beard | y beard ag im de white partake more | te the there trams ot the Night: @f Draven thaw of earth = Perks 2 Of Ube mares compositions ~abt | | S08 sere bere chonen cle whick afforded vo empire | | ecope for the ed powers = Diem coat rveee wehbe — Wednesday siren pamed fo Weel strect wear Geass ig Dia Dip end otherwise sew twiy injuring bimrett Atansort ont — An elera of Ore one sounded last night bt it tareed out te be fat fortupatety an sceidentoceurred We the following for poltiestion : — Daw Yous, Rept Attho atorm of fire yesterday oveming It war unde vd Comp i to vimg the eres ng to cook its appropAete ex presste if thet i K mriaotiag thin pe sthered Bowers from he garden of | ERY comporer in coder ts impart te aach iu prowling | be of the wong tre let's“ Puritan: Martne Gout, ine vs Retore Judge Coates { r yphew- nm viders we. George Bareer his ie | eset ' | » of | her mever. perbape. bre rendered with so much | SOE trweh ee by the rent em orrier inet wi | the comtrast to th Ay Moroumnt. te the foti: bravura, “View at bh is full of the m street, epposttc to Wastington Merket, 10 recover # penalty of bie), unter the third seotion of an act parted by the Biate Lewis lature om the 16th of Mareh leet, whict treads ue fot jarters bat hewe eat bert pri fat one of Ub. Lis conneotion with istory wae fon named £ elative sod support © We brower of plainiif, | bet some ture atter, the adant s atieution was Called town article in cle Merchencs? Ledger, of whieh Vratt i+ editor; that the Ob est of the article Lathe Ladvrr was torxcite pubite feck g acuinet the course pursacd by (ae deleadar: in the Munagement Of his paper. as welts) lo expose and wvenge the quarrelot Francis at P. iiwg tbat r preceeded from that mo whieh ts the sub- Theat the facident te the feapele per live, defendant i plalmtitf. aud s idom, it . dy semoant further states that the plainti cclied at the «Mice Of the Melice Gazette, utter the publication of the article in question, and was there told that he was the persow alluded to im Ube article, Mr. Brady theay offered to read subsequently appeared iu the fvlice @. ing. however, oat it coold mo. affect had been them commenend, or alter the character of the previous iment, (The reaging of the pecieay wee objected to by the defendaut’s counsel, and Mr. Brady withdrew it, He thea cestmued te commest upon the artiol, aud cxid it's very natural tor editors of Of OFTTSIU DOWHPApers (o Make AO attack UpoA persous Sbobave not the samt power to saswer them, [tte Datural with home persone to stoud, Ris metornd with | some of the © rowdien” of our erty Lo belong dowa New | York to the degraded level of Pausdelphia, by attack: ing our firemen in the fircets. The counsel then read | the jotut enewer of the deten tants Dexter, whieh a | they bave 00 laterest lu the Molice Getet(, aad are not | Coumected with it beyond takiug ® certaio number of er of Joby Thome: ittor tale. | petown PP | base press ie Ann street, and hires it toa Mr. Uaell, | and that Mr Udell is to the habit of printing for Wilkes | Mr. Brady continued —As for the answer cf the | Dexters, be aid, eit vames apyrared Iu the Melice | he! eonsuct are ry ot private lite, cleat | view | curse Mr. B. then proce ded to ae of Beach Brothers, deposed jy pablisner ot the Mer the defenaaute Dexter by wee was 47 Noman strvet, general agents for nowspa ed there teres or four eopies of the Moreh 51, 1849; [ remit the ar Of the enemies of the Volier Gexetue ou * [ koow that other persous cad it, (gave which [ purchawd to Mr Pratt; he m and ende raed where they were hon cht De you know to whem the ole headed “ Agotner I bnew Mr Pratt irdger beet in this city, 1h of the “en of the Police Gee reverted |. Counm tor the defendant, at great