The New York Herald Newspaper, October 13, 1850, Page 1

WHOLE NO. "TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENGE, 5968, Our Boston Correspondence. Boston, Oct. 12, 1850. Important Proceedings in the Protestans | The Welcome of the Twrkuh Commissioner to Eptscopal Conve:tion—Refusal to Restore Bishop Onderdonk, dc. Cisounmart, Oot. 12, 1860. refused to restore Bishop The Houce of Bishops he Onderdomk, and have r e00s of New York, both by » majority of about 2 to 1. Acanon has been parsed by t and Lay Deputies, prov.ding for th» election of an assistant Bishep where the Bishop of @ diocoess has been L ‘The order of the day was taken up at 11 o ‘being the momorial from Maryland, and the proposed anon of Episcopal viritatious. The conventio: esterday, adopted # resolution providing fer a triennial mecting of the trustess of ‘the Theological Beminary at tho same time with the onvention. at Pelitical Information. MOVEMENTS OF THE WHIGS Iv NSW YORK. Trnaca, Oot, 12, 1850, Tho national whigs of this place held » meeting this @vening for the purpose of seivcting representatives | sta: ‘to ms county convention, which ia to appoint delegates tothe Utica Convention. B.G Ferris, Bsq , was ap- pointed chairman, end John Kendall, secretary. There Were only twomty-four perscns in attendance, includ- ing a few whig hunkers and barnburners. The whig wesses were not there; ‘he old whig platform. Uriea, Oot. 12, 1850. The Oneida County Whig Convention met st Rom to-day, and made the following nemi grees, Oreamus B Mattison, (the present incumbent;) for District Attorney, Roscoe Voroklia; Supsrinten- dent of the Poor; Schuyler Wade; Justice of the Ses- sions, Evan J. Bvane. The convention adopted reso- Tations endorsing the courts pursued by the President and bie cebinet, as weilas coe Hoa Henry Olay, and Gov. Pish. A resolution wax «iso passedexpressing the senre of the comvention as ageinxt the Fugitive 8's ve lew and the extension of slavery. The ber’ of feel- dmg prevailed throughout the session. Synacess, Oot. 12, 1860. The National Convention *'sh was oulled today, Bas adjourned till the 15t.) wat. MOVEMENTS OF TUE DUMOCRATS IN NEW YORK. Atuany, October 12, 1860, ‘The democrats have novoinated Erastus Corning as ‘Warir candidate for Cbngre.« in the Thirteenth district, and Andrew J Colvin as District Attorney for the vounty Burrate Ostober 12, 1850. The Erie County Democratic Convention, new in mevsien, have nominated the Hon F. P. Stevens tor Congress, and Benjamin V Avetin for Prosecuting Attorney. Both of these gentlemen are barnburners. THE DEMOCRATS IN WISCONSIN. Mi.wavcim, Oct 11, 1850. ' The democrats of the Pirst Congressional district ~-they will be found true te | Sultan for 3 if his tions:—ForCon. | peril, whem che bands of all the po Boston—Speech of the Mayor—The Reply of Amin Bey, &c. ‘The Ottoman Commissioner, Amina Bey, and his suite, arrived in this city by the ears of last night, ‘od the petition of the dio- | from New York, and put up at the Revere House. At about 12 o’clock, the Mayor, Mr. Bigelow, House of Clerics, | with several of the aldermen of the city, called at the hotel, to offer to Amin Bey a welcome on the part of the city. The Mayer made Amin Beya very happy and appropriate address, to which the Bey replied with the same aptaess and good breed- ing which characterized his remarks in other 8. Mr. B. said— Thave come with the gentlemen whom I have just bad the honor of presenti your arrival in Boston. to express to you the p! sure which your visit gives us. both on account of the high esteem and r: ot which we, in common ell otber citisens of United Si entertain for the present minded and noble- Sultan of Turkey, and on account of the and friond- ship which we feel for you personally. We are pecu- larly a commercial people, and have many valuable relations with the Ottoman empire—relations of long ing; but no motives of interest, not even those of a commercial nature, hundreds of years old, could have spoken so strongly to us, as the ane, the be- nevolent, the noble and generous course which your oung sOvercign pursued in protec! end preserving e lives and of the bre: ut unfortunate Hungarians. Notwithstanding that we are of a dit ferent race anti faith. we admire your good hearted the honorable path he then governmont has beretofore been familiar to us all as the “fablime Porte,’ the conduct of its sove- reign in faver of the helpless, but eminently brave men whom he succoured in the ‘hour of their pres ful Cl an monarchs cf Europe were withheld from them, has \« bim doubly sublime in our estimation. Asa re- presentative of t! Far Kast’ tot! ie West,” I am jogiand; and it will g! y ‘Ty opportu- nity in my power of examiving all the public institu. tutions and the edifices of private industry within the cit> of Boston and its vicinity, ‘e are informed that Amin Bey’s reply was much as follows:— I thank you most sineerely for the kind welcome you have been pleas: d to express to me. I have heard neh of late of the beautiful prospects of the Northern States of America, but I bad no idea of the peculiar fnirness of the hillk and valleys, and ot the homes of gland. I learned with much pleasure that I bed been chosen to vixit the new world, and especially that [ was to speak there the friendly feelings of my sovereign for the guvernmentof the United States, and toexpress the high esterm which he entertains for their people, I trust that fon ma: increase a ly relations whic! strengthen xisted between the two countries. It is it may alco be productive of more