The New York Herald Newspaper, August 10, 1851, Page 3

? i A ; byterian Church of Cleveland, 0. ) is ed kn erect large and edifice, in an apedlions positi Mou. edifice in which Rev. Mr. Craighoad’s worship, in Meadville, Pa.. has deen ra- im very beautiful style, and opeacd for ff ne vin Waterbury, late of Jordan, Onondaga 1emoved to Victor. Oatsrio county, and taken the Congregational Church in that place frill: can g ‘The Presi Church of Cutch » L. 1, Rev. Ameo ¥. Lawresen > of, are about to efvet'suew house pastor, ip. on the site of their old one. The venerable etructure that thus falls beforo the hand of improve- iw by far the oldest on the island, and among the oldest now left in the State. It was built in 1734— ty of the olden days, and many will hear of Imolition with a a sigh. . Wm. M. ame: of Boston. had a second attack paralysis on Sunday morning. from which he is not expested to recov: helpless in every limb, cannot speak, and his phy: despair of affording him any Hf rid 8 He & aval Intelligence. it. Henry H. Beli has beea detacned from duty at arty Gocport Yard at his own requet. Passed Midshipman William Sharp has beon ordered esash ena ee aii. Goesees Yard, ia @ of Passe iy um detached, Tad ordered to the U. & b brig Dolphin. ty . Carpenter James as bose bas been ordered to the U. B. practice ship Malls for California. The steamship Empire City, Capt. Wilson, will leave this port at 3 o’lock to morrow afternoon. Her mails will close at two o'clock. The Wexxty Henaxp will be Published at 10 o'clock to-morrow morning. ‘The Corner-stone of the Second Methodist Sree al Church, ag gorner 0 of Gold and ag sepharn's 4a. and 5s. Black Teas are cre- immente re: other commodities, are nequiring an equally good «To those who wish to dispose of thelr money, to onfident he can give them every sa- tion a sein, he only & aicoe their inapes- tlon foods, at bis store, northwest eorner of Varie and Vandi ror a Cheap to close the summer “here for new fall goo: gallng thei las, Lawns, &e. &c, for less t ave already in es afine fata hanscaie erctacnat Pat Goods. . Valenctennes ae vated received, a very @atensive stock of choice rns, and P a twenty-five por cent lose thar soual pric Also, ioe ‘of Black re Mitte, Honiton, Cay Hosi broideries, PETER ROBERTS, No, 315 y= Re be: T. SMITH, Jr., of 102 Fulton street, No man is a hero to his valet, It 1s sald; and we add, that no meu looks like « gentl: unless he ‘wears an irreproschable shirt. Such shirts, fitting toa mira- ele, per‘eetin their style, and really unrivalled ia the city, may be bad promptly, to Locsin’ GREEN'S, 1 Astor House. » and U Utility, is the motte ork Boot and Sh pri 1 member the numler, 150 Fulton street, revel , What everybody says must be true, and rrathe sureriority and unquestionable excel- lair Restorative. Thou: have, through sine ‘fal growth of beautiful hair at 1 Teud Ja, ite praise. The prin- Govraud’s “Liquid Dye converts Red or air to black or brown, instantly, Italian Medicated freckles, &0. Poudre Sub- ade. Rouge, Lily White er otre ear Broadway. . Maly Dye and Wigscan be found in the Greatest pe _ at — owe, 4 sand durability. ty. r Dye is ‘° sorely Bi em fe nena no commont;it in town aad country — ‘Who has not heard of the berg Lotion, he skin and Bem? Baths moby t—Western Bathing and pone and to eater their visiters comfort as well as yo w wish them success. SAAT EE ESOS EES MONEY MARKET. Sarurvay, August 9—6 P.M. ‘The stock market opened this morning heavy. Daur- ing the past two or three days the advance has been too rapid, and we have just what might have been antici- pated—a reaction. Erie Railroad has experienced the Greatest fluctuations, and has been operated in more largely than any other raliroad stock on the list. Kead- ing Railroad has been quite active, and the bears have hammered it very heavily, so that the improvement has Deen only to a moderate extent. Harlem has not reacted ‘as much as others, and the probability is that it will hold its own, Norwich