The New York Herald Newspaper, December 29, 1850, Page 3

i ‘TRIAL OF GEO. W. NILES AND NATWANIEL W. ROBERTS, FOR OBTAINING eee tee htt: 27.—The co i H aT ee day morning, pane Eizo the the into their when it is to ed that this almost interminable one ‘ill be alspored of. ‘The Doaths tn California. Nicoravs, Nov. 4, 1850. Mr Uriah Davis died of cholers this morning, about 2o’elock. As he said nothing relative tohis business I thought Lag“ he to beg of you to see to his affairs, or ask rome oe of his friends in Margeville to-do 80. His clothes, and “er pers = 975 had with him, will be left here, in care of Soholtela & Fairchild, “ Bell House,” and what money he had about hie person J have ap- propriated to paying hie bill and funeral expenses. -An order from you, or the person appointed, will get those things that are ped int this yee, = Tam, &c, WADLEIGH. ent oF permanent, the other trimmings e Teontion ie rie . re mi ‘tant °. iatuice Se LINGER. foot race to come off, on Tuos- on ‘1 aby next, te Yonkers, tor $20. We recommend all to se secure a neta jef cicht lots fer $20 before they aly $20 for echt ivts. Be Broadway, Ba New Year, 1851,.—Ladies 1 you wieh beaucfulewhoes for | Drove and shee of ‘br oor. 8 ee a. MILLER'S, 194 Comal stot, ‘What a Rich and Elegant Present!—Knox, the Hatie ‘wl display of his » fa . qkorty Thousand Coats, Pantaloons ioonts, of th ihiog Store: Geiaas aes SaPHERD'S Clo chit re, Cheeni ioe eee above Third, Philadel Gentlemen’s Furnishings.—Hitcheock & ILE DBBATER, 37 Broadway, corner of Leonard street, in ction with her k. dry goods, have » lérxe 4 Dr: Scarfe am 15 Cents only—is moe all?—for this mag- ye dsguerr: aon al. if not si — to d only comp ete fis the bearly exalamatic ms, No. 252 Brondway, just opposite the City Mall. MONEY MARKET. Sarunpay, December 28—6 P. M. ‘The stock market opened heavy this morning. Th cies looked pretty biue te day, and the bulls hardly new what to do. They were afraid to sell, and they afraid to hold om. Noone eppeared to know whe ourse prices would take. and things were very unset- d. At the first board to-day, Erie Raflread declined per cent, with large sales. The depreciation in the ‘ket value of this stook since Thursdey has been 3 ands half per cent. Erie Income Bonds fell off per cent; Farmers’ Loan, \; Long Island, \; rortemouth Dry Dock, %; Stonington, \; Reading M. Norwich and Worcester was pretty juliet today. The course pursued by the me st., New York, a ne the most nics eG. BAGLBY & €O., 189 Broadway, up stairs. cours woe 18 OD Sanene ane rat | Be Wine Gellar liar, in'Wall phe’ Ah ee a hy to whi woul Ween ty Meroe igen baie hace At eel a Do" eof a surr. pie ‘streats opposite a keroy, Rt Ta poe pleas’, out of his large ane Abraham Maye, he Nw, rR NT LEMONS, ¢ THE HOLI- ke. le sf at Currant 4 Figs, French Lee a seas ten sala dy Black Cok, Green Teas, lected express). tor {arn f a RY GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS—FINE WATCGE! rich Jewelry, and Silver wares.—W. has open & store at roadway, one deorfrom Feenklio ‘street, New Jerk, for thesale of she above named tention of eitisens and tains the best assortment of meh and o™ to" hie got ag it ehional ry goods in a nee line ot te dlish- ~ has been manufactured under his eden and his Frene! pe to order promptly Sitinded te sock of Silverware and 8h oF Bere ae Glob Chin Wicks, ube very lowest cash prices. OSTLY NEW YEAR'S GIFTS.