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fer four months, were ag follows:—June, $19,135 $20,421 64; August, $26 907 97; September, $28.7: ‘total, $95,27690. Making an average for the fou monthe ending October 1, 1950, of $28,819 22 The earn- ‘tg of five months from January ist, the time of ope: fing the road. to June Ist, were $57,062 75, an average of $11,412 56 per month. This statement exhibits am in- evease of over 100 percent. $100,(00 of the 8 per cent™ preferred stock, has been ta! in Boston and Ver, mont. and the balance ($200,000) will probably be taken im New York. ‘The matter in controversy betwoen the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company,and the city of Wheeling, as to the route of the Western section of the road ter- minating at Wheeling, has deen decided in fuvor of Wheeling. The Board of Engineers appointed by the Bxecative of Virginia, to determing the matters in dis pute bet woon the city of Wheeling and the Baltimore By this decision, the point at which the road will first strike the Ohio river will be atthe mouth of the Big Grave Creek, twelve miles below the city of Wheeling. A road is now under contract from Grave Creek to ie 4:00 de ny 25 do ie 4) 20 Nor & Wer RR b6) 55 0 do bs 25 Ramapo RR 0 Man Cas Co Serip z te & % jo relean ©4555 44) Readi 6 Life In ho ludsoo River Rl Soo ‘ortemouth DD be hg 10 SECOND BOARD. Brie Ja Bas bo $2, 175 Harlem RR 213 100 de Erie a "59 25 Canton Co ahs ipatieg 8 "es Pi do in 1 do p10 Df Del & Hudson U C> this 0 Morris Canai bs 15! 7 Temneen River BRT Wyinereceni WARD.—P TSU. ANT TO THE a ¢ommendation of the Denoeratio Repul : Commiticr, the Beimoc: 6 Republican El rs of Ward, friendly to regular ne pb oneagg sy ae and sages of the party, are requested to meet al G Democratic lead Quarters, lirowiway, bet! Districts. Also, foners, two 1 nd ave Trartecs of } Schools. to be eupperved by the party a: the coming election. David Wood, Joho B. Morrell sad Ba Michael O'brien, will net ae as In f Election, with power to S11 vacansics. REWARDS, to Up ghabeger gpg OB STOLEN, ON THURSDAY dd inst, im an -seeond w' i omnibas of, oom fart mae AT cel’ Rancitord, ean at the Park . Bhall reesive the above se- O8T—ON SATURDA BET VEEN aEN anD twelve «clock, in the w rs) a roll of Dank Bills ere ant to $s i ma pt pi Briderort: the 1 the caving it at th O8T-ON FRIDAY LANY, IN WALLOR WILLIAM 4 strret, a cestificate of 00" shares sorip o Bonk of Commerce. The Snatr will b rewarde: eeive the thanks rf the owner, TREVILLE © K? tg My: # three o'clock P.M. ‘ directed to parade, fully uniformed, Pith Black loves aad ves Kk, A.M, at Contre Mi Grand ctesaur’ te ps departed ase Room. By oni Mr. Brew, 0. rm & on Sanday, the Csb instant, ot ‘Drilt Room, Centre Matges wi W. LYON, Cai ‘ing been opt refuse fo pag, ben Bix, each for , an oar momtns each for $1,000; one for sable at ight ‘months from dete. Seven, cach for Papable ot twelve mesthe from, aN. MATSON, Attori ws maven, Go teber ie, “THR UNDERSIGNED ps vader the ‘be transaction of ry ahr Conlin are. the Ye coatlaws foe the term fem Sie Bate icine LLIAM Ht QUION, ~ Sebant ett axa, COLLINS, Je. 4 Ay ry tenina te taken ‘an offies at 142 Poarl street, Cup rtale) CB! 108! 1CB!—T! Ue BSCRIBERS WILL Petit feo ea fing as inches ‘hi ok tons delivered 8! Nand, ‘Stare Bb eke HOUINSON, Ps BPRENcH’s mores, 5, )$.—THR NOTICR OF Marringe in the Ti itera, 6 Oetober Bd. a8 having saben Pines toa ene coy ¢ ‘aeuae 4 ‘Xbbr son EASE ot BOUNTY LANDS. Bootsy LAND.—AlLt ovr ois, SoLuTERs. oy! fis: —OnrioRR aan of Newnes oes, Sokareass yas es ta wer, Mexican van ie or vay, 08 as, taen Pano ee Iamsnee oS | pe. (Wail street. 