exten- commercial reistions between his subjects and citizens of the States I teel peculiar! gratified by the ki pressed yourself im jonored sovereign in regard to the Hi ‘was epontaneourly adopted by him. a1 part of the us be of his heart. His good intentions and purposes have been warmly parti- cipated in by the Tag ond ofthe United States, and their liberality has been bountitully expended in favor of the Hungarians who sought a home in America. Hos- pitality end generosity are traits of character equally Geld a convention on the 9th iast On the thirty-sixth | prominent among Mussulmane and Americans; and ballot, Andrew Elimore, of Weukesha county, was nominated as a candidate tor Congress, to ly thy ‘place of Charies Durkee, the present tree soil inew Dent, whose term expires with the present session. A number of resolucions passed by the conven- tion in favor of free soil. interval improvements, land Zetorm, cheap postage, homestead exemption, free ‘tredo, and direct taxation The convention also +x- Preened itsclfin favor of T! omas Hart Benton for the Moxt Presidency, and in opposition to the Fugitive have law. Whe Florida Tilection, Crancesron, Oot. 11, 1850. resent whig incambent, bas vogeess ta Jacksonville, and Hdward ©. Cabell, th: Jcecelved 64 majority tor 212 majority in Madison. Ohio Election. Pirissvnon, Oot. 12, 1860, The following are the maj -rivior im Zanesville City:— sobmeon, 166; Conover, (anal Commissioner, 114; Barper (whig), Congress . jatar. Boaron, Oot 12, 1860, Vhe Vermont Legislature met at Montpelier on Thursday. D, W. Clark, whig, was elected Clerk of the Benate by a vote of 1i to 9 The House balloted Afteen times for Bpeaker before sMecting an elec- tion. Thomas ®, Powers was the whig candidete, and “his vote rar frem 96 te 105. Oo the foarteenth ballot shi, 101; W.Orundy.10; J.B. Bowditoh, 10; the fifteenth ballot Dr Pc rere, of Woodstock, was lected Bpeaker Amin Bey ta » dee. Dostes, Qotober 12, 1650, Amin Bey was presen’ at a sapper given te the Sancera, at Faneuil Hell. atver their returm here, aad Ghrough an laterpr tor replied to complimentary sen- iments fo a plearing manver A meeting of the opponents to the Fugitive Biave law will be held in Fans uil Hall om Monday night. Jenny Lind tn Boston. suoron, Votobor 12, 1850. Jenny Lind’s oomoert at "itehdurg Depot. last aight, “wes well attended Herz voine rounded m better im ‘this hall than in the te ie. The Inet concert in this city in at the same place to-night She leaves on Mon- day for Philadelphia, wuere she wit ding twice during the week, and then return to New York, The proceeds ot Jenny Lind's charity concert at Boston wee $6,000, end not $10,000, as stated by calegraph. re zs Dismal Swamp Nonrous Oot. 11, 1860, Navigation has commenced in the Dismal Swamp Canal Vessels commenced runnleg through it yes- terday. There are vbout four feet of water in the ow “mal, and uniees we bare rain soon, nevigation wil; again be ruxpended. The hands belonging to the steamer J.C. Coffee are working lusttly to get off the abip oe and it was expected that they would so- oom, theit objret by mignt gary contngnes sailed yesterday for Mobile. Wea- éher fas ind light ‘We perceive by to wight's Southern great Union meeting is to take place in Masocgee q@ounty, Georgia, ou the 16th. There are hundreds of ignore to the call. ‘The first load of new sugar orrived at New Orleans op the 4th inst. ‘The feceral of Mr EB. Mitel who was shot in the morning, and was # mile in Reosipts within the pact 24 b. Tels, whent, 10 00 burn: for Hour ie firm tor thy Seavy and tur tire for prime whe menoe at $1 18. T' aivy for cern is mostly for th enet; sales 2000 bus mixed Western at Gde Barley isin the immediate protection which it was my sovereign’s happiners and pride to extend to the unfortunate. is now being anently bestowed upow them in this ocuntry. aball be most bappy to avail myself of your kind offer, and I will visit, with much interest, as many of the public institutions and places of pri- vate inuustry, as my time will permit. The Mayor subsequently conducted Amin Bey to the Bunker Hill Monument, and to some other of the more prominent parts of the city. Our St. Louis Correspondence. Sr. Louis, (Mo) Oct. 4, 1850. The Montesquious—Forgery Case—Convictron for Murder—Misourt Polrtics—Business— Steamboat who, it will be Tecollected, have been once tried in the ¢riminal court of this county, for the alleged murder of T. K. Barnum and Albert Jones, hes been again postponed, and it is now generally understood that at the November term of the court a nolle prosegui will be entered, and the accused discharged. The younger of the two, who is of sane mind, has, for several months, been at large on bail, while the elder, Gonzalve, has been undergoing close con- finement and medical treatment, at the hospital of the Sisters of Charity. His insanity is of the melan- cholic order, and at times he appears quite rational Yesterday morning early, he eluded his keepers and escaped to the streets. Search was made, but ineflectually, till his brother Raymond recollected that he had often expressed a desire to go to the country teat of Mr. Charles Chouteda, sevea miles ont of town. Messengers were sent out, who found him near the residence of Mr Chouteau, on his return totown. He had walked the whole of the distance, and wes walking bask. A horse was offered him, which he declined, and continued his journey on foot to the hospital, The fiendish desire to execute this man for homicides he evi- dently commited while he was insane, has almost