The New York Herald Newspaper, October 11, 1850, Page 2

Nn ae Curle"as Coalition of Seward 4 Whigs, Ants” NEW YORK HERALD. JamMES “GORDON BENNETT, PROPRIBTOR AND EDITOR, “AMUSRMENTS THIS RVENING. BOWERY THEATRE, Bowery—Wizare Ov “ue Wave | —Cuorasy Pawy, BROADWAY THEATRE, Broadway—Seu sou ron pAL—Simrso# anv Co, NIBLO'S Sennen, Boinee te Bat~ docx Broadway -Ssu00 yor Love~ THEATRE, Chambers sirect—-Seniove BURTON'S Pamiry—Borv Du acoons. TIONAL THEATRE, ¢hatham Square—Waraa Wiren | OURO TAS Franca Nie Your Pineaan, ASTOR PLACB OPXRKA RA HOU SE—Nox «a. ogerr’s. OPERA HOUSE, Mechanics’ Hal—Srwueri~ as Mowranisy rian Opens TROVYR, OLY MrIC— AMBRICAM MUSEU! wen s003 Aan Evanin APOLLA ROOMS—Swias Bein Rivoxns, MINERVA ROOM—Pawonawa oF Cuma. @ Penvornmaners Ar- ‘Affairs in Europe. The steamship Europa, with three days later in- telligence from Europe, will be due at this port to- morrow. More of the Slavery Agitation—Appeal of the Negroes to the North, On Tuesday evening last the colored people of vhe city of Brooklyn held a meeting in the High street Church, in reference to the Fugitive Slave bill. At that meeting an appeal of the people of color to the whites of the free States was unani- mously adopted, and it will no doubt be published in the abolition journals immediately. We have carefully read this appeal, and if no such instrument as the constitution of the United States were in existence, it might perhaps be entitled to some consideration; but as jong as that instrument remains the law of the land, we shull abkle by it, and ardently hope that its provisions, one and all, will be fuith- fully carried out, without fear or favor. eppeal the constitution is extensively quoted from, end the questicn is asked, can the whites of the North obey the Fugitive Slave bill, or permit its provisions to be curried out, when that instrument declares certain self-evident troths, that all meo are created equal, that all men have an inwlienable right to freedom, &c., &c.? Now this is sophis. try. Itis very weil known that negroes, or colored people of any character, were not recogaised in that instrument at all excest as slaves. As such they were referred to; and to say that they were alluded to in the preamble that all men are created equal, end have an inalienable right to liberty, &c., is to say What is false, and what cannot be sustain- ed by faets. The appeal resting, as it does, on this assumption, therefore, falls to the ground, and is deprived of all the foree which it would otherwise have. Instead of being termed an appeal to the whites of the free States, it should be styled an ap- peal to the fanaticism ot the free States, and an at- tempt to destroy the constitution, and with it the integrity of this republic. When our ancestors entered into the federal com- pact, they made a solemn agreement that certain rights of the South would be respected and guar- ranteed. Without such guarrantee the Southern States would never huve entered the Union. That eompact became the law of the land, and as long as it exists, it must be supported and adhered to by every good citizen. The duty of upholding it is as obligatory on the American people of the present day as it was on those of the time at which it was founded. It cannot be violated without a dissolu- tion of the Union; and the question arises whether we are to jeopardize if not destroy not only the Union but the happiness of the slaves themselves, by violating that law and thereby refusing to carry out the constitution. That it was necessary to pass such a bill, in order to carry out our obliga~ tions to the South, none but fanatics will deny, and such a billjwould be entirely superfluous if the North had acted in good faith towards the South. It is useless to appeal to the constitution, therefore, to vindicate opposition to the Fugitive Slave law, for if our condact be tested by that instrament, we are bound by every consideration to take exactly an opposite course, and support it to the letter. If there is any serious intentioa on the part of the public, either black or white, to disobey this law, the result is easily seen. Bloodshed and civil war will be the consequence, for they may rest assured that it will be enforced whenever occasion requires it; and, if necessary, the whole ewarm of white fa. Batics, and their dupes, the colored people, will be exterminated by the guns of our military. Of this they have had en earnest, in the proceedings which recently took place in the city of Detroit, where eeveral military companies were ordered out