The New York Herald Newspaper, October 28, 1850, Page 4

————_ ‘The British Aggression tn Central Amertea. Saw Sacvapor, August 17, 1850. Te rar Coxsut or Hex Bartansic Masesty 1x , CmmernaL AMERICA: Sve :—I have received your note of the 6th inst.,* im whieh I find the following statements :--That om your return you receive’, from Admiral Horn- by, communications epprizing you of the disagree- able result of his visit to the coast of Salvador, and alse of his intention to send you some of ships- ef-war, to be used as you may direct and see fit, ‘with « view to obtain full satisfaction for the many ite which the government of Great Britain has wuflered from mine, which insults, not specified »; you, have also been extended to the persons em- ployed by the British gov: roment, as well as to the British public. Besides this, Mr. Consul, you proceed to speak im a sence foreign (o your mission, for you allude te @ revolutionary faction which is making the greatest eflorts1o aeate a pi sublie opinion in its fa- yor, and with this view producing the more false and absurd impressions with regard to the conduct of Great Britais as a great monarchical power ; ascerting, moreover, the moment as decisive to in- duce my government to adopt a more decorous @onduct ia its intercourse with England, and to take the necessary measures for putting an end tothe false and slanderous ase ruioas waich have been atloat with regard to the proceedings of the Britiah govern- ment end its agents. The government of Salvador must, moreover, change the course it has pursued, and put a stop to the publication of the public papers, Which yor assert are recognized as the Pa icial organs of the supreme governmeat of Salva- dor, formally demending, at the same time, that immediate satisfaction be given for the outrage and iusults already complained of, and requiring, moreever, in the first place, that the government of Woman's | Rights Convention. THER PLATFOKM, AND THE CLOSING SCENES OF THE PIE-BALD FANA> @ATHRRING—PROGKESS OF “TH TICS OF THB NORTH. That motley gathering of fanatical mongrels, of old bn slaves and tu- grapples, male and fomale, of fugit! gitive luxatios, called the Women’s Rights Conven- tion, after twe day's discussion of the most horrible trash, has put forth its platform and adjourned. The sentiments 4 doctrines avowed, and the social revo- lution projected, involve all the most monstrous and disgusting principles of socialism, abollt: matior omalge. end infidelity. The full consummation of their diabolical projects would reduce society to the yy | most beastly and promiscuous confusion—the most dirgurtipg barbariem that could be devised; and the most revolting familiarities of equality and licentious. nees between whites and blacks, of both sexes, that lunatics and demons could invent. these, contemplating the overthrow of society, la religion, and de for the notorious! in the movement grels, in breeches and ps ik’ and file. are, by their epeoial organ, Horace Groeley, wh identity with all the fag ends of all the insane and tactions of the day, constitutes bis claim moral teacher, thelr leading organ of this city, they are entitl passing al and crazy men- Doctrines like might occasion some alarm, but eee character of the leaders who make up thy ‘Aided and abetted, however, as they pported, as these creatures, are by toa otice, if it were only to throw off the paltry Ln = oy with which their fiendich designs are oon- cvaled. A few brief extracts from the proceedings of the Woman's Rights their crack-brained and detestable projects :— We must tell thy plain truth—no twaddi and water; but we m man tingle for the de, woman bound down for so mauy ages.” —Lucretia Mott. Sonvention will safficiently disclose no milk t make the enrs of despotic “Woman must haveequal political righ‘s, franchises and privileges with man,”—Dfrs, Price. * Kesolved, That we will not cease our sarnost ondea- vors to secure tor her political, legal d social equslity with man, until her proper sphere is determined, by what wlone should determine It, her powers and capa- cities, strengthened and refined by an education in ac- Salvador issue a decree in which it will e age faithfully to execute ali the stipulations of t agreements entered upon between Don Miguel Mon- a and Don Juan Antonio Alvarado, as special Charges of the government sf Salvador, and your- self as entrusted with the uflairs of her Britannic Ma- jesty. Seren that the government of Salvador exonerate Mareos Idigoras, British consular agent, {of the duties #f a crimimal judge, which you say he has been obliged to fulfil by order ofthat same government; and tbirdly, that the supreme overnment of Sclvador direetto you as charge ’atlairs, a statement contradicting the manifes- tors which the organs of the government have re- peatedly published concerning her Majesty und her employees. You conclude by expressing your ardent desire that the government of Sulvador will not prove dilatory in giving the required satisfaction, as, in cage that were pot done, you would find yourself under the obligation of giving orders to the effect that the ehips ot Her Majesty, which will reach the coast in the coming month of September, shall put in execution the most stringent and coercive meseures apuinst the Stote of Salvador. The above