The New York Herald Newspaper, May 28, 1851, Page 1

= WHOLE NO. 6791. MORNING EDITION----WEDNESDAY, MAY 28, 1851. ANUSEMENYS. CENTS; Pin, “a on. o Conta.—Deors open 6 Misvorteal drama o€ WA Te A ae ite pt Porat i. After ‘which, ‘ Mise Mise Hittert ‘Te comelude with Heo Mr. Mal: Mr. "rine Moli ward; Rosalie Elliston, Miss Wemyss, TONS PETE Mag oon STRE! —— yp ee eS Wi deer as lee. ap ee Johaston; Amin hughes; Mise Smudge, Meh TRE, cuaTHaM STREET BOXES, ieee rete rznvecine hay NE Deena Pit, b Semen nr musical drama of the om mense with DY OF hd isi 2 Mr. ‘Moath, Me. a, fone Ba Crocker, Acratoos, Miss Malvinas Lisks, Mrs. Drews JENNY LIND'S GRAND FAREWELL a CERTS iN NEW YORK, cana to her N Western Ni se ta vi pete eens Tale. ost Cay es "The public are informed that these Concerte fT S00N CLOSE. THE TENTH genet CONCERT will take ane | TRIPLER On WEDNESDAY EV is tN, May 2th. ME—PART 1, xn ( Buryeathe) et, e¥e Of Cy hed peilett Cavatins, Una vooe poco fa,’ a th TBetiere) ne ie. Jenny Linn. Variations for the Trumpet (of the hy eee Soviety: J Avis, «Hace te veal o mise Straniera). . 4 Aria, “ Horns, and Aria, “ Pere! Weber Auber + Rossini . Gants Bellini se ses sDonizetti «A Scotch Ballad «+A Seotch Song M. Beneprer, Sombining the drut musica tale t in Amerios, numbering ONE HUNDRED PERFORMERS, for these concerts. wr the Pits ias will be held neh Yelook mratofie rth ale of tickets will be opened at pres 300 BROADWAY, every day, except the Sabbath, from 6 A. M. ee ee may be seon, and seats seoured. rowell Concerts will be given on v8, aredi ta sanaeanels The Conoert commences at 8 MONDAYS” WEDNES Garden, or at Tripler Hall, Doors open at 6 o’clook. thence soiteiaing ol yee moras of the souge may be ebteined | in expressed’ y aes er will be given at ion has been ver reapectfall WUoNCERT CASTLE GARDEN, g@ommoncing at half-past one, aud terminating at half-past roe 1. ? On THURSDAY, Mav wa. ‘Tickets for this Morn! tare now road) THE TWELITH GR ND CONCERT. wil Se civen a IPLER oa uk. is Kets FOR JENNY LIND'S GRAND CONCERTS, Wednesday evening, 2th, and Thursday afternoon, htany Be had for the Most decitadle situations, at I | fillers bookstore, 200 Iroudwa en's, un town bookstore, til Broad: D'S GRAND concepts ar TRULER edpeaday ¢veniuy id Thurs the OK, are to be fow Astor House, Re- We canbe f the number. ARNUM'S AMERICAN MOUSHOM.—P. T. BARNUM, Proprieterand Manager: Jolin Grooo wood. Jr., Ausirtant edne. ay <8 the Bateman ny a rita beth To the afternoon, ; EMILD—Litwe Viel Batenan. After SWEET diay and ovenigz, from 7 A: M. wnti Wi M,, andes performance, 2 cents; chiluren under ten yeare of age, L2by Gents: parquet and dross circle, IZ conts extra j fition tos aumber o | the following gentlemen were wu ~ |, Curtis, Pi | ander M. Commings, Assista Hi She will be assisted by Wm giher dlatinguished arvists, ‘Concert under the direetivn of Wm. Scharfenberg, who will proside at the p: er full partic see programmes at the mur ‘Tickets one dollar each, to be had st the music stores and els | Fn LEa, IN MUSEUM. | wing te k, and in the evening at 6 are varied and select an Patertainme: eek ough & variety of feats of atre Rovalins the only Female Juceler in the ny of Mair and Female Artists. wi Qn exhibition of Marble Statunry anequatied in the ww Tcether with & varkty of luteresting perform d evening, For parti ee balls of each ARNUM'S GREAT CARAVAN, MU and Men Animals. anda ¥ tions, will exhibit ern Hives, for ont wenn The érov ephants, companies the exhilition, and a © will bo given, in white’ ASIA TIC eham, th: Wo: pert w ion a on the ‘Sth, rent my Weriden, the 24 Fini Ue nthe Path, Colsheater, ch, the Ith: Daniel * Mth of Jane; Tolland. 1, the Mand #th of Ju rovidenoe, B tte, Rhode 1 an p Gnd & part of New Hampebire. J RAND ENTRANCE INTO RROOKLEN OF THE B Grest Avi » Tw voday tn it afterion and evening, ! rt halt past Brandy and10 P.M. The Grand Procession will be nended hy » teain of Ten Elephants, har of “Suggernant, fll wed By th Hi fee. Tho Wininw t in height, recently arriv n. Tow Thumb, and dis tey & Afove of Aranian cession. The whole exhibition wale in extemt, and wil! by fertico militery brass hands 10 of Kxkibition is siguated near the Cl BA afurtebly accommodate an vadience —ehildre in, Wiltlamabegh, City, on Wednesday, May 28, 184 @pectator. A ie: bt Intvrdey, M RAs DHERR DRI pat W's MEN AOSRIR. This estedes ya ‘snd applause of hy of thousands of ihe inna ota bie and intelligent the United Seas S most brilliant sumance om ad “ti ites and towne of ew ch has ree Pai ‘Cr ree hy %, aiees. 3 ne Rew n, 2th; Hartfor: ay Bin ter, Web wilt Stat; Norwich, June 2d; Pro isn J Maen. on @ Maine, Naw ATIONAL THRATRE, ROSTON.