500 ee 7 ee ee isan Farcian—ro yoyo ENGINRRR, inven Spe faperance. mak es Heat Papua PNRaRe roa RIND Bye res BS TO FIND AN ye oad ot | ng required va @ travel some. A ses he shove, rea zistt te es ars. s _pormeneyy 6 friead. re LFS 6 Zils ns Cancion ‘After whieh, a ue Hitlere W4xten- bas tr’ 0) ew: mgm ARE wayeny POR 4) abour i Ti aise 1244 cents. Doors open at Fito ccumenee at 75 «clock GARDEN.—TICK ees TO ALL PARTS OF | Nunes ara tk Worthy Protest NTED-A FURNISBED HOUSE UP TOWN, NEAR r; or furnished lod Hrosdway, for the w: t the oftiee of JAY | io 3 Rotominns. aie ay evening, ‘Ootober 7, JEANETTE AND the Conscript—Jeavact Franco = ta. after whieh, Di DIANA—Ce tie tee late “or € 20 Nassau street. srepnette, Mane u je ballet bi ira of Wine’ Godeneki, Fray eels Kea YOUNG W OMAN, and irening, or coo th m for “three day: rit'ast ngage | ATIONAL THRATRE—C! aTHaM | STARE NEAR | Wadteps a SMa, Jag aged £0 GOTO ANOTHER | - and who and Obio Railroad Company, have decided that the @rave Creek route is the true and proper route under the law of 1847, and the agreement with that city. ri ‘ reer, 1 é tock jo 1a Bde is "700 Te Bondeay cd ot * o 1 ©. f } tela 25 cro Mr. Seymour; Mi followed by the nautical drama ct the Wa Mr. ‘Tiller, Mr. B.A Perr: orn Nio Minton. Af- Mr. J Keay, iran divertivement of ONDINE. ™ let oF J Pin as = | Alida Valentime will a) Seats in Orebest URISTY'S OPERA HOUSE, (72 BROADWAY, ¥, ABOVE .— Open every might @urit ne forthor motice—The original aud well. {i " WASTEDIA STEADY CLEAN WOMAN AS Coo! a She must under- ive, Willing Girl ae walt Brgemwood, Jr. Assist fe DRUNKARD, There. will be ‘Taesday, of ‘this wool and ‘vetsat ilo” sory Twenty- oncond week "under the man= produced, om aMowday a fternoem, the excecdingly amu, WEDDING; and, ale Palawtty leet bos ANTED—FOR THE COMPANY or o. 8. parrane com! ad ‘Afternoon Concert ery Saturday, commencing Openine or Hate Cay Balt, wt | cl onably thee aoe pita a only in this in the wholo world, Kw the curiosities, tn the Musoum, are aeplondid Titania, Queen Ade~ y Lind, the Fairy-Queen French Fortune Teller, ee. Fi Cnt street, or te capt. 0.8 FELLO we’, eraiorta N OPER. at returned from bd DAY EVENING, September th, swoek. The convert will or of ie cope bse rusen, Refrains, to, &e., Burle Bleck Shaiers, th by tho vest perfor Doors open at 7; 00n- Afteracen concert on Wedaee Hon of ite guests,and which b ‘Moet successt uy | especial retcrenee to the pertecti: be opened shortly, when a boon constructed with sie rey & of secoustic cB rot, will ANTED—UY 4 RESPECTABLE YOUNG Lab, BE- | 4 n and twalve yeare of age, a oi jor do ny Heht business meeif to leara some trad scribe the colony to be perfeetly trang inhabitants were occupied ia advancing their local of thers eplondi Claesical tnd Po a » at ir P ular Musio willbe given, em the Hise | of the cole musical performances at tho Co: London Philharmonia, df aoee alee of Ger- cert at Balt past turd VATIONS FOR J Seo and orchestral srrangenieat fo respect to number or talent, hi in the United States. of Me. Boobss. chemtermaisa, waiters, & coating the bel recuve Protestant Uiie having eee rebarned f | Te OMIGINaL, brated ire Smith, om Staton Island. | she aire sit aa by Mi th), any time after uth street, between av Admiral Suleiman Pach: ot Smyrna, on the Sth ult., coming from the Ourlae Islands. The tleet consists of the men- class, the Neiri-Chewket, bearing the tlag of the beings quite ready for re MERICAN DRAMATIC FUND ASSOCTATION—A 8P-R- cial Meeting of all the membors of the Association is bereby, called for Tuesday, November Sth, INW, at J o’elook P. M., in the Groen nore {the Broadway Thea re, for the A the rules an? regulations, 5. Oo. “wees, & ALL, BROADWAY, Sev Grand Conosi miso eeheienlie jM—i75 CHATHAM SQUARR—TWO NB GUTTERS WANTED IN A... at 3 o’cloek | performances are given daily, cou To gud work nen, utea dy employ meme, “Tnauite of ALEXAN VERY RESPECTABLE MAN, ABOUTTHIRTY YEARS rope, whe speaks Prénch, copimeroial situation y where his oe ig may prove