--THE SUBSORIBRRS Lave just received two superb Camels’ Hair Loug \d one sear they nergy bemueite Chambers and wen' tha pubhie to and Tue Hops 1DA x pte PARLOR LAMPS, ko. LLY, W Carmine, corser of Heatord fro ace tan d retail, sad eplen: g1cH AND USEFUL Supreeias PRESENTS, FREN R* ‘arce)} Mechanical Tayo richest and eon ee er - Zieh Chan- re, Lust se Lamps, sui, ati ¥ ete. The ewe beet i we st nine lcs pr ‘rallon. Lamps ‘cleaned and re- me) waned patie 445 Broadway PTS DOLLS. cuiNa FiguR: Dolis. ko, ‘assort Ladies, nici profuse bloom. will insure Bask ment im relation to the dividend recently de- , haa beem com sented on s good deal in the and it will be necessary for those implicated to jake some explanation, if possible. Perhaps the Pre. jent ot the company can satisfactorily account for @ dividend declared being less than previously re pon what was considered official authority. ‘The receipts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer this port, today, amountod to $36,500; payments, 13,760 60; balance, $2,662 670 71. The Boston and Lowell Railroad Company have de- semi-annual dividend of four per cent. The iddlesex Manufacturing Company have declared s annual dividend of three per cent. The Bank of Dommerce has declared ® semi-annual dividend of ir per cent. The Seventh Ward Bank, a diridend four and a half per cent. The Gas Light Compsny M New Orleans bave declared » semi-annusl dividend five per cent, payable to the New York stockhold- after the Ist proximo, at the Merchants’ Bank. plication having been m: ore & Carpenter, contractors, for Norfolk county railroad, to prevent their issuing y more bonds or paying any moneys on vara judgment obtained by them against this co: $150,000, has not yet been decided by Shaten \d we learn that there is no probability that the i st on their bonds, amounting to over $40,000, ich becomes due January 1st, will be paid, so that ders will have to wait some time longer before they ive their money. Exchange. 111000 Brie Incomes: 9786 yO ebas Harlem RE @ oe fx | 20 » wi no i Wet i 108 i & By we 53 fn 5) oo by ta ‘DIO 8! iy | es a @ ay mn BS 8 ra} 2 wo i eo 21 oo ey 0 Sy 20 i) pee 7 BO oo a m om 7 fi 1 7 20 Bl 105 ope fe) he 50! Hie Del & Hod Cnt 199) e Tilinois Stave BE 10 do eens SES F nO Eris T's, 1800 ne shar Reading RR 74 fe the PP Btonington RR 4 ) Harlem RR i as on ° § 282 253 80 Nor & Wor RR S =| 00 P. te be De 2 Hilfnols State Be vey ht ryote i easy MAN, PUPIL OF ra ‘aria, wishing to ievie'ah cota a youd fhenca @ EWSPAPER ENTERPRISE —THE BROOKLYN Daily Freeman will ay to-morrow morning ¢a- fed and mush improved. Old Port Greene; 0 le of the Revolucion,” fi interesting mmencrt to-morrow freeman is the sail tore ine new orrangemen SER BAL. SRAEON ap 80m, Rees forrest, Tiger oaturnan a4 MR. JOUN Fancy ithe bast, pared to make this one st thy Anest balls ee ene dollar, to be Ps seom Asrembl will i, FRRDERIORR, Ba paw, cia ¥ ST bong Rf ow bok coe tgtie ee tate ii, Vs, box was rn = ch -_ e ve, = box and contents t BEND. a. Tite fah an irest. HORSES, de. : prance wit Pa. wan EA Furic AUCTION, AT THE Hil ane pole ef bright bay, coach, hefoees ehtseva beads Right Ly aedels years old, and sold for want of use. Ry. TORK HORS! CROSBY STRE iar carriages, WGraras on: ae aes ® native of the services to those ce Ale oe have oa pre | echine ota betonhibived Seine ACK Janna 294 1 7 Laceranes, ACKAW seen THR DELAWARE their lamp Coal Ding) in rn a oH and i Spree SW a ta 9 Wrhite ‘uch, af the ty = eee RUBBER @ fences es jst ine ire Eelteeciea, Rehspismenan sot brass ANTED, 4 SITUATION (BY A) RESPECT: young English Widow, who. hae is land, as bermai: a it mt »: We seen, and the price, WANTED 3 piruation BY A VERY 00 jk BTENT ‘e00k: ° and g¢ and iroher. ‘The best tot olty reference. Pieate calla 14 Sixth avenue, ia the store. ANY LADY ABOUT