The New York Herald Newspaper, September 9, 1851, Page 2

NEW YORK HERALD. @amES GORDON & BEN NE?T®?, PROPRIETOR AND EDITOR. r710n N. W. CORNER OF FULTON AND NASSAU STS. 2 2ege MO. 230, AMUSEMENTS THIS EVENING. CASTLE GCARDEN.—I Punirans. BOWERY Farat Paspicrion— wane oF tar mine Baran OL BROADWAY THEATRE, Brosdway—Bonw ro Goov Luca das ny ‘Lxes—Honaery 19 rux Bust Po.icy, WIBLO’s EN. Brosdway—Ticnt Rore—Tuase Glantons boasts kiss Ae WVormme EVIE, o0 0... cee ceee on Chambers swreet—Toonizs—Por- | AMILY JARS ewanov or New YOux, BURTON'S THEA’ Pme THE QueeTION— | ae MUSBUM—Amogme PaavoRmanons An amp Evuwme: ‘oo HALL—Serness Masiqcms, BOWERY CIRCUS.—Favarrniax Penvonuances, PANORAMA WALL—Twow Pas Pawonama Oy 4 WHauine Veovaor. — eae New York, Tucsday, September 9, 1851. ——————— ‘Weight of the Heraid in Wrappers. ‘Wenwiy Henan... Jvpex or Tue U. 3. Suraeme Court—Inoon | NEWS sequence of the death of Judge Woodbury, there is a vacancy on’ the bench of the Supreme Court, to be filled by President Fillmore, by and with the advice and consent of the Senate. The Associate Justice to be sppointed for this vacancy, will, of course, be a whig, but we have not as yet heard apy one named as the most likely t» receive the honor. If the choise could properly be made from this State, we presume the Hon. John C Spencer would be named by his friend, the President; par ticularly as he was foolishly rejected by the whigs of the Senate, when he was nominated by John Tyler. That President, therefore, named Judge Nelson, of this State, who was sonfirmad, so that now New York has no claims for a Judge to fill the present vacancy. Judge Woodbury was one of the two Judges appointed by President Polk; the other was Judge Grier. As the appointment belongs to a New England man, we have thought it probable that the Presi- dent might offer it to Hon. Robert C. Winthrop, the late Speaker of the House of Representatives, or, if declined by him, to Hon. Rufus Choate, or Hon. George Ashmun; all these three being eminent lawyere of Massachusetts. Judge M’Lean, of Ohio, is the only whig on the present bench of the Supreme Court; and he was appointed by Gen. Jacksom, in 1829. The other Judges are—Wayne, of Georgia, appointed by Jackson, in 1885; Taney (Chief Justice), by Jack- son, in 1886; Catron, of Tennessee, by Van Buren, in 1887; McKinley, of Alabama, (now of Ken- tucky,) by Van Buren, in 1937; Daniel, of Virgi- nia, by Van Buren, in 1541; The Late Invasion of Cuba, ‘We publish in our columns to-day, a translation, from the Diario dela Marini, one of the official organs of the Spanish government in Havana, of | what to be a summary of events that bap- pened in July and August, in connection with tae Jate invasion of the Island of Cuba, from the time ef the landing of Lopez at Bahia Honda, to that of Ibis capture, on the thirtieth of the lacter moath. as well as an account of the insurrection in the eastern department, where, it will be recollected, the declaration of Cuban independence was repor te have been printed and promulgated. Telegraphic Summary. By our special telegraphic correspondence from Aivany, we learn something of the movements and wire-pultings among the politicians of this Stato, ix xeference to the two State Conventions which are to be held at Syracuse, on the Mch and llth of this month. The understanding at present is, a2 we are informed, that the barnburners will endorse the compromise measur Fug’ Leet due share of the spoils, in case of success ia the No- | ‘vember election ; on the other hand, it is satd the delegates to the whig copvention will go no f\ im making a platform than the legislative caucus did, or the committees who signed the call for the eouvention—that is, they will not touch the com ‘arther Promise measures except in gencral terms, aud | ¢ Jeave & loop-hole for further agitation of tho 5! mite question, in ease it should be deomed advis. ‘This is what we expected, and what we said would all probability be the resalt of both conventions, if eveh should be the cave, the uuived democ wili present good, solid, and constitutional trout to the Seward whigs at the next clection As far as regards the fate of parties, se con ery important, ia a national point Veutions will be of view expecially. Avitval of the Stesmeohip Franklin—Later from Marope. By the arrival of the steamship Franklin, from Havre Cowes, which she loit respectively oa the morning and evening of the twenty-seventh ult., @ bave London dates up to noon of that day, Beer!y five days later Ccctom has advanced one-eighth of a penny on the pound, since the intelligence brought by the America, and the market is very active. The Havre market bad also improved, and was ve. The corn maikets have also improved. The orcps $e Great Britain