departed, and it is preaurvable that the prosecuting ationey Will no longer be restrained from dismins- As) case, through the fear of what is called i inion. PiThe examination of F.M. Harris, the coach- maker, who efiected several forgenes on oy institutions here, is now progressing before the Ke- corder. Nota doubt of dis guilt remains. His operations have been $1,200 from the Bank of Mis | souri, on a forged cheek 1a the name of Mr. Ti 000 from Pege & Bacon, ona check in the name of L. Pic ‘ot, and $800, same. As you may have been advised, his detection was esentation, through a drayman, of ed cheek, also in the name of Mr. ‘The forgery was detected, and d to the arrest of Picot, for the drayman detained, which | Hers and his business partner, Schuster, who is | supposed to be an accomplice. Hy ie morning, a person named Gallagher wat found guilty of murder in the first degree, in ow criminal court, end will doubtless be hanged. His crime was a most fiendish one. By 1eans of dru, brandy he stupefied a poor intemperate woman, residing in the upper part of the town, and then ravished and choked ber to death. He wis found dreuk, lying by her side, and her little oh i- | dren occupy ing the same room. We bave now about one teed een sao county jail; some live or siz are under sentence vu! death for marder, beeides several who have been sentenced to long terms of imprisonment, for va- Thous shades of homicide. I have nothing of peculiar interest to commu- nicate with regard to political affairs. The three partiee—whige, Mentonites, and anti-Bentonitese— are lying back, and awarting the assembling of the Le Mr. Benton's onty hope is from the any dieafiection springs op in th | strength, a por and he will be re-elected) The I feel aeeured, will form no alliances whatever, wih any second Cay 2 Their object is to defeat | Benton, bat in doing this they wilt yield nothing to The Benton men will reme! the whigs. firm; and if the whigs do the same, M iri muat get along for two years but one Senator We have aremarkebly pleasant eutuma so far, and our city is quite healthy. Basmess, how- ever, has been unusually stagnant, there being little demand abroad for our leading staples. The western rivers, woo, have been lower than ueual for the seavon, 90 that freigh's have swallowed w the profits of shipments. The West, howe waking up to the importance of railroads, aa feir demand and wtendy, rales 26.000 bushels ot 7$¢. for Rurraco, Oot mate 4.3 Receipts within the . 24 hoarse —Flour, a; wheat, bis Veebels; oro. nous, Bales 100 bole. Rout at $8 87% for Michigan The iow 4 Of wheat are scarce ond Womted: rales 2,600 bushels Obio at Slo. o There je bat |) te Oe east ae yeaverday; sales of mix: Miuw Oct 11, 1850. Winter whoat may be quote d a 700 bus, wheat, 450. 2600 Oovatry Sour sells at @. and city mille at $3 02 $3 89 Barrocone, Oot. 12, 1850, ‘Wheat bas declined. Red selis at $1. Fiour also ‘2 dull and drooping bas ” nee sentenced te be ex euted om the Sat. oF November, for tbe. murder of hie wile Wis Be recht: wns the chic’ witnees against him. TBI ip the eapital conviction that ever rreé le Peat comets 7 © onthe Oth iortens, Mr P. T. Ber Th io stated sees oe eesollere “the secoed thewsned them the teligions society burned is April leat, at Bridgeport oue of revabding it aebels 4! anit lunpected at Byre h ine few yeure we shall see a different estate of affairs. I heard of erotuer steamboat disaster to-day. The little steamer Financier burst her connecting pe, above the rm ot the Mississippi, killing Mr. King, (the captain’s son,) and Mr Greene, engineer. Both were asleep in their berths. Two others were badly ecalded. Yours, Anrevs. Tur Coat. Trape.— The quantity of coal sent by Teitroad this week is 47,620 11, which is an increase of nearly 5,000 tone over inet week. The railroad company ron day and ind not even the elec- tion caueed any obstruction tothe trade during the kh. The company i+ a extraordinary ex- oom to work © i otto machinery to the best advantage they have sarpameed most = soguine weekly trapsported to and aleo the trade on Little Sehaylkall, eom- menced during the wee The demand for eon! fs greeter than (he ability to supply vain firm: of board at Richmond Ot 2 —DMimer's Journal, | Appotnement hy the Prestdent. Robert uC amphe | Teme awd for the President, ei of granted under the authority of fn pinct Of Bdmund M Byaps, cot SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 13, 1850. ns BOARD OF ALDERMEN. The Agricultural Fair at Tarrytown. The Bociety of Agriculture and Horticulture, of Westchester county, had their annual exhibition om Thursday and Friday. The display was by no moans equal te that of the preceding year, yot it was exceed- firmed. ‘ngly imtoresting. A large number of prises were | Gwarded for fruits, stook, vegetables, &e. The Ame- | loan Institute gave the prises for the ploughing and | spading, the contest tor which came off on Friday, age ‘The President in the chair. PETITION REFEBR! Petition of Hose Company 31, for & Alderman Fuanatin offered the —That the Oct. 11.