length, ohjested ot a ques | te | i pe question i” paper | Peau the ® that thie pabiication was inti, and that be was not the a wae heard in reply, The Court overrited exemination ioeutt, ist pers was the office of Mesers ‘ the Mee fem whom t purchased them; f whetbet other persoms aid or did act du offer ir Brady There war R Prete | Hebmemt, the pietotit hy | M Pret, [keow Mae Crowe examined by Die © tetne) tt te barely lative named Prancte Prete. Deol fh Ale ® soonein of the that he never beard of any relati bewed lr eM Prest. f che proceedings the trial we ad ence of the rerivgs tndisposition of coanwl be #8 ele ne re very well imeet don't know all then it “te ‘ole that he may hare e | tiff, deposed of the pluotit journed tp canees | one of defendant Democratic © ders |e state Cone » it Worrerter. int | After the nemination of their candidates, 60) | © forty revolutions were parwed, aimo-t entirety Ort relerence to the eabyret of parienal pol’ ties or miasion of Uniifornin wns vyyoaes, i ovine end of the late ptate country, ' Seast or such eoieanies. Tho reaulmtions are carefally i and eentiondy drawn ap, sad bear Simoct emtitely epee the Siate adaire abipe: soareiein ube sige | tm the lofty and tevpiring strains of rivers, ” ah . a York and the wh taereot, and Gort. te Buitias ety and we) te elatorate al mele dr: the wisi bea titel cow 4 of ber ontive Swe het genius finds frosh rerourees and new mean coptivacteg the audience The mowt cnthurinetio and rapturous applanse foi lowed the clone of the Gul te voes,” and the audi WOO STR: Wet mmiieBed Uli fie fetus Bed to the stage to recotve their plaudits ‘The touching, plaiotior expr following line In © Take This Lute from time to time, such ships oF vearele ayed tr recetving or dieharring thetr entcons oom for such others as teqame to be umrw {mmediatoly secommodated for the parpore of feew dteoharging these ; the weld of thom bs hereby constioate judge, Tho said harbor masters, oF vhall have authority to determine ho Instances ii is tor dats Of LA mrnaters and Oblaots bet ing charge of rhips and vestele Lo aecommodnte each Other iy thcir respeotive siuations, aud if any marie oc other pereon, having obi ge of any @hip oF veeet aball refueo or megivet to Obs y the direction of the said barber masters, or either of them, im matters within their authority to direst, oF if any pereow shed pewiet or oppese the raid Dawoor masters, or either of them, in the +xecution ofthe a ter or other person bey! tel ther ke offever fortcit recovered. with f Meperbour, or le bi po dreams fads Nhe these peor would be exeweb to y erciat Wile ta tbe inet Hoe the shake and the final owed ceded by ery thing he did She was ap Piamdrd to the erbe amd warmly ewrered The Seed D mel dy tm whiem che imitates the votes ives | | tent and faiet, and @o true te meters that | Dardly believe be dees mot the eal onho ts appo triet. and that all the piers trom No. 7 t constitute one Glstrict, of whiet J the North rir: veatent Bw © Te forther appeared that te the ’ ahiie ai monly esiled Srcows,” bay the your 101 in tbe | priee of somite away of the echo in aeighborbood of Washing: | the distance, with @hiek ah: eoaciudes tls tome be cae thee tears vomal } perbr pe mont Deaetifel of ail her pert a ering track. | There te only one wome: " wort wing the ves, ean . bes. | (Gaerne + Bong.” eed thet Jenny Mind he metebant versels having to low! and wntoad t on - smaeteente « orm; upon which the harbor master, ov the Och of | BEET FUME Ht Fo weil Be lark might Mewwrt's arly wt Augiet Inet, ordered the defemduat to haul out bis | the © Queen of the Night om the epere of thy reuw sats ten. way bn tog te ~y north re | | ‘Magic Pivte >) begioning witb & ds Roope Fireet, with wbieh order he