are in a wos! flourishing coalition, but little inj A serious failure—that of a leng established house in London—bad affected the money market for the moment, bat no loog cou dinued anxiety was anticipated. Th» political news is without mach interest of a spirited kind. Some uaeasiness has been oxcited wt Madrid by the recent mad adventures connected with ‘he attempted revolution in Cuba, and it is stated tbat General Aupic had given the Minis of Foreign Affairs assurances that France would assist Spain in repelling attacks apon the island o1 Queen Isabelia. ‘Ibe proporition made some time ago by -Lustria, to annex ali ber provinces to the (rermanic confede- ration, has met with such a cheek from the European powers, thet the project, it is stated, has boon abaa- doned. is is said that Russia, which seemed ia- clined (o eesist the movement originally, has takea a suber second thought on the subject. France and Eng)ood et (ll maintain that such annexation would | becontrary to the stipulations of the treaty between | the Luropesn powers. Tnoy maintain that the | Preject is Luropean, and not simply a national one. ‘The Evcclevinstionl Titles act seems likely to | Bring aborts good deal of rancor ani polem antagoniem between the Briteh government aud the Catholic portion of Ireland. This is a serioas subject, and if, as is stated, the government should undertake to earry on prosecations in Ireland ageins. thove who defy the operation of the law, there is roason to believe tat serious difficulties may orive in the island. In this case, the dignity ‘of the law is brought into direct conflict with the Re.ish Chureh. In oll other respects the political tranquillity of Great Britain promises to be undisturbed. Two | eubiects only engage the attention of the people— the Great Eabibition and the marvellous sailing | qualities of the yreht America, which sails on from Giumyd to trivmph ly have we, the people @f the United States, escaped unharmed from t Drosdsices poured upon us for our meagre display | at the World's Fair, (han in sail her Jonathan | with a small schooner, tha’ puts the whole Crystai | Palace into the shade. A\i the nation got aaima | ted at the right of euch @ littl wonder of tae deep —tho sporting boys who have lived on Bull's i for » dozen years, grow curious to know whe the wind—and Her Majesty, the interesting \ ictoris herse!f, cannot live without eceing Brotaer Jona than’s yacht. She acco dingly embarks in the Stat barge, and goos on beard the little and afiorwards, delighted with ber visit, sen-ls ive peands for distribution among the crew. This is Pot sole-ge a eum as our pilot boys get whon thoy fail in with a cratt three, or four, or five hundred moties at eee, bat we have no dowbt that they ‘'g- civurly accepted” the present. By the way, it isto these very pilot boys tbat we owe our improvements fin yachts. For the last half contury they have Leen in the habit of running dowa upon the ocean, to the distance of several bundred miles, in search of vorsels wanting pi and to obtain the news forthe public journals. With the establishment of the New York Herald came another epoch ia | their fame. it was necessary that they chould oat: sail everything, and they struggled to do it. ‘They | succeedod—and the credit is theirs of having made our yacht system one of great interest and excite. | ment, besides one of profit and honor. England van- | not beat us in yachts or pilot boats. She must be }% contented to build the largest Cxystal Palacos in the world, and to fil them with the toys of other natione—but in yachts. or eteamers, or outtors, or a Seare ie in | elippers, or men of war, she ie behind ws. The amoke of ene our steamers will darken Hyde Park, andth js of che yacht America will throw a shadow over the Crystal Palase. + wh America”— | by Tyler, in 1845; and Grier, of Pennsylvania, by Polk, in 1546. Marine @ifeirs. Sreawea Mean, t Sampson, left yesterday after- noon. fur St. Thomes, vis Bermuda, She carries nineteen | passengers and $2,000 in specie. ‘Tne New Sreamex Crry or Ricemonp, Capt. Terry, the Bret of a line of screw steamers, established by Messrs, Mailler and Lord, and others, to rum between this city and Richmond, via Norfolk ond Petersburg, left om her first voyege yesterday aftern City Intelligence. A MELANCHOLY 4FFAlK—. FAMILY OF THIRTEEN FERSONS POISONED BY A Niu--TMREE HAVE Alr READY DIED, AND OTHERS NOT EXPECTED TO SURVIVE. On Sunday afternoon @ melancholy cecarrence took place at N Prince street, in the family of Mr. Joba Carr, whereby the whole family, consisting of thirceen persows, were poisoned by arenic, supposed to have been accidentally mixed with the four in a puddiag which they ail partook of at dinner, Ic seems tat anout two weeks since, the annoyance