The New York Herald Newspaper, September 16, 1851, Page 4

NEW YO YORK HERALD. nn DAILY HERALD, 2 cente per copy-B7 per “THE WREKLY, bse onan omere, farardon, +! $6 ation Ste any he 4 Ui te yt NP A a eeteiante REQUESTED TO SEAL ALL P. er ee “cathe ett or the eee w {8 taken anonymous communications. net return those r ted. ad DOUBLE SHEET. Weight of the Meraid in Wrappers. Notwithstanding the issue of a double sheet, owe are reduced, this morning, for want of space, to = very brief review of our telographic > ‘vices. ‘Three days’ later news from Europe; .ue pre gress of President Fillmore, oa his journey to Boston ; the great whig meeting at Philadelphia; ‘the Odd Fellows’ celebration at Baltimore ; the wegro riot and murder in Vonnsylvania; on dits ‘from Washington; the meeting of the oreditors of ‘Texas, in Washington City; later advices from of the markets, &c., will be found among tho mat- ter of our telegraphic column. Also, eports of the preparations fer the great railroad jobiloe at Boston, and the great State Fair at Rochester. We have also received the melaacholy iatelli_ ygence of the death of James Fenimore Cooper, ‘the most di zished of Americaa novelists. Ap interesting biographical netiee, prepared ex- preesiy for our columas, will also be found in another portion of this | paper. Whe Donaldson Correspondence—Mor> Let. ters and Moxe Light=—Letter from Sir. torcer. ‘On the twenty-second of August last, we publishg ed, in the New Youx Hxnan, a very curious, ex derzive, and interesting list of letters, and upoa the most important and imposing topie of the day. ‘The ostensible objects of this correspondence ap- peared to be the necessary arrangements for ithe time and place of holding the next Demoer: tional Convention ; but its more clearly disclosed purpose was to place Gen. Sam Llousten ia the front ef all his competitors for the democratic nomina- tion. This was all, perhaps, well enough ; but th further disclosure in the letters—eepecially of Mr. Donaldson to Mr Greer—of a deliberate dosign to van Gen. Sam Houston upon a free soil platform, ‘was not only curious and unexpected, but “ pos- tively shocking.” Wat must have boen the fec!- ings of the old bunkers in finding Martia Van Ba ven and Joshua R. Giddings mixed up ina paterns: @orrespondence with the leaders of the Natiooa: Executive Democratic Committee, may be easily imagined. Woe anticipated a stir; but the rattling among the dry bones, which these letters have osoe gioned, bas exceeded our most sanguine expects tions. In some quarters autenticity of the let ters has been qu a; iu others, the indi Viduality of Mr. Donaldson bas been doubted, and he bas been euepeczed of being a mere man of straw, Ocbers, again, have gueszed that the whole eerrespordence was a hoax, manufactured for more Swusement, by ex-Senator Westeott, of Florida, who, 2» many does the polivics of this journal. Put all denials and con _Jeotuzes ogainst the validity of these letters han feiked. We took care to be satufed of their aa thenticity in the onutect, and the subsequent ot planatory letters of Mr. Andrews, Mr. Hallett, Mr Gidding», and Mr. Brittain, whieh we have pad Mishei, vet only estabhkieh the aforesaid cor: dence to be genuine, but they throw a good deal 0! additional light upon the sabject. How «e obtaired this invalaable correspondence ‘was a question which we dotermined to leave fo fetticrcent among the democracy themeclves. An from the follewing letter from Mr. athan Greer, of lowa, wo are ina fair way of arriving « & Satiefactory solution of the mystery. When w. Teeeived this letter from Mr. Greer, we were in th midst of the universal excitement ereated by th Bret divastrvus ivtell'gence of the ill fwted expe @ition of the Pampero. In aldition to this, Mr “Greer’s statement involves a serious charge agains! fome noknown pereons—be stantially aces» them of a trick of legerdemaia worthy the suirie megzigves of the great Wizard of the Nonb; or. raher, more lake the trick of exchange at a mock avctivn. lo consideration of the dignity of th “Democratic General Committee of this city,” and all others interested in the matter, w. have hesita io giving publication to thir @heige of thimblerigging aod petty lareesy Mr. ‘irecr, moreover, took occasion to threaten n+ wah the terrors of the low, and we have been wait ing the call of bio