heving been submitted to the Presi- dent of the State, | have the honor, under hia direction, to forward you the following repiy :— The President is well aware that the armed veszels of the Paci‘ic may be at the disposal of the eonsulate, and that his honor, the Consul, may bring all the power this gives him, for he knows very well that, by using violent measures, he may compel the State to render the satisfaction he un- justly demauds, avd that the most hostile steps will . taken in continuation of the aggreseive and op- pressive system, thus ever impending a reasonable and peaceable arrangement. Your Honor terms deliberate insults and outrages, the official expostulations which have ever been made in the case of overbearing communications, and oppressive acts, executed by your orders, and violating the esovereiguty of the country. The supreme government of Salvador could neitheir keep silent nor fail energetically to protest, and with that Jonguage to which the insults proceeding from power egunst weakness and justice, cannot fail to prompt. They who speak of decorum in language, should first exhibit it in the unobtrusive- ness and moderation of their official conduct—in their forbearence trom (aking auy part in the aflairs of the country—in a etrict regard for right, and not for blind and impassioned right in their own cause—and, lastly, in respect and regard for the country where they exercise their functions. If decorum be a duty, the peaceful, regular, circum- scribed fulfilment of consular duties is a no less imperious one. Such are the causes of complaint, which the goverpments of Central America have urged againet the British consul, while on the other hand the question is ed, What are the insulting expressions compleined of when the words em- ployed were the precise ones necessary to desig- rae the acts of violence of which the country had to complain. Anditit be allowed you, Mr. Con- sul, to act asyou have thought fit to do, is not the language of just compleint to be allowed to the ofiended government? Will it be reasonable to blockade and whe pe on of the isiand and harbere, to exact by violence mg 3 employees of Trujillo, arbitrary sums which they delivered up, that the place might be evacuated; unjustly to take possession of Juan, to alter at pleasure the tarifl du treaty of Cuba, raising the dutiew in en exer 1; to insult, to strike, and even cruelly t he Ceatral Amerieans, end all this und nee of protecting a few save ad ot satisfaction for mency cl P ims, not fuily proved by British subjec And Ii it not be uliowed us, Mr. Consul, to speak of | all thisin strong and ex; ive terme, as of a most | anjust vexatior i Your b ployed the word tremble | pgaipst th ud that word em | alter the use of Vieleace coutrary to the ri, integrity of the couatry— word, after so many acts undeniably iotended to lower and degrade Central America—that word, flung in the tace of the ¢ mment, that t actually see and at the same tin ar forthe Twiure deprivation and outrage, is the tost violent insult which could be ered to the first cuthority of the country. It is jot only én insult, but a yp tion. “Wi | even made t plen ora d to consi- © right, t on ne repe country, war which t hac woke ¢ lenity with fon ity of which you are so 1, Mr ed y me to tell yo 8 in the affairs Lesity you have not mployed in our country; in the first place, be- cauee lenity ig aa attribute of a superior treating with a subject, of a recognized authority with a | pnivete individunl. eur hover docs pot porsess his character of superi r the g ament of Central Ar . as might be infer athe words you emp your dispose even though grent forces be at n the second place, becruse the word ofiers a singular contrast to | violence, coupled with threats My Government proteste, then, solemnly, and before all the naticns of the world, against the | threatened jockade; and if that threat were, in | the faee of every principle of justice put into execu- tion, it makes your honor responsible for the losses aud disadvanteges of every kind that it may entail upon this State; «nd from this moment renders im- possible the payment cf the sums already consented to and sgreed vpon With your honor, which suma, being the enes claimed by yoursell, the proceeds of the very port now threatened, were to px The supreme government of Salvad being above ail desirous of an impartial decision | ble termination, would propose to the ulate arbitration or interposition of the government of the United States, or of some one of the Consuls er dignitaries of that country, re- presenting it in Ceniral America. If this proposi- tion proves acceptable to you, Mr. Consul, or if you have in view any other means of obtaining an | impartial arbitrage, it would be a source of great pleasure to my goverpment, which awaits the | anewer of the British government. | [ would, in conclusion, stat that His Excellency the President, wishing to avoid every occasion of Siving you any unpleasant anewer, as well as new subjects of dv egrrement and recriminstion, has requested me to retore without any answer, all commumications emanating from you, which, ia fiew | of the courteous language to be expe should | contain exprestions in ony way deviating from the | respect due the ropreme government. 