The New York Herald Newspaper, October 5, 1850, Page 1

NO. 5960. WHOLE -HEPPING, SxPOOL UNTTSD STATES tnis Lime, are the Pex W YORK Nv | Mas! Sieamers— IMPORTANT FROM CALIFORNIA. MORNING EDITION-----SATURDAY, OCTOBER &, 1850. The Jenny Lind Exettementin Rhode Island and the Providence Plantations, Promipancr, October 4, 1850. The first ticket to Jenny's csuoert in Providence, ‘The Foote and Wremont Difficulty Re* Openra, 10 TMy FOITOR OF THE BALTIMORN sx Your paper of this morning (Monday, Sept. Patti 20th) contains » paragraph in letter trom this plac ancl wee foe teh sold to Colenel Ress, of the Providence and Worcenter | wB.ch It le obligatory on me to nalies, and I sao Tae: Renner res Hxpress, for siz hundred and fifty dallers—tweaty-five | ¢lrer language as eve the ciroumstanors justify /DRIAV¢ » 7 7 ing. Tt ® under the woil | . These wipe having ity “content, exprosaty tor | TUTO WEBRS DALTBR. | aoiscs higher than Dodge pald in Boston, and four | Mei wiwe Te appears pder the woil ixucwn algae ervice, e* bas ‘Sen tn 8! e" ture X.. andl b o nm written by Mr. pr gpd: aces ore tae Coss ten te Bane 60 SARA paar hundred and twenty-five dollars higher than G vat the paregraph which concerns com. rk to Live; $325 and “sormshed vo each sip. ni fon. 192. Rxolw= Frou City and the Mines. THE RESTORATION OF PEACE, de., de., Sve We have received two weeks later news from Call fornia, over the wires from Now Orleans, The steamship Alabama arrived at that port on the experienced Sur $e Seech soceres us Proposed dates of on LAvER POOH. October 9), 1850. Novemb'r 2) 1850. Dooomber 7, 1230, ys Hatch as test | $4 inst, from Chagres, whonce she sailed about the SonTany, "Pave ah UE lorem wit. She brings sdvicen from fen Wranslece to TELEY ECO. Linserest, | the Ist of September. Our prorious intelligence by Sea ee ae eeae ce ntsiruar | the Colambus and Carolina, was to the 1éth of August. nl eet value Tho Alabama brought one hundred and ten passen- eters ne ee Oy oe Tae a iy anes "| gers, and bighly favorable news from the gold region. OR LIVRKPUOL. the restoration af peacerin Sacramento City depart pith tho mati! st pais ‘siertay, Dots | Our previous accounts stated that a terrible exter- 225 1h, from cht Bed hk paarane ~4 | mineting wer had broken out on tho 14th of August io bhai Sr iekt “drafeet apply teens | that city, betweon tho land owners and the squatters, “Db K COLI | 56 Wall at. ‘The steanor ARCTY | and that the town had been burned to the ground. We wail Octobor 2h ere happy to learn by the Alabama that this was an exeggeration—that the city was not destroyed, Beveral lives were lost; but we judge gom our tele grapbic despatch from New Orleans, that the whole affair ended after the first onslaught, detalled on the | last arrival. wo sucesed the ATLANTIC, and fe ew 8 eam prot ir Joba. iY c » bext month Be la, @e.: will route Cor the Weet India islands 1 given of tae day of sailing. ‘ONARD, Ex, 38 Broadway. | The details of those two weeks later news will pro- badly reach us this moraing by the steamsbips Empire City, Georgia, or Cherokes. There is now nothing in the way to prevent California from going ahead. From Washingten; Wasmunaron, Oot, 4, 1850, | Mr. Webster goes North to-day ‘aud | Amin Bey, itis ordered, shall receive a salute and | perads at all the army stations whioh be may visit Ain Bey will meet Mr. Webster in Boston, and dine with him at Marchield. From rumors circulating here, Prederiok Douglass ‘a | bad better goto Canada. Ie isa fugitive e! | The following gentlemen have received appointments | inthe Auditor's Office, Post Office Department, under , the late law:—James M. Moorbead. William (. Sasseer, | Crittenden Bibb, Bemuel J. Middleton Presley Simp- | son, James Wilton. AC Finney, Scheel and Brown ow offered. all treet. Vey eS STHaM Navigarlon 1 Sou ‘The Uaited | i} | f patna ore MORTIMER Frer rey | D. Lin | | rie, will be Geeta he pier feot of Warren »: ‘rat eatio, 5 @ cabin, Dar sts oir of greatapeed, and has su te New One ay ar the | mhsistoneen cot Pe appointed Treasurer ot the 177 West, | Mint in Phila a, tJ &. + LO ROBERTA | pecnieia lp! a pl of James K. Suowden, RE REOUCED.—"uKoUGH LINE POR CALIFO: « 0, Via Chageos diteot—Phe now aad fe r Vance har declined the United States i id the office has been tendered to Hom Jovatben Slonn, a member of Congress from Uhio, who O tone Cepisin I. Wind ceept. 3, Llc te ee Ee ae, fe direet’ itwe be York and Ci ar pera pom ith the #nt-ed Stavea mail etewan packets The Maryland Election. 