~ THE sUBSORI- bere having leaged the above fatadlihimene ona torm oars, ew ready to reoelve proposals Kieren of the theateloal pr profession, of SP Sekonledged tae ot ent, for enenqemente. on im A ot ptember next, All ost ee ard it ecostve imag. dinte sttention Be ora G. Bowron, May 16, 1851. ai FP URATRICAL NOTICR—LADIES AND GRNTL inen wishing Cnpagements in the 8: omer PeagOM, Wil! please addreae bn tre #, port paid. Novices need aot appig, rade, | fille Cemetery, 27’ Broadway, day event ris? he new comedy, called’ HET! oh Panl Puffing, Mies J. Bonnett; Za o Whiting; Mr. Creepmor Mr. Mr. Conw Y Mise Anderto incre ae goux | SRFTON. TIC ee ene Privat i to 734 o'cloek, Last night of the apring season, iiss atabitshintat will Ke closed Stvar thie efeciage tises in consequence of the panty ss negecsney for ths ls wed of ponincsbea ben neh t hide ‘Bhiarde sn the fa fo pises 0 The po for this a peru only, will be acted "the vi ace lude with the FIRST NIGHT. BLYGEUM, BROADWAY,NBAR. aaa wig oss Bale rear Fy seasor ir. H. Placide, Lg? will ‘Ac Dr. Boncwus rr DOCTOR. “To cone | deat Duey: ‘Mr Band wiiriay pees ‘To conel ro ove, Mr. Brougham: lo. in; Mere: 3 Mae er Gould; Columbia, Miss merterie wa HE HAMBLIN FESTIVAL.—AT ax fbgoages mee! of the friends of ee Co rand proprietor Ot Theatre, eral jouse, on man: Astor Geer, 1 et “a to Mr. “any. aera ae fick ha bee ‘gent tour ciheper Menats, French & Hicior, raped further, Thi Either “hanks ct Mr.” Hamblin’s rentiomen a their liberality and be gratefully socepted. An itive Comnifftee re enyee vision of the arrat timonial. A Committee W. H. Beobe, E: Ham! Per ry th ‘members will be o . ni pre en adjourned, ‘subjec Janus F. Oris, Sooretary. A Sten PLACE OPERA, HOUSE.—COMPLIMENTARY benefit to Mr. JOHN R. SCOTT, on which occasion will Yuli a Sherida Kaowies’s beautiful play of the WIFE; Pierre, aha R. Scott, with & strong by the Messrs. To conclude Brees GHAM’S LYCEUM.—A CARD.—MISS JULIA GOULD respectfully informs her friends and the public that ler bene@t will take place on Friday nae May fan] sa) bys) Wine ill be performed an entirely now ay LY- ror me aoa ai St ri Box book m w Open. with ot} tainin : ECHANICS’ ae NO. 472 BROADWAY, ABOVE Gra 4 mn every pas feist the rye] H further ni MINSTRELS, ene iiclont an versatile “corps of “‘talentes need performers,’’ under the m: agement of E. P. Che ty, Whore converts in this city, for a tuocession of “five received with hig’ i Ti 2 Saturday calles, com ‘lock, B. Me Fy MINSTRELS ELLOWS' MUSICAL + yl te Sewe. He wed, ont bees | i and eee Fells. Minstrels, Ai edicient nd vorsale performers, Sorts in thts city for the inst | eo favor eli fashion alg weinageonerigerair Baadaw os tha trameht f Ferrante ‘On iclicsend families samencing ae boclet Fr Me heals, mel Ms tion: 25 cente Deore open at T 'olee nae HICAGO CITY LOAN.—SEALED PROPOSALS WILL ae oy Termin news even pee cen Fat ea Sanaa ‘Te Bee of the City t ‘Treasurer, Silas = vai «Mie Roa RNNSYLVANIA Seppo posals will be receiv the next, at Johnstown ‘and''8 280% a thas rnd of the vision Foine miles. below as J ia 8 fe jes below egeenen, fa f 2 miles. road within loghany mountains, cnovuntortag offered ip this o 0 some of the heaviest H mmit of the mon: ‘int. Terms cash, y rongh imeuthiy. For further inte. to Raward mules, Associate Engincer, Eee Yo Subienland Kuonaet Pox: eee eae Fuowson, Chief Engin: EEN Engineer Depart Philadelphia, May 1.1 FrICk NEW JE ¥ EXPLORING AND MINING Co.—May Mth, INS. —At a neeseing of the Shareholders, held this day, at the Company's office, Newark, New Jorsey, animousiy elected Direo- oy of New Yor! amuel Fowl! James L, Curtis, st New ¥ Yor! of Newark, New Jersey: A. C. Wittiag G. Basle, of vB W. Savage, of Jersey quent meeting of the Dingotors: ine following o@icere were Galy, slesvedse Tomes lent; Samuel Fowler, View Prva n el T. Jones, Treasurer; George W. Savagi int Seore i ok GhORUE W. SAVAG: | order, Secretary. | baron, commissioners, in place of Mr. Ingersoll, declined. | | flinching fide NEW Ss BY TELEGRAPH. | iS | THE SPECIAL SENATORIAL ELECTION, IN NEW YORK. PROBABLE TRIUMPH OF OF THE CANAL PARTY. FURTHER ‘PROM E EUROPE. ADV ICES FROM ALL ‘QUARTERS, The Special Senatorial Elections. We have only a few meagre returns by telegraph, from part of the following districts :— NINTH DISTRICT—ORANGE AND BULLIVEY Cours. ‘The returns indicate the re-election of the democratic candidate, James 0. Curtis, over Halstead Sweet, whig. Goshen, Orange county, gives Curtiss 65 majority (last fall democratic majority, 30); Walkill, two districts, gives Sweet, (whig) 20 majority; Newburgh gives Curtiss about 175 majority (last fall whig majority 39.) EIGHTH DISTRICT—DUTCHESS AND COLUMBIA COUNTERS, ‘The returns are favorable to the clection of the whig candidate, Joseph Halsted, over John Snyder, the late democratic Senator, as follows:— Durcieas Cousty.—Poughkeepsie gives Halsted (whig) 600 majority. Whig gain, 333, Corvmma Covxry.—In Hudson, Halsted’s majority is 69. Whig gain, 56. ‘The democratic majority in the two counties last fall, was 135, NINETEENTH DISTRICT—=ONEIDA COUNTY. Benja. N. Huntington (whig) is doubtless elected over Charles A. Mann, the leader of the democratic resigning Senators. In Utica, Huntington's majority is reported at 600—whig gain, 742. In Rome, Huntington's majo- rity, 285; last fall dem., 117—whig gain, 502. Accord- ing to the telegraph, Huntington's majority in the county will be from 1,200 to 1.500. TWENTIETH DISTRICT—OSWEGO AND MADISON. Moses P. Hatoh, Canal democrat, runs against Charles Stebbins, anti-Canal democrat. Ovwego city gives Hatch 1,000 majority—a vote nearly unanimous in favor of the Canal policy, in which Oswego is deeply interested. Whig majority last full, 62. We presume there is no doubt of the election of Hatch, asthe abolitionists, under advice of