to sup- port the civil authorities in the arrest of a fugitive elave. The same thing would take place here, if the oceasion required it, This, the colored people and the fanatical whites may rest assured of, and #0 soon as they force that issue on the public, so soon Will a war of extermination against the blacks be commenced, the end of which no one can see. This Union is not te be torn asunder by misplaced philanthropy, or the fanaticism, or embitioa of Seward, or any demegogue like him, and the at- tempt will be met with an opposition ofa character that perhaps such disorganizers may not dream of. Ifthe issue of the Union or bloodshed is forced on the pecple, then let it come, no matter what may be the consequences. Seward may stump the Northern States, or Mr. Van Buren may do it, or any other free soiler or fanatic may do it, but the corstitution must and shall be sustained, be the consequences what they. may. Iurontant Financial. “Dect uaxt.—We publish in another column, to-day, an important financial document, emanating from the Comptroller's office, to which we wish to direct the attention ef our readers. It gives, within a short space, a view of | fer, Colonel Curtia, and Anson Herrick the fi of th it v cen ig | Ward, the delegation headed William fH. Bolt: e Baanoee of this city, tn which every clisen to | © ccsivel ty ibe, Mapeedier Ooasettitan, interested. We perceive that the Comptroller has | pourth the tioket joer aS touched wpon the necessity there exists for giving | deen ree: ; increased accommodation to shipping. Sooner or later we must have a system of docks on the | Liverpool plea. and there is no eity in the warld | which possesses equal advantages for it than New | York | Doring the past year, we learn that the sum of @0 0F0 haw been expended on the Russ and pave. mente of a similarcharacter. It would have been much bevier if a larger rum had been aeed in this way. We must have all our principal thoroughfares | in the Ross manner, for experie hae shown thet it ie the cheapest method. It may cost more et first as it will last tor ever, it will be | found to be the cheapest im the end. {[t is per- | feetly right that stock should be iasued for this | work, povable at a future day, for if there ie any | eave in which posterity could be morally bound t | pay adebt controeted by their ancestors, this is | one, beeau ey will reap as mach’ beaefit | from it, and more, than the people of the seat day | Tux Finesiex ann tre Common ( We perceive by an advertisement in another eoluma, | | that a meeting of the friends of Alfred Corson, | Ch ef Engineer of the Fire Departme en called for Monday evening next, at the « t of Grand and clenry streets. The a r) does not state the object of the meeting, but we presume that it is for th rpose of nominating bim for Mayor. It is, however, to be, according | te F wearances, an indepe es, | #0 We hope that either Mr. Carson, of sally | to * uinated. Wedo wish to eee | partyiem own oF vatd in our munic | hove, end mene their attention wo the the interest With veh ar taon (or Mavar, we w have no fear of corropwon in the administration of | the eiry govern 1 wear Department would be re that the Fire | bene! by hus ele { Wednesday, nominated Washington Hunt, (whig) een B. CO K OF FULION AND NASSAU 87.8. | of Niagara county, for Governor, by a vote of 20 | te 8 for Horatio Seymour, and three blank, on the firet vote; | Commissioner; | for Prisen Inspector; and | the | | In this | | Aldermen one. Jobn Doherty for Aeetetent Alder @tn. city Intelligence. THE BOSTON LANCERS—THELR PARADE YSSTERDAY THROUGH TWE CITY, AND DEPARTURE THIS MORNING On Wednesday, the Laneers did not goto the High Bridge, as was stated yesterday in one of the city pa- pers. They proceeded to view the twe Croton reser- voirs, and then visited the Deaf and D: Asylum. the inmates being brought out and placed before them in arow, It wasan interesting ands touching sight. ‘They then proceeded to Burnham's, where they par- took cf» collation, as the guests ot the National Guard nd then rharaee to their Remters and Barnburners, er Free Soll YSemocrats. The Anti-Rent State Convention, at Albany, on Sanford E. Church, (democrat.) of Orleans, for | Lieutenant Governer; Ebenezer Blakely, (whig,) of Otsege, for Canal Wilham P. Angel, (demoorat,) of Livingston, Zany ah yesterday, On their way they paid a marching salute to Col. Duryea, corner oi Madison and Jefferson streets, and proceeded thence to the house of Mr. Francis Farewell, Bast Broadway. formerly a member of the corps, aed ‘entertained them with refreshments. They then marched to the Cathari rect ferry at 12 o'clock. and were received at the Brooklyn side by the Gvard, Captain Graham, and the Wash- Horse Guard, Capt. Neely, who fired s national Charles S. Benton, (democrat, incumbent,) of Herkimer, for Clerk of the Court of Appeals. With exception of Governor, the candidates were nominated by acclamation. Great harmony prevatled. It is well known that the movemeats of the anti- ae im honor of this prueat corps, a renters, in their nomination of a State ticket, | lauding they formed, an * Pte Yom g — muiben have been heretofore controlled, influenced, or di- tirect ther aes vthae peleeteeh i reste oft the ected by Messrs. Seward and Weed. Thus, John of churches.” They visited the navy Fae Hoar pis, were reviewed at the Uity HM layor Bmithy, wh who has acted ro differently fro: he oat of New York. A handsome collation was ordered for them at the expense of Colonel ‘rook, of the Four- teenth Regiment, and prepared by the gallant Major Towsey, at his hotel ic Liberty street. General Duryea, with his staff, did the honors, and ten- dered them the hospitalities of the city. They then returned through tlantic street, to the Ferry ; and after crossing at the Battery, pro- ceeded through Pearl treet, Wall, Nassau. Coaubers, Canal, Varick, Carmine, and Bleecker streets, au through the upper part of Broadway, to thelr quar- ters at Corporal Thompson's. The splendid bor the beautiful uniform, the fine appearance of the men. the martial array of their lances with red pennants, fluttering in the breeae, Young was elected Governor, and Hamilton Fish defeated as the candidate for Lieutenant Goveraor, in 1846, in consequence of the anti-renters adopting the first and cutting the last. At that time, the anti-rent vote was about ten thousand. It is probably considerably less at the present time, but may prove sefficiently large te decide the question. At the election of State officers, last year, no candidate was successful who ws not adopted by the anti-renters. That ticket was as fol- lows, viz: waics. Wasbington Hunt, Comptroller. attracted the nctice and called forth the admiration Christopher Morgan, Secretary. Os A Alvah Hunt, urer y corps Hezekiah C. Seymour, Engineer. Last might, at 9 o'clock, the horses were seat on by @ DEMOCRAT ecial train to Boston; and this morning at 8 o'clock, Ri} Dy apecial train. ‘They will be re- turn, by those members of the corps in the excarsion. They carry with hes of the citizens of New York, upon fe ¢ Lancers lew Freeborn G. Jewett, Ju of Appeals. it oi Ld ceived. on their w LeviB Chatéeld, Attor: ry General. Frederick Follett, Canal Commissioner. Darius Clark, State Prison Inspector. It should be noticed that, last year, four Seward whigs and four hunker democrats were adopted by have left a most favorable impre r- like and gentlemanly bearing. whose minds the; sion of their sold! Ixsrection of THE Secovn Reoiment.—The Second the anti-renters ; while four anti-Seward whigsand | Regiment, under she ommend a. Leet Catone aoe eet ur: four democrats, principally if not all barnburners, Mejor aopltee Seen re Bog ee med regions or one half of each party ticket, were defeated in | was highly complimented by iim for thelr disoiptiae, < i i- N the perfect state ef their arms, sud the cout ensemble | consequence of being cut by the anti-renters. Now | be perm Suntameion. Comins ts tan. kaeae ee the tactics and policy of Messrs. Seward and Weed | Eagieson, Phighiand Guards) Inspected—three com- | irsioned ane, nd thirty two non commissioned | officers and privates; company B, (Scottish Guards ) Capt. A. U. Castle—two commissioned officers and thirty two non-commissioned officers and privates company ©, (Caledonia Pusileers ) Capt. MoLeay—two com mitsioned officers, aad thirty-one nom commission- ed officers and privates; company D, (Washington Continentals.) Capt. Darrow—three commirsianed offl- cers, and thirty-lour non-commissioned officers and privates; company EK, Capt Fisk, was not inspected ; company F. (City Continentals.) Capt. Knapp—three commissioned officers, and thirty four non-commis- sioned officers aud privates; and lastly, but by no means least. was the brave Major Dykman. Company E, Capt. Dykman, and bis twenty six men, fought in the Mexican war; and he and mort of his men bear honorable scars, testimonicls of their bravery in that glorious feat of arme. Pew Averion at Cacrany Cuvaen.