TO TRAVEL, AND WISHING & female Companion, will please address L. B., Brookl, Post-otfice. ries iON VARIED Os Fg Borden Sotineee th 9 ‘air Ay pe quired. che toe bret eam street, or at Paper, by letter, addressed 3 |. Me BOARDING, Be. ND-HAND ) PONG, In Good ios bes 173, stating where same may be nates id security it 7 WANTED—B) AN AND WIP. PUR ym a atrect, er Brovklys. uehanged. “slareas De: Bor LOML Poet Othevy stating terme as. Bente. «heh repped rebilt ‘ne wan ap. | 8 fe Senne a = room and bed room, in. © rate house where. thore re, tna riots ih ey eto — 17 thls ofies Up Broad” rhood cnpretereas B° RD ING —GLNTEEL accoumo TIO. RD WANTED 1 IN BROOKLYN, JERSEY CITY, oR boken, ina private family, gx where there sre 'fow boarders Bi fast, full board on 81 says, with Jodgings, is wanted in o1 there places, person of retire hebits, As room, with fre place, will be requisite. Ad Delis, Heraldetior, CARDING ~ & BANDEOMELY FU yORN rou oy Hslaiiy of Unio square, er ‘Waverly place Two and » cai ome Address “F,” at the Uiee of thie paper. YOUNG WAN, A STRANGER IN THE CITY, WISHES to obtai partial board Ww. SHERLBY, Averto EER—LARGE 8 w* Oil Pain ting December Slst, at's Peremptory cash § all fram: from ® family; Furniture. logues, on Ku- Vail nd-hand Furaiture two Kxtension Dining Table; various. now waite: Fancy Goods for new year presents. Cata— ny. CTIONERR, WILL Monday and Tuesda: dus of the stoc oda, Comprising & largo and hy ailos Dress Goods, hieh will be pw lots to suit pu: el Withent reserve, to close the jecember, ti in the store No. 265 Gra Hic LOTS. ANOTHER OPPORT ITY, FOR the triging vam Of $20, for a Homestead of 8 lots of book will omnia nearly all in? one door from a othoes 227 Wooster street, hen anol at at the Nw pocsse FOR ‘SALE—THR ying ru dwelling houses and lots o1 ent crea = exe ‘avenue, They ‘are first class L} with ‘deep. he yoy P. ‘OR SALE OR EXCHANGE-25,000 AORES . F situate in the counties of Perry’ and oa nnessee. One section of 5,000 sores is admirably a from the cou: ome Tigtis susceptible of cultivation. C eit, = merchandise. ep a A, VALUABLE WATER POWER te, os clay of New Bi to = oa abe ia te atee eet | s Lid SIRT got ures) situated in one ot tbe fea im the city. The reoel van 38 Havana sogar mart, 206 Water street,! Steaunoar, pom BOILER—FOR SALE, & NEW IRON Nong gud ten oct meters wishes ey al ‘about siz thas half feat th Neigh! pe HOUSES, ROOMS, &c., WANTED, ‘aneee IMMEDIATELY —UNTCRNISHED APART- ae steam ol ious dar NTS A PARLOR AN ax iED- tached, furnished, suitable fer a si —— man, with breakfast; x paoae table. Apply at Non ios ‘way, opposite the Union. MILLINERY AND DRY GOODS. egy peng ee are wc, | AvRSomi Asiana ta neuae aaa Prellelts ladies to Seer vines thove =| Idem sala Slee a oo ae de as any in the city oan be "a, Broadway. muUsICAL, BY zt pres TO NEW ra bes send our Degheees, one valuable areal oR to New Or Thi Odio, (wu iy detained & few sae i, protabiy pos te Trips ie tne eonros ofS Brory attontion ‘Till be paid t0 the Collection of drafts, notes, mey ATIMEON & CO. Wail et. 7 Rew Orleans and Mobile Express, Mestcor & CO.'8 EUROPRAN PACKAGE BXPRESS. Messrs. fect &'Ue “1 s pg A 4 o. for To | the Conard steamer aleies, vo vail the lst ‘of ‘January vexe any pe ariel ee rehase tite REWARDS, rei euar eee aye E of the 17th December, a es ie |e or as ver mi er ay To ¥ Pe ee ye Ey ee besten meieus f oF ram Pie IND~ Zn ary rr a5 —darndar Med. a tae ae ae terethornclige, w Bewee: i Broadley. Bo: ae Spirkss “out aL Foti AND ake tana neaeeny BRLB., Dew a tor, A. H. 'Purdy.