eomplic on the 24 ” ahennel te wal bevled ber back sgaia. On the 24d. tie harbor master | TYRtHE,” bas always beem considered ome ot bm * Srdvous tarks for voomliete teachin agein ordered him to bewl oat bat he peremys oily | Biebest reprane vulen, Fim ett Be dihoult ie! Gecitned, snd ehe bas lain Where ever sine, The stove statement, and that the piniotifl was treasurer of the ye ponent City Horpical, were raticfectorily proved. a diieutsy | Mt i Hldeu cr Gover sung Gee oe * bet meen co 1 here arose, in consequence of ade | movement belag sbowe the ‘leew > the @ a fact inthe pleadings, growing out of a discrepaney be | Berde It ix like @ pinything—wlth wel cane tone tween the deriguetion of the hospital f@ the Set Wader | ie sie ti singing ib thtowehowt withow! at wbich the preseut accion is browgbt, and the desorip- ten of fern the old ast relating to harbor mastere. | tering» or The Court, however, fe the Loge ow A fy vhich chew how theres: he hee eovred amend din copformity with the new act. «ee a . o pe an: a counsel excepted. ‘The detradant’s conasl than | Ste the eplrit af the givet compere The pority mcved tor « pon-ruit.-on the following eroanda, | Of tone, the benutlfal satvom, the draco. bra nemely:- thas the defendaat wae lemee of vlip OF | Honey. abd the trethiel eapreetoe with » ee F (wt Which his seow lay) for the last sevea yours, ( Ba tate tho ect epeied to vente eas an, Cle ONS CURES cap epguees private property; that the Legistatues mot hay. efert. were fwlly apprerioted by the sedinwee whe jog the to regulate private property, ia | rowe tate @ phremey of tres couristently with to rights of the owas. ef | 4 cites vebemence ouch os we hare mover © ceut in care of great emergency, such as the pre | aloe we gins servation of t bile Demith od it belag appa | at ® Comewrt sd ant, rent from the that ed thet - they ip Ne property only on the harbor ‘That the power of the baroor master is bate cone wien en ire din the Hoase, : “ - im deve riptio wordertel codenre at the cies © men Thirdiy — The i | wm, the act chonld Be the moet fra manner ebile others turd, and eccor@ing totte Iera! mean i” he rent Ae ncimiming Ouker ebogere te 4 Innenage. the harbor only om. a wey © The + Wat quie! ly descend from © ree - barmotiatly Jewry Lind te oe mock att at wee wok Dip bert rotes of bet view os the warbitre why terk lio ower thit morning ! ) bee overwbrlming was the eomg of Aine The seates of Iustice. tt Dhabi, The eueet patber'ous ~ ss sung the op ming lore « wertting te the we adie portion end ber a a © neludin se werds © A pt wot, Rw cond end thn There te at act plemd quiity have bean, probably. th j he has now been sinty days t orpretef his being there as thie i gross injastion Che tnflarnee wently been felt Im enoh w A SUBSCRIBER te oF the de » the other « . hee longre me peur paper jou d: mand jurtion in this! erence | Viratxra Gorn. — We saw a rien sight, yeaterday, j et the counting room of Denne & own, viEe— thirty eb ais of solid gold, weighing 8,445 peony weights, end worth neatly ove deitar wetght Theve bare were produced in the Booker the fervent bed the Gold Mins, end were the secalt of only @ days | 9°" "i biewded lordiy bet be a0 inte ~“- wok The success has been truly grattying, aud | proved W we, did the sy plemee Come se warmiy loom We rejuive that the enterprine and eag city het | the heart as in A! nom grew been welt rewarded. There are two other We must sow rey © word « htt's want mines in Buckingham in sucessful operation, Orr | eg Rin over, Gd oe t ° worked hy J Beebe, nue : , ‘ a ayte te Wireman’ We wuderetand the ; in | bale win oe that conntty hws created » lise demand for labur.