—On Wednesda: uetien of the pews in Calvary church, of whic! Dr. Hawke is pastor, took place, when the py ing extraordinary prices were given, casting into shade the prices lor the frst choice of seats to J By Lina’s concerts:— Price ef Name of Purchaser. Premium, Pews. « are changed, and the anti-reaters are directed to take up the barnburners, and cut the hunkers on the democratic state ticket. The coalition ticket, there, fore, will stand as follows :— Governor— Washington Hunt (whig). Lieut Governor—Sentord BE, Charch (barnburner ) Canal Comm'r~ Ebenezer Blakely (whig) Prison Inspector—~Wm P. pron fi Clerk of Appeals—Charies 8, Benton (barnburne: The names cut by the anti-renters, for the pur- pose of defeating them, are as follows :— HUNKERK DEMOCRATS, Governor—Horatio Seymour. Canal Comm 'r—Jobn ©. Mati FILLMORE W Lieut. Governor—George J.C State Prison Inspestor—Abner Bal Clerk of Appeals— Wessel S. Bmith It is perfectly plain, therefore, that if the conven- tion of national whigs, to meet at Utica on the 17th inst., should adopt the State ticket nominated at Syracuse, and the same should receive the . i Hermann Thorn... .... $200 $1,050 united support of the whig party throughout the Lewis Beach... 310 1,100 State—then the Seward men and anti-reaters 4.8. MoComb. . 800 would have the Governor and Canal Commissioner, the abolition democrats the other three officers on the State tickets, and the Fillmore whigs be left in the lurch, as they were last year. Whether it 730 is part of the arrangement to send John Van Buren ws to the U. S. Senate, in place of Mr. Dickinson, Tho remains to be seen; but it behoves both the na- 2 tional whigs and the union democrats to be wise 765 in ume. DACRE EN ‘a Tus Inpia Rusoge Case axp Mr. Horace H. $ Day.—The ether day, we despatched one of our 00 corps of reporters to Trenton, New Jersey, for the 4 purpose of giving a true and accurate report of the 596 Judge’s charge in the suit instituted by Mr. Good- 445 year egainst Horace H. Day for breach of co- = venant. Our attaché performed his duty, and his report was published in this paper a few days ago. Since then, Horace H. Dey, in a sneaking and contemptible monner, published a card imougring the accuracy of a report of the Judge's charge on that occasion; and as there was no report published but thet which appeared in this paper, and which neepeneeeseseessesceteseaessersessec®i? was mede by our own reporter, his remarks of 3 ¥ bg — Browne. course applied to our report. Now, we have in- | 57 Fm epg rid quired into this matter, and we are perfectly satisfied | 60 ow that our report was correct. We will make far- a 4 ther inquiries, end in the meantime, we invite Mr. | 69 00 625 Day, or amy other person who thinks himself rf 4 pi aggrieved by it, to disprove its accuracy. We will | 161 on 610 have no one attached to our establishment, who $ 8 = can be seduced or induced, by either fear orfavor, | 95 wo 505 to euppress any part of a report, or add anything to $ $ = it. Mr. Day§shall have the greatest latitude in | 13 40 455 attempting to make his charge good. While Mr. | = 430 Day 1s making his preparations, we may take the | jeg 480 S trouble to give the real facts and the truth, at the | 88 eo BOS bottom of the litigation in this india rubber busi- | "49 Ss ness, to the public. 180 “0 0s - 185 Aou 456, City Politics. Hf e = = THE WHIG PRIMARY MEETINGS, at Dr. Come wouk 600 3 ‘The whigs of the Second ward have appointed Mesure, Cartled) 475 480 gE J. Mercer,Geo W. Elmer, MP. Museey, Major Linen, and E. B. Braisted, delegates to the District Convention, to be held at No. 4 Broadway. For the Eighth ward— Joseph N. Barnes is unanimously elect- ed delegate to the Utica Convention, and George Boyd, wabstitute, Forthe th ward— William T Macke- rell, Por the Thirteenth ward—James D: For the Fifteenth ward- Isaac 0. Barker, For the Sixteenth For the Seventeenth For the Eighteenth ward ward—Robert G. Campbell rd—Merwin R, Brewer. —Erastus Brooks. DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS Flerence McCarthy has teen nominated by the Vourth ward Democratic Convention for Assistant Aléerman for the ward. Por the Bighth ward— Alfred Barmore, The delegates to the fifth Congressional District met. but adjourned without a nomination, the Fourteenth ward beieg unrepresented. A new tlection has beem ordered for that ward. and for the Ninth, this day. The Sixth Congressional Convention have put in nomination the follewing candidates — Alderman Shaw, Joho M. Bradburst, © F588 econ enc eweceoncnccenonncesSPSEESSESRESERESSESSSSSSSESS SSS SSE SEE SEzEuee ee RRR RRR RNR +3334 133333 turned