and Worcester, Long Island, and Btonington, have been comparatively steady, The sualier class of fancies have not pressed upon the market much lately; and holders have not, therefore, made such sacrifices as have been realized on stock more dificult to carry, on account of the high price of shares, Itis porsible the market may rest, for a few days, at present points. ‘The receipts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer of this port, to-day, amounted to $159,290 43; payments, $17,566 20—balance, $2.76 554 92. ‘The amount of specie exported from this port, during the past week, amounted to $161,520, making the tota; for the year, to the 9th inst., $25 250,242. ‘There are reports from Philadelphia of several failure: in that city. Among others, a large dry goods house is named, the Habilities of which amount to about four hundred thousand dollars. Books for subscription to the capital stock of the Knickerbocker Bunk, are open at the Knickerbocker Barings Bank, corner of Iwenty-Third street and Bighth erenue. The bank will be located on the Eighth avenue, ‘end will commence business with a capital of two hun- dred the urand dollar ‘The receipts of the Ordensburg Railroad Company foF the month of July, 1951, amounted to $20,511 04, of which $19,202 60 was from freight; $9,659 60 from pas ‘The earnings of the Rutland and Burlington Railroad Company, for July, were $31,652 68, against $15,521 64, showing an increase of $16,131 04, this year, equal to more than one hundred per cent. There receipts show that the corporation is already earning a fair interest upon ite outlay of four millions, It is not generally understood that the par value of the stock is $100, no shares having ‘been crv ated below that price. The income cf the Cincinnati, Columbus and Cleve- land Railroad Company, for the months of June and July, were as annexed :— ei, Total for? a, une, are: 229 $8 Preigite. se ‘a ah we a0 1a $16,821 $51,600 $7.9, ‘This road will cost something Jess than three miltions of dollars, when completed 6 N 0 wo dy wo Be 75 63. do a3 Bag ho omy do we 70 Ftd 62g 30 do mh a 638 10) Nor & Wor RR 060 52 ° ™ iw 3 @ 51% + ae 0 16M 10 = do 1 bie SRCOND BOARD, an - ne, 7 - uy ¥ 2 hs Roe ng wo # . ome be $04 i Nor B's Wor Ne % 9 Oa 8 agg ines ma fey Wo Poremouts DD 6 do bo 76 100 Barge RR 0 HA do i a4 6% do 100 68% do Sig 1 Biine cm mw to gant , ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED BVKRY DAY *PROIAL SOTICKR, Unite this ditice on Monday ters for the followin, es steamer Empire Lolose ae B MAILS ill clove at this tere for France __WM, V. BRADY, P.M. acer, RACE—CHALLENGE OF THR BALTIMORE. ed—Messrs, Fish, Clark & Co., of this city, the challenge of the Baltimoreans. Their Waite Rye a t for this match, sailed and d: side, Baltimore, of Paltimore. "The “race to the 18th’ of August. ‘The W! Fish, Eeq., of the above firm, OTICE.—THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE BX. isting under the firm of Patterson & Fredricks, facturers of vin John Pattarson is solely authorize ry and will continue the business. phage vag rcp JOHN M PATTERSON. L.'D. FREDRICKS. —Paacricay AND THEO- ABZ, from Havens, S7axisn, LANGUAG reticel Course.—Mr. in givi f lessons be it. them having o few leisure hours, will devote thea igunctuallty dross No. 4 Dey street, two " ANTE, ANTED—A LADY COMPETENT TO GIVE DAILY Jasons in German and the Pinon to four young tn a private fomily, at esforonse fo coaeltes? Box 2121, Post ‘office, stating terms, which must be TEN LADIBS DR jeswomen, They wo meine She ply to Mrs, Richmond, ‘dio Broadway, morning or ANTED—AN seme oaN, NGLISH, = GERMAN Also, ® Freach for two emall between two aad six or America children, Apply at o" relock, P. Pat rei Wante—4 YOUNG MAN I8 ANXIOUS TO OBTAIN pupils, whom he would instruct in Latin, Greek, and French; or he would accept a situ: mg ff stark, oF copziss in a law ofhce, assistant book- capaci ich he could make gta ry moderat Please address Omega, office of York Her Wiz Sane IRON WORKERS. apply toER Bennett ‘treet, second W ANTED—A SIALL SIZE SECOND HAND SAFE for jewollers’ use. One of Aan tent praf. Le Apply to SHEPARD, ARMIN & Ni ORR Se, Liborty ‘OOD ENGRAVER WANTED.