Gerrit Smith, in Madison county, join the canal men in supplanting him. THE LATEST DESPATOHES. Unies, May 27, 1861. The majority against Mann, in this city, is 979 The yote is quite light. E: ward gives a majority for Huntington. Whitesboro’ gives Huntington 402 ma- jority. Mann is probably defeated by 2,000 votes. Mann has 18 majority in Maroy. Fort Prsre, May 27, 1851 In Montgomery county, Amsterdam gives 497 majority for Sanford, whig; Palatine, 100; Florida, 63; Canajo- harie, 65; Glenn, 100; Mohawk, 67; Minden, 181. San- ford’s majority will probably be 000. In Herkimor, Fox has 800 majority reported. Synacuse, May 27, 1851. Watertown gives 100 majority for Lyon; Oswego, 1,004 for Hate; Rome, 085 for iuntington. Anas, May 27, 1851 Utica gives 600 majority for Huntington, and the whole Rounty, 1.20) to 1,500. Rome gives Huntington 985— official, Hudson gives Halstead 69, Little Falls, San- ford, 15; Oswego city, Hatch, 1.064; Home, Huntington’ 285—official; Pleasant Valley, Dutchess, Snyder, 09; Co- lumbis, Valatic, Snyder, 47; Stockport, Hatch, 126; Liv- ingston, Snyder, 15; Montgomery, Amsterdam, Sanford, 20 to 400; the town cf Herkimer not over 50 for Fox; Watertown, Lyon 109. Noewsvnon, May 27, 1851. The vote in thix village was very small. James C Curtis, dem., has 105 majority, The town will probubiy ve him 175. Povonarresie, Doromrss Co., May 28—1 A.M. ~ Poughkeepsie gives 629 majority for Halsted ; Rhine- . 48; Untonvale, 45; Beekman, 63; and Hyde Hark W. Le Grand gives 06 majority for Snyder Convama County.—In Germantown, Halstead has 65 ; in Hudson, 69; Claverack, 9; Stockport, 126; v4 j Clermont Lebanan, 55; Kinderhook, 01 80; Taghkanick is reported 145. district, 47 From Washington City. NIA TITLE COMMISSION TER'S SPEECH, ETC. Wasnixgrton, May 27, 1851 ‘The Board of Commissioners, to adjust California land titles. has been compicted by the appointment of John C. Spencer, of New York, and Jobn F. Thornton, of Tur ce The board now consists of Messrs. Spencer, Thornton, and Herland, of Ky. It is understood that Dr. Charles M. Davis, a gallant officer, who served under Gem. Wool | in Mexioo, as stad quartermaster, bas been offered the seeretaryship. ile is every way qualified for the post The board will organize in this city or of a change having been made in the chief | of the Navy Department, is without founda» | arne », this morning, publishes Mr, Webs! p eulogizing the author, and says, rpeveh at Bu has now # character which commands the respect of the it has shed upon ite best example he exhibits of un- vietions of his mind.”’ ol whole country, for the lig! interests, aud for the nol ty tw the eo The city assewors here retarn qualified voters of Washington, Benton among t the ensuing J i length, to ran from Williamaburgh Brooklyn and he Cyrene ite Bo. eo., 8 IN; wiles in neet with t entra ly Sums of $5,000 and mpwards will be lo terest, on city real estate. Apply to Wall at, jor, basement. in the Croton Water o lars, to join the ti a in this and Reltimor faotori FIDALO to & can be made without risk—monoy turned every te tha. Sales have beon made paying 3” per | cout, ae wild te shown. Address Cash, Herald office, with | real name. Referenoe given and required. | ONEY ON BOND AND MOR R—A REGISTER ie kept, by the subseriter, for y a fod morteare on Keal Betate, in the city of New y. te « Brooklyn and Williemaburg MH. LUDLOW, Real Extate Auctioneer, No gE. 1h Wall street, EXPRESS AGENCIMS, do. RTs TO ENGLAND, IRELAND, a on anle for sag aro mm £1 gpwards, which @il! be cashed at any Bank in the "United Kingdom. Also. Packages of every deecription forwarded at low Fates, by sil che cteamers, 80 any part of Bow anvs sa By Ph A | [A eee RNIA FREIGHT, PACK large number of buildings now orecting ets ix great. and much dif need in procuring the reyuisice aumber toex ting contracts The sons of the late John Yokely. of Davideon county, | North Carcliua, advertion a reward of $200 for the arrest | of Howard P. May, theeupposed murderer of their gather | Adattional Commercial News by theCanada. Mauirax, May 27, 1861, HOLLINGSUEAD, PECLY AND CO."s CIRCULAR. Liv eneme, May 16, 1851. Our cotton market has been ip « cingwlar and unnatu- Tal state this week. For some time past there had been such a general desire to sell, thatthe weekly decline of prices was unprecedented; but this week. the conduct of holders im pressing sales was such that a crixiv; was evi- dently inevitable, and one great cause of the rapid de- cline in our market, indeed the principal cause, must be attributed to the orders received from the shippers of cotton in the United States, to sell irrespective of price, but of course expecting, when such orders were given, to obtain one anda half penny to two pence per pound above our, present rates; the practical effect of whick ‘was, that with perhaps 50,000 bales daily om sale, and only a demand for three to four thousand, it followed as amatter of courre, that almost each sale was at a de- cline uj the ing one, as the reduction in price, 60 far from inducing @ buyer to take » large quantity, almost invariably had a contrary effect. The market has at length, takae stun, ‘those te ate niy ater, and no longer an impatience to sell. pent can descriptions, Fly oe are still a quarter ry fia on ny per pound lower than quoted in our last circular, Though there is. recovery of three-ighthe of « Penny per pound sales made on Monday and Tuesday las Pty 17.