4 eemi-mon:bly ling Mhrouga to wath ‘in jew bh. Bacrimoner, Oct 4, 1850, The following counties have given majorities for Clarke, viz:—S8t. Mary's. 154; Charles, 284; Dorchos- | ter, Sh4; Bomerset, 353; Worcester, 212 Arundel, 125. Caroline county has gi | } | jority |" Returps bave now been reovived from all the ties in the State. except Calvert, from whioh it certaived that Enoch L. Lowe, the democratic oandi- | date for Goverwor, hae a majoricy of L185 Calvert | will reduce thie about 50 votes | | The whige have succeeded in eleoting thelr oxndi- | Gates for the State Senatein Harford, Keot, St. Mary's, Carrot ard Dorenhester coun he demnaral | ted their Senators in Talbot and Frederick counties camer COMPANY. —The United Stotee Vaprein Gertiie B. Pagversen, The State of the parties in the mext Benate will be Ce a Be od twelve whigs and nine demoorats Uaviain Georme A. Cole, eeceninneenminneceeninsts «. Captain & bL. i 4 Capte ad Yo Nib ee. Whig Convention In Massachusetts, mi-menthly ne between * ANOTHER ONSLAUGHT AGAINST THE FUG TIVE SLAVE BILL Sraivoriero, Oct 4, 1850. ‘The Sixth District Whig Convention to nomi raceerror to Mr. Ashmun, met at Northampton to. | day and was nomereusly attended George T Davis. of Greenfield, was nominated with mity on the first ballot. Ho had 65 votes; Myron Lawrence. of Beichertown, 26; WO. Bates, of Northfield. 12 The friends of the Isat two gentlemen then withdre 4 mads the nomination viaviwous, Au interesting weries of resolutions were passed, two of which wed, T | | moucciment cen ea vic feet, Freight hom tax ace Joighs, wo om exits Day one an? not oxoecs 120 Ibe Passage feom Ia Won... Paenage frome age heed au ro a | Code hire, to be | or. don will be aoladiog » wirdouT DE | Mail Stesinsuip 08: Leh, a North " ¥ da onvion bes on open, and pascage vROw NRW Y forward palonn found hor an FROM PARAMA TO RA en Fu AMGMOO, tate room | bi A ok Sterrage, faa tod apd eevarnte tere Proposed Southern Rights Association, } rom, Oot. 4, 1850. | | Ap imomense meeting was held last night in Hiber- | | nia Well, for the purpose of forming a Southera Rights 6 La | Ansoctation. Very enthusiastic oonae were made Tite per cube fact, pre. paid, Peetane | by Srsers Ww Wrayne, WD. Horoer, KR Barneeil, * shi fee. immediatey after awa s. ae To neoure (reight or vas read, and adopted without @ disentlag voice | ry Mwett ROBBK TS. rs by this line, tame the Lilt of lading ednpved to x The Mystertous Murders mn New Seotiand, | Albany County. * } Acaamr, Oct. 4, 1859 ieee lite | ‘The Coroner end Sherif Bardsley returned trom nm ‘of tadi Na S the veene ef the murder jorning. The body of 0 ahi orm © a ‘of the company. line of the wenee TaOUgH LINE FOR Gativow- | the eldest ebild was found at 10 o'clook yesterday St UkStt directo and ty tse | erning. elgbty rode from the Lowe, ia an opposite | he Pee io- the pice | aireotion trom the spot where the youngest was found. | The bedy war suspended from a tree by a rope fests ard 4 | shoes the nosh. S00 bysiciane gare it as thie jntom, that be bad been «t: ood thea haog. 108 0 | a atick oF clad had also been weed. The jury rendered 4 BS | wee verdint, “That David L. Lester and George Lester Meiers ant * came to thelr deaths by injuries Inficted by Reuben | heroter an! . ore Fema ns | wot toe! United | Dunbar. and perrcns unknow! a with i FO EO jSpackst of November, he steamer CALI~ nese theron eC bera ‘cen and |p A Taner merernary motives are supposed to have induced | ¥ murdered the | on the Coro eee. 4-1. Lonter, the father o/ ners Sarcant. D, AST YRSDAL rane. for bien. oe paw Dio. rh and 72 Romth street, oe rasc a 2 | | Effects of the Fugitive Slave Law. Howsspare, Pa, Oct. 4 1990, A great excitement has been created im this com- rt of bed PEPE n ooenan “ | Bishly Favorable Aceounts from Saeramoento | paid in New York. Six hundred and fifty dollars €7 ACHT ALLING SomOO. | ThOaTe after « beautifal Creole, the wife of » Mr. ell found wits cable, Te “ rs ew ba Pate ie bier Cy! ar — atter } Poniicat tw a yew = ee Srascron, Ovt. 4.1 . raney — _ Re - | there 4ekStoc Citcreom ithe Bitte district of Uhle Btate. | ene evening. against the | fe Blave bill. Geerit ‘The Nations! Reform Rtate Convention will essemble | Amith has been peaking. ‘excitement againat the at Mewark on ths 0th inst. 4 Dill ie very strong. Womnn's Be Cosventios —The Lys *2 Rights Convention of Macachurette, will moet at Worcester | Ingunetion Agetnat the Pawtucket Rank. Oe ee ase canal Rovrow, October 4, 1860. held at &t. Loals