to the city from wick. NJ. They presented numbered 31 maskets. The pri awarded to Messrs Jordan, Gra nd Grott. They were ity Rree Band The target es minus the bull’ Vaensele for the Pacisc. The following is a complete list of the vessels which have railed from the Atlantic porte for the Pesite coast, (with the dates of their clearamces) since the = ult, The whele oc cleared within the peried 2of whieh were for ma; 1 fer Taloshun ie Astoria, Oregon, and the balance, 20, for Calitoe- { inclede whalemen | —Heory Motier & young German lad, wa® 1m by wm infuriated ox yeaterday in Went street, and severely injured. He was sub tent to the City Hospital, where he remaine in a prose tious state, It eecme the animal, alter being landed from one of the North Riv steamboats, became | frightened, broke sway from the herd. and ran through feveral streeta followed by a crowd of men and a | opretting ty thing that bi ned to be ia e muder teveeal pereone have been seriously | burt. New Exrwres Live press Company has | bern orgn ations to be be- He ot city. Mobile. New Otlen # and the South Ps tern States, and betworm New Orleans Havana ? mor N Tork, ave end California. The priveipal h 7 & D. Gedfres. You n Ptimeon, bar been long im the er > p Mary sod Adeline, N . of this city, h Samioest) W ileon bos ® Trew aso vue Oxse ov <3 4 eting of the Board of Commis. P , f on Wedn eoteay, the tem ‘mony i ' ’ . pat ie by Dr. Weber against the rearone assigned fot Na N | remev take eration, and. it ba ' rong. The case was « t the members op. 0 completely refated the ebarge, This is all we cam tell the reader at prevent upon the subject, the meet- | Ing Laving been held wich closed doors Tre Awenreas Teerert The anniversary address | the Ameriean Enetitute wilt be dalt acie, at baif pact seven o'clock this ereni je Atvold, Bey. of Providence oe Twimatir, President of t Beate will be free. Will preside, A Lott Cuno Foun —Some five years since. a poor Formas of the name of Moone, rent ber child, eight years of age. mpon am errand. toa grocery store, since which tine all attem pte to find the whe ehild | proved aboative. A few days rim nop trial The Saab ee ee the fret order. Vet, im this | Sheae the tree polealelib or Gat | t wal. Quotations for nearly every fancy in the | trated i vige, by © mest eccompll and & very buoyant fosling | oy ay hed Armee ed among speculators generally. At the first en her omnes then cut fake Oe AT LOTR | board, United States 6's, 1867, went mp \ pér cent; ("the ‘tush lonati Riding Acstemy om, Pourth | Tilinols 6's, 1. sinee We uy, an admirable tens! 4 rot Bosking, Ties, of Fy mr if yo i fn geared iter Teote nd hoot, sof a oe ve #peculators have, within the past few days | Stryke, for yo.xteel ves, ov ont ot Farmers’ Loan, and the probability | Che enter and Waltzing is one oples r conv sreasion a the cool seas fey. Ucn thn, for 8. teaches ono ot are. in to may, une A. BI 100 Fall on in the Usted Sta 4 States, wal whieh for er bb: tanita and after the so 2 ao1m ze 2 penne ss auemse came: ‘eon farmer's house, agai ae she Femalnea upwards of ti “Te this eity and was living as we oper aad ri bil it The beautiful weather of yesterthy 7 oe These happiness was complete. catecd a pember ot OUr citizens ww appear IM waite ate, Lino —Wednesday afternoon, at half-past six in ust KO AFFERT’ Siege f Chath, a otek Scam abe She mma eritame hy | FARES opt asim startet Be jon. cormer | soi see, of Twenty-third street and Lexington avenue It <eheebetiie was conveyed to the office of the Governors of the Amidon’s Fall Style 06 Rentomen's Hatu— house by officer Garry my S° pss , manned superi yet offered to the pe et ” 4 ‘asoortmen: iy fancy a boy's Caps of iy Re es te ue | NS BINT ae ay the pur esterday afternoon, > eiiaaeedinadtt between Bay Boston, Pelham, “and OonBdcaee, dla An «Item Worth "The Items take place, the owners of Bay Boston that make op te assortment of KNOX, the “ Hacter,” are fearing a contest with Pelham, his scoring shi ey Fa Gaeeeienee, tnd Shoes who more speed than they expected. This was @ Ee red ei should itty as Felon dirappointment to the fumbers who visited the Ce ee track to witness the race, A trotting match for $400, two mile heats, bo: Maid and Anne B the witb two men im, and the latter which ip a measure made amends for fail other contest. Mendham Maid, notwithstanding eT, came Off between Mendham mee = va hocking bad h time-wora pot bevaunrineh i tha preditassend, G2 replated une qual weights, won bandily in two straight heate ‘7 She tock the lead in both beate from the score, and tee lets ee ae was uever hy during the race. Tim - Hosting Panx one, PwILADELPHIA —Trortiva — Wednesday. Oct. 9.