—The closing prices, ena for uj mid: dling was5\; to *; per pound: fair, ling, 534; fair, O54 New Orleans middling. 5 SHIPPING “INTEL: LIGENCE, Axrwenr, May 10—Arr Mayflower, NOrleai Barsrot, Hay 13--In po RDEAUS, Hanssa, do; Pr Pri rine or ioeh, virginia, do” 5 ‘Busoex, May Arr Louise Cesar, Chariesto Brncen, April 16—Sl4 Christiana, Quebec, ow Bry ast, May &—Arr Mary Hiannad, New Orleans. Bocrocns, May 10--arr Condon, Charlesto GaPRNanvon, May, 12—Sld Royal William, Qu Cnonsrar, ‘sy ‘2h—Are Neptune, Chari Coraxwaces, May 0—Arr Prinda Bvgena, Charleston, May 158d Challenge, Baltimore, Avr Choytal, Waitin ser Rosalie, ‘New Orleans; Apeil 3, fer Clomb Huron, NOrleans: Lith, Luey, ,' Jewstris, Tvarignt ie bi holm, ge "10th, Herald, ink, liforain, » omtreal. ‘Ate May 7: Seowahagow, St Joba; othr Compe: ition, do, Canrusceya, Ma EAL, May } ‘Arockur, gent, do; Pilgrim, do; New Ness do; Milicents de Dumuix, May 13— Are Patel Henry, Now Orleans, Guovereren, May 10—Are Aflen Brown, St John, Gexoa, May 10—Arr Monterey, New Orleans, H Moy o—Are Maid of cleans, New Or! 0 re Win Penn, Philadel 16th, Prince of 5—Sld oe, St Joni El "Borade, a ih, Arad, Ido: 1 im, dor 10th, St ‘John; ies do; 16th, ada Ge oe Jege oxtelg Savannah, aan Elizabeth Deal do; Amn, Montre nobec: 12th, Spi th, ‘Britis abn it tieh Queen, Quedeo; 7th, Dom t Chicora Industry, Charleston. May | 10—-Sid Hope Fleetwood, Cresswell, jontreal. Fleurian, Dopellevue, Philadel- | hy dian Thomas Baker, Quebec; Mth, Q jrebee; Hope, Citecwiies Map phis nrserows, u tay Are a Altona, 4 MISCELLANEOUS. m Cardiff to Quebss, was abandoned on the 2ith ult, ‘The crew was taken orwegian bark. Vessel, apparently American, of 14) tone bur- ne by the deck, bowsprit and ji Jor, with two white stars o: Slat ult, ful of water opiate , Savanah, Sid 0h, ‘The Condor, Grefelite, from Ch for Hamburz, put ints Boulogne, having sprung & leak after being ovt sbvut » week, from NYork for Marteilien Lich ult. Bordeaux toy , ult. SUN, tom 13 W ‘Liverpoo! for St Andtows, 28th ult. ih for N York, 21 inat ee NHlamor hire, Uh vit, Americ: 3 |, bound W, 24th wl ‘Argo, from Li ae for NYork, lat ult. jAstotia, of New Mork, trom New Orleans for Cadi w Balornths, of Greenock, from areb | arlotte, from Hamburg for New York, off Point Lynas, Mio Janeiro for New York, lariada, from Cork for New York, of the Orkneys, 20th ult Paragon, of S Parliament, +, steering W, Sith wis. edrews, trom Cadiz for Work, 21th ult. Bir Nobeet Peel, frum NYork for Loudon, iit PASSENGERS BY THE CAMBRIA Mr and Mrs Tipey, Ag and Mrs Wright, Mr apd Mra Murpiy, Rev Mr W srceater mond and Mrs flail, Mise Wheeler. Bt 5 rs isle, Mekay MDolebesire, Mutt, Lerter, Gardact Wieneex, Ii Laliairere, Puteam, Burrell, Wetec P Mr ang Mrs Barker, lady. Mre Drom Rodgers. Worcester, Juntex, Do Olier, Kems, Loring, Russel Horard, Carter, Pell, Baith, Swartea: . Mylo, ee wings, and Whyatt, Movements of Secretary Webster, Acoany, May 27, 1851 ‘The Hon, Daniel Webster arrived at Uticn Le night, where he was met by a large concourse of people: ant introdueed by J. A, Bpencer Mr. Webster brietty address mbiage ; after which o soore of ladies | to him at Baga's Latet jeft Utien at 11 c'cloek this morning, and | we 5 ctady by » comm from this city where he was called out. ond made « f speech. j “The train was and t He reached Albany his afvernoon and Mr. Webste li visit our p 1 epeak from ‘the Caplt ng men of our city and subsequently with o Affairs tm Connectiont, News from Boston, | “er ae eet thao neeeotonetae non FURTHER RLECTION THE SHADRACH RES | ROAD ACCIDENT—TWO MEN IILLED, ETC | CUR CASE—ANNIVERSARY WEEK, HTC Mstecin tees @ | Bosrox, May 27, 1841 It ts woderetond that the wh a caucus, have nom arns received since the close of our last despatch. ger 8. Baldwin, fre ax thelr candilate at one o'clock this morning, show that Dir. Goodrich, is Siaucanetis: tis ab wiiiened whig. has teen chosen to Congress from the Seventh | district. Fifty-four towns foot v 74 dood. | the House, have reported Fich, 4,086; Bishop s makes two | y to tel Bonking law The minority whigs and one free soiler chosen report laf The bank inv H |® ‘The trial of James Scott, a colored man th of Shadrach, the fugit! Borton Court House, came on before of the United States District Court, th ten o'clock. The priconer ls defended John P. Hale, and Richard Mf Dana, jr prosecution we have the Hon. George I District Attorney, and N. J. Lord, of Solem. ‘The tr pears to | | exeite but little interest. except amonget the members | of the bar attending inthe court house room. Seott is | nbout 45 years of age, amd a man of some property | trial, up to the adjournment of the court no further than the empanctling of a jury derable argument by counsel, the following questi ve, from the | der Sprague. morning. a by the Hon while for the reacts j for aiding in } | | A satisfactorily responding to the above questions, s jury wee | were put before qualifying the jarym let. Have you te | formed of expressed an opinion against the constitution ited | ality of the Fugitive Slave law? 