useful. first order, and security given if required. DE. iy trcer of the Beard of Dirceter FRA of age, just come German, ‘std English, ae Abe tome tbe in the U ates--A troupe of Model Ar- who are selected for their beauty aud figure, and who te a number of beautiful tablesux, taken from the Bahay Iie “gtd ‘Mr. entered the roads’ from the west, and cas! anchor io perf atemi-circle, the two steamers in front. Petores of ancient and modern times-—A compan: hronah s variety of feats of strona BIDDLE. aap AMERICAN WOMAN, CAPABLE OF taking charge of a tape, bet n dy calling at al ¥: ly, the eity of New York regularly, until MINSTREL'S CURSE—A GROUP IN MARBLE Jharlos Muller.—This work o e National Exhivition) at Paris pen te the public at the new foo of ourdt up by hand, King street, immedi+ rr sunie Jing Contes TAR ADVRYTISER "BEING N= pao in keeping several sets of Books, has time at h timo t, which reaeived the H. DISBROW'S RIDING SCHOOL, NO. 2) FOURTH ‘Bven2e, near Astor place, open dal ted) for Ladies and Gentlemen. Pr oa 103 P.M.; do, Geatlomen, j to § A.M. aud 3 to To! More Feqular bookkeeper will find this & Refer bi Hithense esate. ‘Season tiokews Wcentn, Open from 9 & —SoSee AMUSEMENTS -LESSERS, MESSRS. LOVELL $ OR OTTERS We0 may, wave 4 el top wagon, for salo enea ch ate by “addressing B. G, at the H IN BROOKLYN. ROOKLYN, MUSEU Any at sha Houston vtree Au bee ae ihe aad For SALE AND | vO LI LET, on aL -1HR LEASE AND FUANITURI a ium Location . ar Ki; Address 8. C. W. Hes PATENT LEATHER tot Bg ge hey LY FAC- a. Lovel er ir. de wh ‘nik BEORET<Ustpnes Mr. Ky Mi Admiasi pear, da! nit past 7. Aduittanes, eon te: children under ‘to Hk 15}, conta, he 5 CARSNUT STRSET THEATRE TO LET YOR 4 m tel, Ninth aad Market sonseet NSTRUCTION ON THE PLANoron’ A Gl 222, professor of the pionefurte, familiar with the kuglish conflicting emotions, like G end comedy, or (if they will pardon the simile) like the donkey of t unable to make up bundles of hay to begin upon. Jenny Lind mae arnved, and Professor Webster had been banged If Lord Brougham (as was once anticip ad cotemporanconsly landed with bis new pamphiet in his hand, bo would have gone mad outnght, and Mr. Disrae! to toast that he is the only living politician in either hemisphere whose warmest (if not most discriminating) admirer is shut up ina lunatic asylum. But the indefatigable ex-Chancellor ro ARTISTS—A ROOM TO ead beg ey ew A Bae ® good porth light. + OARD—A PLEASANT, ROOM, AND. BEDROOM AD- bh board, may be had as Wooster atreot ENT! om with the use of @ Parlor, . B. 8. at this vee. — tied seh seins SUB-CELLAR AND at. | s ad we todas apply te “¢ AS | sqvayvor & DE pavens, misriom mer ch i} j AMILY WHERE | | wil 2, from she rat OARD WANTED, IN A PRIYA riveepence ted cas nae rt Oereitied, without board, 1 rect, . wear Broadwa; A gentlemen only. Apply For a, GENTLEMAN, WIFR, TWO Bom. WANTED= 1 © near Revadway, below Reference in Now Q5r Aceate are Lm 4 ina “Addverr X. Herald wothice, -HATLROADS. EX ap nUDSON nayaR TRAINS, CON < BOTRD oe iy =} rity pe gat ee jan Fe pee & ‘ISHED ROOM, FOR “howee, where th 1a ~ With fall particulars, at the | ORD, WANTED.—AN 1 atent operation appear to ae been taken by the tribunals and euthorities to impress the favorable dict, infour opinion, was fally supported by the evidence ; but the governor and council are said to have hesitated as to the execution of the sen- tence unl the second confession, in whi 1s ie ery leaving Ficrmont HY 6 OP. a ms River care from Chambers street, at 440 op for pagent a a Flake ane Htedoon The H reat the cormers of Canal, Ham. ‘EOR Two SMALL TAMILIBS CAN COP AIN We 73 temaly tepaisled ot b Cheese, 8m (res piers €2 Went street oun SVAN DE ow ince. re rdern lnpeevements. Adéreas ast TURSDAY NIGDT, THR MANAGERS OF THE | } | st ENTLEMAN AND His WIFE © costed with beard, at i6 wing) TELEGRAPH