legal advi But as they hav failed to appe sr, and as the origival corresponden » fe now exciting the atvention of all partics, ia» sections of the coxntry, we have conch: Mr. Greer’s letter to the public, ascording to his sequest ; and hero it is:— Fouarearty erect, August 22-M. 70 THE EDITOR OF THE SRW YORK HFMSLD. Ya coking over your paper of bis date, I fied a num- to give Ber of wy private lettess. Ie ju-tive to mysell and ibe Democratic Notional Tom mittee. I sali r quest you to puttish the following state- ment — 1 came bere at the request of the Hon. ©. H. Dooald- sop. in the early part of June, for the purpose of attead- fing to certain maiters ert feu im the pubbehed letters After Mr Dove:dson's depaxtore for Cexas, 1 was ladaeed to show the corre @rage General Commit @her this. the | abetrocted from my valle. nnd appemrares w Deke thts ptatument. ta order to eyow my fel Peon, cb © bad mu part nor bt am the matter (f the p anon of Wott leturr Imperative oblig the Bist om FrOW MOM ine compel me to leawe the elty fur hat L shall place fed power dn the bands of my lye! advivers to peween'e she Hor. or papers giveag publicity to this corres pondence us weil ae lo ferret Gut the means of ite being Pisces ko your ken a oulan demoorsts + Hops gj ill public these tow Lines as a matter of pBbile aud private Jurtice, Lrewatn, ner, $9, NariANIEL ORBER. Jeneral Com mittoo, wo do trast, Fill look carefi into that matter of the valise. It cel’s for nver nm. The substitution “of a Packope similar on size and appearance” to thas Af the abetracced lottors, was an adroit, although @msourvy trick, and no wonder thas Mr. Greor was om prired to find that his correspondence was not fa sis carpet bag, bu: in the New Yous Hewany Let ithe sacbems of Tammany Hall probe thie mat- ter to the very bottom. Thotr standing, their positiop to the vationnl democracy, their reneravle geputation ). oll demand it We are g tatified that Mr. Greer hargons to the t. Hin p Terence there will enable him to an wer the editor. f the Burlinstom Gusete, of that Grete, 00 @ Nathaniel {1 Groor, of lows.” to the meantime, fo the Democrati neral Com. Bittce do their dai. The Odtef of Potico might Be servicoable in terrettiny’ oat the offeater, Ite mut be romewbere. ‘The Democratic 7 | fitteen hundred bales. ‘Oube ; several fatal railroad accidents; the state | feeling. NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.| ™ eee THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE. ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA, AT HALIFAX. GREAT WHIG wesnina W PHILADELPHIA, SPEECH oF Gov. JOHNSTON. | Advices from all Parts of the American Continent. The N Sacoeprsss Earope. Hativax Teveomarn Orvicr, Monday night, September 15, 1951. Liverpool on the 6th instant, arrived at this port shortly after Line o’eleck this evening. bringing 151 paseengers, and sailed for Boston at half-past ten o'clock, and will be due at that city at seven o'clock on Wednesday morning. ‘The Europa took on board, here, a goodly number of our citizens, as passengers for Boston, to witness the great railroad celebration in that city, om the 17th inst, Among the number were the Hon. Joseph Howe, Hon. William Young, and Hon M. Tobin. ‘The cotton market bas again assumed a dull aspect, and buyers find the fecling decidedly in thelr favor. But beycnd this, there was scarcely @ quotable change ia prices during the week ending the 5th instant The total sales of the week are stated at 30,570 bales; of which speculators took 2900 bales, and exporters 4.960 bales. ‘The authorized quotations on Friday were, for fair bowed | Skid; fair Mobiles, 64d; fair Orleans, 64. The sales of Friday, previous to the sailing of the Europa were 6,000 bales, of which speculators and exporters took ‘The market closed with a quiet In the grain trade, the demand has been brisk; factors. however, haviog been compelled to accept previ us prices, ‘The supplies of Eoglish, of this year's growth, have been liberal, and chietly of good quality. 