2d Would «neh doubts prevent you from finding » Mago of nest Loe Court jreeeed, * | should instruct you that the law is constitutional’ Sd. red cad cvery ‘catentlon elven ter ticle head ee, | Do you hold any optuicn in regard to the Fugitive law Si TaNDrO Fone S which would prevent you from finding a verdict if the Ws Watt street, Yetk: 2 Colombia Bail ines. Liveepeok facts are proved agains’ the accused, and the Court ond 17 and 18 ‘ocranili London. should instruct you that the Iaw ix constitutions! | After Por steamers’ Brother } nity, on Monday ped Wedueniay. the ane —Our next rogulat Expresses wil forwarded by the above rtenmers, ree of our expe. tienced meesengers, Mesers. Wilcox Staviels, who will connect with out prompt Isthmus agents wt Chagres. From the superior facilition possessed by thi forward goods frem thie less time than is cooupied in f ‘arcel ived entil Li baagere and Agents, 149 OODS SHIPPED AT PANAMA, it THIRTREN D. from New York. by A Lukh £'C0.8 cautegn ieee. oes Next shipment per h, and Crese 2 having tess owe o their ehipmente regular ‘Goods cleared and consul Exproce, offer 14 Wall wher Tonga on Mo 2th, This ie the from Panama per ste charges froe to shippers. 8 FAST EXPRESS TO CALIFORNIA, willbe made wp for the Crescent Cit: 2PM. Postare to. Chagres, Sun nelaco, 10 conte to all South Ameri: Freight throngh to Sen Francisos, 40 cents per ib hey og A in Tork. Francises with the U. 8. mato! i ta k HO. 2 Vesey street, Astor House, GN EXPRESS-STFAWER FRANKLIN —PAR F per for the i to leave for = forwarded for the ilt've erecta yg op Bevin ‘Sime for the om wit Tea ViNast 0, 0 Walletzees ERFORD & CO, empanelted. eight ef whom are residents of Boston two of Che and two of Chartestown The firet thir. (een counts charge the prisoner with siding Shadrack to ated in different ways. The last three of re- eleting an officer of the United States Testimony inthe case WI commence te morrow. This being anniversary week, there are a lange number of strangers In the city, and the imeetings are very fully atten ‘The Anti-Slavery Convention commenced this morni Imund Quincy wae elected Provident, and in bis ning speech, was very severe upon the authorities for letting the society have Faneuil Hall, No business ortanoe en transacted up to the olosi itch. The Usion of Associationists met night. absence of Horace Greeley, President, Mr. Dwight called to the chair The annual address was delivered by W. F. Channing ‘The Columbia Hose Company, No. %. of Philadelphia, arrived in thix city this morning by the steamboat train, via pees. ty! ware eee rans, by the Franklin Hydrant Company No, 3 is city, and escorted to Charlestown, where the yp be remain the guests of the Franklin Company while here, and 'eage for Springdeld and Albany to-morrow after. hoon. ‘The weather, at the present time, ls delightful Arrivalof the Seamer, Marton at Oharteston, ‘Crrannvaran, May 27, 1862 The new steamship Marion, Captain Berry, from your ptt, arrived at six o’cvek ‘bly morning ni of im thie bill, and it awitet ad John Morphy were killed proper place, M and Anthony M nis life ic de-palred 0 The Latest from Havana. Crannawvon, May 23, 1351 ™ sabeila arrived yesterday afternoon from Hovnna, The rumors of the intended Lopez invasion ated no great sensation there, grent visita however, eomt The erew ¢ The sug change had taken in molasses Freights had an upward tendency wed te ound the const and littl or Five Days Later from Ar Rosros. ‘The echooner Commerce. arrived to-day Prince. May LOth, reper ail auiet when a Walsh, the American Com fi on the 10th, for J mal, Prince Bebe win sal was but little coftce in market, and prices were im comse- quence higher | Powder MMM &: — and a an ox, Del., May Cone of 3... Gnrescho's powder mills, situated @ mile from here, blew up, about 10 o'clock this morning — Tho- mas Aydelotte and John Russell were killed—two other meu dangerously wounded, andone slightly. The damage | amounts to about $4000, and the ineurauce is sm ‘The Southern Steamers. * Bavanvant, May 27, 1861 ‘The etoamship Florida, Captain Lyon, arrived at her Wharf at 4 this mornii es he the passage in 00 hours from wharf to wi | Bar riwor The Southern mail, as Inte ax due. ived. The Hon. Loge Judge of ‘the Supreme Court Alabama, has Patterson has been convicted at New Orleans of killing Thomas Rose. -_ a Marine Affairs. Laven coh ee eer w i Matai it OC Berean vee, Be By this Th Houle yards foot morning. THE HOBOKEN RIOT. FU RTHER PARTICULA Ss. ‘The Coroner's Inquest—The Dead, Wounded, and Prisoners. Our reporter, yesterday, visited the ecene of the bat- tle im Hoboken, and ascertained some further parti- culats of the melancholy transaction, together with more definite information as to the origin of the riot. The place presented a scene of desolation—houses wrecked—trees broken—gardens and grass-plots tram- pled, and the people all looking sad that such atrocities were perpetrated in their village. Groups might be'seen here and thére; discussing the merits of the combatants, | oreach describing some incident of the fight, that he had witnessed hinmelf, -Black eyes, broken noses, ban- aged heads, and scratched-faces, covered with patches | were numerous, Martin Bridges, the ship carpenter, whose name