COMPANY, (MOKSE ‘treicbed. Also several tingh } the fret ever established 9 sree with salt fe } pom } BF. pooms. witl BOARD, | A THE ag! Preservation of the i | relian | Ietions at any time, and that the hope of inepiring of bi andy, we are compeliel to which we are invited by foreign- be reqaired “it it. vier ike een mi ity aaeseuraey, prom | isd ty Oa fa Lg creer of the ‘| jesaliic Burial and AND ALL oFuuAa rehaee MW iSTOTWIGSE, tnpsries 3d Malton Lane, JASE AND COMP ORT IN i ANTED-IN THE watensoancen of. THENRW " Be iderata oten, facilities for buotmece wow os ond Semfort. hey are durable, ap #. G.I ke ‘a Brondway._ LISDED BY M. LEY ptt DENTIST, 62 BROAD. ry sh, < ote re # sup ery, Pg beer gry td comrs y the lsseeempente t Jie he neeersity of trams ¢ and cvaseswant, MaMlly ts erret 26- —. transeribiog, syetem ‘elegraphing tikes ay depend upom punctual trans — rey ef theit messages, 0+ Bo despatches wil othees oniers the wires are in working Wor wecengen ef von wore, conte: nua fot "“Saues STURGIS, President. Mast CLane, Clerk of the Corporation. ° Pople m the nifold advanteges of veefuah bs ar ng 8 ire Bante eeounisat, ms. 0 two & ’ | Series epon be ery indy te. the Tanda jer for tne cl them, which forays yw Bud ihe wFoug ome jerires to emiuivate and imelvding stationary, 80) leneome at oth: Jollars for the cou re wt ton lesoona. ihe Rooms, Bini ‘iret eoraer ite Hier Bo rs duel ies a4 Buss. John’ Wiss, Raq. | sing, tbe, dap. ORO WMAN, Presi apes TAUGHT. of the Freneh ia iy irom ig TRAC a | & ft home entitS valeck Aderave. YR. 6. D. es Svornt own " Eee caer CLASS rene, i See, a ois of os re n iy fe hog now, ne bi fied eae qs sein A TERNS baby aoe pe negeamees LARGE SEE AND .PrEN. Ui ta the inecttation oa Sort, in thet ot Mr. Patton, ea | oe 2 | | copter) orery expresees it,) were prepa wTITiC are “aw Diets: ects ae Laci at hin. einen iit bt sys fir Sey nd axe ne neg gears Gane eee Jabra Sap nn Pacts, sem CHILTON, M. D., Chemist. Magnsiie Pow= uy bed> prs, mothe, TY 1 erie jaa Sia OERS LINTWENT, joe, tr . renew the hair bal 32 iia ree ied nssortm: Brith is nace | ARRIVAL SOME OF THE DETAILS OF THE NEWS, OPINIONS ” ENGLAND 6) AYERICANIS THE MARKETS, &e., &e., Be. THE CAMBRIA’S MAIL: The British steamship Cambria, Capt Leiteh, arrived at Boston at one o'clock yesterday mora- ing. She left on Saturday noon, the 21st ult, Her mails reached this city yesterday afternoon. The Danieh official report of the late eagage- Ment at Miesunde, states that the Danes took 140 prisoners, and that their loss, including con-com- missioned officers and men, amounts to about 50 men; private accounts, however, calculate the loss at 170 men. Advices from Cassel st te that ithe town conti- nues in a state of profound tranquillity. It is said that Count Thun hi of Austrian and Bavarian troope, in the cave of any violent outbreak in the Electorate; and it is further stated, that the Elector is resolved to go the full length of extreme measures. The chief court of appeal at Cassel has impeachment of ministers on account of abuse of their official power. red the Elector of the support fusod te grant a rule for the Welearn from Maimo that the cholera is very severe; down to the Sth the number of cases had been 754, and deaths 212. In sme of the districts around the disease was on the decrease, whilst in others it had only just broken out. Cape of Good Hope papers to the 1th July de- il, aad the nierests. The accounts of modilicatioas in the Madrid ca- binet have entirely subsided. One of the Turin papers announces that the Mar- quis of Azeglio, lately named Minister to Eagtind, 6 to marry the daughter of Lord Minto. The Turkish Fleet. The Torkish fleet, vnder the orders of Grand east anchor in the port -war first i pia and the Messoudie ; the Nusretie second class; th frigates Na- am vilt Bahn and Pazili- (Ma; the