—A trotting contest between Lady Moscow and Zachary Taylor took place on Wednesday afvernoom—Lady Moscow in harness, and Zachary Taylor under the saddle. The mare won easily. There were four beats trotted, but the first ons fete Bg Lar ne National Daguerrean Gall. ‘ery, wey, Mysterious.—How did Root create, auon by bis Daguorreoty pe decided no beat, as the nage started without the word. ‘ey a10 magni They The time of the heats were as follows :—2:30}4—2.81— hing. Th ¥ His elegant 204-241. . Eamvouth wast surner of Becesway cea Yranulin tetes N> wonder hin; pictures are Like itveli. Mrs. Jexrvis’s Cold Candy—The @reat fire- are always crowde Marine Affairs, Lauxcuep—At Kennebunk, 5th inst, by Messrs. Bourne & Kingsbury, a splendid ship ot 971 tons, which has been purchased it New York fora Harre packet, and called La Suisse ‘The vawe of the ship recently launched at Bath by Meresrs Trufaut & Drummond has been changed to Continent the owners becoming aware that & New York ship had been recently named Arctic. Tue Bivasisnir AtLantic.— The cargo of the Atlantic Was discharged by nine o'clock yeeterday morning, and her coal war put on board last evening, and ber repairs fnisbed. so Ubat she will sail panctually at her appointed time, The repairs at the dock are com- pleted. New piles have been driven down, on an im- proved pian, and braced with heavy beams, which Amandine for the cure and prevention of supply of this ceighttul prepars= ilnon’s, 05 Broadway. Waters’ Liquid Hair Dye, now exhibiting atthe Puircf he american lusty: ‘the best dye known. Is is is one bottle, and free trom all unpleasant odor trial oy istequested. For exle at Chilson's, 305 Broadway. teem) LO be proof against the recurrence of the former 9 Mew Dpto Detabalene. Gonmins ws Tag er} an cured. . apap treet. The public shoud cuard agsinet imitations.’ See ES ‘The Fair at Tarrytown. viapenen gees. Oe ro hae Kes a bad The exhibition at Tarrytown, yesterday, was bril- | STI Mais ek SP APS whole vil- lianUy wttended, the dey Deiig dine aud inge in bigh spirits, There were some very cimens of fruit. flowers, vegétables. horses wi A portion of the day was devoted to the ploughs, with dynamometer, for to-day ato! another portien to a very well served dinner ‘at the 5,000 Wigs and Toupees always en hand MbDAUAS: & le. lebrated Wig Factory, 27 Y., ana “ , Washing’ e rect vo shrink or cha foug haletront braids, koe 3P Msi | Franklin Louse, and a third to the address to be livered to tb ititude. Dr, Underbill, the worthy ‘Wigs and president, on this cecasion made to the audience | for ti: are sow 1a cats and ail pore 8, 2 of these u w eppropriste imtioductory remarks, on the impor- taee ri rt ee eee eee king. Batohel ‘mi nee Of the euPject Of the speech they were to hear, d then present ed the speaker, Dr, Gardner, of ti y a Wey Rectery is at 4 eet. Copy the ad- . Was brief, eloquent, fercible, He confessed that the jexhibition P and to the point was evidence of great enterprise; but there was one trror whieh he would Wish to disabuse the farmers of: that of ecnfning their labors to practice merely, with- Jiowing themselves to be governed by certain ied ‘A. kde SAUNDERS, 887 Sra Comb Mangtneteny, 2904 Broadway.—The wledge of the mechanical principles of tili- fore, in favor of establishing an for the education of sctenti: e members of such in foreign improve | countries as rising superior to all the difficulties which of x | Other more der; and inet cervaim | Ch ot tis, Gunhe at ‘remium Opem | chemical know ure, aud their respec- Zit QUIMBY, 909% Broadway. tive compen ighest importance. cae tasted The pr obinson, Esq, | Tooth Brashes—Saunders, who also mad. pertinent and telling remarks. | Brosdway, ». ring the fuest quality of The president bimeeit : ahem took t platicrm, aud, | Teoh Brvshen: they are far suyeriot to the tmported: the with « combination of postical humor and solid intel- | bristles are fartoacd in principle, and are war- Fanted not to com» locse th, ligence amused and instructed the audience for a long openers Fancy Cutlery —The most chotee selection seu im tbe eiey: mbracee every tet rtaien's Kaives, Scissors, ny Seon, warramied, sh SAU cKM. Before Judges Eauonds, kdwards and Mitchell. anors the very 7 cr, 10 — Margaret Laving ston, appellant, vs. the Ei way. evcner of Liberty. and S87 Broadway, son Zev 4 ae Company. respondents. —This Saunders’ Dressing Case Factory, 147 and mm of Special Term, whi: = ned an injunet eee Seen See Se Col ca tisha aegee Court ho ‘This Day. Couxr.