— will commenc vine Mr. om; Sylva’ Kiss 4 3 Pit, 129 comts, ‘Doors open wt 64, j Ben curtain rises tie’ OUGHAM'S Lone street. — ‘M Noab, J Prescott ual, A Stetoon, rdie! Joriah Howe, Geo MeL 06 A full five act etragea t Inter! ude! r a five act Comedy! ‘The raverite tragedy of GISIPPUs, Gisippus, Mr, WALLACK; Ful na, Mr. DYOTT; After which, Sophronia, Mra. WAL: Miss CAROLINE HIFFERT, 44 EYER, the eelebs vowdliot, will a to seve popal er formances; among the rest“ My Boyhood's ome , the grand comic duet from Cinderella. ‘The never- tiring oc mee of ore. JOUN W. LESTER. JOUN OWENS, anc sided by the entir Theatre. ‘The doors will be oj yurcain wild reg at 7 precieel jssion will be, Dress Circle he reat of the house, twenty- tiv ‘at the principal hetel be seoured, for the wogement of Mick. Ke. Harper, the selebraved delimenter of @merican ple ntailen negroes, whose perform eh admirati: ‘hoatres: : Mamet auc THR Woopian's aPBLI. and ing farcetts of 7 Bisex Jooby Mr. E.R. Loy colebrated pnaaitaien will py his is belle aoe ke cise Eapees, ier gece a Sotonish the sudieuee with hie. wos te of - imiseion, 28 een children. hel price. Af 5 T; exhibition commences at 7h¢. Por full particulars, be. bi e day. Bannan mvomua— WaveaM SQUARE —TWwo perf commencing at 3 o'elook ii. the a cit toven in he great. t seen st no other — u ae ALT FOR LAND.—| DID LOT OF iL colors. Apply ioe street, foot ot 4 hed ale! | see ie the oe York oe ae Sriveat vare particularly requetied te val, : INFORMS ik PUBLIC AT large that ju facts ordre reatias ula 4 born, to wit— Fenien, Power yy fe EEE a : “ FRO! ays woranE. I ates sacar 2 = | a “= =e sriaic ty) ALco- manufactured and the lowest prices, 5 Ay BOERS, 3 their Phenix facta me DEWITT ts be wonderful Wisid, tu lenge renews — Sec oak g tue, Rs. evi OOLD CANDY, Gectn lies ea wae lend and wed feyuin, on eafuing ui Ia the'sotd saturate thed atfally, aut dn diarerbed sien F night, ly ire: WSERVIR WE BeSetighe and by dresiate WwW BERK 'S La jors for Aestroyi Yer the destruction of Fats | Nas iettone—Doors ep ° Sateen se NO. peotable and eente. Sooo seven o'clock. e pectrully informed # gorts will be disoontin: aS will be rej at the usual Saturday aftarnoon v1 ned for the future. day, an afternoon Coneert, commencing at 3 0 ‘6 a fice Bar. ihe ROADWAY, ABOV! during the week own CHRISTY’! mnences a1 Das Minstrels are res~ w Your’ mk, P ) ELLOWS' OPERA HOUSE—CHRISTMAS AND NEW Yenr’s Festival.—The Manager of Fellows’ Minstrels, im retnrning than! eedenced (pi to his patrons and the pubsie for the unpre- d to his popular Concerts for t ate that neither pains no band the most perfect in every ontinued every evening during and Saturday afternoons. md an afternoon concer 25 cents. Private boxes for six, $2 Philip, May er. Hoffman, Mr. Fr Bi ner, of ‘albany, Mr. Henry Tiseingtom, Mr, George Lode ad ym. King, with other atiractions which wilt : der sore cone jowks of the ECOND MUSICAL GIFT, CONCERT, AT TRIPLER Hall, to follow, imm cork ‘The subperibers have the heees te aaneures th ecedented demand for the t Concert, having exhausted 500, Lity as t efforts to aceommodate the ad, according visable to competition) z ‘anos, value vot: riehly ft “aites ‘ts en The books are now delivery. ete is own chee 2 Not America, luable memento of the glorious sought after, and many liberal ‘Bt private sale, but chi nit hand 16, Smeive be 0. 