—The Board met at a little after 6 o'clock. ‘The minutes ef the last evening were read and con- ow carriage. following resolution treet Commissioner be requested to re- to this Beard if there are any person or his department who in th 1 forming en sfdllonal attraction to this fair which eral forernnent, ed feoelving pay tala ouevisee rather a minority of the other sex, We regret that the table.” ee our limit of space will not allow us to give in full a | PRTITION® ADOFTED. detailed sccount of everything emusi: that was | Petition ef Hook and Ladder Co. No. 8, for anew ey on, but are even com; to leave out the truck; petition of Engine Co. No. 14, for an increase of premiums for all else save the two main features ¢f the occasion. is the result of the plough match :— To Thomas Kear: ploughman, of Westchester ith Meyher & Co.'s plough, firet prise, To Mr Munn, ploughman, of Orange, Basex co N. J. with Meyhers’ Bergen plough, second prise, sliver To Mr. Peck. plowghman, of Orange, Essex count; N. J., with Meyber's Ragle D, third prise, ‘@plome. | Of members to the number of 60 ; report Committee, in favor of Pier No. 44, North River. | Friendless. ELECTION roLLs. It was resolved that the election polls ward be held in the following places, Ist District—Meroer House, of To Archibald Henderson, finishing im 68 minutes, | Resolved. firet prize, tilver cup. ‘bat Joseph Southworth be | spector of Election of Third district, # to #ige, in the ‘ Pp Fo B. Gridiths, in 47 minutes, second prise, silver medal, To Joseph Mulley, im 553, minutes, third prize, diploma. ‘o B. Peacock. in 49 minutes, @ volume of the | “ Transact of the American Institute,” of 1849— the difference between his work and that of Mr. all indeed. be ttee on this match consisted of Colonel D.K Sherwood (the gentleman! reiary), Mr. Lecke, and Zener Huight, with David Bi Chas, Turnure, Alanson Nash, and P. B. Mead, of the Ame- | rican Institute | t one o'clock, and four, ple and exeellent din- y Mr Wilson, the civil aud liberal | host ot the Franklin House, were enjoyed by his nu- merous patrons, and everything went off delightfully. «The Hon John A Dix in thy afternoon, in the pre- sence of # large number of ladies and gentlemen, the tent erected tor the purposes of the exhibitior délivered an address of & practical character, thor his allusions to the free echool law were deemed mapvy out of place before such an assemblage, He ped and tl Yooated increasing the stock of knowledge among our general Sericulturiste—ot paying more attention to the che. | _ iid. The probable amount of r Mistry ot solle—of improving on the hints thrown out | ubder by our State geological survey—of limiting tarms to | regular and extra rents, im the place of John O'Neal, resigned. WATER KATES. Inance was Teguli water rents, to sult of the practical in | ter may be free to all consumers for do: | charging only for » ter manufacturing and b interest 0: nue that acres which could be brought under proper cultiva- | 4th, Any other information the department tion, and of applying an impr. taste to the com- | in possessior that may essint struction of farm ¢ in perfecting some per: em in a oped that, with the grewing facilities for learning the ‘Dest | principles of taste in rural architecture, an im- | Locatr provement might show itself Iu this particular. The | The following roaolutio Fejadice against stove houses ought to beeradicated, the matter was referred, were read :— morpheric alr between the roperly built, with Walls. they would be as dry as other houses. He hoped te eee more of them ouilt, because they were more dui d well suited to our climate, A variety of themes. most of them urged with trite remarks. par- went one, THE Lar: Elm and White streets be granted to thi sion of the New York State Militia, duri sure of the Common Coune! mane nt! this subject, more equal in its operation than the pre- and that $—— be a priated towards erecting a suitable building to be extending and lengthening There were several petitions for the remission of | taxes; among which was one from the ladies compos- | ing the management of the New York Ho. for the the Righth The Joint Committee consisted of Colonel D. K. | Wooster streets ; 2d ditte, 1) Bherwood, J ames Knowlton, and Blibu Leach, with J. | 186 3 ring st.; 4th ditto, corner of Do: G. Bergen. Tyler Fountain, and H. W. Tibbets, of the | Variok te (Hasleton’s); 6th ditto, corner of Dom: Aperican Institute. nick and Hudson sts. (Westervelt’s) ; Tth ditto, No. 303 The following is the result of the spade match— Bpring st. Hime, dne hour, area, 20 feet by ten depth, 10 | Rerolved, That the poll of the first election district ‘Inches :— | @f the Beco ard be held at No. 131 Fulte: et The following was submitted by the Alderman of Tenth ward, and adopted: niphenee adopted by th Common and collected by the Croton Aqueduct Department; and whereas the rates 60 fixed are deemed by many unjust and unequal in their operation and onerous in their bearing upon the Various interests thereby affected—Therefore, be it Resolved, That the Croton Aqueduct Board be re- quested to communicate to the Board, Ist, The re- Operation of the present ordi- ance Sxing the various water rates, and what modifi tions, if any. are required in its provisions. 2d, Their opinion upon the propriety of abolishing all the regular water rents, #0 that the use of the ness purposes, or’other extra- ordinary uses—the deficiency betwwen the receipts water debt to be collected by will acorue present ordinaace for the present yeer, for y be Common Council relat! to of the committee to whom That the plot of ground on the northeast corner of Firat Divi- 2 the plea- PPFO~ used ticularly those upon labor ity of | exclurively for military purposes. which needs no puffing. re dwelt upon in the dis- | Tesolved, That upon the expiration of the present ich was patiently listened to; and atthe leare to Messrs. French & Heiser, of the premises vote of thanks and @ resolution to print are the country, papers, were adopted. It war voted. alco. to priat Dr. Gardner's address, deli- | vered on Thuraday. 