we mentioned in our report yesterday a+ being fatally | wounded, died during the night. The poor fellow took | no part in the riot, and like some of the spectators at the Astor Place riot, had just gone out of his house after tes, and was merely looking on, when he was assailed by the infuriated Germans, This is the only man, as yet, that we have heard is uctually dead, and even be was not killed on the spot. Considering the length of the fight. the weapons used, whieh they were frequently matched. it is singular there was none left dead on the field. Sometimes a dozen to- gether assailed one man with Lludgeons; but, in many | instances, they hindered cach other from thelr eagerness to despatch their victim. No doubt, however, as in the case of the Astor Place riot, several will die from the effects of their wourds. ‘The scene of battle—extending from McCarty's through | the whole length of Hudson street to the ferry—pre- sented traces of blood. and other marks of the fray Thousands of persons from the city visited the ground | yesterday, from curiosity, and among them a large num- ber of Germans. MeCarty’s saloon did not look so bad yesterday as might Le expected, and he appeared to be doing as good a business as if nothing had happened. Yrom all the conflicting statements we have heard, we have learned that the origin of the riot is as follows :-— Avout 6,000 Germans proceeded to Hoboken, as we have already stated, to hold their annual May festival. For the last two or three years. disturbances oceurted at these | celebrations, between them and the Short Boys. This time the Germans came prepared to punish the Short Beys; and accordingly a chosen corps was appointed. numbering about 500 amen, 4s a protective police, who | Wore white coats, were organized, and acted in’con- cert by signals, and by the sound of a horn, Many | of them fought in the Hungarian war; and, being | athletic fellows. it is said they longed to show the Short Boys what a thrashing they could give them, the Germans applied to MeCariy for the use of his | grounds; but he refused them, as he did not wish to have euch a crowd about his place. They accordingly applied in another quarter, aad got the ground called where we age their tents and erected their stands. They had wagons laden with provisions and beer For cach of these wagons a toll of $2 was charged, by the tenant whe holds under Mr. Stevens. ‘The Germans were practising gy:nastic games and | partaking of refreshments, when, at one exiremity of Ure camp, @ small row oceurred between some of them and three men said to be the Short Boys, who were pro- bly sent on as an advenced guard, ora skirmishing These Boys acted im; rly, in some way or » ip refere latter beat thei and pursued them to MeCariy’s house. One of them was bleeding very much, and they besought rty to protect them. The Germans demanded their nder, McCarty refused. and both he and Justice Bunning persuadsd them to go away. They were about fifty in number. Meuntime. the main body of the Short Boys advanced upoo a wing of the German encampment, and made an assault apen their viauds, and insulted their The alarm being given, the white- me to the rescue, aul after a short but e struggle the Short Boys we mm Seme of them fled jo Lhe direction of ht sbeiter there. ‘Che Germaus pur- bees, aad eeCarty we house. They laid siege to it. and and doors, Having yohing they could demanded the men who ney Would Kill chem he would shoot extremisies balf a dozen wila ab got hie gun This ermred the € at which was loaded with what, aed he charge, and fire German residing maker on the occ: ime. still wore beaw he fired. Tmination thdrew, tent fire twica to his Kitchen, which was ex: 1 by a brave fellow, at great personal risk . statement (hit MoCarty refused (he Germai thet this lod to the affray, is incorrect sk for drink. und McCarty does not neode, and barmless beverages of Uh They did not any—except Dy up che sale of Urandy aud y Towdies, aud to terduy's payer. ‘The fight Ui shout lif. past 12 o'ciock, or about the commenioomont aw boars from ‘The Germuns say that the cause of thelr ettocting the houses in Newark strewt, was that the enemy on the roofs, and were throwing stoues and other’ missiles at them Much biame is wtiach: lee Running for the coutes he purrved in refe 0 arrests, as it kept vp ilitiew; and th ature of it was that - very originated the riot we ‘ © wrTOet s been stated Dunring. addressing the mob, said. © 1 A Tad these rowdies beeu arrested. in- wane who did not participate in the d hav a brought to @ more tice not respording to was Chat the make a Requisition, ho not f mus the of the id have aur ight stamp, armed e riet ia half an aie rervice One there drinking Uhore Beyoud this. jearn from I mentioned yes neither she 7 was he arrest of (he thousand nigh municaion from eye witness" of the at by ve received the following ¢ rofesses (# have beea an et is true in reference to the unfortunate oceur- rlot was becun by certain loafers, who were said nd armed with sticks evidently prepared to dis- elebration of the festival. At one of the tae bles kept by a poor maa, there was @ nuuber of persons ase inbled. quietly partaking of the refreshments whieh i provided The rowdins cw t any provocation, upset it in white (Tune One of the persons coats, aod eho tore a L | Casper Lenger, the fury of the combatants. and the unequal manner in | P Fox Hill, in the neighborhood of the cricket ground, | to the beer of the Germaur, and the | aly. und the | they | - | think there we action, and who expresses ® desire to state | been hired for the purpose, aud who came upon | to this table, aed | } bie pernons in FEU ties were the camse “Turners.’’ by sore dexterous movement, make their escape; and many of the “Short tuking am setive 5 part in the disgraceful melée, stituted. as we are informed. into ture every Gorman who passed ¢ It appears that not paying fora segar riot. y boy having purchased a segar the Flysian Piclds. and not payi | by thé seller, when one of the “ | saying that he would not see the bey | words ensued, and bence the riot. Many the prisoners are severety ii Le brought out for examination at balf-+ to-day, Here follow their Nal Philip Beesel, Nerman Lendwig | Menry Buckler, Samuel Leabeck. ‘Theodore Handed, Henry Schroeder, | George Huderlandes, Oo " { bere, Frederick Smidt. | Henry Schrader, Adam Ochua, Julius Seifert. Gustay Neilbirth, Jacob Baner, Jaco’ Charles Milles Lewis Steinberger, |° Jaco’ Jodel, Charles Wallennelis | Peter Waehhoider, France Koiner, Max Keiher, | THE CORONER'S INQUTST. As stated in yesterday's edition of the Herald, Coroner | Morris K. Crane held an inquest, at half-past six o'clock | A.M, om the body of Martin Bridges, who was kitled of | the Hoteken riot, on Monday evening. The Jury ma | at one o'clock, at the Hoboken Cottage, and continued | in session till six P.M. Several witnesses wore minutely examined; but, owing tothe absence of # number of ies, whose evidenco was deemed of fore a verdict could be returned, the Jury till eight o'clock this morning,’ The names of the | Jurors are as follows >— Abrabam L. Van Buskirk. foreman; Matthew LH | William Havens, Daniel Blarwhet, J. ¥. Brouer, J Higgins, Jeremiah Wilson, John Ireland, Oa | Franklin B. Carpenter, James Pope, sud Jeremiah Hall ‘The vicinity of the Hoboken Cottage was thronged | with anxious inquirers, awaiting the reault of the Core | ner's inquisition; but as {oon as the adjourament wns | made known, the people dispersed. The following ls te | evidence, 20 far Che ny lg artin Henry having n duly sworn, deposed as for —I reside at Hoboken; have been acquainted with the deceased: T was standing with him, on the corner of | Newark and Itudson streets.on Monday evening, the 26th inet., between seven and eight o'clock; saw a body of people coming down Iudson street, armed with olube, | Lsaid to deceased. “ Martin, you had better look out for | yourself;"’ he emiled, when several of the crowd—Ger inans—come near us,and I ran from them; saw no more of deceased until he was wounded; the mob struck every one whom they came across, saw ths mob knock dows one man; three or four came up and struck him with | sticks afler be was down; Talso saw the mob strike seve. ral with clubs; Tdid not so» any one try to reseue the man who was knocked down and beaten: saw several ct the Germans arrested; while I was standing at tho cor ner of Newark and Hudson streets, I saw a party, acting as police. coming down Hudson street, saying that Ube | band was coming,” Let us take them inj” I was up te Fox Hill in the aftervcon; I saw the Germans beat a maa severely with chairs and hoards; [saw three or four mew bring the wounded wan from Fox Hill towards the Bly. | ian Fields; do not know whether the wounded man war | a German or not, but those who beat him were Germaus | ang also those who took him away; after [saw them beer j the man, I started for passed by Michael McCarty’s, at the Elysian Fields; there I saw | & party of Germans coming trom Fox Hill—abuut outs or Stty—armed with clubs; a person then said to me, Tdid not want toget burt I bad better run: two or three otbers and myself got into a boat that wan lying ia the river; Chis Was when we saw the mob come duwn aod strike every one whom they met; [ saw sixteen or seven. teen beating and kicking » boy about tom or twelve years old; we them wont up the river in the boat; I heard the men who were in the boat with me, say thad they would go sshore and get a gun te shout some of them; + then went ashore above the Blysian Fields; T then come howe through Wa: Ften L went down te A body of men standing in Hudson Woon First and Newark streets, armed with 1 endeavoring to stop the Gerorans. as they were coming down Hudsou street; when a come up. the police. or bedy of people, were tun, | also ran towards the ferry, and got over the Iran veewuse 1 sree afraid they the hurt me; 1 aid not know any tanding iu the strwet; { reamnioed ta tie ahout half past eight o'clock, when Teoat aud shortly afer went home 1 to the Ih vaw Ke bert wad Joseph neah ans eth Witham t to cutter, wax down af Fry's with hin peu; went down and bring ban hem: ards heard that de | Ceaerd was bocly hurt. aud that be wan at the Hoboken Cotings; Went loser him and immediately went to New York for a friend of his. at the request of deceas inte the terry ya mob) would whom Draw ferry yard t ints Otte Got «d's wife; then | came back, deceased was dead; when | was coirg beme from the ferry, L