4 good steady business has been transacted in wheat and flour, at quite as full prices as on Tuesday, aud there was less disposition to press sales, more particu- larly 20 of fair qualities of American. There has been no improvement ia the provision mar- ket during the week. Sales of beef have been made | only by retail; mo considerable quantity eovld be dis. pored of at present rates, The stock of pork is small, and prices continue unchanged. -Bacon is in moderate demand, oud hams and shoulders are without improve- ment, ‘The sales of lard have been two hundred tons, at full request. Tallow is scarcely so active; but prices have not declined. In sugar, the transactions of the week have been on & more extensive goale than for several wecks pre- | vious. continues dull, with scarcely more than a retail demand. ‘The same remarks also apply to- coffee and rice. American tar nas been sold tn small quantities at 12 24. todd. Spirits of turpentine is worth 33s., which is a | slight decline, A lot of 100 barrels have been made at this pric Ashes are in fair request at 27s. 6d to 28s. for new, and 26s. Cd. for vid pote. Pearls are quoted at 28. 61. fur old, end 29s. 6d. for new, Lins ced oil is dull at 38°, €a, There is but a very limit. ed demend for rape, et Se. 6d. per ewt, Pale ses! oil heavy at £25 1Cs. per ton, For eod there fs little inquiry at £56, The market for iron is duil. the intelligence from the United States not being regarded ss favorable, There i howsver, no material cbauge in quotations, The marbet for British manufactured goods is bri:tr, without any advanee Im pricca. In the share market there has been rather more busi- ness deing On Friday there wus a slight reaction, and the Gib the market was flat There was lees demand for money, and the rates of dis- cuat were tending downward. Good bills were readily ‘recanted st two and three-quarters to three per cent. b the refer of for exchange, there had been no ma- lzlebarge The tendency at Paris appeared to be wiworde, and at other piaces @m the continent, ra r bigher. ‘The stock warket was doll, st the opening on the 5th ‘ut (he purcbare of £100 000 comeols, by « leading bro- er, improved the tone of the market, which closed bet Console, for monty aod ercount, are yaoted at Wh! ; three-and-a-quarter per eonts at 94), to 7; ; Bank ok, 214 to 216; exebange bille, long and short, 44 to “7 promium. Mauobester market was quiet. er, Interesting from Washington, (ME VACANT SRAT IN THE SUPREME CovRT—THE RIPORTED MCARA@UA TREATY—MERLING OF THE CKEMTOKS OF TEXAS, ELC. Wasittnaron, September 15, 1851. Tt is reported, iu weil informed cireles here, that Hoa worge Arkuwan, of Maw. will probably get the vaceat at on the Supreme Court benob, Moa. N. K, Wall has cen mentioned by some papers, bat this ia foprobable, Lere being alieady one member of the Supreme Jourt rem New York It bas been stated that @ satisfactory treaty had been ~neluded between Mr. Webster and Benor Marsoleta, a ith regard to Nicaregas that Bir Henry Balwer ad caprested Lis concurrence in it. ‘This is, together a mistake Our in prechely as they were a yeer aco, A commercial veaty was drawn up lact June, but was not signed by ither partys Genres WV inGeld Scott returned to this city, om Sater jay. from the WBite Sulphur Springs. The contra or the printing of the Cnited States Post fee laws has been awarded tu Mr Columbus Alexander, 1 Washiogton. ‘The creditors of Texas assembled to- at noon, in @ Nations] Hotel. Richard 4mith was chairman. The committer appointed at the leet mesilug, reported series Of resolutions, prop-riog to Texas to sceapt COO, exeb, of the Texan indemuity, leaving S(O 00 to Toxar--the remainder of the Texas debt, $6 006.000, with interest, to be reimbured other public lands, the maauer of the dis- sibution of ber funds among the ereditors to be hereaf- of determined ‘The report was direureed at length ty Mr. Narallton, of South Careliva; Mr. liouston, of Texas; Me. end reveral others Mr. Howt -n. of Delewar he ccmmittee, Messrs, Ha d the ree inti » Fithout ¢ merit as @ bavi for action. ‘The rerciutions were istd on the table Numerous cther prop *itons were submitted; bat flor diveverton. they were all tabled aad the mosting djourved sine die, Without adopting any plaw for fature 6D ) Weiter fer the Seeretary of the Treasury was re- or ived ty the meeting, but We could not learn its o ter m tt the unting stated thet tom and Bilis with himeot nA simply we suggestions fo ‘The meeting wae nomeronely attended. and it is uo. derstoed do be che intention of the ereitors to rely upon Congress for the adjudication of the matter be- tween them and Texer Une Day L~ frem _nba=—Departare of the