1 have the | honor te remain, we Ravaxt Pino. “This note hae already been pudii. t York Hetaid of last Monday ee eee Ir, thea, | | Neaval *; t United States frigat ing errived off Pertew h Engta om the Lish inst, and sailed for home, | moonthine —and what are th thr cordance with her pature,”’—-Mrs. Rose, “1 do not talk as @ woman wan. I speak as human boing, and of men and wo- men as human beings. I scorn to talk as & wo- I donot come to ask my equal righte, but to claim them ; not to beg for them, but to demand them We have our rights, and the right to revolutions, and the right to cut throats, if men bayve in defence of their rights, We are equ nature, and only unequal by dlavery.” s—aibhey Kelly. “ Mr. Channing argued that the prostitution of wo- man in ovr cities resulted from the present false, vicious, snd derpotic system of society.” Tby “Now, | married a whito woman myself; though I don’t suppose, although the Jaw might torbid, that a white sired regulate itewif as between mam and woman.’ —Mr, Bufium. oman would or should obey the law if bh marry otherwise Marriage should be left to “We must break down the barriers of feudal and Hebrew derpotiem, (the laws and the Bibl at the foundations of society.’ —Pailips “The pulpit and St. Paul, in teaching woman's obs. dience, a1 sex."—Mr. Hubby Kelly Foster.» “Poorly cultivated as the hearts ot elther sex a1 were both united in politics, it would be imporsibl an act no heartless and atrocious as that for the extra. a tute booke Bat [am ill ab pense cf long travel; and now ell my opi put in requisition to meet the demand ry day made upon ine, to wid d womem who are fle or im some other potism, Fugitive Law recently Saaated by our government, which has become the supple tool of oppression.””— Samuel J. May's Letter from Syracuse. ‘in the fir in order to meet the caviling o thor going to the ur Wrigat’s Letter. men olls with the rabble citize: and begin rexponsible for the enslavement of the ves to disgrace the national sta- ‘et any time, to afferd the ex- g from this tyrannical yy, to withstend the ich glares upon us in the infernal it onservators who sneer at the idea of woman’s , of her thouldering the wusket in defence of the country, © that any act wrong in woman ts equally, wrong man—that if it be ri jet me remark, that it is ray deliberate opinion in ht for man to fight, it is also right for woman te fight—if it be right for man to tolerate rewdyism at the polls, in Congress, in the cofiee-house, it is right for woman te mingle in it and contribute her share to this kind of righteousness.” — Letter of L. A. Hinesaf Cincinnati. ~ Should our ladies jasiet upon the right to attend their house, the house of shame, the gambling hell, &c. &¢.; hurbands, brothers and fathers to the coffee. how promptly would he discontinue his visits to these wicked haunts, and unite with his companion in ad- vencing their mutual improvement io all that is good endtrae’ But the legal distinctions now main’ between the rexes are the basis of all social distins- of the community Will ceare to exist." —Seme letter, by Wexoeit Prnisivs: ‘all wore 4 in every etfort for am improve our civilization, we will kear, in our heart of the memory of the trampled womanhood of tation, and omit jort to ri righte we claim for ourreire olution trom the Business Committee :— moral consetence in all m aoe asking the consent ot her father or husband. The following resolations were read by Mr. Cuas. mixG, ‘rom the Business Committee :— K sities, medic com prehensive them to seek, and their 2. Partnership in th bilities Gt them to ree. mur ment A co-equal share nistration of laws— muni pel, State, eMces. them to he the guerdians of pure and honorable man- mere ® Digh court of appeal, in cases of outrage, whieh eon not be and are not, touched by civil and eo. far um of expressing the higheet moral and spiritual views of jee by holy inspirations y, ond half 2 dozen com Keep thie delectable arroc om ia ber nd of thie gathering of abolition in6d ded bla Bey urner Ten nted t m. and being calle bing hye by lend cu ivited all the houses end given useful empley- Tyx dale, 7, isp, of Providence, came alao bravely up Abby Kelly Foster, wae et bis elbow. Mra Lucretia Mott, the ruling spirit of the establishment, thought that Bt. Paul being an old bachelor, wae a perfect nin- ney. end didn’t kno anything about women and was Bo scrt of a judge and not entitled te respeet, in re- | foreign ‘the sales embraced 290 bai nticle, was affecting dinary @e “ie qt = to at ‘alone in fs prerence was with bh hie divinity round ebout this movement eh kingdom. is greate writings of mn) Then ie panned to her closin, ot new reparating from rach “Ais earte’ The day «j ting from on high hath visited ua humanit We have met aro and though no vocal es have sorn thy salvation.” ‘Oh most stupid preeumption “ There is no peace for the wicked," as you will Srd out. old lady; but be cart into hell fire, where there is weep- nd walling, and grashing of teeth” ‘ow let us see what all this balderdash, ol rent. cont, fanaticim, and meane One of their port * worthy to ha a candidate for the $200 Jenny Lind song Or m submiited Lo the Convention, says “A Woman's Right Cor the word All r'ght. Bat hat does the Convention mean? ater lols! lusketers, eeoptic. sbolitiontet, | Mre Lueretia Mot and genaeet in-obief