7 i There was an auction at tle close of the exhibition Of fruits, flowers and fancy articles; and through the T neerbill, ented to the First Division of the New ilitia during the pleasure ef the Common previously procured Bind consideration of Dr gratuitous dis- After # very lenzthy discussion. princi tribution of gra enlivensd the scene, the Indies | to two of three members of the Board, ie Farticularly sbaring in the bounty—thegentiemen, in sent back to the committee to fill u Mert cases. surrendering their share of the delic! fruit for the gratification of the fair sex. it to be ropriated; end ii | this decision,» P** 4 taple and suitable grounds The © The Franklin (La) tenner, of the 26th ult., says:— | of tb: be oft, The result of our inquirios respecting the cane crop of ‘be Board adjourned at 8 Colock to & 0% this parich is not us eatisfactory as we would je Planters from different sections opposite In the absence of the President, opinions as to the yield a no doubt, bi fects the o'clock, it was od tal Proceedizgs. The minutes of the Tread god cuntimerd. Rreepecte, YRTITIONS REFERRRI nee inthe renult turn out nearly. ifnot quite, as m year; but the jattor say their crops extension of pier st foot of Dey street known sa Castle Garden, the use of the premires be York State Council, to be ured for the purposes ot @ school for military in- struction, provided suitable accommodations are not ly confined report w: moved a reselution that the Common and build. ‘clock this up to half. seconded that he chair. Thore were but embere present at the commencement of the last movtiog were lime; from Thomas Young, f to third short of last year's produca. Ooe ti yr toon the Mitth la very certain—that in the aggreg nue, de y y streeta, short, for the cane in some section: or from eight to twelve lots on Fitty-fourth and Fifty- it bas not t! neem of 5) though rome planters bay otbers, yet none of (hem pretend to agreater yield than that of inst year. and all agree as tos late season. In the parish of St. Martin. by all can learn, there is Dot that great ipeqvality eh rails here, and in many places the cane looks quite howers would be © jomriderabiy bri present acaiovly expect to pay expenses. ebess or & lease of pier at the from the seme for removal of nuisance of rent, for sewer in Thirty. first street, Jor, for the robase of @ gore of land | Apes laid Bg nie ved Ofih streets; from D. yore perme oe or from par- eet; deduction Aquezact petition ‘Of several persons to have a Thisty-third street, from Sixth to ¢ that the Commissioner of Repsirs and esolve: Newsnoy —— inquire and report whether it would not be this city—w to interest of the city to erect a building om the fell papers at the raiirosd depots and steamboats— have organized themselves into society; « meetin; e being held for the purpose on Thursday even'ng, which John Mci'nun wae unanimously elected “King,” end John McGinnis Pinancial The follow. ing constitution and bye-laws we cheertully pablish, at the request of & comm'itee of newsboys:— i Article let. It shat be the duty of every momber of the rocrety to ationd ite regular meetings at the piece telected for holding them, or pay ® fine of six whic ball be distributed among the m It shall be the duty of the King to notify every ber . oF no fine shall b at Fortieth street: new house crected fer their fire apparavua. PRTITIONS ADOPT RD. ed ‘apers ebell be sold at the follow: of Repairs and Bupplies, acking fe Albany Knicker bock«t jor building @ house for Engine Uo. No. 9, fn app’ round used ier (iouverneur market, that will answer purpose of & market Gnd statiou-house for the Beventh ward; for Croton waver in the Fifth aveous, for a sewer in Oatharine street: petition of Hose Company, No. 25, for enlargement of their house; from } ugine Company, No. Zl, to have a In favor of counecting drains with the sewer in ropriati in Merion Journal, ix cents; [i street. thre ELECTION rots. cent It was resolved. that the poll of the Fifth election ot district of the 1fth ward. be held at No. 14 Ludlow street; that 0 Sth ward, be removed trom 8 Chariton street; that the polls for the the Fire Courtland street, in said ward. RIVER THOR Ee The following was submitted by Alderman. Whereas, the Chief of Police, Doner the M. the city are 4 by ga on the preperty of our cit! upon the docks and rivers; page iu au exoredingly adroit end skilful rcb the vessels lying at our docks and in t apd to carry of ot ny member of the rociety who oer t ye above entablished, tices, shall psy a paid money to be divided as above Cth. Shovid any member of the society ah moe,” the rert are be to “goin” and hi owt, or pay © fine of tweive cents, to be divi: “ above. ! The constitution it will be seen. isa very just aad equitable one and ve doubt the lads will thrive under ita influence —Mibuny Knickerbocker, Oct, 12. Powerat of tHe Biswor oF Queene —Yesterday morning. at 9 o'clock. the remains of Monseigneur Bignay, Archbishop of Quebee, were con: Hent tomb There attended the Bpeaker ofthe neil. the Judges, the learned prof-s- 4 Suite, aod the Palace, the Koyal re drawn We exourrions to advoeates the military in drove, unetal, In deep mourning, the sol- ple in byrne | great square occupt ty mnititude, were wouder- fully impressive The body went into the Cathedral, ‘The troops eithdr = The common le pressed into the church Within the alter the body. The bishops, the priew d ecclesiastics, took their positions he funeral party were seated i corner of the great chureh was