on toe toch vit, whieh ot Byrd : the course | The Bank Commissioners of Rhode Island, have pursued by Monens. Clay Cer woo a cerery unite. | pieced om injunction upon the Pawtucket Bank of thet » others, La the set! te ite My"Astecnameeeciregoaiegatreeny pate. | te emacs ote ite tad som, which Uheveaiing ora cau ention by he Krorning by the Butfolk Bank ef Boston. conseqaroes Congress reratom 1 ere the Calvteroia ond Texas question. ‘They. are ‘The Onto State Fair—Cinetnnatt, oatiefed with the bills, ae bevel 4 and tender their Orwciwears, Ootober 4, 1850, bs ‘The Btate Fair hae been visited by over 40,000 per- sone, and it is seid that the receipts for admission tokets will reach $10,000. The Agricultural Ball, the Barnet Houre. was largely amd fashionsbly tended. About 80 partook of the supper, fully half of whom were strangers. ‘allroad Casualty. thanks (9 Hom, Henry B. Foote for the course 00k gt & 7 Crrannentom, Oot. 4 1990, Shiota Wo nets in the tue The trowel work for three miles of the Camden tare te 8 4 branch of the South Carolina railroad, bollt over water Stet ne snd ewemp:, fore vay while a freight train wae pase ies oh ta! ing over Olives were leet, Th ata Sys The Canada on her Ontward Noreee. = rit Pee . Basaran Oetcber | 1860 Tis pos bere nerday, at here at nine 0” ok thie ‘on Bocniag, and Aiepast Sen for Haverpeet no sideras the work of Mr Poets bimseif, andshal ingly treat bin as the author. The following ts the puragraph: — The dificulty between Senaiors Foote and Fromont has Leow amicably arranged, as you will have seon by the card of would purobase, at the Wert, # farm ulmost equal in size to the whole State of Rhede Isiand. The second cboice of seats brought $7.50 premium. ‘The price then teil to $6, and 40 on down to $3, waich hese s Union. This ta it waa the lowest premium paid The prooveds of tho | shouldbe Me, tech Ms, Poets far sale will realize trom $12,000 to $14,000 rd epoken tir } distinotly The concert will be given in Harvard Hall. It will | svoved at thet w ken with a only seat 1,560 persons. ‘ eet canary present, ~— of the California Beard of Comm’: of laut titles. AML that without Ewing's amendm: preme Court Hoord, le crnsiderod that lie, omd that hows Death of + Quenec, Ostober 4, 1850, The Right Reverend, the ( atholfe Archbishop of | Canada, died this mornin with the ndment, he showld - — Hate wives pend. Vi Vr : iecinetly avowed that he From Texas, respect for those who. were nt Ba.tnwonn, Oot. 4, 1850. Fremen! could not but be vatirfc Asa sensible man, and # man of honor, he 1 his mistake i i Texas papers say that the question now with the | j ea people of that State is “Pearce” or war. The Indians have ceased their plundering operations im the in- terior. ‘The Texas papers say that Goacral Howard has pub- ed a letter, expinining to his conatituente his vote he Texas boundary, aud pointing out its advan- « The cotton crop in Texas is good, but is suffering from drought in the weatern section of the State. Destructive Fire at Buffato, Burvraro. Oot. 4, 1850, A destructive fire broke out, this morning, in the garret of the Merobants’ Hotei, corner of Commercial, Canal, and Lloyd streets. The second, third and fourth stories of thebuilding were consumed, and ajo of the store adjoining. The furniture and stock were saved in a damaged siate. dere! ts Hotel was owned and ovoupi H. & A. 8 Thomas. who were insured in the Lexi and Bufalo Mutvalto the amount of $19 000 on tl builéing. and $5,000 on the stock sud furniture, whied il cover their loss. The other oooupants suffered but slightly sud were mostly insured to the extent of their loves One or two ilremen were injured, (one severely.) by the falling of ag iron railing constituting | » for the | ied ‘than re- benefit of th nowed, ‘This paragraph is false in many particulars, as T wil endeavor brie ty torhow. but will first make a few re W#as tothe authorship When the friend whom | T had sent to Mr. Foote on Saturday morning brought | back this letter. and. joined with other friends im way ing itwas sufficient, ‘and that I ought to be satisfied with it, and with the statement which bud been agreed | to berublished, myself and others replied that this arrongement wan not satistactery, because the affair | would not rest there, but that Mr. Foote was in com- munication with a letter writer, who wrote for hima in | the Bal'imore Sun and Philadelphia Ledger, and that these two pspere would soon contain un- | true accounts of the affair to my prejudice, and which would