PS Ay elly Foster or Meg Merrilies. aid de-camp. Hubby Ke ty Postera ohed fanatic Wim. Licyd Garton, a rampant, raving, Judas Charles C. Burteigh, or (rirrty Burley, a Svar Mrs. farah Tyndale, merchent and geucral philan- piet Frieder toh Dowglass, fogitive clave Dre Kose, Polish Jewess. tnrned infidel philosopher eycuime Leubh, a deludes lady of color, this altar of | ers have been | ned tows which are ro unfortunate for the moral welfare abolieh the former, and the latter Resolved, That the caure wore metto advocate, the claims for woman of all her natural end civil rights, binds us to remember the million and # baif of wronged and foully outraged, of ‘The great fundamental law of truth, that intelligent beings are bound to obey God ratbe: than men, is as much binding on womanas man; resolved, That it is the imperious duty of overy women to obey the dictates of her own enlightened tters of religion and beaovolence, 4, That as women slone can learn by expe- rieneo, and prove by works, what is there rightful sphere of duth * recommend. next steps, tbat they sbould demand and secure :— 1" Education, im primary snd hich schools, univer. 4 thovlogical institutions, as cir abilities prompt dre. tione, of productive industry, with such limits selgned by taste, intuitive judgment, or thelr eof spiritual and physical Vigor, as tested by the formation and adai- and ational, through legislative assembiles, courts and executive 4. Such social and spiritual union ee will enable a] organizations, a# at present existing. and « 1 | dictated by human conscience and « resolutions were adopted as the platform of | ittees were ap- stockings, it appears, was extremely | ® indy of color, beings | upon to | mi y by declaring that woman, in it ating ra n't mind it. Ue urged should heir right wt walt to be doled them! Lloyd Garrison brooded over the Con- spoken, blesphemour 4a he h shed a three bundred of Mrs. Mercy, 9 ue. Mrs, Lucy Stone was very ambitious. Pented wemam put A so that when rhe died cold pot be written npon her grave-etone that she relict" of eemebody. Mr. Hubby Kelly Fos. was not ratieSed wich the Lible doctrine of the in- ty of woman; of course not, when his ¢pouse, | of thettime ofday. Mrs. Mott, in | | | | Wendell Phillips, abolition demagogue. W.H. Channing ditto, Mrs. Mercy, temale dootor of medicine. Mins Brown, professor of theolog: juch are some of the leading geviuses of this awem- blage ‘Thetr platform of principles comprises, in be- f women of all colors :— ‘The right to vote—the right to hold office—the right to be doctors, lawyers, pi fo. nt to virit oyster houses and Bi other pl the right te fight when neoorsary—the right todo ‘And they recominend womankind to breechee—to refuse obed! bay: ike. they declare their dis! nee Of pt Paul and the Apesiles, a vindictive agency in the doctrines of tik gamation and disupion ; a de ouous intercourse of sexes and colors, and the reign of the goddersof reason, There isnotalunatio asylam in the country, wherein. if the inmates were to- gether to sit in convention, they more sense, Feason, decency and %e lieacy, Junae; ) Rae bony, nd horrible sentiments, the bybria. mon, ie-bald, crack: bratved, piti gustingond ? ivake fous assemblage. And there them, and may God have mercy on their miserable souls, Amen. Police Intelligence. Arrest of « Fugiive—Oticer Parker, one of the Chiet’s special aids, ‘assisted by courtable Howland, of Binghamten, Broome county, arrested, yesterday, « Jew by thensme of Hepry Rosenlesf, on a warrant issued by a Justice of the Peace in that county, on & charge of obtaining » quantity of butter from farmers in the vicinity of Lyal and Binghamton, valued at $4 000, under false and fraudulent representations. It ars that the prisouer, aided by his brother Louis, aen'e cousin, Joseph Wallack, who, t seems. have Doan in the habit of peddling goods in that portion of the country, and about four weeks ago they opened @ store at Lyal.and put in a stock of dry goods, said to be worth $5,000, ‘which the -y stated waa all their own pro- erty. On these representations, the farmers were in- eosd to credit them with the butter. The accused parties forthwith despatched the brother to New York, tna sold the same at four and a halt cents les than oods represented to belong to them at yal, ‘igned over toa man by the name of Wal- lard, residing in New York. The three Jows immediately annael aad ‘yesterday the officers succeeded in ar- resting the one efnamed, ia this city; but the other two are yet at large. The prisoner was detained by the Chief of Police, and will be conveyed back to Broome county, this , by constable Howland. would not exhibit at less of a thie dis “Arvest of Four Sneaking Pickpoc! —Offlcers McDo- nald. Welsh, and Beachley, of th agi ward, ar- rested, on Saturday night, yetit teoking rogues, calling themselves John E alles the Carte man, Louis Barnard, a Jew, Bugene Bai ron and Charles Watts, who were detested by the oflocrs Catharine clock on Saturday ockets of poor women, pri: laboring men, whose little all posribly the ‘weeks? wages of theit husbands, would Vanish by the hands of these mean, contemptible rogues. ‘They were all taken into custody, and oon. veyed tothe Fourth ward station house, an morning were brought before the Chief of Police, wht they were shown up to the members of police, then despatched to the different, station houses, Se der to give them @ sure notoristy in the lower wards. A Desperate Affiay, and possibly Fatal to Life.