corvette Nezmi-Pe- chan, the brig Late: T, schooner Nev’'i Essar, end two war steamers, the i Tidjaret. The equadron ‘ad in full sail, with a still breeze order in Salutes were exchanged between the town, the equadron, foreiyza vessels in port. ‘The civil and military authorities paid their re- spects to the Admiral, on board his ship. The consular body and the officers of the vetsels in port also paid their respects to the Admiral. The Turkish corvette, on he iman-of war, fired salutes, according to the rank of the dignita- riee, when they left the ship. The squadron is said to be commanded by expe- rienced cflicers, and the vessels and crews will bear the clogest inspection. The squadron was to get under weigh on the 7th for Constantinople. ‘The Exeitemen a New York, [From the London Chronicle, Sept. 15.| The Eurcpa steamer, which brought the last American muils, left the people of the United States, particularly the inhabitants of New York, in a perfect phrenzy of exett n'—distracted by rrick between tragedy e metaphysicians, who was is mind Which of the two ted) would no longer have been able nebly merits a triumphant entry to himself amonget a people who have so largely benefited by his en- lightened lebors in his owa peculiar field of law reform id, for the moment, they have enough, and more than encugh, to © coups them Mr. Cooper's last novel, Phe Way of the | Hour,” was composed for the avowed pone of | te morpieg the administration cf the crim: al law ia the United States; and he draws a startiiog pic- ture of the mode in which juries are alternately tampered with through the instramentality of 4 feesionel agents, and misled and prejudiced by lowest class of newspapers. Webster's case, ow: he | Ver, had attracted too much attention in the old world to admit of the employment of these indi- rect influences, even assuming them to be in coa described ; and the greatest pains an public with a inion of ‘Amactions Toaties. The ver- the nccused admitted the act of killing, but declared | itto have been entirely unpremediated, and the recult of sudden passion. [a the first confession, 4 maintained his entire innocence, aad a rg feeling had been got upin his favor upoa the strength of it. Yet all who are conversant with the workings of the human mind, under analogous stances, Will egree with us, that very litte je to be plaved upoa selbexculpatory reve- belief ina pretended confession will often cling to the hardened oflender to the Jast. Ifa manslayer, to whom the fact of killing is brought home, cou! shake off the guilt of murder by frank acknow- ledgment of ail except the premeditation or the motive, to convict by presumptive or cireum- | stantial evidence would be an igupossibility, for it would be always open to the alleged murderer to tay that the pre-existing intention to kill had been given up. The execntion was what is called private. It took plece ia the yard of the jail, in the presence of two or three hundred syectatora, police otheers doth mired or invited to attend. But the Heston correspondent of the New York Meraid (whose letter we printed at lags yesterday) stater, that several of the neighboring houses commanded a view of the yard, dows and roofs of some of them were packed with persons of both sexes sad of all ages. “ It grieved me,” he adds, “to see ladies and young, girls monifest their morbid curiosity in this way.” On the other hand, it gladdened him to be ab! + to ay that three of the houses £0 situated were shut up, avd that on the door of one of them was posted a bill to this ¢flect:—" No: at home. Oppoved to one punisbment. Vhen some tenderhearted mortalist ovce reynest- ed the intericrenee of the late Lord Ltlenborough to stop an aevize ball, aod alleged the iuipropriety of daocing wh let trials of life and death ye a tually pendioy, he growled should noteay