cempel me to take further notive of it. This was repeatedly and emphetioally told to the gem- tleman, dut it was finally concluded to receive Mr. Foote’s ietter os eatistactory, and to watoh for the lot- ters in the Sun and Ledger, Accordivgly, Monday morning's Sun brought the expected latter, which, as Thuve said above, I ivlly believe to be the work of Mr. Foote, through Mr Gund ‘The leter opens with saying. that the diMcuities be- twern Mr. Foote and Mr. Fremont have been © aini My” wrrenged. This word © amicuhly” is fulne, ay was well known to the writer. I merely received Mr. Foote’s letter ay satisiaetion, apd ao tokens of amity were interchanged between us. not evon spoaking to each other. It comes then to (he oause of the dideul Alot which irfalsely stated and inse proved to be by erecerd. The letter says, © Mr. Zrenont was wrong to attack Mr. Foote for words spokea In deate, which, a ho (Foote) distinctly avowed at the th were not spoken with a view to wound the feelings of aay Sena present, but merely to protect the count ex porte decisions ot the Cxlifornia Board ot Commls sioner. Thisie untrue. The bill for the California Jand titles was not under consideration at the time, and bad been previously Isid upon the table, with my epprobation, til) the next seusion. with a view to give it the full considuration. tor which there was uow no time, Other measures hnd been taken wp, and the naval appro- printicn bill was then under discueston; avd it wax on thir bitl—ou the pretext of a motion from Mr. Gwin. hav. ing no relation to the land titles—that the words were epokev. It was not, Cberefore. to” protect” the conn. Try agelnet any eetior under that bill that the tnju- iove words wee epoken, for the bill was not before and had been laid over wnttl the mext ses- ted nothing. This Mr. Foote’s | orter for the | The Protestant Kplscopal Convention. Cissixnats, October %, 1850. | f But little business of Interest was done to-day, in | {by the Protestant Fpiscopal Convention, The Standiag Committee report, to-morrow A resolution requestiag the House of Hirhops to express their opinton relative tothe porition to be observed during the baptismal ceremony, gave rise to a very-animated dissussion Cuneunnars, Oot. 4, 1850, After religions exercises to-day, tho btanding Com- mittee introduced @ canon with refereuce to eke rgy men ravuncing (he ministry. A long debate ensued on the report of the Committee on Delegates. that a number of deicgates had been Appointed instexd of elected, and that such were ou- titled to evats, which was finally received. A memorial was presented. wnd referred. in relation to the printing of standard editions of the Bible, ws contemp!ated, A revolution of the Inst geueral convention was adopted, admitting the dlocess of Tosa union of this coavention ‘A reseiacion of the House of Bishops, chaaging the time ef holding the convention to the 2d et September, was not concurred in, into the ston. ‘The loiter cays, Mr. Foote ret as wi. he seen by the ne furnished to me hy the Intelligencer, contrasted with his oww letter to me; | both ef which ere herewith given in their order, The | | letter to me denied any intent io be insulting; the | words epoken in debute prove the contrary And to vow vo retraction, is to re-attirm the original ioault, | by 6R insidious implication. Iimxke no account of | difference between retraction ond denial in this onse. | The letter says, “Mr Fronent must have seen his error ia attempting (o gag Senators in regard to all legislative mensures tn relation to California” ‘This din the tien that LE shoold at- | ators and tels Much as | Bowrow, Octobor 4, 1550, The extensive dry goods honw of Messrs. Gassett, Balch & Co, in this ity, failed yesterday. Thoir liaVilities are estimated to be between $200,000 and $409,000 Fatal Steamboat Expleston, Prrvemvncn, Oot, 4.1850 The steamer Danude, from Gai Teporte t steamer Finnacicr, while arcending the Mississippi. oa JB gece thay sor tins vo Wefore the the 24 inet, 6 oppose Buffalo, burst ber ¢on- ing recess. to Messrs. Kw ine and Rowton. the two mrction pipe, wtiy killing the mate and captsin’s | principal epeakers on it—nereed it nid open sen, who were asleep at the time of the sccident Two | tie table ond, entiated that ty py Pasoencers und several bands were anverely scalded. net yeturd t0 the Senate « Suet nee elon bad comimenced. @ Another Ste | laid upon the table; rurprised to find Mr. Pt Innd title bil! one under ce a riaioulour. to say that I nid it over