—Oa Saturday night, a desperate affair took place at a por- ter house situated in Thirtieth street Seventh srenue. The accused parties. who ware arrested by the police, are named trick Flaherty and James herldan, ‘who stand charged with ‘violently ss. pon several persons, with intent to kill. It seems, from the evidence produced before the magistrate, that Flaherty and Sheridan entered the porter house, having previously assaulted several in the street, and called for gome liquor to drink. The landlord refused to give them any unless they first paid for it. This appeared to excite ‘them; whernpon one drew ® knife and inflicted several wounds upon the pervon of the landlord, which is believed by the physician to be likely to produce death. ‘Pwo other men, who were present, endeavoured to prevent them from doing more injury, when one ct them re- ceived two severe wounds, which it is said will prove the left breast, aud the other in the left but slight! An fmmesiate alarm was end officers Patton end Shaw were quick! spot; but before they arrived, the accused parties had fled. The police pursued them; and after a chase of over half a mile, they succeeded in taking them into sooner were they under arrest, than Coundauthe inery, @ two desperadoes to morning they were te- ken before the magistrate and o: CITY TRADE REPORT. Serunoar, October 26—6 P. M. wes portant variation im the article to day, while the demand was mprived 70 bbls, at $5 81% tor pearls, and $6 12% fer pots. The stock on hand in spection this mor> ing, reached 2,670 bbia., of al Bi ‘evr—The receipts of flour the ay were pretty large, while holders were firm. From the unpleasant state of the weather, transactions in Western aed Stato flour wore restricted. Tho ex- ort and Kastern demand was fair, at the inside rates, inc Cansdian, there was movement, which resulted |= 62% in bend. $4 06 for sour: $3 87h; a $4 8 $4 £6 for ordinary to straight State: $4 mixed to straight Michigan and Indiana, $5 for pure Genesee. There was less Southern four offering. and the market showed more firmness, Some 200 bbls, sold at $415a4587 for mixed to straight brands; and $44 a $5 for choice brands. In Ry Flour there was net much doing, the sales being limited to 100 bbis at $3 18%. Corn Meal was held Ormly, but waa not so etive. A lot of 100 barrels J changed bands at $3 1255. The prevailing dem for Buckwheat fair, aud prices have improved # trifle, with rales of Cromwell avd Birdeall’sextra in bbls , at $5 25. The inclem ney of the weather chee! transactions in Wheat, wail holders were steady, the inquiry pretty active, both tor export aud for milling. We have to record gales of 1.400 bushels rime red Southern, st 97¢.; 2,600 bushels mixed | Shio at $1, and4.000 bushels prime white Genesee at | $114. Rye wasimore plenty, and market less act! some 2.900 bushels have changed hands at 710. « Parley Was again very scarce, and much wanted. The sles include 1,600 bushels goed two-rowed, at 900 Prime has again improved, and, at the elose, was held | | firmly st 980. © $1 Iu Quis chere was an eatier feel- ing,with inereared supplies, We note sales of State and Canadian at 400, 2410, and Jersey at STe, 0300, There was & moderate inquiry for Care le the market was firmer, There was none afoat worthy ef notice, ‘The operations comprised 6,000 bushele round yellow, from store, st 70. Mixed Westera was womioal at | 690. w 700. | Corrom.—The salen to-day reaeh 2.000 halos, with « steady and rather firme ‘This w cially observable late ta | telegraphie intelligenes ay Bouth Carell Rarien. Good oriisy ine, Fair... not ansious to purch: immediate wants at $8 73s for prime bee old was in Hin'ted requ ris and $78 $9 for m new beef were sold at | bargain. Extra Western beet hams were in | gtealy demandat $12 a $12 50. The amonnt of cut astul ia the crockery busivess. | meets offering. was emall, while enlee wore mate of 200 tierces dry salted shoulders at tic Oye. The lard market was steady, with o moderate business doing for export. Included in the sales were 600 barrels at Tse aT%O for good to prime Hatter was prime, and salesble at te. alic for dairy. Cheese continued in request at 64.0. a8 Toracco.—The market duriog the past week hae ii - | eae sey under the influence of the fevorable atriors y the crop, whieh represent them to be. in some sectio &@ very precarious condition, There has been cy little [ent offering, which, to somo extent, bas checked cperations. In manufuelured tubaseo there has been & good business doing at uniform rates. The asles 0 our jast Include 400 @ 500 hhds. Kentucky at Se. N50.; 160 Maryland at Ge avo some at6s. Of 8 ot pri- | "| vate bergain; 40 bales Havana at "0 do, iguo- | Cubs at 220. 