20, 21 aod 22, aix 27,23, 29 ow Year's Gilt tickets of the New the fixed num! gifts, wit ofp admissien gorgeously embla~ subscribers t open fer pablie rated Dale hired Gift LYM fo, Gn ATRE—THE ‘Exhi Broadway. The satedituvian on netee he: with a Tee Stes Ser yg and for of distinguished histor ‘exhibition closes with the grand. display rome eee ey renee Tie fantas- val of the performance, LE aon santiots of this 5 ieee “To commence st? seivek, "Po conclude with ivate boxes, H) ct iy fables ners Bale Niblo' Oh carer Bon a ition of Optical jan, representing © wondare of the earth UNS & CO.'3 Uys I aT Frm} + 4 YORK AMPHI- ST Bo —Seoond ke WORLD DISPLAYED !— Trans —On an yor the an Admis- cents; children, Price. pee JULIUS ILL. es Arma a ia “Acta ct Moree fuiey Macrant gr CIN DE aoxion 1 NOONB —SIXTRER 692 Broad: is now forming by = very celebrated wish %) improve tn ake reese reepeestull indelphie Tisving da, TRPLEBA reneic Seta eee an neat Ay 4 Wi Mary a Me Dysit. Danes oe by Lk Fotite Fugit, To oo tuocéseful and romantic ie" or Female Carionity. N- a Woteeptan after: hs Ly at o'cloe! sr the ‘osize of e- Brox Ma THEN} cram Messrs Btringer & 2.0. Te - ram, Beoretary. ich tickets cam be had of any of fea will’ be presented the moral play UM. aman BARE DI MaTIC dea Deceraber bh noe “Th > Tye, t the Orph. test Dress ea 5 and Civic Dall ot the jation Coliseum, Jan ris Ties Townten§ VaN BUNEN, President. the membet AMUSKMENTS 1” PHILADELPHIA Shaawge ROONO, SERLAEELSGTAL ES Or el BAR Asse BAsnope huss MUSEUM, PM md og AR ‘of the Gi ae araal ss the combined in its title. Pat be will bor New Siento y the corps dramatiqua, Fears doy Sd ligy, Mise Home Si tematic Novice ie Rock otal sompaay be el re. ‘Mth of ave Seen ease com. con ike transfer books mae Way thet Secretary ber 19th, e books of th ‘Siet it, at. Meltere of ig remneied sole agente in. she ny. or LOWMOOR CAR AND Loop! ory, Res? Axi wheels Son | Bes elt ak tain. adver! dere with dospateh. STAFFO peerns f IRON OF AL 8! Glimere, Bi agentain toe * red ere, Stabe sureet, boatom, at ia of good quality. “TRAVELLERS sUIDE. Teas, AND pens EP ae) inte gallons ole agents ses thie superior stomp bars, of bent, Saree, warraey ‘as 2 Groat . ‘corte all or- PPRRIOR QUALITY fton, sole endeavor will be to 8 Liant COMPANY, York so —The Asawa, Bleetiem fer thirteat will be held 08 she offen, No, 174 0 13th day of January next. from li te transfer book will be clesed from | has written « letter the Soub inet. util after the oe i777 becrovary, i nrg NEWS BY THE MAILS Our Washington Corresponde nee. ‘Wasuineton, Dec, 26, 1850. California Land Claims— Mr. Gwin's Bilt— BM, Benton's One of the most dificult subjects yet to be settled : by Congress, is the settlement of land claims ia the. ‘State of California. It is a subject which involves interests to an amount of millions upon millions of dollars. Itis a question which covers every acr@ of land in California, and conflicting disputes to various tracts, parcels, and lots of land, betweem hundreds and thousands of claimants. According to the decision of Congress, or the board individual claimants, occupants, or holders of land in California, may lose or gain to the extent of thous sands, aad even millions of property. There are various tenures to land titles in Calix, fornia. There are claimants under grants froma old Spain—claimants under grants or purchases made under the government of Mexico—claimanta, under titles obtained from the Pueblo Indians—andl pre-emption claims of squatters, &c ,&c. We vend ture to say that nearly all the lands capable of cultivation in California, and Jarge portions of th@ mining districts, are covered with Mexican and Spanish land claime, and that it will be found that Uncle Sam will have buta small quantity off land to dispose of in California, adapted to perman, nent settlement. Some twelve months ago, Mr. Wm. Carey Jones (son-in-law of Col. Benton), was sent out to Calie