—A GOOD WORK- man may find a desirable situation at 87 Nassau street, Alto wanted. & good boy ty RE & LEW. w god aud Copperptate Engravers, 87 Nassau ing street (Sun ‘ WOUBES, ROOMS, ae, WANTED. Wnt—a) MODERATE SIZED. TWO. STORY AND AND basement house, furnished, for two or three months, aither in Brooklyn or New York; the latter proferred. Ad- dress box 766 Lower Post Office. ANTED—A SUITE OF FURNISHED ROOMS FOR axentleman and lady, with hoard for the lady only, with a widow lady, in » Feanectable losaits 7, who has no other boarders, and’ who w reciate tl terecable lady. Addreos"H,” at this othce, erating sent 2 must be moderate, as the psy would be ia ANTED—A FURNISHED ROOM, WIT! for » lady, in. a retired locality, with above Canal and’ west of Broadway. Add way Post Office. REWARDS. 1,000 REwaRn—4 YOUNG GENTLEMAN, ’ who has been known by the name of Charles Wentwerth, hi is childhood, been in the charge the eubseriber, tory moral evidence thats cr it child in the son of Ja wife (whose maiden cares born in the (er 1830, or the early part place the sald chi'd in possession of his” vatental ri for no other purpose, the subscriber is desirous of 0 aiming al evidence of the eal and tity of suid one: and will give the above to a y pene who will furaish such proof.—Dated Now ae, ‘Angust 7, 1851. . PEUGNET, 27 Bank stroct, $25 REWARD—A GOLD DETACHED LEVER Watch was taken from th phrie's boarding how to Reade sireet, on was ren to go in ai wartender. By returning bire it cen be foond, no ing it, Direct to Jobu Ti —LOST—A CAMEO BRACELET, CON- tajaing five stones, with chain and locket attach: lost on the Sth insta: zzen8 rd wil recovery eores. with of the own rning same to the bar- Keeper o of the Nort $ REWARD. ae bs ghey td TO HAVE at ee otelen, eh tose. . Lig longing to the pilot b “aid yawl, ahall receive the above reward by calling a aie Wall street. ', Mee eww ow AAR RRA Le rrars ot tee irorand tes er £ BETWEEN THE on os ninet; wea Pa jarc! ad efee dollars and seven' of the State of New Yor! ae drawn t months, y-aix cent ref for thelr del the at, "i eka eo & OSBORNE, Ls Maidon Lane. Les bh a oes AFTERNOON, IN GOING through Varick to Vandam streets Peatl Porte- foqnels, with silver, and the sis Th can retain the contents, but would obi the Porte Monnoie, to 147 Hudson Li WEDNESDAY BYENING yee be Est. 0 atreet iM ing thi aphong Chugeh a Gold G Case, Beal, and ( which is of a I recoive « suitable re- Eatex stroct, or 68 O87, ON MONDAY LAST, SUPPOSED IN ONE or 4 the Atlantic street South Brooklyn, s small ondle of papers, of me uee to bu gag bat the owes, Ehe pider ill be, litera arde suppored to have been dro nd Folton Ferry steaes. UCTION NOTIC Seales, Game, heear, t port. opyien, 2 NEW YORK. guorion oan AILS H Chenin, Pilherts, anty W. a: Cadre an jonger, 57 Day strest. (OADWAY PROPERTY TO RENT.—a VALUABLE sine on Broadway will be Leas sa DUEPOHo® bo suit appricants his Decorative Establishment, 3/4 and 7) ‘apply t) WinktaNt 5, sReatets | mente, will commence wish to purchase it will need $2 5 ¢: oie, by lotter, to Rourding, an’ be acovinmodated with OR SALE—TBE GOOD WILL AND FL Distillery and Reoti(ying Est xrungy o¢ t, doit And well locate Will besoid lew th Will be soid tow ethes J pasticelass, apply at 273 Front atroet, HE LEASE, STOCK, AND FIXTURES ofa es house, located only a few doors fro.a Broad- se Trrvumneat, ‘The bar room is om The rooms will pay the i AMHILL, es Nassau street and URNIsHED ROOMS TO » to let to singli and his wite only. 1 koe: RY STORE “FOR 8: st Ry cp HOWES & ET.—TW® ROOMS, Wits he house Ni rs, inquire at 82 Ol OUSE TO LET—A FINE TWO STORY DWELLING, sitasted in the Saventh ward. Thi w, will he sold, or rented to agood tenant. immediately. For particulars apply to 237 no SHIPBUILDERS.