foole who like it dance and ty ile now ae welt fe at other tines? There are always eople going to be hanged somewhere.” The bvtamts New York are aa of the learned Chief Justice's opinion, and they diller, moreover, very materially liom Lord Ashley asto the de- gree of strictness with which the Obristian day of rest showld be observed. So soon as the Atiaa- tie steamer, known to carry the Swedish Ni = ingele and her fortunes, was deseried in the (om Senter Sept. let,) they forgot the Pretesect, i both church and ‘owards the pe the neclamations of the crowd, who attended her, shouting all the way, to the hotel, in which apart. ents fit fer the Queen o Song, or the ey of auty, ora real Queen Regnant (asa 24 York for by the hotel iter If} ring surmounted with the Sw: colors. In lees than half aa hour every street alley in the city resounded with cries of “ Fut Heralds! Artive\ of the Atlantic! Jenny Lind! The Jepny Lind” —to which many edded— “The good Jenny Lind’’—for ber reputatioa for niunifiernt charity, gentleness, and kind hearied- nees had preceded het, and added not a little to the enthnsieem ashe called forth As her admirere could not sleep, they were re- rolved not to let her sleep. 1 wae part midnight when the New York Murical Soctety, containiog two hundred members, arrived in front of her hotel, escorted by twenty fire o or ars where they played * @ mogniticent seren: ‘at least 80 seys Our correspon who computes the namber of persons present at thirty thousand, ‘including a great number of carringes filed with Indice.” When the errenade was = 8 select band of the performers were introdu ind delivered an ad- drew —" The tender of feast 1 love, sincere ad- Miration, ond profound Her brief reply was area by her charac od tic diflidence Dye and good taste “The here,’ ¥ vintiog to at was he most beautifal | ever caw in saaihte aside, she marmured toa friend, © | he al firemen” which was explained to allude t (4 warmth of their entinusiaem, rather than to the Tous fire companies ageembled in the treet e have been went te believe ‘hat the bound. “> to hurry by ee are * { and boug' for hife— enthusiaem excited by arp Rossi (thea Mademoiselle Sontag) some twes “hy. Berlin, would not be outdone in onr dime of her shoes, procured by briber; fy fron a treacherous Waiting-maid, served as adrinking cup, om occusions, to a club of officers, so loog as it 5 4nd a half-finished glass of wiee, captured by @ | body of students who forced their Way into @ room | she had just left, was actually pnt up agauetion nt by one of them for seventeen an. he Yankee amateurs, however, are raanieg the Germens hard. The hail of Jenny Liad’ 1 is filled from morning to night with crowds to see her autograph sigaature in che arnval and it is said that the tickets of adimiseion to her. first concerts are to be dispored of by auction, AM this bine there are questions of no mean importance uoder discussion in Congress; but what uvails it to scferto ‘alarming diflerences tetween North am@ Seuth,” to newflaws for aggravating the horrors of slavery, or to budding seeds #f communian? Murder and music, horror and harmony, are the a!l-absorbing topics of intere2t in New York. The Abolition —e in the United [From the London Times, Sept 20.) With the internal municipal instivations of aeigh- | boring States, foreigners have seldom a right to | interfere. Of that which is most conducive to ther own happiness, the people of each couatry may fairly be considered the prt ogee and so long as thee internal institutions affect oaty natives, and those who voluntarily visit their State, st should be exceedingly careful in the use evea of friendly eriticism upon them. Suill, there imay” arise eases in which the warning and opiaions of a calin and well-inteationed looker-on may prove ef wreat benetit; and there may also be peceliae