of ri named Leo, | Grisher, ond im the ds | im bis business, said evvfi that would kid the he brought to the he and gave the same to Gresser in the kite sod of the boarders is engaged as @ beuss y habit of uslog arsealc ¢ home some gly. the next day. ark ea aud the servaas Batter all om waitivg adedt- and Doctors Stour ad, as soon as og (he evening, how the following moraing > achild belowging wo ave ina very tecble cower Geer hav beew end a rigid in- the Joromer® tw aud & jury was ewmpane iujatre into the facts. Phe ‘evidence of Joku Uarr, the pro | prietor «f the a, tesuitied that he With the otbers, we pudding, aud they were Bll Fick, wid Yomi wife, he Geoonsed, tutormed | . that the oud used some ad in & paper om tae de. cage (0 be tour, ins The evide ho eatof the grape padgiag. that he about two house. r. for Ube purpes? ¢f Killing rate: aid ersenie into tie hands of Mr. ww the & whieh. iu ret, i wa Leo, ope of che boa and wes siso very ® wer ks sit ee | wt the request | and that be gave th Carr. in pervon, wi LLY, ana placed the Biichen, without the erie, found the whic of Los wife, who, es it 7 ina paper, and, believing | » be & fine quality of flour, mized it up with the knowtedge 4 thas, innocently, potsourd The following verdict That deceased persons to their deathe by teking some corrosive poison od that no biaue is to be attacked to Mus. Mary Carr was thircy years of age, & nevive of Ireland ; aud her dwaghter, Adelaide M. Car. was ged one year snd three months. The Ctber child killed wes Edward Merry, aged three years and eleven months, @ native of Philadelphia, Mecarcnory Ber Jn Sunday afternoon, #* some boys were pleying jp alot inthe Fourth ward of Jer. y. they discovered, tn an eld capal boat which bad the body of a aan suspended by a mbers in the hold ef the boat. Che boys gov information of the tact, and some citi sens going to ‘be place designated, found the body as stated, #ith a rope around the ueek. Near the corps was 8 smell bertle, eptirely empty. but labelled “Prdsste acid —poicn ‘The unfortunate man was very respectably Grevseé. ‘The body being removed. it was soon recog- nized as that of Cbaries Jawes Smith. « native of Staf- Lore, Er gland aged about 35 years. He went to the trick Kiiey. ov Saturdsy afternoon, aud pur- rope. which he put La hantieentel ond re, goirg in the direction of the place where y was iourd. Mr Eoglish, a frend of deceased, oe known kim fer about eight years, stated that had been depressed cf lave ; he said bis affairs ‘were ip # bad stave, and that be had perted with his wife about twelve months since, The verdict of the Voroner's Jury, which sat before Justice Bedford, was, that the de- ceared come to his death by hangivg bimeelf, while in a eUete of tempo.mry inramity. No pos! mortem examination Wn Dede, to vee Wherber there waa prussic acid im the etomech Mr Sith leaves « family of to onildsen to mourt bis sad fate deogh fer the pudding, berrelt as well as ma@uy ochers. was rendered by the Jury cure Boicie ey Hssorse Last evening. « young mai Oemmen by by beth clerk in the emptoy of UD. these ehendeif grover. corner of Grand. snd Fim street, com mitted e by banging hivosaif in the loft of an ad- ing stable. When discovered, he was quite dead. t 4d wee Zl yeurs of oge, and Was married about © Weeks since His employer could mut astiga an reason for bis self-de.trueion, Coroner Geer was Bed te betd a poqiee et. Dear ov Avorien Mrnican Ve pight, Garrett berry was fous bouse No. 17 South street, oreupied by W. Ames. The aed & member of the Vork Ve tee | replmment, het fought m gallantly during the Mexican | wer. Lis bedy wan taken charge Of by the association, and will be intered with the usual military honors. teen On Sonday ad in bis bed at the The Three Marderers. CARRELL AND STOOKEY TO DR HU SENTENCE OF JAMES WALL COMMUTED TO THE STATE PRISON on James Wail has been mprismment ta the Bate Sheriff Carniey reseived ath penalty edjod commuted by Gov. Hurt, Privon at Sing Sing for life. the necessary documents this day from the Governor and te morn # he will be cony sed by Me. Lown, the of State prison James Wall ch Carnet and Stookey wd mee, and bas forwarded choll publi~h to-morrow, to the bis reasons for mot com. © yt The sollowing let leg the eonm To Twesas of the city of New York -= Sir. T vavieted James Wall of the murder cf Michael Casey accuwpanted thelr verdict with a rtong recommendation to merey.” One carefal in ‘Tertigetion of the facts, find that there te # r the killing was intentional, 1 the parties, ia which Usswy ot sativfied from the evi wilful murder, Under ave de omar: ns hy +4 duty to com. Prison ment fo w AaMING EOS HUNT. 4D TRRMINER vile and Aldermen Kelly and y Carnet —The District he would ask to refer + inthe one of