4 mont! orida, the firet received, at | Innes to Mise Evie On Thureday Deusen, Mr. Gro. W. Grecony, all ot New York On the 24th inet. 4 ane J Comes to Mins city. Monmouth and New Brunswick. N. J. popors please copy. ern Han. | Oct. 24th, by the Rev. 8. Yan ins to Miss Anne Avovera | the Rev. Dr. Patton, Mr. Rice- | jancanet E, Concutin all of this | Died. On Senter morning, the 27th inst, Mr. Bews, De the 80th year of his age. of the family are invited to attend his ‘urrday (to-morrow) aftermoon, at half pass | jock, from his late ry No. 26 | atreet. On Saturday, October 26th of —- mption, Miss Marry Joerrnimn, daughter of Or! 4! Fish. aged 2) yeare. onthe. The toneral will ay yy houre of her bro. | ther-in law, B. J. Middleton, 25 ftreet, South Brooklyn, on » ‘invited to attend as of withont further invitation: | th, M. KR. Rowvsow, in 65th ted to attend his day, Getober Ith, at 4 Cc Lin corner of sane ‘end Mulberry streets, work, October 26th Manoaner, wife of Jomes Maguire, in | the 8th year of her o M “emily 0 the frtondieof her | j The ie née of the Diothers Pobp, Thomas, Francis. and James McKenna, | are reepertiully Invited to attend ber funeral, on Mon- day. Octe ber chen at 2 o’cloek, from her late residence, Cherry street. At Dochwick, L. L, om Seturday. 29th inst, Mre Bur | the reet Faneiy Oat pnartiy, im the O9th year ofher age, The friends and acquaintances ot the fami pn dto aternd her funerat.t hie aftermoon, at from the reviqenee @f her son im-jaw, Joke Thursby, are fn- Married. | On the 27th Inet.. by the Rev. Mr. Tagert Mr Geomor | 3 o'elook, | Br out furtber moti ‘At Sailor's ion dysentery, Bunsanin T. Conxuin, in the eee. ‘On September 27th, at ooo, Of fever, Mr Guoncm A. Mircex.e resident of Matamoras. Mexico. corner of Desthotek avenue and Remsen street, with- Harbor, on Thursday. 24! this city, and for many years ot MARITIN U- 227 passe tip st Silas. ¥ >> shi ‘Serp rie’ Rbip Surprise ( it. with 233, ‘andalia, Chi a mo Manila (Br), Timothy Cro: wi aber. pote Brook omb vis "er, i) in W bre “ache Grand Tork, naval stores. Behr Chesapeake, wards, ton and rice, to T Wardle. U8 Mail Steemebip aoe » ae with mdse, to 0 ee gxchanged signals with ship 8 from Motile for Genon, a hip Cam th ——s sat 16 hor ig ‘Bark Blizabeth (Brom), Dan be ngmenaecs to 5 Pont ;Johm Peterson, seaman, & na of fever. wo), Liofstadius, Turks Island, 11 days, with *, Gould, Turks Island, 11 days, with salt, to ‘thourns. (Br), Goshee, Halifax, NS. 10 days, with ye with Ju cep ry wn, Hulse, Wilmington, NG, with naval Sebr M A Ball, Tibbots, B ISNTHLLIO NNER. Passel At: ano Pert of New York, October 28, 1850. iiss 6 4] om ware Lal ®. Liv ais inet tier hones for hive Ry} Feartene! o oO i Oot 16 10.90 los B of Rook- erpool, as li rane Oot h (Sard), sper +. "Re Terrived of! Senay’ t), Biwarts, t awornit” ae @, passe ‘all, naire anne Tift (ot Wow Oflen th mdse and 05 passengers, eat ton bhip Switserland fren fubbard London aad Portem: 4, Sept 27, and 24 doys from Scilly Ialands, with mdse an; ° Gi Minturm Ce. Bist inst, las wie tie yady Franklin, Yeston: {vom Lies: wk, vo (risabette, Hamburg, 39 di with mdse an: 161" passengers, hase Sbip Wertnineter dead Antwerp, Sept 20, with mdse and Hurlbut & Co. es, Berry, New Canon, Oe passengers, wi fatlestous 4 days, with ovstom, }, Dumaroy, Boston, 4 Bremen, 35 days, in ait. 8 ity, Ocb 7, with maho- if the Crew siok all of Norway, ase, St Doi 5 ‘dashes O'Brien, Sydney, CB, 15 days, with coal, aby, Atwood, Jacksonville, BF, 6 days, ington, Me), Nutter, Jackson- Roterts, Wilmington, NC, 5days, with ngor, 8 days. r, 8 days. = from Charleston, with eot- Also, two ships, in the Bastern offing. Balled. Steamer Isabel, for Charleston; ship Marien, for Savannah; and others. ock on Sum ounset. (Pi 13: York. Bi Bawtes, Oot 10—A RDRAUH, 0} Jen Cuamaven, miVicar M'Lood, Boa! Cia one 110h, Ge Bare! do; We hi. Marion ‘esvennahe Sid 00h, B stb, Svea. Anderton, Bolway, Hos Howard, Andross, N' about 10 | as | shipe, energing | her down to the board the ship, ¥ Howe, of Boston bier, master of the whe would not len tance to save the ¥ fo aay to this morning. 28th hus B. etenmer Novelty, Bri ab Ov'eloek: Also, ay hi Oct 277—Wind during the fra of the day from SSB, with rain and feg; latter part NW to NNW, aad very tresh at Awtwanr, Oot ll—Arr Eu Aurora, Cottier, 8Franci EMA HAVES, Oct Mer Jali Hable Creole, Wee eels. and Louis, Seba 4 mee = Oct S—Arr Hu! Sid 1th, Wabash, Barne bie tor sie ‘ove ‘Potten, Pu ‘i Orient ee Karima irks, Ni Hameune, Oot Arr Huw, Oet—arr edie fi Livanroon, es 15-—Are Chae oe x gre pee Heloise, Maresoa, Nyon L Lanter: Hom, Sept arr Josette, row, Oct lt Are Willis oie. <™ Oot €—Arr Thotdenckjold, Gurdixy Tran, Oot 10 Arr Wulff, Haubues, NY Canprry, Oct 12—The French chasse maree Jeune re] Barbier, #f Port Navi 1oth for roqperente: whe ener cond vet of the master of the Kate y pnd Bis crew were put om board 8 pilst skit, wad cert ten i spoke & Helow—fhip Matilda, frem om A Jn ho. 94 *, be Rx pred Fev tig Room, (67 Brakange ), 0 at 12 o ole Steamer by ty for Liverpoot: | left piece tig ay ae stip View er iotoria, for Lor jon. Rk Sreamsncr Pactric. Se! gg do. leans. ea, Rathje, NYork. irington, NY: sFancisoo) at mae aoe ard, ‘do, jelphia; 17th, Intrinsie, 2 2 2, Harisbome, NYork; 10D, Marathon, Tyler, Lady’ Constable, Day On anon ego®, Huson; Chacles Mary Carson, Kelly, NOrleans; Asia i abe . Frenoh, N — obs att, hss a, Casas, Ni Marista in Sid 7th, Amel Nonna cid leston for Britannia, York. ‘etrel, for 8Pri preparing fe tide. Sid 18th, jaxter, C NYork; Gon Orleart; Admiral, Nistia, mre ork. MISCHLLANBOUS. ailed hence cn be moi W of ehagce mares Bawrom, Oo 25. : Silas Wright, +, N Fork. for U inst. Cuatlotts, from N¥ock