cir- cumstances Which give to certain people an imme- diate interest in the result of established instita- none, wad, therefore, almost aright to express am opinion concerning them We have been induced to make these remarks by two recent occurrences which stand in glariog jax- taposition; the one being the passing of a til by the Senate of the United States, for the better re- covery of fugitive slaves; the other, the particulars of which will be found in auorher p srt of our im- pression, being the unsuccessful atiempt of Mr. Chaplin, a well-known abolitionist, to effect the escape of a party of such fugitives, py wi he has rendered himself subject to very heavy penalties. We wre well aware that the subject of slavery in the United States is one of in‘inite di alty, exciting among the eitizens of that repadlie intense alonm, and upon which they are of necessity ex- credingly sensitive and suspicious. We also feel that We, as Englishmen, ought, tor many reasons, to abstain from everything like bl when treat- ing of the existenee of slavery in the United States, and also that we have no ground for awardiag any peculiar appleuse to ourselves with respect to the subject of slavery generally, we have ourselves only very lately ceased to be a state m tintaining for our own ends this horrible institution. But, while we acknowledge that in this instaace we ought to be most chery of reproof, we must also, in some measure, assume a night to remark upon the matter, stace we, in fuct, as a nation, were the creators of the mischief. When we criticise, we, in truth, ‘find fault with our own ancestors, aad the evil deeds cf which they were guilty; and if now we buvard observations on this deli sate question, we are impelled not only by a wand wich to reader a useful service to a madon nearly allied to ourselves, but also act from a pious de- sire ta, protect the memory of our forefathers, by averting some of the ills which, by their igaorance and errors, have been entailed on mankiad. The people of the United States are at this time 80 circuinstanced, as to be incapable of fully ap- preciating either the consequeaces of the institu- tion to theraselves, or the feelings which its exis tenee in their country excites in the minds of fo- reigners. They, more than any people, are eee to “danger from its existence. Wit free prese—with institutions and manaete wi rike to, and actually demand, on the part of y cilizen, the most outspoken’ expression of opinion upon ali questions of government and poli- cy—exercising among themselves the most up- bounded hberty of speech—restiog their owe al constitutions upon wider principles ef general freedom, and appealing,in every dise upon political powers, to ii which they assert no mancan take awa no Han can even Voluatarily alienate, condition of things, the existence in thr midst of the nation end in the very bosom of their famili liroable rughts a such & 3 of an immenee class of human beings, subject to hourly wrong, ifrightfally dangerous. The true illastra- tion of such aa awhal peril would be the mad — of brilliantly illuminating a powder magazine, and, as if it were impossible to exhaust the forms of y in this matter, they who are zealously endea- voriog to extinguish, only increase the evil. One eet of unwise men "having built and pao the magezine, another set, etili more inp seck to avert the danger by smashiag the isp and witha rash and headiong hesie, puiliag » fabric to pieces; a termble explosion would uch circumsiances, inevitable. stowhich we have above alluded, resulted from the well meant bat iajudi- cious pro ceedings of the ebolitionist party. The law which bas been enacted to meet the exigency 18 not oaly en opprobrium upon the character of the United States, as a civilized people, but will wove a source of Constent annoyance and trou- ie to the free