crowded. and Lf ory peale ahymn A cevotional feeling had tekea orev esion of all pr tand mass commenced. This fetabed. oo effective tapers! sermon was preached by the Reverend Mr Tarcherena, the body was to ite resting place. the whole was ever, The Cathedral wae dressed journing The pillars eup- fronte of the jerten, towne and villages, city with comparetiv the daty or the cit ple protection to 1D Mercantile pursuits in thie city, # arrest these predatory bands of fiw police torce of the city being euilicient to The clergy the the othe he bm powity, eutb: : Therefore. be it Rerolved, That the Commissioner of R the ure of every for t be woe | in the beets of of a Lad elt: they . Te id be but fined for sions ip fine weath: . rough w Ixcesiovs = -". ~ on terday morn! nuspiolous ne pacl saves the Peet Office ia this city, post-marked “St. —Oberles Baker, care of M. Wick to whom the package wae addressed, of two since, on the mali route Low after being detected A few days ® thieves would seine the tee f of be aleo oppored It on against the bart in 4 resten, toe | ¥ im Crime to thie hoard fcr wew oncn Preeti the resclation thereof relative tion of W. 0 avenue, was lost on s division. RESOLUTIONS CONCURRED 1* with the street, cover tn Green streets, to whitewash the eeilings of Clinton alluded to was opeoed and found to conisin - pamphiets, bow 2” cagether gud lersered with | market, Robinson street ja the 9a ward. be ‘anseroort street, be heenet side of Ninth, proneveced that pothing wae Tlie Go pot eeelety Wickersham. He from the WDlekoee of the covers that the i otaveed qomething @hleb wee to aasiet Baker | im mabing his escape, After rem gp AN) he com- enced cutting up the covers ot book, and tre feel) saws about wight inchee lo lemgth, me obinivts use tm eawiag tron wor to view. None hat « workman cowl’ hare oo} (howe saws eTante. tof & Wook, none but & sageoions tegwe | 1 44 be fy rrr oo euggesied the none bate viglient + 4 The Beard of Assistant | 4 some woune tite kd aah whey Ui} Journal, Pale part five, The Presidemt betrg ill, Assistant Ay in his report to or, states that the rivers and docks of # of thieves, who prey up- | vould not be ured. and that was the very tl jection poll of the Bighth district, Spring street. to No 116 election fa district of the Third ward, be held at. 0. 47 Garin: — ly exposed dd that these thieves ma- manner to be stream. g their plunder to this and whereas, it is sto sford fall and am- perty of ail perrous engeged afford rach protection, if the means of detecting and purening | # engeged in ruch illegal conduct is provided for | epics and rn! 1 he Polloe neowwary Police may eather com mitt the gr be | eather, the police would matter was reterred to the Committes on Police The report of the Committe om Arseaments, tn favor of conourring with the Board of Assistants, and to the peth Waddei. tor relief from sesesement for regulating Thirty sixth street from Fifth to Sixth Thel_ & feosiving basin and Fac gg ag connect the northeast cormer of Greenwich and Barclay obair. an Ward, of the Fifteenth eres ratding of the aleusen sas th PRICE TWO CENTS, called to the dispensed with. A potiti inted from members pany jon was ni om pop house. Referred ss of Engine No 7, A ition from lonk and M of bone bosning ‘nveetigntes with » ing whether it to have the subject view to ascertain detrimental to health. RB, eaith ferred to the Committee on Public i: ui Committee on the Croton Aq favor of fenoin; id Thirty-seoon 4 id Broadway luct Department, re- ported ia favor of appropriating $623 03 to for completing the Bowling Green Fountain, On p> tod rence. conourred in. Commitiee on Ordinances of the Board of Aldermen, reported im favor of ame nding the ordinance prohibit- ing bone Boiling. ete , #0 a4 to include # prohibition of bone burn!ng and bone ferred to Committee on din, im establishments, Re- ublie ith. ‘The Committee on Streets reported in favor ot givin, permission to the Boston and New York Telegrap! ompany, io © je the to auto sary them thro and Grand streets; also, poles on their present |: ResOLU TiO! route of their line of wir ugh Sixth avenue, Sullivan, to ereot teveral additional Adopted. Resolution to appropriate $2000 for @ fountain im Woehington Parade Ground. Referred. Resolution te and Maiden ith Resolution appropri: Office of ths Cler! of Oct. 12—The Board met at 5% o'clock afternoon. Present, the © quorum of members tn Hight South street, between Peck slip with gas, Adopted. $10 to pay tor clock ia the joard of Ansistants, erday residemt im the ohair, and air places. PeTI TIONS Petition of Cummings of er & Pollock to be pald amount tract tor regulating Ninth avenue and Ferty- second street. Adopted Of Jehn R. Dingeldine for Croton water, at corner of Sixty-firat street and Third avenue. Granted. Ot J, B. Goodrich to Thirty-: REPORTS 01 have sunken lots, between inth and Fortieth streets, amd between Sixth avenue and Broadway, filled in. Referred. F COMMITT RRS The Committee on Streets reported in favor of con- currence with the Board well aud pump, corner of dred and Twenty-sixth st Bame committee in pave Tenth avenue to po Adopted. Committee on Pub! of Altermen to purcha Fourth avenue and Oae reet Concurred in. r of reforring petition to treet commissioner, with | lic Health reported in favor of concurring to amend the ordinance relative to bone boiling establishments, #0 a6 to include bone burning gud bone grinding establishments im the prohibition. Adopted. ERS FROM THE of an Ald Wo xt. Conon y directed to gi BOARD OF ALDERMEN. m to introduce