Henny Saturday. to admit the affida. the officer im attend- orities, to whieh he ht im the motion these cirew mute hie vente nee te Veuy reope | COURT OF OVER Before Chief Ju Beevewrrn ® Attorney red. the Court to two muchor nel, in whieh was decide do ing the irregularity the jury. One of Une alluded. wag publish c on behalf of Carne case of L, Wt. Taylor The Court raid th just cited, wae 6 their decision on Batteday. Counsel mast th coed with the argument on the motion for anew tral ‘The Dietriet Attorney remarked that he bad sum- moned oll the jurers who tried Henry Carnel, and from werracione he had with some of them, he had to believe (oat oil the statements set forth vit could not be substantiated The Dis ¢ officer, he felt boun t to and he would himseif make aunicated to bim by a juror, w in attendence w rea an :Mdavit of the facts € as thet Juror wae not 1 Gunet Colender for Tuesday curt = Now 627, 460, %5, 5a, bO6. New, 1, 06 49 O19. 418, O17, Carr waa complaining avout | sé urned to to-morrow (Lueedey) morning, atten | ‘ Nelson, of New York, { | him to the converton « The Whig, and Democratic Sta Conventions. THE LATEST CUBAN INTELLIGENCE. INTERESTING FROM WASHIBGTOS, Eien, Git, See The Two State Conventions—The Prospect, RUMORED COMPROMISES AND ARRANGEMENTS 1K | TWEEN THE BUNKERS AND BARNBURNERS—WHAT | THE WHIGS WILL PROBABLY DO, ETC. Axaaxy, Bept. 8-8 o'clock P, M. Maxy of the delegates to the Democratic and Whig gtate Conventions, which are to be held on the tenth | and eleventh of the prerent month, are in this city, «+ rute to Syracuse. Very few from New York have gone farther yet, but it ie expected all the democratic dele- gates now bere will leave to-morrow morning. In the meantime, there is @ very extensive game of wire pulling going om here, particularly among the whigs. | Itw said here that the hunkers will have a decided majority in the Democratic Convention, that the barn- burners will cave in, and that the compromise measures will be fully eadorsed, after @ little sparring. ‘The truth {s,it is ssid the barnburners are so hungry, and so very | ‘apxious for office that they will be glad to capitulate, in order to participate in the spoils of office, in case of suc- cees in the next election. Ex Governor Bouck will be the candidate of the bunk- ers as chairman of the convention, Governor Churen that of the barnburaers; and as there is little doubt that the former will be clected, the com- plesion of the couvention can beatonce seen. It is said | the barnburners have not pressed matters where they _ might have done so, and elected their own delegates, because there is an understanding that, in ease of suc- cess, they will get a good many of the small offires, and | some of the larger ones, Chatdeld is promised the At- torrey Generalebip, and Stanton is meutioned as Secre- tary of State. Thus the game stands at this moment, according to all accounts—the hunkers having the game in their own bands, but making concessions to the barn- burners, in the shape of offices, for the purpose of har- | monizing the two factions. On the other side of the houre, I learn that the silver grays are nowkere; that the Seward whigs are going to Dave everything their own way, and that they are tri- umphant everywhere in electing delegates except in the city of New York. The silver grays will have scarcely balf dozen votes, The same cautious and compromis- ing policy thet will be adopted by the bunkors, will be pursued by the abolition whips. They wili pass resolu tions baced on those that are passed by the committee of the Legislature. and by the delegates of the ceutral committees of both sections. after the adjournmeot of the Legislature. Thurlow Weed is very busy in arracg- ing matters, snd will attend the whie conv ho @ delegate, but as one of the p pultere, Some of Mr. Raymen 's friends feel annoy & delegate, y. for they fear be wil though illegally elec 1 take mortal offence brothers Hawes, of che Tenth ward of od, and ax the rame substitute is epprinted for b thought they should both stey e, aud let go to the convention int they will do co remeins to b Thave thus screehadowed to be performed ia the tw to be able to fill up the outline tomorrow. | 1 at forcing trary to the ye received by end that the it. Aw the # York, are by of the programme ibs bin; ts Interesting fro Was! —THE AMERICAN ¢ VOR FOR THE P THE CUBAN NEV NEW SURV LEANS, ETC. Wasixaton. Sep ‘The government has eve y ved further ‘ he Awe ps Which carried them to the Tetand there is mo intention c Owen, the Americen Copeul at Havana full investigation. ic ehould be ed ecpsistently with the Preride We lenin that f New Orte William ment bas been prom lation to the Cubap ex Sencr Lucio Pulide, Repobiie of Veneructa. was pr Saturday, by