—TUE SUBSCRIBERS OFFER ‘& superior lot of Tamarac Knees and for sale, at Troy, cr shiphailding purpo ‘Tamarac Timber, sui & good amgortment of meee to Me 106, x Gt Pants OGDEN fe Co. 0 LEASE.—FRANKLIN HOUSE PULDINGS.—Ta8 om second floor of Bro: mt half of second floor, the above, affor s feet on ty? furnished my water closets, an sted Apply te well Will be lensed separately, if 8. THOMPSON, 61 Sieg street. Also, four plaaceas Offices in the al eed she surtale sit tts ats s auariar ata aitosiatN toate batt ir. Tilton; The Ti YOUNG WiDOW—Spinen, Me. ML id Mr. Goodall; Aurelie: Miss Barbe iii a Yoraay A Pay OLD DE. iF Giles Overreach, Me: Booth; Well~ born, Mr NB. Lore 4 Marrall, Mr. J. Brand; Justion Greedy, Ly ale c. Ww. ay i Lady Aliworth, Mrs. ant nvil Mergarer re. Nicholls. ‘'o conclude with am gemedy en the OLD GuMMOD0KE—Jaok Junk, Mr. | Scot me B rtram, Miss Barber, FELLOW E MINSTRELS, AT FELLOWS’ NAW MUS) iail, 444 Broadway, between Howard and Granc i } ey an very night Pails celebrated an: sorpe of taleatod 4 performers, andor thevole anagemens of J. ows, whos eoncorte fa this clay f for she pant yea ym received with the fever by the Hite Xd fashion from all paris ef tno Musical Hallie one of the ast spacious and Bont’ ventilated in te.” Doors RNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.—P. T. BARNUM, Manager and Proprietor; John Greenwood, Je., Assiet ‘Admission to the} Museum aud perforinsnces, yy conta; Pi y and ony. Aaaaes 1 soree ntricanales; Sp GEONGE BAUNWEL tha! the dome stom KED MONSTER. In the eveniug, at Sa'dloch, the drat ‘A the ALPINE 1} ‘Tedder peciorranneee > the mily ‘may be seen fet i bowss. _ ." sd a HE GREAT WIZARD OF THE NORTH HAS EN- rs aged Tripler Hail for one month, and will have the his ‘drawing room enter: Whish “foe” slonnoe digy ing are pegereiag thee ake loose Stan tbe brent There i at bein pre fon with the fufaat variety of pl oasis ey, Painsing® entertaininents, including 10 LEASE POUR LOTS, NORTH BIDE OF FORTY- ue, 100 feet rtd: for 0 LET—THE THREE, STORY MOUSE, WITH TEA a May next. Would board with the fauilly reatia bie. For further, partie Also, for sale. two in rosewood and bli figured ilk, Berney po LET, OR LEASE, WITH OR WITHOUT STEAM ituated Nos. 53 and 60 Vesey street. ise. Also, for sale, two lote sieedy $08 situated on Twenty-tl ‘Sixth and Sev. wie . 8 N, NE YORK THIS: worsi d Nos 66 w 2 Pi F tv the tole York. ge tmenteof this eatablishareut ate alvopetner yuperigr to any- thivg of the hind im this or, perhaps, 9 ‘ap! Le, being divided inte i other anes ‘niet f prone of cre. "Holbrook, proprietor will be to give that satisfaction to his patrons ‘that will ensure him their oupom Wis they visit the city. 'UTNAM, Proprietor. AVERLEY HOUSE, 697 BROADWAY, CORNER OF open for the reseption of Derma: bedrooms communicating. A ne ro J. W. KENAU, Proprietor. — NADI'S HOTEL, Sst BROADWAY, NEAR UNION tion of the public cs a he ished drawing rooms, pa capense has been, a Py 4 - Liat S iy ies will find at his house everyth FB, ered. The ble with the most delicate ‘well vu | f the "cholecet kind; ‘EL, NEW ROCHELLE. THIS DE- family hotel is ao ‘in the full ti Li to say that i ILLON'’S HOT! of a successful ex: trons will st all tiem aod. retura te ms city RESTAURANTS, REE Ll LUNCH.—8. ‘rnished Broadway Restaurant, io. 333, the e Breadway Theatre, entrance in Anthony a 4 ito'to bead, the vin the gla ands «lass of Wine ‘equal to the Napoleon Sherry of 1505. K Aler Fimagel bie aie, ‘ale, 3 the abo: ean Ales ve ith mm draugh' fa pr ee vf fine old Di from 1 to Ener from te TO SEPH B. RIRLL, Proprietor. ADIEe DEPARTEENy, aT a mony ly Bete ~ of Obrist Church, in pee to try surpassed. Don't oa Little Neck slows ae don't forget the Marshall Fes- LEYS 18 To. NEW, Yor«e WHAT THe moos to Parisiaas—the «rai vet, de . tempted ther by those Eiitious "Masons eters, ¢ ton thousand other artisti- O8T—ON SATURDAY, mS GOING FROM CROSBY street to Prince street, © ree, containing $2). itably reward sd by leaving it at 97 street. ost- BOUT, | TORE, ocvock, ON