gus fixtures into the First tion Houre. Concurred ia p ney to take his seat om the lst Monday irred in. Report ot the Committee ou Fire Department tn favor of furnishing » ne w engine to company No.2 Conourred in. Also, in favor of turnishing & new hose eurriage to Hose Compan y No 42. Resolution to change plsoes of holding the polls in the various districts of the Klevexth ward. Conourred in Committee on Fire De 4 new hose carriage to favor of furnishing Hore hose carriage—concurred ing Hose artment in favor of assigning jose Company No. 29; alro ia Company No. 44 with a new in, Also in favor of farairh Company No, 13 with a now hose carringe— concurred in. Report of Committee of Finance, in favor of length- poll to be held at 128th street of the Eight avenue; poll Dotel, in Manhattanville Report of Committee on Roads in Perminsion to owners of ue. between Bighty-rixt je the same at their K eping Pier No 44, North river, Re: in favor of making two election districts in fth ward, first district to bs east of the Bighth rt of Committee on lighting Barrow street, betw h gus. Coneurred Coneurred in of the Third aye | rict to be west the Ringgold | the corn secon) o be Coueu tpense. sand Gas, in favor of | leecker and Bedford streets, wit! Petition of Joseph N. Barnes to have Broadway, be- tween Walker and Canal streets, renumbered. curred in (Retttion of Hook and Ladder No. 8 for e new truck, -! 4 erpense at $200. © Kreouw Resolution to direct Third to Fifth avenues, Keferved. Cor ‘oncurres Kighty-reventh street, from to be regulated and graded. Resolution to adopt some more suitable mode of E Pe Ado Resolved, propriated, to purchase o: ling Brake Fire Engi pertment of this cit: Reeolstion to put of the thiru a rperation eared to the 1d at the foot of Duane ap «rdinance, comprili Referred. Charge of Forgery eure, & mative of tore Justion Lothrop yer forged letter, purporting D. Feiter, of 600 Broads lowing words -— Me. Mele for me the sum of six freuded Both parties arr rrested and locke ‘aught in the A. Stewart, of Broad street, be sew & colors & Co. end’ was capture atte: appre! sting of cc ra the verte was tound on b very. He eirober Mang Cove street was speaking to Beebe # mroment The bio nipple, striking the rib a inches in length. Beebe en to t ound. and deciared it ae afterward conveyed | leet night 6 " of Charles R that hore wae 3 ool nor bad ever suthoriaed to book interfere in ber m: similiar complaints have hose. a ling the strevts th evolution to remove the eighth district poll of the | jy ard from 361 Spring stroet to 116 Uharletoa ited. Bhiai $1,000 be and the same is hereby Resolution calling on the Counsel to report to this board the tern Bordeaux of Baving cbtaloed, on Vriday Inst. Moliveen, of 168 Franklin street, the sum of $6 on w locked Bupneyer, ot No 266 Mott Sth of Beptember last amounting altogether to 978 ommitted om both cherges Vriday night, as Medgard Cherry. detwren Market and Sithout spesking a word, ne Mape bim from bebind with # knlie or some other rharp in- took effect @ littie above tl infieting a very dangerous wound. bouse of Dr i he testifies that Kose never e any connexion with of Tan's ter is, for the use of tol late Vity | rie Rail street, Ade solution calling on the Law Committee to report ow ne: 1 goods or fewight, landing on pivrs, to remove the same without delay Police Liteliigence. | Augusta: de Blaneac, aged 19 to Frames, was brought aterday morDing, On RoharKe from Me Joba to be written by Mr. Henry 7. The letter te in the fol- Deak bin—Vou would greatly oblige me, by giving bearer jars, whion t shall remit you ou my iD. FEL tak. i haste, w jot that ube boat Tepaired to under which Bie UP. aac has % t— Yesterday morning about nine o'clock, ne Mr, Luke Martagh, t tohman of Mr wae jag down Wiliam Man nawed Samuel Anderron, in the act of sterling @ cout from the store of F Hirsot Mr Martagh immediately crowsed the «| | arrest the thief. upon which the fell ea it et bin ya drew @ cinep Me then ran inthe ditec- ursurd by Martaga, thence up City finil Place icto Broadwa 4 Opposite the cit A time to etab bis pureuer © one of the poil hospital, a wher oh led to the um, © Betveon 8 and ¥ o'el per, a resident of female (game not kuown) ia Pike streets, # as Bullinger came ap. 2 altedged. struck nd then glancing downward, some t+ 0 oF three then fled. and Mapes was Mareh, who dressed his tobe very daugerous Ile to hin residence, and up to very ptecarious state. The h Ward Bt wae the agent of the vee. er. nor was he Ppaserngers, or im any way to ent Ne less than seven lodged on Frida each of ‘which be Des boon hele to fall in $600, and in default therof committed ~ Last F in at present used. Re- | f the slip.in | x give it up, but he peremptorily refused, unless Feld the val of two pairs of ee ty for it in the privy, and torhis eee took room. and spoons, marked @ 0. Eosex market poli ia John stroet, as his property. and os having been stolen trom bim on Tuesday or Wednesday of last week. ie ey og en og smoraing. Me. rding if — Ora 3 Jobn Barrett. of No. 16 Justioe Meuntfort and ape found, to take his trial Petit Larceny —James Willi was cauzht sot of stealing thirty yarde of muslin, the rick and Jaz ‘adloy of the Third ay was committed it of $300 bail. Gr aria Foster was arrosted im icion of stealing » ked up in the Fitt! ft two pair was committed in default of $300 ball watch, ward sta- ity Hospit George Butt, po! those of Blair and Readnor, He is otill ia & precariot te; but strong hopes are entertained, at the hospital, ot his recovery Assaust