W 8. Derrick, the and detivered bis letters of drescen were delivered, conducts ttheoogh L the ¢fficial translater ef Ub ¢ Departine A vew triel bas been awarded to Day, convi “P. Tasistzo, | ed of the | murder cf bis wife, on the greund of siledged tamperiug |}! with the jury, and other reasons, Interesting from Matonzsa—More Cuban Patriots Kxecuted, Ciaucastow, Sept. 6, 1851, ‘The Argus has arrived at this port. with Mainazas dates | to the £9th ult. She reportr that about three buadred of the prisoners taken had bee executed, Thirteen of them were on beard the Pizarro, being part cf those | bronght iv by negroes on the island, The Spaniards express much contempt frr the ereoles, | for inducing Lopcz to underteke the invasion, aud (hem devertirg bim Americans, et Matanzas, were apprehensive for their , safety, the Spaniarcs being much excited. | The Mouth of the Miss\seippl Blockaded— | Micuity Among the Patriots at New ure leans, &e. Now Oncrans, Sept 5, 1861. The U. £. steamer Vixen sailed from Jensacola on the 2d imstet. te blockade the mouth of the Mississippi, and intercept any expedition (hat may attempt to leave with a view of invading Cuba, The Vixen bas been lying at Pensacola for several dergoing repairs, but the pressing nature of compriled her to leave without finishing tbem. and but one of her boilers is fit for use. We have later advices fiom Ei Paso, but there is no newe of importance. New Onieave, Sept. 6. 1851 ‘The Coben expedition prejects are now entirely aban | dened, and there ore a great many librrators im this erty 3 without the means of returning to their homes. Tavy have demanded money of the Cuban Committer, in coa- sequence of Which some disturbance bas arisen, and ar- thus far, The out bres police axe out in force, Ia case of any | Murder near Elkton, Wirauxarox, Dex, September 8, 1851. On Saturday evening, about 5 o’olock, Edward Gian, a men eged about thirty-five, went to the house of Henry | Priteberd, reridiog meer the Marylend line, two and | & belf miles from Newark, Del, and shot the sister of Priteber the side. bat not mortaily ie then dir. charged two barrels of his revolver at Pritehsrd, one of took effect ia bis left bend, and the other broke hir right am. Priteberd then escaped from the house, pur sued by Ginn, whom he eluded some two hours ; Givp, ivaliy, meting him in a narrow lane, shot him ip the breast, and he felldead The cause of the murder was jesioury, Ginn having suspected the woman he wounded. and who was reputed to be his mistress, Glan ie @ peaceable man. unless med by drink A few bs since. he shot Jesse Pritchard, a brother of Jog hit in the arm. for which he was under x his frenzy on Saturday last. threatened ole family. A der the Sheriff of Geet! county, were in pur He bad not bee arrested when our informant left this morning Delegates for the Southern © ae Bartimone, September 8. 185 Both the New Orleans matis are through bat the eon- tents of the papers have been generally ao 4 ‘The Scuthera right: men bud « lorge ering at Columbia, 8. 0. on the Och imt..and nominated Gene. ral Owens and Dixon Barnes as delegates to the Sout gress. ‘ethered bas declined running for Congress in thet third district of Maryland. Stabbing Cose and Murder. Prerenone, Sept, 8, 185 Our firemen bed a rplendid parade om Saturday, the Raserocion Ormpeny J Of Weilsburg (Va..) joining the pro- cession, Two firemen, named McKnight and Uardiner, quarrelied in the procession. and met in the evening to settle their dificulties, shen Mek night «tabbed Gardiner, | and it is feared the wourd will prove fetal 44 youbs man axmed Forscbam. « von of Dr. Pe eacham, of Omen ti, hae been murdered seaport, Wiliam Vickey, formerly « pelic Ohy Politics. Deivcates To THE Dewoceatic Brave Cosvextios — ‘The following {* a correct lirt of the delegates and aiter. nates to the Democratic State Convention, from this city :— Delegates. Muernates 1, Michael Murray....... Henry Nienii 2. Francis B Outting.. No alternate 8. Henry J. Allen. Sbarles H Lyons 4. Fmavnel B Mart... . Jobn b. Dizon 5 : Bdward ©. Groen 6 John Wilson ‘ fy ° raft 10, Charles OW “Daniel ¥. Tiemee TL Stephen i Peek Gilbert O. Deane 12. Micbsel Tocmey, No al 18 Dariel W. Norrie... . 