on, Broadway ii ‘Bank fitch dt artnet ina it, a the pay Ux: rill leave it a Roots, 5 aa MS y, be will be rewarded: Y. ore ‘4 SKIN OF A er a CONTAINING seve Forze 4 oc = WATCH. APPLY AT NO. NO, 38 ‘3 NEW U _ street, wp stai a Ss WIFE, ‘ALSO VERAL be accommodated with good Sess 6 Beaoh street. Bath OARDING- saree FURNISHED PARLORS an tlemen only, ploanany om at Tow doore sate of Broad. in Houston street, ith bs Fclensinee if ‘dovired feeiven tention with regard LA LANTERN NOTIN THE (REY OLUTION ARY significance of the term, i.e. hereto, lanterne of Shelley, d Anthony place sensi Tou can't ve insensible to the coming jarehall festival. RANDIES TAXDING, PER BARK “FISTIDALEN, DOZEN ST. JULIEN, ST. EstRrae, AND MAR. new Y BRANDY.—THIS JUSTLY jainte, y for find for sale by, OARD WANTED-—BY A SINGLE GENTLEMAN, IN ‘a private family, where ther, er boarders, beneticn 6 seared re Tenth to Twentyrsisth wt street, near Fifth aad req! Address 8, of two han real Lower Post-effice, stating all partionlars. ODGINGS.— arate we, © Ly or FURNISHED APART. of Brosdwn. ea) fast onl if roqui UNFURNISHED ROOM AND d two Indies, References William, OR SALE—AN RASTERN BAY MARE, 1634 HANDS high, of geod syeet Ag and are of areas spicit, conrage and enawen i pe Fa die, stands PRN S teh ne vines deel, uth Bh Brook IPM oplecege eb “CLOTHING. —wE wot uD RRSPEOT- 51 Ake ite wien Fa merchants te call and look through out stoc! ing, before purel thera rou Hand winter Cloth hasing el yg Mare Teventent tad got up by any house in the trade. ente for sn me jor, bathi fant one al ates ‘eas here there are no other require aparior and bed-room, with ee attendance Address T. G, box 38/, BEADING FOR gente EN.—THE COMFORT OF gry weather je well maat- "Pai ghothin orerparatels, suitable for gentie- mep, of # gentleman snd! hile wife, hl Spri ey weet fitered ad Pressed for 6x, Breabf No board- | in any part of the city 589 Pearl, Jate of Mu a CLOTHING, wy aa URN Seen TURR, FANCY Firearms, Watches, thove the ‘Thirty per cont - send Oy are LYON. DRY GOODS, &c, ED, OF THE yinst nate, and furnished bedroom, with board for ee, at ol wrt A. OvESs IU! Ladies’ bid Glo foggy & HBRR DREISBACH’S began a This celebr: Menazerie—the la dreted in the kage world—smbracing al eonaven 7 auima tural Distory, and which hae received the pa \ applause of hundreds of thousands of the moet ud futelligent the United 8 hae pal citer fe liowin oie rd following order, Goria inh Bowers tah 120 jan, 13th; A\ Tats Sto » 1Sth: sanson, 16th; Yantean Tiehs Mert diner, 234; Winthrop, 26th. ville, 2th; hina, 21st; Augusta, 22d; Gar- THE 1 TURF. hate bacheltask Hite lizabeth ; Jam of + OXlyn, at 2 and remain aniit las teases is N I SNEDIKER, Proprietor. OTICE TO SPORTSMEN. —ON MONDAY, THE uta inst., a Shooting Mateh will take piace on the pas ony at l2o'clock. Two hundred ym hand for the oceasion. HOMESTEADS, wn D Dipped ttle be ge AND MUTUAL LOAN AS- tion.- ization of this ini - Cee . the rene ler organises 2a no this incorpo. ration, held a itn tn iow d street, on Mon- » the follow! yclecteds Hotere f. Haws, Proud ss Go. Peak Staples, shane ‘i Papeny, “Sohn eee er a a Seoretary: 3 Morris, ay and At- yurned mi of the sevotiaplon. wi it bo favonie Hall, 214 Grand, neat Forsyth. street,_ on clock, for the reception a of bainese. Shares 300% $3; monthly dues, $3. Those wishing oly ‘ee sot the oévanseane of ih acsociation would make estly application. Subscription books are now at the Secrewaty'e cfc No.2 Grand street, and at the of the Attor 14? Broadway, wh booed articles of Asso- ciation and other information can 0¢ 9b ROBERT T- HAWS, Pres’t. Narwamiet P. Lanarre, Seo. AGUERREOTYPE—GREAT IMPROVEMENTS HAVE recently been made in the ge of electro: ih eave tes. We earnestly yurrroan Et iy. thove who have previomely teed pia They are sold with ine npc fuarantes tee that a fall satisfaction, ROTOR BISHOP, 2 Wai MISCELLASKUUS. DS hey: a VISITING NEW YORK WILL FIND IT antage to call at Sutton’s » Ratensive Job seule betwen Naseai gute, ‘and x one Soe, Geoigne for, store bills, cards, he vith hare ew renay ts for = re ew ic! Aranitet WMSUTTON, Printer. 