fornia and Mexico to gather all the information possible in regard to this matter of land titles im California. ing well versed in the Spanish lan— guage, and a lund title lawyer, Mr. Jones returned with @ mass of interestiag and valuable informa= ion, collected from the old #rchives at Monterey, n California, and trom the government records he city of Mexco. This imformatien was for the enlighienmest of the department of the [ateriorg having the executive rol of the public lands, The Department, puzzied with the perplexities of this land business, aud lacking al authority off jaw, has been waiting the acuoa of Congress upom these California claims, while between the old sete lers, the speculators, and the squatters, the buai« ness is daily, becoming more complicated and dif ficult of adjustment. Mr. Gwin’s bill, which was before the Senate to-dey, provides for three Commissioners to settle, 2 these land claims in California, who shall hold! their eersions at such mes and places as the Pree . sident shall direct. Persons clammy land under, Spanith or Mexican titles shall sudmi. the same toe be exemined by the ees the board to be ey by the Mexican treaty, law of nations, &c. &e., their decisions upon the validity or inv lid” on such titles Brction 7. And be it further enacted, That io ail ea~ { rejection er confirmation of any claim by the rd of commissioners, it shall and may by lawful for. the claimant or the United States to present # petittom to the district court of the proper district wetting forthe the pature of the claim, names of original an@ t claimants, with the deraiguinent of litle, ae: transcript of the ceport of the board 8, and of the papers on whick it waa founded; and it shall thereupon. and 0¢ the next ensaiagt term of the dietrict court aforesaid. be the duty of che. said court to render a judgm: nt, aud upon the applisa~ tion of the party against whom judgment is rendered, ten appeal tothe Supreme Court of the Unit ve Supreme Court of the United all thereupon proceed floally to adjadeate sucky claims, according to the principles applicable, which are recognised in the act . approved 2ith May, 1524 entitled Siivg the claimants to lands within the limits of the Btate of Mireouri, and territory of Arkansas. to insti tute proceedings to try the validity of their elaim T. That notice of the intention to such petition shall be entered on the journal of sald) commirsioners within twenty days after such decision. hb petition shall be filed in the district court ix months trom the date of the decixion of thet And all a lly rejected by 5 id court, or prosecuted withing f two years, shall be treated as part of the ublic dom. ad jor ali claims Onally confirm either by the tribunal or court aforesaid, pateuts issae he rendition to the General Land 01 splat of survey, duly approved and certified vy ‘he Burveyor General Col. Benton opposed this bill as violating all treaty stipulation ot oe of national faith, national law, and individual rights; his instance, the bill was postponed to iatrnany next, when we may expect Old Bulhon to give particular fits. hat it is the old Senator cees im the bill so monstrous, we expect then to leat The eubject is a vast one; and the Senate wisel reed to postpone it till after New Year's day ‘there are come immense land speculations mix up in this business, which the debate upon the will probably bring to light Our Baltimore Correspondence. Ba ax. Deo. 98, 1860. The Richmond Fugitive Case—Arvival of Californians 4 Brutal Murder—Marine Report, $e T roceedings in New York, in the case of Long, the alleged fugitive slave from Richmond. continue