for Guwdae angel, Ang 27. iT eteamer Bu! Rice, Barbadens tthe Sxenange 2th inet, as 2 6’el rs. Lima, Volparal fornia ko, pee steamer pas te igs, N Work, Miseeltan: cone. BR rip Vicrony wae coon Oct 15, masted, water!nged A letter from Capt sia, and the jate accounts from the growi § bY faye the Ber} Rush before in want ¢ Pkt chip Liverpool, Rithare, Cen 18, Int 43 12, lon Os cet ke W, Potomas lat Foreign RA, Oct 16—Sid brig Con, Wood, Charie:ton, int 44 10, lon 44 $0, dis and absrdoned. Whalemes, Honty Bigelow, » Senin, of Where 4 mate, and Ports, once, Babecek, Ota Coos: once, (from Wil- Forest King: Saha ort Roy w - Oot J. Tetayn, Oct |e oy ——. of Bat Ork bene imiry nh Bdge A Tomi, fx er aot ft daye; alec, a brig with » cen company on 9 aad er. OF » | nee ty. Vis “a, op] Beets or NY i; tem Ove hari ington, NC; sehr Mow: oarantine, she tobe imi palon sckrs Alor Tienes Vs Bate, Hialieets Reoves, from Providence; Ti Derfoe, fr Fi 3 ae Weal tase cle eeccioe | BR Arr sbipe Columbia Gramley, and Parone ata Olewor en ‘tte, Matlock, N Bi jworrren, Oot M—Art sehr Globe, Small, Salem for N weit, Oct 9'—Arr sobre a %y ! Esgott, Ni we iti ay i tebe A G vat aches ‘Gov & ork; sloop R for NYsk. Bld sebre Tri Hols, NYork: sloope A\ ‘Yer! Took dite. Tasha Fotis him: Wi a r, EB Bensett, Tograhan, Chandos, Sp Fall Jedco, Stot imore: Vi er i Consaree, Ccahean ‘of and ss NRodtors: arion, Ga, for eon; is 5 Benger ror NYork: Coral, Nickerson, Portland (of Wilmington for do; Wee for Jo; Pearl, Nye, NBedfora for Ubarlos- Oct 25—Arr stoop Glide, Palmer, Norwich Say), Philadel; ie Willard ser, Oct Bo Arr schre al ‘m Russel iia NY¥ork; JP Wj sherel. jo: Tiger, rites a: Naser hiladolphia Cornelia, i 25—A eh Fletd Steal igitant, Wells, from N Yor eae nis. Chappel Bewon, for PortTLanp, Oct ae ee soe ‘etancn, Brown, Philadel- phia. Savannak. Oot 22—Arr Cld Br ship Devospors Colbe Oct Lanedon, Ber Berry; Pallas, omy ‘and Increase, ah Cartwright, J EB Coggill, fees Jobo LivRPOOL- and Iaoy, New York; Richd Wr Anrwarr—Ship ae Herschell—C Caliien, J Dod Har’ Capt ic inomickane. Cid sebr Victor, erry, NY Lavinis Hopkins, Hatteld, 8 oie New York, Stack Nor Arr stesmsbip nanip Fioria, Lyons, NYork. ver "scene, Post, Mary Arrived. jwitserland—Cs FW Arnold, Emma and Fanay B: Packet ship Guy Manner! t, Master R Blackman. Westminster-Mre E Gottenbe 4 oer ‘prise—Alderman Hall of Bosto: ‘erd, Jno Clark, Capt Lothrop, has F F Bradt RA WE BRITISH AND NORTA AMERICAN ROYAL Stoamshi) ree! a between Bosten and Liverpoel—the +] ne at Halifax to Aueni pare expe a A. Saree between New Yorx aud Liverpool, di- land and receive mails and pas Lire J. N. Shan’ it Ca, "fora a B. Lot ate ca on starboard side—red 01 ‘These vessels carry & clear whtte i tah at their masthead— pmerd ve nWs ore “An expericnced Surgeon ox board. Pg Froncb, German, and other fore: prpnene {n common with Britirh or! ‘After ribelet April noxt, the rate ef frei tters and newspapers must pase through the Post ror fi it Or passa, seight oF DaMan® APBIY WARD, Jr. SS Broadway, foods, ‘Through bili of Shy these atone in Havre for New ers from Liverpool will be materially reduce Ber NEW YORK AND jail Steamers.—The shi Giantean toed Ro dbenr | piad bth rd +} ipé Oomprising this ATLANTIC, Copeats West, Pe A ert SRLEG, Captain Gomtone, Comstock, baving bee lt by trae’ ongeeeety. 08, € m ltr cael Nose to ensure strength and for cree are une~ ‘Su psn aaa ured until paid for. m 08 of eniling — Loire y ah: wil hha ber tor All letters and papors ini Fer freight or parsazo—having uneqn VERPO@L—UNITED arene ai STRAM- t. Joreph J. Comstock.—Thia steam- jmaaile for Karope, positively, froma the fons of ‘Canal street, o1 ma he sa tee. Merih, secured ati 12 o'clock pass through yt fo bo linn hts fow' bw K. COLLINS, 56 Wall street. ‘The steamer PACIFIC will succeed the BALPIO, and sail on the 7th of December. F°.¢ QALIFORNIA, VIA (cuAgEES, Panama.—The 0 New Freights to » do, dos forroa st Havana to CIFIC, Fo soonre freight or paesan the company, 177 West sirect, corner of Epecial notice ts given to sbi; company have Prepared 43 te hs their bus wh cation et the pare RBDUCED, voriee vrveamebt 8. KROF ¥ a Qo, and ® monthly Bork about the Me is if the Sremuage, (found with” "pastranes” WwitTuour Dae oo Steamship a despaton the voto RGA, DD D, Porter, United M jovember 11 +nOw NEW YORE Sate Reem. » JayAne, erase ly at the how ct ‘arren, to .O. ROBRRTS, 0 by ih Bint A be 6 Le Yoo. per qn ouble ved prepaid Pas: h will be x nedenns wh rovide therasely 20 ther form will be scouts of the company. All bills of lading ofore the sailing of the vensel. THROUGH LINE FOR CAL ror. % Chegros tirect.