met William Woods With & gun. hy the Octo Cottage, who told me that he was roing home. and ifany ome attacked him, he (Woods) would rheot him: wt that time there was mo around where 1 was, Ldid not see Wood's make any e& tempt to use the gun; T think that if there had been + in the stroet, Uhe Germans would not have made any turbance Tluyler was next sw od us follows — in Washington tre left Mr Wai dren's between 4 and 5 o'clock. on the afternoon of tne 26th of May fost. and went to Fox till to see the jube lee: when T got there. I sawa man ina one horse driving at fail peed, with # crowd of abyut five hundred After Lim) thongbt tt was a race; the man with th come baek. but the crowd ran into the Blysian | 1 then heerd the ery ot “murder,” and went over to the Fields to sew what was the mutt told. as I was go ing. that 1b row’. or else that 1 bed bet crowd beating ® maa the ¢ went in groaps, towards Fox Iti man. 1 went up to bim, and | faw thet but badly bruleed abowt the hond raw the crowd bresk- ing pickets they they mde a rush wares Mot started iy the anne direction, when y me not to rum but Twent, and. pulling of my cout, neked whees MeCarty was; George DeMott spoke to me i me that thi or whe off my coat ; be not know whe wae righ get his wagon. 1 di » war knockin ating be tong eo attack om Me aby and stones 7 wore wi t the gase house; Tthen got into a ea: | driver to tw to the ferry to the ¥ ery Ttel4 Jobn MeFrances. Rene and of here. that a number of riowre were tearing down MeO art house; Haven’s asked me it 1 Knew euy of thes as dd uo by eight; of the fe to remain wt while ery til abet 12 anil fighting iy Hudson saw in Hud reet commer aood tw the do not think that the riot in Mudeom ng ecme of the Go omay e beens riot had there 3 do not think that nny az re made by ma who Wer not authorizes vider that the at of thome tod were engaged in Che to at the. w ome of then n were in) told m woe attack low wp crowd treet, I think * ean arrests |? rat helt ps | tom otreet whe T saw ‘hwo womb to Hod. f Hewoken going up Houde vert as Daumer's fetel ; enw | them throw! bottles and stones from tie hotel: the mob in the rtreet threw Howe anim at the betel; Squire Brow ves oo Abe ground ar the Flot, ordered those in tl stones; saw aman come out of the boil, three or four | strock him on the head with clubs; womt down Huda street. and caw a man named Woods, Wading another who had his throat cut) asked Woods whyst trees notte throw in performing @ytmnastic feats for the amusement of the 4 é “; wea going assermbledecinpany, came forward to assist the poor man | te with him; he ald he wa taking Biep, to the doctor's whore table ye t, and shortly after was stabbed in - - the neck by one of the loafers. bpon this, ke called Nie / ony Inteltiges om Glenda, who ate the performers of gymnastle fonts, and | Deaton py Diss THe Hesnam!s esterday, Coronet not German Short Boys, as was stated yesterday, to aid | Geer bold an inquert, at Wad.ivow street, on the him. There. of nay Well be cupposed, promptly eante to | body of Harriet hi. Briggs oged Ureuty-nine years, bore hie eid, and (he loafers were driven off the growwd, and | in Fenneylvania, who came to bow disomne of the took refoge in Mr. MeCerty's house, From & window | heart. It seems she was teke sy ddenly fll in the store of this house gums were then fired, and a G erman by the | No. 90 Rowery, an? before mrdital, ald could be precared, f Julins Rusebel, was shot In the ride, This led | she expired, Verdict necord\ agty. ftorming and destruction of Dir. MeCarty’s The white coats, after this, returned to their sports. and the festival went on uniaterrupt:dly till even- ing, when the assembled company began to wore in pro- | cession, towards the feny. Siteggling parties of these | ere attached im different pasis of the village, but when the procession, secompanied, with music, arrived at the ferry. % general attack was made upon them by the loafers who hed previow Ay nesailed them, aided by a number of Irish and echer unfriondly persons, of the Jowert clues. who appersr to have maliciow and seeret+memy AN EYE If PRISONERS. 11 Germans, have been artested on jon of havige been engaged in the riot on Monday The me yority of them are young men and boys. veerting ¢heir apprenticeship te rome machaw al oot Otb arwiee engaged in seine industrial oneuy Sinzelar as it may appear, not 9 solitary indiv: dual for Among the “Turners, alias “White Conte” oF he v ranks of the “Short Boys,” wae errested, al thenegh th WITNESS su betance ‘of the evilewes already produced | a MS, bA ( Defoue the Coron my nied Vive testimony of many cerpeeta | Dratn tHe o ad Prise So Vestomtay afternoon, foner Geer held an inquey t the City Prison, body of Christopher Knowa, sycod thietye = ne tive of Ireland, whe came wo his death by @ fracture @ the head, caused by a wl) on the sidewalk, on, night, while wnder the Influence of accordingly. Brain Cavenp ny Brouws The er death fire, on the 13th instant Tie eae we t “ovpitat, and died in consequence of received, ontingly. an inquest, at the Cit: Tieepltals on tine bok Tpochs ladtigated by come | feU, aged thirty-one Fears* bore fut Se we t a RC mT x, im, Oe, Re me 450, 460, Sen, B02, Bi B18, Bere gsi, 108, SV ERERR BS Ma) Sas