to the next the fullest alseuasion, which fy exaet] engring The Baltimore lett tend to wound the fee tinetly wvowed at the time in the Sen not intend any persons! disrespect for (hore whe were agaivet the smend This is falve ogain ond ts proved to be so by all tbe cireums!aners of tho cese, gud by the words themselves. This 1 the report of them, o¢ furnished ime by one of the Novional Iuelic> goneer repeteers mboat Explosion, &. Burvaro, Oot, 4 180. The boiler of a steam tug, engaged In towing » ablp from the canal to the Inke, expleded, 12 o’olook, to day There were three mon on board all of whom wero | saved T Dg waa towed fo by the atoamer § 0 Ler shaft inthe gale, She rriog te the California rorrintion bill belng the Hubber Tr! Tarvron, N.J., October 4, 1850 nited States Ciroult Court, the reat Lodia Grodyear ve Day. is wearily closed. Me. | d his argument this evening Ta the sult at low, the damages are laid at $90 000. The judge will charge the jury to-morrow morning. sdmen sine fom this morn ™ lito Disasters on the unkes. & tion, (ha quarters thi v1 The propeller Petre! is arhore at A: of water, She sprung ® leak ina gal wured The propelior Menticelio schooner North Weeterm. on lake Huron. schooner torink in three minutes, ¥ 1 ere | The schooner was loade Se of the legtata should be lopt= wed to aod eo into catiieton witht r | hae was fully Lusured | we mort be cautious ahowt this - Moria s State of this Union, but he ta ® aremk eources pre large. Hict latereste are vant. | Oot, 4-9 PM The etramebip Cambria Lad aot arrived at the date of thie despatch yay « Jopreiath in ew ow take thin lnognsee. ‘The Heunty Land Bul. Dersaruret ov tHe Loree on,} 0 ) Oetower 3 to be personal and that The Congress of the United States. at plan previously resnived upon. Ue svoes da eplrit of justice and liberality jou- due eomsidersiion—SHieregerd ef eoase- quences, What dove this mesa but a pro determiaed | design to give both inrult and defiance’ And in that Nghe it would doubtless have been represented. if I had not called him to account. Thea the terrible con- sequences of pareleg the bill. the dishouor tot ton, the corruption the repen: In sack inllitary servic the resident bar esteemed i rivilege thao aduty to adopt oll the means io to give prompt and efflolent operation to vent measure 0 Pi & 1 deem it ir, therefore. te ace to those | erher: what did allthis referto but the bili whic! entitied te the bepefice of the law, that. wl h his sanc- Apd why reter to it at ail. when it tion. | have caused all the necessary forme and ia. he Senate not ander em-\deretion structions te guide claimante in applying for and ob- ite to be prepared, and they arc uow rinter. At the eaclivat praction- HL be tor warded clerk of the mm the table, to lie there w xt Ate Why refer to « fore against | - | ment has pot mad - | the Britt b government bas a | Coss Rica, fo toe third pies, Bulwer. in April | deples the exisience of | Chetivit. who is what Ie enited « HE NEW YORK HERALD. Marine Affairs, Sur Wasasu —The schooner Ringgold, Capt. Lowis arrived yerterday from the wreck of the above veasel, achore at Barnegat, and reports bor test going to pie- ccs, with between decks already broken up. Shu ties broadside on, heeled off shore, The cargo will ati be seved, but in » damaged state. The lighters 4p! udld sod Harriet Ana were lying by her whon the Ring- gold lett, Suiraumowe av Bast Bosroy —An unuswal anonat of sbipbuilding bas been carried oo, witnin « fow months past, at the celebrated yards on our istend suburb. In addition to the launcles which we Lave from time to time chronicled. three more ¢; chipe. aggregating 4000 tens. are to be lannohed om Saturdey ovxt-twotrom the yard of Mr Hall, aud the other from MoKays. The keels of two other ships, Of (he largest clues, aro already laid in the abowe yards, and Will be finished with tlie quickest porstble de- spatch The one at MoKay’s ty to be olippor bait, and to mearure 1,800 tous — deing the largeat marchaul veevel ever built at this port, and exceeded to siaw ovly by 01 rin the sountry. which is mow balld- dered Insult apd deflance to me—then dupind the in- or, kad dinclaimed all diarepect im am then reatirmed by inevitable tuplica | ton. the ineult and defence in w letter to the | Balrimove Sen, denying & reetten | With thie summing up of thy case aod the preoedent | proofs, I leave the adalr go thd judgment of the pr Signed. J. 0, FRBMON September #4, 1860 oh Protectorate tn Costa Hica—Bul- tie Pabiie Seutr AB ment in