14. Nebiee J. Waterbury...Jewph 8 Bowworth 15, Jehn Cochrane... ..... Thomas F. Jeremiah 16, Lorento B. Ahe Royal Pheips Toe Tesi Wand Dereoare —It was rumored last evening. that & comprowive had been effected betwoon the frierds nd. HM Hotart Haws, and Alderman Kebert T Haws, of "rhe Tenth ward, respem ing either of their proeceaitg te the coming Whig § aaa delegate, As the matter now riands they wil pro be bly beth remain at heme.end the mictitow, Edgar T. Ry oer, will bexentes the regulary deigae it will be de. * cided (bia mornis g Whether |} | Broa Teeis have been made; but nothing serious has ooourred, | Kk. Li steamebip Windeld Scott salled, to-day, for New | bat | to pu all 4aturday night. but failed to find him, | + Convention, | volved, That the betantial! aorvices rendered to the widow dow apd whan nt our deceased brother | Be Professor Anserson, damaude aa achavwledgemont st ot it we feel wores caaast, sofficiently Faia i de a source of satisfaction to Mr. A ai (fren nh ably are co Feartfe son'e gued fortune a6 ait’ thes ing utteran: havi may te Professor Kui ci life, not to ponsa:ion of charity the uae work of man, - - bat do Apentes « gepenet pete ve ‘ed, dervon to our oi jenerall Staten withthe arvuranct hil Eatcnishard celighe thete sens ar their un avatified eu { ti | “eaiehteeraes Oc mehemaric : ereiieaastees Rae eee tat they be ton a ) cant H. KELLY, SHBKIDAN, a he mem bers of the 4th Dist. Police. Lopez ts Taken, bat Buil takes the by eurprize to-day, hy exbibiting the qtwonty Daskers of 3 letgeat’ Peaches ever’ seen in also, in full frvit, growing in Broadway, Oe Davaoe tit ene | tee it, Just received by tbe stesarer, manasee, bases, and | Other kinds too Wi menieas ieaaivebin sont to-day, at 475 Broad: We advise ali person wed borts and shoes, to ‘nim, 2 Nassau street, We'teol assured that. in so det tiry will doa benest so themacives, as woll as help forwart 4 nist praiseworthy syetem of deing business, ani Licuteuant | Astonishing Reduction In the Prices of Enstiah and american imperial and three ply Carpeting, at | Ms Bowery, Hiram Andersen's. Onl; lar per tard tor | new choice Carpe 9 three ply Carp: ts at 63. end 7a. per yara je and piano Covers, very cheap; Hoare Bg toh Kurs 4 ards fee Oil per yard—the greatest bargain in the Urited Stata New Brighton Pavillon.—This Establish- ment will be Kept open until the lst of Noomber,. in BLANCARD, t —Our Lady Readers mast not veqlect visiting Mostra, Peterson & Humphrey's maznitl- Cenk ¢ arpel lishment, at the corner of White ethene te te Feally Worth travelling some distai éco their splendid and entire new stock ef goods, of over} are certainly very” attract essen. d by the fact that they xecedingly low rates and small Evrcpe brings lorge invoives of the newe paste tus of Carpetings to these enterprising teadesmen ; am Vere is, conse uently, a periodical overfl aw of caswomors at thels elegant aud commcaions store, waich is well attended at oll times. | Beauttrut without the mach hove. Be at and for sale or to let. pty foe ia Ge feo, improved Melodicna. wal ‘BERRY, ‘ageate, The Hat Finisber 1H Untoa.—This oor a euived, ate far outstripping nd the great taste aud oogn Giaplay edd im thir siyles entitle them to thé "Tue Union seek nothing but that whioh f tree desert; they make & eplondid Hut, and the public are Sant Gning it Thoirotere i¢as Ne. 1 Park row, oppo- site the Actor House, Buy # Hat.— Chis ts the season for pur- eet Het avd the Hat to purcha: one of k you berate e quire at No. ‘6 Secret —The tradesman who ts. Chinese style, dictating jead” the vat sali be the And aeemming to * ber arbitrary ground eufficrent ol and pay tw mine) wear th public to pars reat modi, hi f ’, te is by inviting en independevt opinion from his cus tomers, by manufacturing opinions fur thew, thar he has mage his Id, © opposite St. Paul's, Wood, the Matter, Nibte’s Garden, way.—Pall style of gentlemen's Hats now ready article ty ho reully eheap mast be realty terion of rasl eb on WOOD, 872 O72 & tyle of hie bhict you become a perm $1,0v0 forfelt, that 1t can be proved ber en. cos Grinneli for ~ 3 x ‘The greatest Improvement tn Halr Dye ever made isw know: have been awarded to Dr. Bal | Tard, colot the ng it, by it Lianien wait specimens, air —Batwehelor’s genuine Liquid Coloring fo ir, eycbrows and whiskers, cam be procuree at il the ruggiste and pertumers in town and ou At the principal office and manufsotory, ¢ b ai pe) whoicanle, retail, or ap) Beware of imite ons. —— ‘*s Liquid Hatr Dye instantly con- ay hair toblack oF brown. Gouraud # Medi freckles pimpies, &e. Poudre Subtitle reneads or acy part of Liquid Rouge, Luy White, and Hair Gives, to | Waikerstret, near Bro * street, Philadélpaia; Jo: ‘Tar, and nak, Dr. Rogers’ Syrup Live: Canchalague, the great remedy for Coaghe, Colds, 1 Catareh, Spitting of Blood, and sil obner tending to con: uption. Depot aie Sy -e Flee, Iu large bot ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. SPECIAL NOTLOE: 1 "101 purporting to be tor the p ‘BR Watch to be present at Mi take place on Wednesday, September 10, io epemkers have been, sensed for, whom aro Chagwce: dol Thomas Ps iugtin 8 few youre vited gacses, are reqe leaves te City pet th a to tehe pare Hail st Figo se ehok, ma Fubiie Equare whe of will be prepa W's railroad charge for t way. A poliey force has been en; let canere and Irlende of the Fem fente of the villa are par. evident. RUBT, AD Vice President. S. a. McKINLEY, Grand Marchal. TY Mit MH PENUS, do. ERALD, GUARD— SPECIAL NOTICE. —THE M . ‘ra Hours, Neaeta Thceey pu Toveday veniae, arrange hE ME ST ‘a6 ae ] ie jr annual eacure “Joux Dovim dee. JULLN CONNERY, Captain. } ag 3) To THR JOnNSON | GUARDS THE we I shott oneal Heepes, Baweeei king Pin Mall, No. 2% Secor Septem ver % ‘By oraer of the Chairman, G. A. 1 - & Lewin Decretary. mw he porcs Re 19 ey s or 0. F THR attend vor a. "BUILDING ASSOCI Aa ION.