and Battery A man named Michael Galias ly was brougbt up, on Friday morning, and charged b; Ambrose Maight with a vivlent assauit and battery. it sppeare they were in # house together up town: ublie house. of cour id Ub jallaly came behind eight. who was sitting ata table, and without am, go knocked tim down. and while down, im ver) i bis feoe and head badly cut aad mangled. aud hw bled piefusely. De. Nichols was sent for, who dressed his wouods and stopped the bleeding, Gallaly was held co bail. homas Katen, the keeper of a junk at the corner of Broad and Water streets, and W. Kame, bis porter, wore arrested, Wednesday, under ‘8 warren’ Pee by Justice Lothrop, in whioh they are charged with stealing 238 lbs. of wool. the pro of Royal Chapen, of the value of $84, from oi the sloop Rienal lying at the pler at the foot of Maider lane. of which Raymond Durfee is master, [t appears that Kane went to oop Wednesday morning about six o'clock. taking bis handcart with him, in company th two young men. from whom, as he ceived the wool. They were both o answer, in default of $300 bat Theatrical and Musical. Bowery Turarke —Tne graud patriotio drama of 4 is establishment to- Tact of | | being ene of the largest theatres in ti calewlasted for the proper production which require great with snd depth for t duction of horses, 1 sustain his grent obi Gi ‘The other characters by t Mise Hitfert will sini | melody, nud the amusements will close with the faree | of “Jovin Loudon.” Thin is s very attracti ni, aud no doub! will draw an immense eu- Baoapway Tuxatne.—The great attraction of Char- lotte Cushman is proving m source of great proat te the parties concerned—Mr, Mecshall aud Miss Oush- wan hereelt, Last evening she ayein appeared ec M Merrilies, and. as usual, by her splondit abilities am great physica| ex Ttion. impressed apoa the minds of the audience, the opinion, that she ix, indeed, the test rep: esemtacive of this di it char ever been seen either ou tals or the ott the Atlantic ce Fredericks was oxee! pearanos is very preposmesing To- here will be an exces dingly.rich tr Bhakepeare’ with Blew On: Romeo, with th Diss Anderton ne Prine Lawren this picco does not | the time of commencing, Mield ae the Nurse orowd the Broadway will be mach | _Bupto'e Ga ew —Theentertainments for to morrew evening eu of the comic ballet pantomime of | © Nicodemus, which sll the Ra nasa fom. , Madam Axel, Medem Marretti | will appear Thero are a great ¥ this piees, and it is ly meas they will be executed » th clovernest and great tie ability. The exezoiros on the tight rope, by fra: cois Ravel, Leon Javelll, Madam Axel aud In petite | Elizabeth, ‘are witueused every evaniog with expres- | siowe of delight, aud are generally rewarded by ontha- jastic cheering The suasomouts wilieonciude with the pantomime of “Jocko, or the Brasilism Ape,” i* inimitable representation of the Ape, and splenoid piece of the “ Green Monster’, will be prod: on Tureday evening This oss. Rvory performances give the utmost aasis- ” faction ® To mor Goldemith's exer ile , “She Bioops wer" will be presented. wit pwerful east crsnity of th s aunounce #0 this favorite and p ray better acting ma, \ Johnson, bland and Mrs, Hughes, ali of che ke. The amusements will plece entitled “The Bold Dragoons,’ | Verand Jordan, as the dragovns National Tusarne—The excellent drama of the “Gibbenulnorny” will be presented for the amuse ment of thepatrons oF this turat re to morrowisveaing, with Mr pieow will be followed by the Swise Bell Kingers. who will execute severai of ad tt well organised, ore and bh favorite dance ith the b er characters by the stock Aston Piace Tuxavne.—The last appear Madame DeVries will take play There ts grent variety ia the ei firet sppear as Norma, fn the Trot threw sour: next im in <r of Gireida, and thy eatertainmeas e seene frvm “i Lombards sent the chara Will close with the fourth act of “La rorite,"* in which she will eppearas Leonore This being her bast opprarance, \t is hoped her triewds will exert them- selves im ber be oh abe will repre The bill for to-morrow eve- gro melodivr of every | periormances. burlesue opera aad hind, exqubite dancing Orreric ~ Fellows’ band announces e bill of great Variety for tomorrow evening Meyers ili exeoute ® violin solo ~ Hum ley # #010 cn the The morai crite, ke A lnterasting to draw ia * work, The of vaudevilies, with the ire Dell-Riagers, The grand Panorama of Cubs, 4 at these rooms ion very good and te drawing resprotable ardiences. Minvava Be now beleg exhib’ paintin to Buckston with the © appear with the bar: Tervuren Hart This beautiful and spacious ested lishment will be finished iv a day or to, and aren. nownerd in the bills, Anna P\ehop, the great nasieal will give her firet mor concert there om The erracgements for thie | affair are anid to be lendor. Tbe orchestral departun jul, and the chorus simgers amor ment denied Some vr, Some Motion to diemise bit = lene tl mei obi end ber com in ae ttuten W, Howes v0, We Hickeck Motion for come | mission granted, «ith «tay of proceedings untill the first | Moneay of November | Benjn. W. Whileck ov. Pelkert W. Roth. Motion to granted — from arrest Nel Kelly os. Bridget Kelly. Jadgment for ¢ reve Gented The Neo York® ond Harlem Bair ad way be + denied C. Storey, $e. —Motionto vacat: jad, 8 CRABEHE Before Onief durtic: @4m onde. Bor 12 —dusonde Py Resa: ve. Catherine Rove atone Cont ~ Ph & habeas cormee 00 Oe ’ the oui ody of Rovalie Rosat, co infeo) dang of the pleintif and the first nemeidefendams Te bila be The Ja Le youre ornge ‘