Prisoners for Spain. Onsarestos, Sept, 16, 1851. Captain Porker, of (be weft scheor or William and John, | «hich left Havana op the Tth, and arrived at Savaansh to-day, reports that the prisoners exiled for dpataio a kCVer bu eDL transport. od only the Jour slready arn: toned bed been Uherated, —C Haynes, Captain Kelly, Lieutenant Vau Veobteo aod Mr. Chapman, ‘The Jubsice in Boston, oerow, Sept 15, 1951 The city ts rapidly filling op. and all the spare beds ia town are engaged Mr Webster to sick hb the inte pga, at Marshfield, and is pot coms ont prepare tions ore going op. The City Hall and poblis barktings are decorated. A canvars tent is erected on the Comamn, to dine three thousand persons The city erboot shila. will be peraded on the Mall of the Common, on ef wide, as the preeeteion pare Detiogulsted strangers continue toarrite One-helfof tee Tremont Mouse has Araoog the Vor "i w. AM Phinner, Mayor of Ne tte Tretoat Chiet Jastice Bredy of Newfoundisnd aod may from Conees, at the otter hotels. Parcdi gives ber first convert here to-night. Mersbal Tukey bas arrested some voventy-siz thieves. £ at Hargor. Me. Pasouw. September 15, 1881, The steam sow mill of Messrs Bhaw & Merrill. farn ture menofreturers, wae burned this + toning; tome, $2000, The two npper stories of the Reliding were soanphed ty Uae SS yrs asa Geer enh factory. Thele loss be about 92060 | | | | | I lean, | intions with Nicaragua re. | ing fue thea auy peouliar | An whig mase meeting was beld to night, in Inds equare. J.R. Flanigno, editor of the News, called the meeting to order, and after a few prolimiaary remarks, proposed the Hon Frederick Fralley for Presi- dent, which was received with acclamation, and he was unenimously appointed. Fifty-two Vice- Presidents were also chosen. The President, om taking the cha'r, addressed the meeting om bebalf of the whig nominations for State officers. Judge Conrad was them introduced, who, after s short and eloquent address, in which be denounced James Buchanan as the high priest of Southern idolatry, read following resolutions, which were unanimously Boose feng an the words of Governor Johnston's last | annual meseago, Ven! 7 iva le, ex people ani rislee, aivsye tha eime which auw’ a fentivent !ere, are ini led @nd astuued ; and tas thy tacti- Gus few of ourcitsans who, foc umwocthy pontical parpvsees would attach aa.) a stigins ty ths torr tag sop 1 rises salusany, Sud thas T intended, to excite prejucice aow ¢ perils hitherto martes kuowa or appre ‘That we Frees ond renew th: Jt hich, £ been sdepted vy Congress, i led to our evpport as tre ine of tne land ¢arvest loyalty ot the whigs of Peunsylvanis ‘wen stitution, aud their enlarged and pnerval sevotion to sil seciions of our common country alike, haw too feu and consp mad tested, to bs now doa! Bey who charge pou the party or its oxnd utah tortie Union, are guilty, Jsehood, for factious ends, ant sesk to excite dow wer thab they may profs by the eal aimitios of their fe yueat of tomrstic indostry @ aide oud objrete of tho 0 war suppert of tue fy, om that poetid beeu aitended vith rity--the laborer hy and that every ty to industry, io atl iw AEN S. s viean indus:?, @ Vital americas pria a € whic: of Peanzy! vania renew their ells farth'to this. the eause of the fartce the maunfactuecr. mechanic, and ofali who diguity partare trom is has band fran was surges: Benisa tuiluence, aad h ti Joa and sUll viaeing pricss of Pleauee, prove the laiy uf depriving « eit ardonly reliable Warket—a! howe ously opprested the dim the develope wines rerovreer, wittion» 6f tony of toretan ftom iatrodvced, oar eo have vera cle d. sad al bas biea dias araged Bal + % nee und over-ten oy 3 teyer dour hat drained Uae Counery oi tro w of Gmive s owed ps aside sd eng i fe Fp ties ond means of piytaen. it} a 4 ot a the and > iad geverel de Ail tam Bugler, the dem soratis condi viv in. this « nd that at and the op- consi tera petwate tie dex! ef Amerie: eho oppose his ele % of President wi pas emply ane uebiy vindce , apd wen the acwnirat’ r om purity, wied 2 cometh 3 execution of the @ preaert am they justify the pride of Ms fallow coum ryaen, extort | wireter and proise of ew rid. 4, That we reg rd the opposition of Mr. Bigter and realimproveme. taofa ngctonal ch veaster nal gv ren’, # utey bo Pemusy!vaale, ly culoable with their war sgainet . ood