—THE above sen at ah ‘William street, od, Buxton, IR, Seeretary, Committee ia bebalt Anovel Celebration of the Fouading of the Vitlage of | OST-OPFICE, CHATHAM SQUAR! coanas bs hyy P pont sade me da tor B. Barons i 5 ey eed ater oh eine cx gp a for Liver Db. 6 Duteh ener ge Fronee, all parte of Germany, and & ir dion eas EVILLE COURE = ORSES ee: cx Het wall be aren whskin Meal tease bh soe im NFORMATION WANTED—OF PATRICK MURRAY, ie eng zene sate ‘See who lett New York Ewigration offi dwent to Dutch: | Tuesday evening, Sept. 9 ‘od | ca county, since which time he has not been heard from. | 3bat CONKLAN ad hinmother ane sisters. “Addveus to Patrick Carly, lv Wes | [TNION COURSE, T._1. TUBSPAY, smi ; tor street, : ! U three o'clock, I ting’ mat eg OTICR —1F LEWIS. ee Ov qLaMHAM. | name = a a i agen ie — vito ” Peirson, 4 Coal si RR ae ea fee ote advantage and, "e iad, person giving in- | .—TROT rmati tin, will be pai Yany reasouable ox- | | Opa a hg Vmod oe ‘New Orleaus, La, | sm mile esi beet three wazo: ight complex oe bs ma Lady Stuard; Me. Clagk 3 foot d Iashes ate will be in readineaw at 2 = ne Jaat ina was 4. 1. SNEDIKER, . NION COURS I.—TROTTING,—PI oS ‘Sweepstake.— Sin —Hedany Wepleinber Pr e'ctock, IO a ae aiid stake of $200 sai “on. ths FPOURTEENTH, ASSEMDLY DISTRIOR AT, A CON- Tretween throe of tho, most ‘oeleneat horses on. vention of Delegates, from the Sixteonth and Twentivth three in & Wards, electe ee call it vhe Memooranle 8 Re- ublicen, Gener rn ing, 80D a ember 4 for th ith Ay Lot r suitable rset be paid by 1 N PINE STREET, IN FRONT OF IG. DUD- Fanduim book, containing notes paid d & Co, 6: Broadway. ‘aterbury wae d Bosworth as alter- MAN. Presidcate IN COURSE, PUTNAM pase towing trotting aud ofan Purses fhe of Se) , lle Pig tio In sh ne but the ows them with Jonnings, WLER & PEN a to any 0: ea Hog ihe ~ Lp rad SHA Any Fiwarded ty J.T. MOORE of 71 Broadway. | Gay, purse of 820. mile trotting borses that never wi fer the above purves to close the the hotel Proprietor. | and two to start te make a race, Ube snitably Brookiya, or 34 Montague piace, Na ae, ba ste OF THE HAMILTON AVENUE HORSE! , CARRIAGES, Seo Rk SALE HE ENTIRE ok ; Stable, situated at Yonkers, Wi wr Me aber os eRe Fo & Bro: Bigned D Collamose, Pa bg the t ane with odtwey, urd. ron finding the above witt be Tibe DaViIS COLLAMORE. B, Fellows, 414, at Fel'o ws’ Hail, " — - — | compriving ‘the folfowing etock: rokei OST-BETWEEN FELLOWS’ MUSICAL HALL AND | to single and double parnesss two carriages, oni rly new: No. It Wall street, on Monday, between tand 5PM, | four bghs wagone: fall harness; Sadao idles, and a check drown on the Broadway Bank, dated Sept. 7, iii, | ail ry articles for a rable. Any person wishing pues to M. Usdertin, or beagee. filled up in woiting, one | engage in this bus ness, will now have a igood 0 opportunity, ur dred d einty — dellars—in figures, $105 .3.100. | a» the stock will be selé on mo ferate mes the owner being at has been stopped atthe b ante raily rewarded, by qe) AT about to leave the country. | A. CHAS. Hh ait Beha ange Ilotel, Yonkers, ber, the end Th yee Watch ny rirg of ‘be shain whieh Wee tied with atlas paid rel are San bow V com Eve rs] priv ti R* tion. oe 'D E. No. 1 Sed, ab thre W. MecLachlan Pa $2 URA AND THE 25,000 ation beautiful porkraivet Linn. every éay this w Pre L to inform Me sinte wrest fon 10 «dec ‘AN BAY BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS, at it, N, J.—Parents who are atont to place their the city, | live peat c RAFT STOLE: 1s inne: arvey. 1 fame. EN.—DKAWN BY TIB BA"K OF | ‘itish North anee . 3 y; Maye aight: New York, iu favor of, and endorred by, he public are cautioned from megotinting poe panes LARGE, | LONG-1'4 ILED BLACK ergy id, warranted perfectl: in . ble for fam ae lO o'etoek, as vetween Second’ aud ‘Third avenuoe: a. at Halifax, N_8.. 190 Septen- J. We "Accounrant, for $190 86 ou RK, Bell aud reat. an be 15 Ninth bs 250, ant, STYLISH BROWN HORSE, Friday, yn Fourt to rny one | th word station house, Twonty-uiath street. REWARKD.