Central Ame TO THE FOITOR OF THE MEW FORK MERA Sin—The vigilauce which you bave always mani ferted in respect to ovr foreign relations, and with which every true American sympathizes. indaces me to forvard you this letter. My rocall enables me, with out impropriety, to refer publicly to matters in Central America, and I am glad to bave che opportunity waich it affords of calling the public attention to the gross duplicity which has been practised by the Britian | | | i | s ing at Portsmouth N.H and of 2000tons Tre Gane government avd ™ fermetn pavers proovedings hip Antarctic, of 1118 tons a tow days and negotiations relative to that outraged country, eince. was from the | rd, and isa Itis now notorious that the treaty concluded by | beautiful epeoimen of naval arebitecture. Indeed the built, vensely 1 fast ed. aod it is theraform og nud eccomplished | Meters, Bulwer and Clayton, om bebalf of their respec- tive governme nd which it was understood uponour part, had settled the Mosqnito queetion, and excluded British pretensions forever from Central Americs, hie recelved an entirely diffsreat and diametrically oppo- site construction by tbe Hritish government. Sir. | Bulwer bas written to Mr. Webster, coolly asserting that this treaty “had no relation whatever, and was intended to have none, to the Mesjuito question’ We find Lord Paluerston himself writ. ing to the Brith Consul at San Jaan, to the effect, and very nearly, it not exactly, im terms, “the the United States by this treaty virtually recognise: the Mocquito kingdom, aud becomes as much a party as Engiand elf to maintaio the existing order of thipge at Sen Juan!’ In respect to this treaty nothing more may be said) We have put one con- étruction upon It. England saother; the question in- volved fs, practically, no nearer s settlement than it was before But, we bave another. and if possible, a still more ttriking proof of Britied bad faith. not to say rand, in respect to Costa Rien This little State has been for a number of years, entirely under the control ot (reat Britain, whore agents bave got up and pniled down the so-called governtnent st their pleasure Before my departure for Central Amvrioa the news had reached Washingtom that arrange + were io progress by which BE: under ite protection, ¢ la Morqnito instructed to inquire into the trath of the rumor at London, whe fi tradicted Yet. at that nt, (I in my pos enperior ex f Morton h Pg generally acknowl Bo wonder that cur enterprii thipbutlders are presmed in for *arding their buslaeady which is the foundation of a! internstiomal ecm- meroe.-~ Boston Transcript Oct City Incelligen Tie Deve ration oF THe Pisinanscris Wicewer ~ At half past one o'elock yesterday aiternoon, the Phile- delphia Bremen who ave barn sor Lue lat tow daye, cn & visit to this city, left by the steambout Joha Pot- ter. op their return home. ‘They Were escorted to the boat by Engine companies 4: They made very vlegant display. and were © oa the starting of the boat » toelc place. on the boat jeaving A tend of oue ofthe Bremen was resching from the dock to -habe | Bands, shen. wissine his balance, be was practotinted. into the water, md came near bef etrack on the bead with the paddie whesl, before ho wae extricated trom his perijous situation, Tre Suv keacan Goaros—This fine military compa- ny. Under the command of Capt Scanuril made thot anual target excursion, yesterday, to Jodo &. Sande. Ner'e, when the target auflered comsidorabty, 98 ery likewieo the good things prepared for theit repadt. They looked well, and marched with great exactaaes, rhowing the effects of good drilling, nod their target exhibited the effects of » steady aim A Coronrn Max rouNn Drowsen —The Corser you. terday held ap inquest on the body of a colored aan found floating ip the Hast river atthe foot of #ifthesh treet, The man war drosed iu & biuwooat over & black trock cout Verdict, death by Fing.