ta attract much attention here. The general opinion of those that have perused the excellent reports of the, examination in the Herald, is, that the right of prow perty im the man is fairly proved by the cleimanty and that, if he is not gt , the law is virtually @ dead letter. If the law can be evaded by legal techni calities, it is evidently the intenticn to do it im thia case; consequently, the result is looked for with mucly interest by the whole South. ‘The arrival of @ large party of Californians here, just as they came from the mines, being « portion of the passengers of the steamer Obio, trom Norfolk, ex cited much interest yesterday, acting as a curative ta all who wore eMicted with the California fever They were in rags and tatters, with constitutions apparent= ly shattered by the long exposure; long beards, mat~ ted locks, most of them sheeless aod stock: Each of them, however, huggrd his little bag of gol @tet, with the outward man was soon improved; but the inner man will require» still longor time for Tenov' A young man named Edward Kemp was waylaid Deaten by twomen named Francis iets snd Thomea Graves, om tmasday.im wuch ® manver that he was taken up senseleas, ied yerterday from the eens recetved iis only crime waa vel fire compan: ng it will prove . inves apne of zoune ceperelams an un: deadly Mowe a al heh iar 1 val ange. jon. The are ti }, a0 as there in tive evidence against them iwi-*y ey woking him down, na id any aicce him, they dragged him by be allowed to escape After bay | a He after: bat brig Forrest, of Bath and was liberally vupplied ‘with he wanted. There were ten deaths on board e pasrage Our Philadel phia Correspondence. Pre rain Dor. 2 1860, New Telegraphic Arrangements to New Ov * ve. A new telegraph office has been opened in Ubesnug street, near Third, by the Washington and New Uriean® company, for the tranrmission of mescages direct to New Orleans and other points south of Washington, ‘The company has leased one wire from Washington to New York, from the Morse Detwren those cities, 4 affording New York end Philadelphia au iostan- HeOUR COI nication *ith sil ih otiies oo be man era €, pouch of telegraph Washington P -- will greatiy expe jes all around aod the mer « As Well 88 the press 0 whe reap ite benefite § The Mores line to sup~ ire leared are now putting ap smother betweem sisiphin ao your city ro that as enoet time there will again be four wires at their cowmand for the business of the line The wires betwers cnis ity Washington bave not been out of order « «ingle y vince July inet.and connection «ite Yew Yors bee stage An Fnergy tbat ix most oreditabie to the © President of the ine Wm M Swain, Bey, eape~ iy whem com rasted with (he freqarat aad loog come tinued joterruptions (het formerly provet s> sanoye ing tC all Baving eoeasion to use the lightoing for Durimert of pleasure Ren Martindale, « tad of fourteen wae drowned om areday. by the lee breaking with him, whive euating on & pond wear Frankford steamer Penobscot, from N K for Phila. delpbin, parsed the UB btemu frigate Sarquehvoam, At Go'clork yenterday moralng, #heu about wo allem below Reedy Itand The steamship City of Glacgow, from Liverpool, haw pot yet been telegraphed b iow. toough gow exrom days out *y leet, the Adame, Maas, il el) aged foe athined ninety & machine shop for ood Fet of tools, aon of It aw, of nearly sted aL BSL OUN) me tured. $20 000, fartucers Mataal, Worcester. + 10.000; Mtna. i Nae Conway Matual, $2,600 —Bosion Traveiter, Dee 27 ase ra Stag te em jon. Na x0, ot the Wertern © ry deine bis constituents declining & candidate for re-election.