—LEF?, ON THURSDAY NIGHT oR ry ond, kind, end perfects: the: ‘ity. Apply aedona Lasson's avenue, between Twanty-frrt & gold double, cased hunting [{OR SALR—A NEAT AND LIGHP ROCKAWAY 2 “with gold ‘chain attncke 3 | W wager, tor four parsona, boon but little used, ia complete ofder | Aisy, 0, May Horse, highs al prars old, ound, periectly fe travel promt! | Apply aud. Lynch's stante, No, PUBLICATION Ss. “OF ERIN.” publighed this mornin, documents, tive situstio “eTit NGER & TOWNSEN’ am to the trade off low price fine Mine 1 Gallery, oria Theres, t. k, ey of the islend, its resources, rtatieti brenght down to the wate information not heretofore also a faithful portrait of General Lopes a sketch pondence of the exren f Cuban indepen senor, &e., Frioe, 25 ee riment ef Surentie and Micceil at ‘ie may be seen at the Trade ENGRAVING ¥ years old last respect, of great Sik Ghat Uhh oud. | user to 8 wagon: over the ae | < stall vibrate thr: ply at ouses FoR PALE, IN DR A PINE LOT LY» ses for sole, Consisting of taree mateh toams an? + le toa ee by calling at Vapderhoef aud Weoteott’s livery-stuble in Liberty street, mext dour vo Union WILL BE wors alves x 4 Americans, th &e. By Alexanie 00K & CO. WILL day 69 Catharine etrect, % large and gene eut vi Crockery, China, and Glasa Ware. Sale 3 the owner 18 stvi 2g bp business, going t> Salo will sommence at goods are eel i G 2 ROD wat ES, ALMONDS, ext wesday, Sept. TIONEER — t the Uid © 4 o’eivex, in the PANTED—A LADY, young led Fetent to, fick branches tien In a respectable far competent to teach English, Pronch, musi, 2. vatistactory elty reference ca: Brondway, ate inatrnetii ana t CORPORATION NOTICKS. OTICK TO Canaan Pad e nee for vat th 6 tape pe co’ Bee, Seep, use. drive, © revided ast “Orr ci OTHING AnD FURNITURE WANTED. | a Tn the | ED—A SITUATION, | ‘over ees, or lady's companion. The aivertiser sould | iNing to instruct children, teach the German tng: Ia er) rstapds dressmaking, mitlinary, art | & ¢ lowerk. Reference givens Plesie ad- | TO TAKE “CHARGS OF A ar 7 ANTED—BY A LADY, AS GOVERNESS, A SITU A- or eohoel; she is tally Pho most " ANGUAOE.~ ROF. yu pil id th ry | cnpe as stvest barsho country are solicited to noaus: elves with the advantages to be derived from ‘his i tite ‘Terms are very moderate. ited to twenty. For further partioular .B—Keypert is 28 miles from New Vers.’ fhe sveaia- Jobu Mart, or Wilson Small, leaves foot of Chambers 4 eal le last ae of toe baggage wagow on of articles from place to place within iene cotaising steemen for ter 4, shall 1 Jhimeet it th ia eat te nan one, rei ret hei 4 meats toll thy sine a hen palande atook 3, Ba y A YOUNG LADY, AS UOTION NOTICE. - HARDWARE, BTC. LoTs Aud packnses, comprising & Complete assorement of rnelt Herowere, Gutlory sad Pasey Goods, will be sold Pooltively, this day, at 10 o'ctock, ot the stors No, 10 Codar treet, ons credit of fur months, for approved paper. For toll pertioulan Which are now re ANT WEMD, Aw BLEECKER y Stationery, aster Figures. A. Me nes She mast bo and tho hicher |. K., this ofice. 1 Tho No bs aived. ue La: ing Academy, leations for yt hates, ms aus, auehegany ened and other seaeer c. SUCTION BER. KEN, « sale uf Furnit ore, 2’ 10 o'ciock, st oh N Kec. hemp will eel et ay tion aa'ghove ator, all the furm sensicing ef p very larze after 7 o'clock, #. nod Crockery t the tever, and Parlor ¢ pupi's Him. tress cipal co £OR ry and cng ‘srble top dressi pormied Chamber ack walnut Cottage do, Wate Lolstere and Pillows; ‘Brasve a, at peti 2 brot Freneh Hedstes ENEW TARR Li- neing and sequlasing rovides that ali lowoses ber, in each yer, re may be enw pies for at sueh tiny tice is hereby given, that ithoner m wah deporte, In order to insure a prompt 60,00 of Imported Savana Sogaes, thy the astea a fur: itore is ne ‘et makers in the citys © French Bedsteada, taatile top Ch from the eeds COLTON, A OTIONERR —2aLE or rl Pior Glneves, ke. & Colton Ee RXITURE, F ‘Does Ree! a ararebees, Secreta Teas and’ Bedstea arpets, Olt Chaiabor snd Ritehon a ey y ce Pier Glasses, Ten 8: . Mettresees re ay ploy ‘aay such "irom the May or gentlemen e_ elethiog furpivere, of | 4 patho oo oa liepore of, ent ete em price for the ow on exhil a ito Mune pout By Shennan ate stlented hy Mise. ae cm. ae Wie corti, ea, gest oo COMEN Gs im e'Foet fcmber loth Iss, at 12 aehoe -—% | He Se nae cade Te Attorney Counselor at Lay jacean ot. ————— _. OCPARTS RASHIP ) MUTIONS, Tks CoP. RINERSTIP, TERETOFO t ata shutrday re ‘of ny last by vent oon ales at wo. | etreet, @ fewdoors .—THE NUMEROUS LET. ber. is Seure evidence | EXISTING. as co Payee yy 8 F en alia sles rnicenen tn paging bebe | see eh Th iPack Pines } —— | Mo | scars Be an | = - a erticle it tele ines ae | notice, ni ery lwert Fetes a ce | | Ba | OCTOR OCTOK FAW YEN ° sry de ven Io Sk eet adios, Conte. Mt 2b Usntlemen, One ane aplap’e OSPITAL, LONDON, otel, Lo Holton etreets