—About two o'clock yesterday morn of houw No | a Gre 212 Jeeea~ oke Gut in the third etory the ct was under consideration in Downing | >4° , § street! Upon my arrival fn Contral America, Ttound | Wich street occupied by Mr. William Penoyaem Thi | that Mr. Chutdeld bad negotiated a treaty with Costa | OFe 8 Foon sxungutibed by ofliser Arcuet, of the Hien, which the offic wr ot thet State exultiogly | Pith ward. Damage tritting if upon Great o make an proclaimed not only placed Costa Rica under firicis protection, but rendered it imoumbent Britain, (I quote the preciso words) ° | armed interference tn bybult of the State.” should sir- cumstances reuder it neceseary! Mr. Chattie! , with cheracteristie binvade, wrote to the govern: | ment of Nicaragua, uuder date of December Ll, 1849, | saying that be bad negotiated such a treaty under | diitetions from the Quern, and that he was “puthorived to say that. in virtue thereof, such relations had been’ established between Costa I and Grest would not permit any n of that date. —Yerterday out in a woode neer Cavsevoort street, occupied hy Aadrow Neven The upper part of the house was ueariy destepyod, Letore the fire wa extinguished Tor Taveve Guanta—fbe leving Goards, whe are mow ders ofthe levine Move No 41, made thate apmaad tor tar Ue nid understand that any Ries, could | not be view at once added corclusion ia irreristible that by thie te Kica i* placed under British prot wish the with mate view on Che part of Great fritain. of re-enacting the some ootreges in reepect to Niceracus noder pre teat of avy) the rights of Costa Rion, as she pre: vionsly dic under ples of sustaining her august «ally! in Morquito.”” Upon the receipt of this sntormattar Mr. Clayton demanded categorically ot Mr. Bulwer, if uch a treaty hed born negotiated by Mr. Chacteid; to | which Mz. Bulwer replied. under date of April 29. 1850. fu the wegative eajing that “the British govern Jotention of msking, once by Orent ment of there tact os to Mewrs A nd Georg empany, wit where a mest e niplont and Nusteal. sooty er ntramgeme for taking | that Bete maces fits ‘tr Olayton ny Tivarke — Che appearanon, Chit eve | pubacquently wrote to me, saying: "You Informed ma | Mr. # R Scott, who has beew one of the xrente | that » treaty had been mu Chat‘ rites that has ever appesred withio the emile - Ba Bowery Theatre. sill be cure to drawa lence and Teapeetyble apmeabings of all thore he we by bie excellent dramatic abilities ia Damon and Pytbine Corts I I have nowt hom ple wend ‘The piece selected as 1 have beretotors stated ta you € lieve they would” The Nuronet Intetti | 27, wieo said: * It has been ascertained t lated by Mr. € ld with Cost vowed by the it The entert Ot of Mr Me tied by gaclect and diveriinton ine Ged their admirs fs oilatake thortard end h te wmwent.” # sometbing more then ahamelens duplicity Ingbis matter, There tea downright falechoot some ) sustained the petuciy soalled betore the curtain a wed hie ack overly where Im the Oret place. im March. 1849 the Bricteh government denies that it propores “to prow one tn theatr mene Costa Blew: fn the second place, Mr Coa feld, ta De- eee is theatre was, In owing at. comber. 1849, neg jet © & treaty of protection with 1850, h a treaty, wad in the fourth plece the treaty is raifed. in september 1850 by the Britich govetement invoseute at w gant Biv de aolichted tee 4 beautiful damoleg. e ward Us ginr ioe to end elicited roars of tug iier ay vight An entirely mew Wil will ow presented, gud | we shell eee, mo d ber ft howe. bly Die ry oe Faotertotic letter lo Mr Datfeld, of Feb, 25, 1849) re Baines to be geen - " o gs Tt appeers that Mr. bulwer from some pecollar sym | i pots be ubtiese chnpot belp seiibhiag to" ble freud | Pret clare, bas beow brilliantly suowees fal lenky ves el.’ aad | Naviosar Trraray.—Thie being the lect might of fe wore Wo let oot whutever tory be communicated to | Mr. Hooth'* appearance. ay og alan for ble bane hb, him, In the toluees of his joy at having. ne be eup- | thore who baveso often been delighted by the ex atl Porrd, eed euppores, tak win” Mr Claytem. Bulwer | ticn of bie great bistrionte whi ities wili douttivas rote & letter to Chatfield onthe eubjec*. which that | erowdevery departinent ot the the Hew bas pot ruacted mae al- | in the character of Octavian ta the ~ Monntal . ered & masterp f noting ¥ Oren Hour — Another toteller z a Pos ot the cbaract’f witor Britton na | the new tregedy again test right Me Buchan the Ist last | pil the pertormertrcted heour fully andr war called betere the curtain ee oeunt The beliet wae our ouly hope of refress de | aise well received nnd Wile Praesk eof tie Bulwer and viayton | wore called out The tragedy and ballet will uly be Pished | pertormed tonight and on Monday commencing at by various pa . from Mr Bolwer to clock The epportunitios will net be lost by Mr Obstfirld, io which the Oret mamed officer say tbe wich to gratity » refined teste ameng otber ey that ly extrem port of fan Juan of which we were forcibly disponsese- rduary ttl Convery vill never be returned to Nicaragna further extracts trom the evme