—- | ter Tambarte), Bis vowalir a + wb eth wt bes geet ty of volen sweet and m oy | Drees threes octaves p Tinuded ta the comsindiog ! eed the eleare oomh Reimnt Temes, Sepi Is Kosserit Comin Te Amenics od wuthority that Ke Umtry im the course of next year ~] hear it stared h will come to —Cor, Balt on thie ee Sum : hich be eung rl of them #0 difteront, be gure the Court Catendar— This Pay, Cnc ee cect Tas, $40, 888, 907, 900,900, | Vive strsinn of ueiitni, the lmpeteons rattling” Taren- | “ftyE™ eee Ema aun phe 908 00k, 006, 600 ben, 06n) | ue” ot Bestel, co secettarvoee cas t GER . 'e 4 ? ‘ y t ra 4 Fars weer at atte meetin ti sd, 998 gr Ne peice peo foam bog . | to be under the sommand of aaval off £ of deapatr empress d te the words | : «ctabiishment of @ line of steamers, to run between that oelty and Antwerp, in Belgium, touching at Portemouth, England, and Havre, France, provided the government will advance two thirds the amount neceseary for their construction, and to hold alien wpon the ships for the amount for twonty yours The ebips are to be not less than 2000 tons burthen, 4 so constructed ae to be convertible into naval vee the povernment paying $75,000 per year to cach thtp tor mail eervice He also proposes to estadiiah @ Line of stenmehips between San Francisco and shang- bal sed Mong Kong, 1n China, upon the same terms ‘The latter are to be fully equipped for war service, aud He requires $200,000 per yenr for exch ship for mail service nee, Peltee Iv vtrved of Jack W t the teiitge! fase. x Stephens, of spasch @ Bellvlo setting forth that ® noterious bucglar, @ Jack Waar, bil Mendersen, better known as perther with an individual, was a hing the per- fdeotiont money barin, oat efluet Coc the charge pending Wedaasday eof the bark Lebas of Scotts. and iyiag birreled gua as two of whom Were seamen just The gum was bouded with il three in nter of Lhe aii, w eine of # Toe new ‘, mai ton. wae very Auvoculy log paged throng hit now geek shoulder, Bevel Mode of Dy a t © ton, Kngiand, bow e Nevth vheee Dame ix | fopured wevers) shoe b thio bis pelace » 7 ce weed towards | them Was. tbat obsersiog thom deserting toe sDtp, be | ordered them to return. and fading th y were seter- dW +s04 pe, he raised Che gun mod fred mt tram, he inyuries abuve te ofthe ship Ofieers Ss J. Saith aud Ceosedt wore puted to take the accused into eurtody, who was ae cordingly conveyed before the muzt-crate. end oom- a Pricom, to meni Lie rerult of Ome tagurtes: ot Tempine Bait for Bhiewes.On Wedoorda nes © maw by bur mame of Thomas Daiton, wun di P P, le &Krore cate of Lotoxlontion, on the Battery. by ecergbuticr, of the Fite weed Police, The cllere piekwa bla up ona coureyed him to the te une, when Oo bs perso, wae found $343, been « wledtall for some of the might art of robhery on such todd uals bet leekriy Deltow oll tate th> bends of the ©, tettend Of the rogues Rad war tome saved from bends ¢f the Battery Ubieves who iafest taat viewmity wrest of @ Dishonest Povior Ofour Stephens yootee- Cay teceived & telegray bio Hientive frog Pails Geip bra et forth thet wa, im that eay ty of sliver aud pated mere, an offering for aie & guaetiry Reivermnd forks, bearing the marks of Alloook ee ile Allen, foretshing Bard=are, soated io thés oity, a6 Re Mi Breadeny i ta Pow Adetphia (hat ene iy Aew ordwmely on tbe fact 10 Mewes, Ade cook Bed Alon MUepieon alone treted an dona Mae. vmploy Me Seepheas, ander hove of dole Marte tooe hiv porn wer fonnd « ae re ng eb the property offeces for aby thir mam, whose game at pre-® Martin war token befuce Jas itied bia to prisoa tor = tar ening Wr stephen © etder Co arrest the aoe weyers ot Maria Nee Yor. September 19 1860 mh tander Os bine wwe . Spon, Yor®. heme sae op Cethet Can teeR seh EP hmbwtgeinie, paris oun two and BP. hg, nether 6: ween ae porte one he of Beker prape