10 SOUTHERN ERA arp. D GRuSLEMRy — Zar. hoes are noftest, easiest, oa m 5 the pu lies — eufferiog from ca a ph ait ind, on he ra t, euperiority over every jneed before. rd GEO. Hatt ihe yt ‘toi House, er Barclay st, T’ TLOWER MAKERS —A FULL ASSORTMENT OF all colors of Flower KOuusaat, BROS, & me rer he tee way PIT, am IN "Pistecn to some 1p angen, SB. (ORN SEFTON ights more, the comic ime of -- uss of the amaroua roy seats tee Greem Moneter Ln conse fo poutpoue ite withdrawal, eure ae apectaels that xt. @ Mile Serie ia tbe their ©: Miles. Celestine aad Victorine Franek, riginal chgcacters Ua Bikey we a tea ‘a QuaTR ‘ALIAN OPERA’ AT CASTLE GARDEN —orERA ‘ania, night, ——— Maretsek. MM; wiormel, for the. feet tne ated comic opera of ‘evening, An q season, Donic: tti's cele- Don Pasquale, fe. ~ verperehnned a, Malatester, Don Paequ: ‘erformance to commence int of the weather. RANKLIN MUSEUM, 15 week of the season.—George Lea, 60] Admission—Seate in Private Bouse, ‘80 conte; cents; Boxes, 25 conte; Parquet, 15 CHATHAM SQUARE. % only Female Jtegier In the we Male and Female Artiste, who will Btatuary uncqualied in tho w of inter forman noe bills of ‘each HEATRICAL NOTICE.—HOLLIDAY STREET oa tales Baltimore.— vz Taaian, tee eae oe ae ‘Theatre, Baltimore. This favorite sane Street cuaeanern durin ry deco! rated, and made to accommodate over has red. additional perso new se Itisalso furnished with y Bs altogether vieing in ap- ni ee J. 7. TAPSCOTT & Co., 8 SOUTH STREET, ply draft fo y aegis for S07 om smoust, Payable through peed TO LOAN UPON BONDS # upon unincumbered ork and eum in tate fe ey cities of New “ac $5,000. All a OPPORTUNITY 18 OF . no: te above som poll. logethior with good secu- will of 9 business that ing with industry. $5,000 to $10,000 personal attention paid to it. or ia compelled to dispose of it in conse- failing strength. ‘The best required. | None bud a person havin ped aaa age and om of the jail with their white robes and black cape: and were soon seated in an open wagon on their way the gallows, followed by the clergy, their counsel, and the representatives of the press in solemn procession. A guard of 300 men, full; armed formed in "Nollow square around them, and with troops of horee in front and rear, the pageant moved on towards the gellows, was located on a commanding position upwards of [UE BROOKLYN FIRE INSURANCE ComvaNY— Chartered in 184; Offices, 43 Fulton street, Brooklyn, Wall Lom ta New York—have their rpius in 6 Merchas ts’ Exchange, ested in the most na also ® handso: = ioe Senge Personal property, via in as Favors ble terms a¢ any other piece ELLSWORTH, President. ALrnep G. Stevens, eoretary. NDIA | RUBBER e008. | he eeeria that we dare witl getdpie go Goedyear's Patents, in tne inauutacture of 8 Bave purchased our lcenses for the manufacture of Tn: sober os oa Sootyeeee Potente, and paid our for the same: and aay | to which, een Sane ae the te on, naEsey F : 3 : 5 . 4 ; 3 F wholesale nates, Cy for sale High \k, Peart 4 Hor 7 Cheap, Whalabeioy Sune dnd hed Umbrelike Of IND HEW DOUME, 12 Codse street AND ATKINSON'S LETTERS Nature and Develo eats, are oa oe iret Shand ne sceording te. blading." Orders ayy FOUN MORRISON, 136 Chathom 1 aby J.P. MENDUM, 35 Washington street, USKET CARTRIDGES —o0 000 MUSKET tridges, in bo: th and. ‘Parasel VING TAKEN ANEW YARD, aT THR rner of Goerok and Kivi phy fon LS connection yitniny Old Ba Established Yard at King and Greenwich streets, [ mean to ee! {ales and sand mall rot for saan: *k ied gh, trom bont, from bout, Erie 0 CLINTON. A ae ares Btliyen's fame insect bano; ese to man. 18 quickly slags, vccdeatroying insect killa,” ants, eels their hills, an hig e can till, we geil pa etic Powders and My and streets, omoh way, The intend on “il leave Flushing ow saturday ‘evenings, at halt past eloel G Speier meet TO THE spaime BANKS, ee Pigne Nic C BXCURSION AND ¢ COTILLON : oe or ‘aes en, ae u and Stock, and Delf pasts PM, nrrion S15 cents, which maytbe obtained frecting of the aseociation, at Mechanics’ Hall street, on Tuesday evenin rene, Z ER. Presiden PF Lorn URPHY, Fenvrvann Muwren, mt Bc a ahaid Nmallabi saan Grane wont yg @ Exc nston on TU; SDAY evening, jadeon. be Bay +) apt ‘where he company able, ball Prt ol am tered fort alee vocal’ ot tcketgess0 conta ‘oat Office, Broadwa n Sante Fret twill Te Ig o'elook, Grand rtreet, 7h: Spring erect Ls “ol en j Sad Hamm-nd street fonge os 0 eavally as ty RILLIANT pespOvRAL B3.