let. = the treaty above reverted to, and ne Italian epern At three o closk t Seocieg Ib the wortd ‘Swless to, pre. | Which We were told bad settled the whole Monq! ap afternoon pertorinaner conteet, The Rattle | DUsiness, w regarded in Nicaragne: — Fellows’ Becd are atealalag every nerve letter te nie fe saying that Mr. Foote | * tt when we ask the resto. oity Singing. tastremoutel a bevnty to the goldior bed po design to wound feelliny wo intent to | retion epee are laters. te disrespecttcl The contary was undereteod by | Band tale ‘The form: ator at the time, vod ie proved by the words | that te, the Meng wav —The moral dramnofthe” Drawk- made on simple ar posible, aod every. tect wil be ‘and the cireumacs vndet which they | 7 a that al - a Tec metel aetares afforded to appiieants to establish « just demande. | were epcken, and there je no dievaveesl dietines of Im ce ls surprising, the Maw Clerks are now engaged im preparing. trom the rolls | distinc? of prreonel dierenpre! te anyboty t aot a a On file. certificntes of service, im order that tho-e who | The Paltimore letter admonishes me not to rake | Ofte surrend-ted. of ie sug way im. scaiannatthaesieahs dahin: sath Bave not received discharges. of havo accidentally | myself’ sir” toa family feud. The sdmonition would | Pelee’ PADRE ESS 8 oF 00 fat aa the bee i font thew, my not be divappointed in obtaining their | be oures entitled | Geran went ra an seeder arenes “Fae provi fends, fore. Bven showld the port. by any legerdomata at sovamten ro rt min the ue Of setaters. but ome comett, become & fre paste the paramount | be executed with thelr accustowed ¢ ‘The act previdre “that all sales, lottere } peer oy Sone asta eee “1 wee mony. Giro ide attorn men! ‘ | firmed in the hands of the barbarian tool of Ko e smrect the? iite or claim to oy warrens DEC Ssbehore | tr She Beltionsre ton, thet | Great eng by’ poe yp eye w Somemenenes = Fee =s 7" , made prior iseue 4 cone en 5 an Deranement, Ase tart Ors ‘ yall taueste end purpeuse inten: ings towards | Sess ep by ogiwhuen, red Maglish agente Wisurvorow, Oot 8, 1860. 5 the land | — Tooneinde this noties with giving Mr. Foote's letter | grant that I am mat ele = Ng 20. — Ami ber Saini Ge eee eve Saicer trrety? it) cm la errot Ml the people of the | it fa contersp some of the forthe sm incurred United States do really believe that this Ceraty hae | milita: ota, and atronsis, the President of the 1 eapmertenng iter rshpterk apes Ft if, | the si tert value pray oir, wet You know Trited Btntee direots on = nen oat oe In bis judgment the ivnscomtempleted in the boty | aii! ner! 1: r ewr reeelee im dcianse of the Inw lathe tevus ot | Pi", Set . in favor elatens, | teell, of which she hae robbed ca If your Te reoolre hie er Lacie Pro : any security that fil toanded | anda review of the ti ac. | bill sedis pretensions, I beg you will relieve as trom our painial ogaleed | position by commenicating the fact.” Be tment ef The only sewer which can be given to thts, is found oa | the Boprem In the ronernteation of a powerial Mritlah torre at San and devices ot agente | bem ‘he dimeultinctobalning |Z! mreation r. party Jon alto felon: the le rabance CTT: A 1, 9! iitating ciream tance that country” out of tem, the proof re * nlvod vith be of the identi the orofmer- | msl s Hageand ezpond or y are fects rea | Shes 0 aly proven. * diMenities will. tn ‘ most cares. be merely nominal And, te removeeven | This was the letter received. It contradints the three slight obstactes. to give more full oom. | speech, denies the denunciation and Inrult whieh the effect to the m’ St he government, speveh snd fe i ted both \eave aaa . to recommen proper actnal #poken cach and township to employ @ | letter to the Baltimore Sun; geen, of the opeenre o< se conkte, 00 there are themeeives ee Se rongretee of Serer, and by RS ay el ignorant an rae thus be | the other. All oa pe semen Impoattion the poor from bar- 4 those who plesse they are not able to beer and the government bog 4 conviet Te ty t beteetton me, and ness of incompetent agents. have been a quietne Tm conclusion. I desire to say. that great care will be | beem for the Baltimore ‘used to against undue ye ror fore, was of 9) over others. With this view, atthe pro- | vided nothing more wae written. per & soMolent nomber of clerks will be om- yed to issue cortiGeates with the least poestble #0 that all mey heave an equal chance of sales ALEX. ff STUART, of terior, by the President, Vorsey of the aed Bates Yl of the be tae United