citizens who are white, and of danger and oppresston to the free black popu- lavon. The great principles of justice upoa which the whole constitution of the United States, und these of the several States, rest, are set at nought by this rigoroun measure. But they whe, for the mere parpose of sepniaing in odious pro- perly, (ius iavace sacred rights, ao every dictate of common humanity and ) trample wy will pot be slow to set aside the eame, even in caser seen Se freemen; and the summary j jnriediet jon w ich high-hended authority has es ablished with respect to one gert of property, and im protection of one class of be res will be invoked kly to protect others; they who, without punctcn, deprive a human being of his feeedom rompel him to ferego all that makes g, Without allowiag bin to protect xg him even to com: merry 14 age humanity in one case, and jue Ives by saying that the man is black, * be very scrupulous in employing the same ven where whites are concerued. Aod, in fact, the color of the skia becomes, to @ short me, of po import. The descendants of the whiies and blacks, the mixed race, are oftem undistinguishable from the purely descended white beg are sometimes educated and ea- and delicate fee y se there lurks ia their veins some hidden pf bleed which an Altican nother may have asad heritage of woto her wreehed de- they, in the eyes ofa bedy of cwilived and » legisiators, cannot be endowed with the rights of homaoity, and are treated, eon even as the beasts that perish. That men highly favored themselves, both by nats and fortune—men of penctrating intellect, iastrue’ ed, humane, avd wiee, should not tremble while they enact such laws, does to us, who are happily far away from the evil and the prejadice it eageu- ders, seem a marvel unworthy of belief. For each wrongs retribution, though delayed, must come. An exemple, terrivie in all ite inctients, has al ready been afforded to mankind ; and the drewdfal story of St. Domingo ought never to be absent from there eollection of every American legialator, We would draw a veil over such scenes, aad only now allude to the horrible events of that servile =. en *‘geence is mine”—should ring in the ears and chill the hearts of all who contribute to increase end perpe‘uate this terrible wrong. Mesers. Rarings’ Cirealar. Lowpow, Friday, Sept 29, 1850-6 P.M «bare had considerable ectivity in the produee ring the week, with increasing demand for car prices of which have again advanced ; ond several other articles have been dealt in exten- Will be eeom by the subjoined remarks. Oot- ton hes recovered \d of the recent decline. The corn erket remain, changed. Money has been in more requert; the rate of discount ls unaltered. By tele ctaph Ceepatoh from Trieste we learn the arrival of the Todia en@ China mails at Alexandrine; the latest dete from Caleutta is the 8th August, the letters yet come to band. Amanicas Stoces.—There bes beem basiaew in the United States stocks at our quotations, but not toe great catent, ond we bave nothing of laterert to sote im Btate seourlties, of which prices are sain, nited Btates 6 *, Inaeriptions, 108%, 0. @ 1 Gitte, small bowde, Love.’ daitve large bonds. 108%¢ Agus fo not improve; the demand continues very limited, Pots nominally » pearls dle per owt held Grmly in the abeance of moenee, 5 rence "Prislded ne eon nt ade, at 404, @ 480 lon nee. o sca bahia, oh toa igeer C toh Trading Company's eaiee lov eet i Middelburg ont ith Intact. wh the whe + a ae seas po buyers from 7 to 1 cont om the prices od- ili alreed: pagina. dent “the rtocks im the laterior mast have beeome eats reduced. ana this haa efven 0 ‘stim aio. to the demand there, as well as in ail boring wo wire prices or ave aia ad in the je tanran, where trifing meth: 4 Improve ment hes shown ‘itm rice Son. Peg genre ca Tere teen the na iu ey v6 are at i