—Nos, 31, 61, 67, 76, 84. 85, 86, 95, 97, 104, 107, 108, ud, ila, 1d, pet 14, LIT to —Part 1—Nes 721, 720, 735. 741, 149, 61. Part 2d adjourned to Seturday (General Term )—Nos. 23, . 45, 86, 87, 214, 38, 99. 0h $8, ne many advantages over iow for aso oevien, Ke mae ing exgee oom heats viilse beer remivin at breking at ‘snd Sey reodway,and 378 Strusd, London, PI tan lip no compassion now for those 1 Tie Doloreux, ry Malls for Europe and California. ‘The regular mail for Hivans, Chagres, Panama, California, &c.,&e., to go in the steamship Georgia, mireet. $1 per Hutching’s Dyspeptn Fwy revert A say aa Laat hove The Nations! Inrurance Company of Boston have- declared o semi-ennual dividend of eight per cont, payable on demand. a ‘The Washington Insurance Company, Boston, have declared » divide: @ of six per cont, " The Manufacturers’ Insurance Com; or have declared a semi-annual dividend ef ten por seat” payable on demand At the second board there was ® further improve ment in prices, and the market was very animated,’ ‘We have not known for months 00 much activity o¢ ‘he afterneon board. Néarly two thousand tharvs of: Morris canal changed hands at an advance of X per cent. More than three thousend shares of Parmem* Loan were sol t am advance varying frem 3 tol pex- eent on prices current im the morning. Canton: went up %. The movement in Morris eamal has just commenced. ‘There ore portion inthe malted Soe- several thousand shares of the stock, amd it is impos- sible to tell where the rise will stop. If the ealoula- tions of the managers of this canal are realised within. the next three years, the stock is at this moment worth double what it is now selling at. They are getting up the steam pretty fast in Wall street, and we have ne doubt the fancies will run up rapidly during the next week. ‘The demand for Mexican land warrants eontinuet active, but the views of holders generally are above those of buyers. We quote $125 » $130, between whick. rates a few have changed hands. ‘There is very little doubt that the Toronto and Lake Simcoe railroad will roon be in the hands of eontract- ors. ‘Ihe people of Toronto appear to anderstand per- fectly well their own interests, and the completion of this important line, connecting Toronto with the head- waters of Lake Huron, will advance the prosperity of that city more than any other work of internal im- provement it could construct. The County Council of Simcoe have voted a grant of £50,000 im debentures, and Mr. Capreol, the projector of the road, is urging the corporation of Toronto to come forward with £100,000, the balance wapting to make wp the £500,- 000, which will insure the completion of the whole line. In aid of the corporation £100,000, several of the most wealthy inhabitants of Toronto have al- ready contributed about £12,500. ‘The following account of the receipts and expensee of the Boston and Worcester Railroad, is from an off- cial source :— Boston asp Worcester Ratinoan. Receipts from December, 1849, to Ist Septem! bie 1860, 9 mo $514.786 56 Expenses +> 262,628 92 9252257 04 Reverved income 8404 68 $200,602 32 Dividend st Jane, 3 peroent $135,000 Ue Interest acceunt .... 199 28 Balance income account Ist Sept., 1850. The earnings for the nine months exceed those of Jast year to the rame date, $46,862 26. The increase in September was $4605 04, making total inerease te October Ist, $51.467 20. The entire increase has beer in passenger receipts, making a gain of seventeen per ceut, The January dividend will not probably be +0 large a8 the Western Railroad’s lines could be united in one corporation, the saving in expenses, under @ single manage ‘t, would make the united lines safe and sure eight per eent stock, which would doubtless command in the market se good prices as those paid for the Lowell and Fitoh~ SSlAESS: 33 3 Sgazenssy 225% s*speregsas= a 5 siuske3 EE a & BLE ubrodt. ‘Mr. Gao. 0 why , daug! ter of Benisd Cotoen, Taberpac'e, by: Fa we aon —_" mg g ev. Dr Thompson. Mr 0 , Of Jersey Resecesa H Prant. of of New York. om aa Bian, « u inet the Rev. Mr. Harlem, Mr. Wittiam @, Guanane to Mion Meseice, Coxvox, both of the same On the oxh nat. by the of this city, te New Jersey. . 