—" THE ey of Thos. 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Crixstextown, Kent Oo., Md, Aug. 8, 1861, Throngs of Visiters—Military Prepar ations—Th- Prisoners in their Cells— Their Protestations of Innocence—Horrible Scene at the Gallowe—Murphy Hung the Second Time— Speeches to the People, ge. At ao early hour this morning, every road leading to | our town was thronged with pedestrians and cavalcades of horsemen, coming in to witness the execution of the three men convicted of the massacre of the Oosden fam- al ily ip Dlarch last, the horrid character of the deed having caused a general desire through all the eastern counties of the Btate to baveu sight of men capable of such an atrocity. The steamers Portsmouth, Port Deposit, and Duponte, each arrived from neighboring towns crowded to excess with passengers, Capt Betts’ troop of horse from Queen Anne, with the two companies of troops from this county, and several handred armed cltisens or- dered out by the Sheriff, were also soon marching and countermarching through our streets, forming quite am imposing array, all under the command of Col, James B. Ricaud. ‘The prisoners were all visited, last night, by some of their friends and male relatives, and took their final leave of them, after which they were called on by some of the reverend gentlemen in attendance, who prayed and conversed with them for some time, both Abraham Taylor and Nicholas Murphy joining with great fervor in their devotions, whilst Shelton exhibited that same morose and hardened disposition that he hes evinced ever tince his arrest. On being asked whether he still persist- ¢d in bis assertions of innocence, and believed that he was wrongfully convicted, he replied, with great animation, ‘Believe it! I don’t believe anything about it, sir; tke jt’ Mr. Ricaud and Mr. Moore, who were counsel for the prisoners, were also with them during the evening. On reaching the jail at an early hour this morning, found several clergymen already with them, and the prisoners awaiting their doom with an apparent almost stoical indifference. The jailers reported that they had all rested ag well as usual, and that Murphy had slept all night very sound, Murpby and Taylor both joined in prayer with great fervor, while Shelton appeared to take no notice of anything that was said with regard to death and the future, and, when spoken to directly, would give an evasive answer, and change the subject immediately to something more agreeable. The Rev. Mr. Majors, of Delawaro, usod his utmost ex- ertions, this morning, to awaken the prisoners toam ap- preciation of their awful position, and. while Shelton pre- served his stoical indifference, beth Murphy and Taylor joined in shouts of praise to Almighty God, weeping, jm great anguish, at the thought of leaving their wives and children alone, to combat the cold charities of the world, with the stigma of being the offspring of men who had expiated their lives on the gallows. ‘The hour of 9 o'clock having arrived, the Seoseitane ceeded to array the prisoners in the white ro! pared for them, and then plaioned thelr arms, Murphy, on having the robe placed on him, remarked, “I suppose this is my last dress, but some one else ought to wear it;” smd when the black exp was pluced on his head, he efelaimed “ Well, Tsuppore Tam dressed now,” in in alta & pevulant manser. After being thus robed and pinioned in their separate cells, they