-The now a OR, rr" end 2th of Ey month. Raves or Fane re 7 oo fs pei foob, Keon 0 bo the 1% of fea vabie bag toa, ats as mar y iat 4 dal gas aaa rae FE Bi sii (ri iiie ‘Unis ship wil on eis Dera [eat et TRAMER FOR 8AN raae 8 faietrer and tiful a —. ew ate ora RST a a eBrav- ing pearly finiehed aire = dations tor ity, immediate “tela ight, f iipmedia apiicaicn h from 8. @ Follerd, g. ¥ Philip Keeley ods, Miss Boston boats 8 fe rit i po ed. inze. ms 8 tat SHIPPING, a Interior, vicars a a tbe arrival of the foveapak, er at fetigh ot paseaas or pasense grep re FLORIDA, FOR Seba nee nnd AD 20 PAC 2 ASE P. andthe idee fe de- St rons stevah jeulars inquire of NA the Capiain on board. VIGATOR, rowing $ 22 TONS BUR- foot water whom AN B} ROWN, 0 Can AUTION ertising “Portuge that be has established Shape gales se anverens pe male Pills,” are ep MEDICAL, TO FEMALES SOME, Femal ir sale im the United States, Pi no agents te be JUACKS A! oh tee, innocensee agen foe Lee th eine a Portugy, be obtained 0 ber obtain isly of Dr. A) M-MAURICEAU, 120 Liborte: ARIS ar, LONDON TREATKENT OF PRIVATE private disonscs vo 3 the time the ornare Se a f nb with th ibe Tova remedy can show ange cured without, i sends who cannot of other you onred on, i Otee ‘bourse, 8 te DR. ‘Te those whose health family, it is of Sepetind impertance. bi ery femetbntid Wi wire Disease. —' recy of tees cent eS oor by ar ro application, wi t pain. Cases of “Ast other pliysici LARMONT, Ni der ia red with ther peyegiene $3 Reade Second door from Broadway. led canny wae them parti 0, ev i 3 is timely possescion of ¢ for the marriod, or those contem| ae it distlones importans secrets which navare contemplates anf rtent tome, and the 1 t. “CRutmnet ofa (aletter ive # gentleman in i reat free e “Joy ite pages im Tiecovery of M. Mavnicmav > My wi! phis. on the =r of $1,800 pe 'y part of Darron, out ‘before a Iden left mother! ee United 8 paid mre \d perusal, I ean: be relief fader con Ty my distressed mi: 5 my wife, on Joaraing ‘obability my Tite weal will be sepageiiees, tates be (a nod permit of am increase of D ne eetiae the pe ody | rasa ay ieee if peo bose eeadence ot het peat ane foe ; ved was owe 7" have boon leas. more fully the va= ature otrietly fie Al treet, Py Bali ‘tWition, nervousness, “pepe of om, weakness of eae i) the passien®, ate, in= an inecze 6 poate came te ‘eal Gui ite of cay | or R. DE LANEY, ‘AUTHOR or THE « hes ‘PRIVATE ‘&o.—Consultation hours from ‘ick every possible guaranty re sisony are assisting in dificuls cases . The follows Euaverc ef the Inws of ma eae ng tre a physical and social a, pain in the oe atroet, ome = head Sad dime and lower extremitiog, oF Tiility, ‘weak cation, dyestion, society, Tiida at, ats tieat = ddle here learn ealining in health nky chery beetme Bale, renkon, their: vigor. Thi Pevaweann ienovcting cordial hap fee . eons who hy Sajered th. Selves ty solf-pellution.” N- of eareans dook, and other nostruis, those oases, nor the fotion and nonsense which often appears in wonder?e Little books on this eubject, cf any wee to the patient. Young ‘man, if you would void tie burniug with cauati¢, blistarings pills’ ani 4 to UTPOSS, lor bu ‘Thove i i may exer bit gush not pr Epaves Fer: the prevent misery well es the body, ott the ou. ness, at hom Notice. payr' confident i ¢eaeuit Di paid or trave 4 luntary nocturnal smissious which are so herrane— essrackive, and. prodzoiive cf so much misohiet te fon, wi Ll beep il jon, wi nee dial Each hotels of the ger ating Cordial” blewn on the bottles for $5; $10 the halt the married and single, wi the maa "removed o ountry oan ha’ titer of slvice earefally 2 ao thera, by atc warded to 1 ro asabore. Marries hove eomdun tions Mt persons whone @ (howe eon temp! ny. oF expons or fujure for by im, mereui phywical oe i kop, fJugal relations iettag marriage ability from causes above auaned, tas Convers pertonaltty or by letter. post n4 R. JOHN WILLIAMS, VETERINARY SURGEON, RB- " tally inform ute. Dr, #, favors ne: a numerous friends and the etal ally on the differs hy of twenty-two years in th t hundred hor: W's 6 Sublie por aonum, ‘lence foe BL. MORTAMORE WOUL D .\ ze “THOSE wae have contracted Gieeases, Take care of thy health. and have treated euce wir do 80 (fr pred. peat of 6 tag Mffoult ent and of pe bere opialen. wi & nature as to the repronuettve farelty al Properly trent oy ef ways Ufhor 12 Aun ai., oi the entry adjoining ka'® Be x4 thie book cura is RAVio® followed, the fears of poverty, and 7 “ ore. would be ebei na atrool so, the Female Pertuge: ,, Pies “en Bots ladelph!e, et Lhavo 4 a f yon velne jour horltn, you ablushingly toll yo kind of BOOK, 7 road a1 Phit 5 aT ONTINUBS TO CURB abl Tu ro" ag? eacee that ». fy , ‘ any one of roe ” te thould is ittanee which people of every doxeeip ton p nelly. a however, the o1 rhe with treatment raat ae n, i tay ples ‘be had m) 8 Green= Gres FS hes Box 60), Port rer an ia's footy tha conan 0 forasat °F vem eomplaimte, Sundage ok i PUYSIOLOG Ts by TY innrried pore rintede AN South *: see Feetrietions of 4 be contracted uf a d Hie ruta ‘im bottles, with fu ate cared in two d RING, 181 Browtway, 108 Bay ved stree jet Uriak cenporare st in Hist ‘ispene ot en or the fore Purthes--ths disease chaieg Sei = ma, om TWoneay the 2th instant. yo wit, atl ‘elegant socommodations, apply on RISZON & CO.. 7 Watt street. ror SACRAMENTO CITY, CALIFORNIA —T1th FINE | fast sailing lark d L | having a ¢o pote pars tot | wi loading at Pier, gai) direct for t se frem her above po ‘earned re D corer quate brow, erro’ Aourly consatted he fo foo till eared, vstation nt on by a socrek in four days. ito 2 vitheut [gies jo meres —if beat, D*» ated bh aC Dist aaee, to eure, from his x “OaNGSR, NO. 16 BV. known in tho skillin baie, min ro CURR ret habit, London @ Comatste wi tvelly enred. © CoRR io URAROR—Da. MURPHY AA8 Ri “oe al street, ni than, on dissonen, ‘alptome te pee ANE STORRS, Teaumont of delicate dlsenaes. 60 halt-eured that baton ‘qa reno