8 A Corey, Mr. Janne. Mise Parar Siexscs, of Colt'e | Will close im ibis city at two o'clock, this after | Boon. | ‘The Weexty Henato, for these mails, will be pub- K lished at ten o’elock this morning. pa | The mails for all parts of Europe, to go in the steam: | wae sy Te, | abip Atlantic, will close to-morrow morning at haif- & vonie, | past ten o'clock al ie Kincrea Soakisn.. Soup ten ten oaks) | The Weexuy Henaco, for these mails, will be pub- | Mashed in French and Egilsh, at half-past nine o'elock ne aves 6 orrow mornl le copies, in wrappers, sixpence. to poe, ean to be w » Sol large bot! hee. ~ ‘Ay | each.” Lange deductions to foreien sender, Cail our wonderful cures and talk with the Dr. himself. § a ngus' . a, August A a ro bey hey os entirel jitters 1 well a8 8 goo Se. and se Next Mayor—First Meeting of the People. —Finewen ann Frenwn, Anov.—The friends of Alfred incor of the New York Fire Depart- iM meet in the Square, im fromt of Philemon Mil- of Grand and Benry streets, on Monday even- at 7s o'clock. By order of jor of the Committee, Of Sandy Hook, Oct. 8, 1850.—At a meeting | | the paeseng: om boerd the U. nity of manner exhibit eeol, and senelbly the caremittt anh ¢ somewhat pr) ime, bear sane Lis worth as « Senetitavion in less than a the sojlit, ire for the Kinkness and va t thair bands, And be it further Resolved, That this oxpression of our ard be published im the New York Herald end Morning Somes inaeirer, fon of Phany of governing re ius to the preven! st “Tyran HF aul ts, the hore f, Trenanay, October 10-6 P The market was exceedingly active this mo: A practice of larger portion of the transactions were for cash, | New Haven Railroad. per cent on the ep in the face of sales of Sbout fifteen hundred shares. Holders of Erie Bonds | Were not dirpored to sell at the adv: and we doubt | if much higher prices would bring out say amount of bonds. There is too much difference between the two classes of mortgage bon de, and the second class should average full five per cent above prices now current, to correspond more cortectly with those of the first Mortgage. There appears to be & pauee In Read. fe iihe ine ter patroniee hie of White etn 3 af Books. ine Theor “ey, Divinity, eed. Bibiios| revels, im varions Iangum be. ke. ¥ heme yom Invitation, At Home. At Chureh, ozk eee Brie | joe Railrond, Purchasers are anxious to depress for the acoommodati prices, and have partially withdrawn from the market, This course may not b desired oF anticipated, and the prob they Will not wait long for it, bat go om and fil up their line et ruling rates, whatever they may be Canton Company conti to move upwatd more ra Mrs. HM & Colby be beg ‘leave to remind | Pily than eny other fancy on the livt, Lt their Hind patrons and te rablic i geceral, that trey @ opinion, selling for so much pre stest tatty ol taeblnanle Paring ee eray] | that it isa most dangerous stock totouch. Thers wer rf Ladies. if “you wish to oa handsome no sales of Lang Irland to-day, and the only inquiry for | this stock f¢ from the bears, for delivery on eontrncts matured aud maturing. Some of the leatiog boll nee aod ee —— to J. ns WikuRe' carry it up several percent Pobi On Wednesday, Ly inst, 8. Exon rthur Ei ily are respeetfully invited te te ral, without further imyit , from, Ne 101 Chambers street, on ‘aday morning, “et u On Thurrésy morning, 10th inst., phy +f snes sicknesr on Poe Geascurr, Mee ome of her age, ® native Teghon, count, Loaghre, parish of Cashel. Ireland - a te Her friends and relatives are respeetfully invited to attend faveral. from h-r brother-io Henry O'Neil, No 16 Hamilton street, N Friday, the llth inet The funeral will ke plese ot Lovelock. precisely. “ Requissont in pace,” On Thi ay afternoon, léth inst, afters few days iilpess, Sinan G , daughter ot George and Aan The Tricnds of the fasuityl are reepee tn e frien 1° familyf are it to attend the funeral ie my ny ey a from her eo ag oy treet ted to attend ber tuneral fro: No 22 Camnon S o'clock, P.M re te residence, et, om Sunday, the 19th inst., a€ No carriages NITED STAT. o pal poo Ne AILS FOR ©. LIFORNIA— vost cp Vouk, = 9, 1550.—The bh ey per Uni York, urePss te, be An ned pe ited burt a online ‘tne, wii elost 'y to aaah by Si¢- tere and feel the form he turn, shake, and aleg vce of ta sah, niment on the pisse INSURANCES, ITE ASSURANCE —NATIONAL LO Se oe= roe! Oliver tablog of ra TARA, General Arcot eo gee | streer, ty ‘ 1 7 Mh ver TELEGRAPHIC, ‘ PANY. s avoiding the mecesaity eribing tnd cope Timbility to error m= hasing articles in the | kinds were in id to-day, at better p aro you will tnd a'ropsrine Peeteh | ‘The teceipte at the office of the Aulstant Treasurer eat Bart npe ter er’ Pessomabie, wise # very supe | of ort to-day ounted to $71 6 Hor orticle of Overshoes. oF 7, ab, balance ff,