were brought out into the hall, and met together for the first time sinoe their con- viction. Upon Taylor's seeing Shelton, he moved up to him rapidly, and appealed to blun for God's sake to tall what be knew of tl conversation that had taken place between him end Drummond some time before their arrest. Shelton, how= ever, with that morose and hidden expression, which usually merked his countenance, moved on one side, re- marking “Ihave nothing to aay,and nothing to tall, x- cept that I am innocent.” ‘The aj e matter, and especialiy to relate a i ppeal was again by Taylor, but not heeded by Shelton, when they marched, 38 i mile from the j Along the whole line of there was an mense ae of spect in- ~— males and females; but to the lasi of ladies of Kent county, be it said, not » white pate, ‘was present at the execution, all has retired to their homes after the procession had passed the town. The military preparations were made the expectation that there would be « large number of rowdies present from Baltimore; but this not being the. cate, they proved, in 0 orderly an assemblage, entirely of no av ibeee rope. The min ore se aguante ond ah tom o'clock the religious services were commenced—previous father of the murdered man, for whose murder and came , took each by the haad ng, om knee ay Dae aun mever ia appearance seemed to affect. eS ee ee rere See repeating to him their declaration ete inuocent, but we others for the part taken in our com~ ate nran an iien init of jee yh lowed b Mr. Vi lant, ry fore the mercy seat of God with aught but trath on "Tine clergy then retired; and Mr. Ricaud prisoners if they had any thing to say to the sembled, as they, would Bow be permitird to wal she Abrabam Taylor promptly rose, an: stopping front side of the scaffold, and in « loud tone of voice, poe edt most breathless silence, addressed the people a8 follows: “You all, no doubt, consider me # murderer. I have been tired of my life, and in afew moments will forfeit it, and have no motive to do otherwise than speak the truth. I therefore sa; the met that I know nothing more of this murder than mort a cy! among you. Shaw has sworn falsely. and has beei Paid by the g the gality inmecent life wae ; FE ‘ties to swear my: ‘helton in my life before we were arrested and together, and bad not seen Murph for more than fir ive Te T shall go out of this world {nnoce 0 more to ray.”? Nicholas Murphy then distinet tone of voice, said: “I was miles of Coeden’s house on the night of the murder, and until I heard of the murder did not know there was fuch « man living. I was C- Ky uveon that night, and in bed with my wife lock. Tam innoceut of the murder, and Pees eae pelled to die for the crimes of ” Turning to Te Pheri and hin cee be exc, tar, of voice, “Now. ——— J mind that to way, but he declared that be had not, aad to make any statement Jor then again made an to Shelton, " 5. — know anything about murder, toe" rake tell it now.” Shelton, without looking up, or the eyes of Taylor, repiled, “I have wot hiiee to tall” Taylor then urged him sgain to tell what Drummond bad told him in jail; when he answered, “ I don’t know what it was he told me." Merere, Wickes, Vickers and Ricaud, counsel im the ease, then came on the stand to bid the pri- soners farewell, Mr. Riesud said to Shelton, “T will send your letter, with the lock of bave put into it, to your mother.’ whieh, the only '¢ tude yet evinced by i tk it 5 i z 7 a nance. yee expressed a wih to see Mr. John Davie, an o! uaintance, he was called for, and came up on the seaffc Mr. Ricaud then banded « $10 note to Mr. Davie, to hand to Taylor's wife, which gratified po be made hie friend to scheint Sere eee el to tell elt bis oe our cent man. and died denouncing, the jacties of Bie sen. Mr. Davie then urged it he was gallty, to 9 | confess it—that it would do no good to deny it.” He, ‘The cffloers immediately took up the body of M end jv minutes he oume to, but seemed to be The v ow came to him, reve Eee SRUDGE BiB IDA Get