Pecu itor intererte: thet suck improvements m tat be that if mat, other made by Crvgreas 1 not at all fene to exive cur diffexent s-etions to m closer unio Chlarging our in terpal euwucres, greatly promote Fd pro perity of this commonwea Ferelved, That un Jovivier in our Le ciel rt driven from eal am emity, Povey lvaria tnd become » hisein Tine hapeily the. peoyks teed the comme nweslth trom the hem Fetrayed it, apd placed it nad Chief Mogistrate, Wm. Pd briphter day 4 anit reprosgh wi ead op Sifsbed, our erecit waste emed | fidy Cy reper vir Giented. ° Resolved, That Gev Johacton merits ont aa | end tiinde for rescuing ove Cown trodden State f Vpelorsmens of d bt; that hie genios and comrage in eotebrebing ® sinking, Fund te tion of oar by, ie att y ia pro ; thet by ths aes eit, by ‘Art ecougmy ta the ‘oheekirg rested | Th MyPh of senins and pa trintt Sohostoa has the dear State, has aoured and asevr tual avd perry payment of our dab of oUF people and their posterity 4g obligation has enach 4 ea tol 9 justice to the glorious destin! Jon thould be yee pened by Bister—and tha upheld by his admirable aud te m by which, wi encd, cur revenue has been, great! be 4, ak mpport to the re mas hichly and ity olalities, his sean to his native 4 woconjnerents and prinriplas Br aoarity, of rin a) fred, by bis extrsora @ poley bis urtent dive ith, bie wireom, justive ropes so be rope bien character. hub | entiy Wi ted a, above all, ito tion hae jmposed op on { ju gos of the Supresas ion of avestand | the popes du'y, | Covrt, whieh demaw: 0 nest isp! mable of adn inie rats n ofthe mores spe intel «tee ane enlerard p : ateful ts the ¢ ext 'b t. end provd of the en tly werthy the bigh out tr Ivd, That wi ile &» dey th ural he », $n ienming ts Pr mpeane terri te a ‘ tthe atres’ of tha ogee m: sti # rein all his oMsinl se Fis etermonction faite felly te percora att Ti in rte? scecrdnnee with the view expressed te acres! Patthe peewntly mnactes Fugitive tare Tow, While it remains w stelwte, ©) more threat. i ir pate otem: ‘ banner whieh f Harrie n. tay, and alt thelr olten anion. thy pledge thomestere te ® lereer vote and d see the trae= th or Majer b Sy recorded te U Doring Judge Corrad’s ep d, (be Oevernor arrived and war mncet eptruiastionliy teow ved Gow Ichneton, by the President, | proloaged ode tine— le appeared Wo be ye tootly wild with mont, del gater from tw mers, With srt tous inverlptions of arrived protection. be Gow du artic reerption whieh he bed + ted to the ex!ranrtinary enthaa- eoitizens of Priladelph, and said he was anxious to expr ea hie opinions (a 1 vem: he wee ana’ © © wld know Who thelr oandiaate for the Governtehio wa; and thevght that in thie country. where government beloags to the people, they hada right bo etand jv jutgment upon various dietrlote | a ‘ho suspect the exisreuse of sash» | 3, | if | ment of the Siate debt would benefit that system * | industry be protecot:d and why should not Americans shat che | tae | o by wauiy and honess | hh whica successive yous | wuraed | Fics and a | | ike ir? | if the Vompromise law could be perfee! | doe x ae ausins b apgsehonded in Pickens county, Alshame, sot. and.e pubtie meating was recently hild, at which it was | $d ts sxpocted to ‘meet He eta proposed to call am extra loan to buy corn. ease exereise ‘We have reesived nothing south of Augusta to-night. ee ee York exereise we Convention, to-night, made the following nomiaa- ? Lightning ty saat . m wile fa og ) Court, De. John L, | printed, om ta un Porter Hose natatans of the Orehane Bamber willbe isgued cm Yotes, James 0 Mlua.'be. ary 8. Hunt, {toy pase ot ie anadog Hunt, du ring Wilks, Rev. Isaac P. Cock. Clerk of the Crimiual Jourt, gave x rently conclusive, 2 Tne Boston Festivat.—We learn that although Mr. Webster will probably be in the city at the time of the celebration, he hasthougut pr sper to de- cline the invitation of the authorities to thke part in the ceremonies. When it is revollected that the inviters are the same persons who, a short time since, refused to his friends the uso of Fanaeil Hail for his :eceptiou—the individual who penned the re- solution to that effect being one of the committee of arrangements—it can scarcely excite any wonder that the honorable gentleman should prefer to await another opportusity to meet his fellow citizens ia that hallowed place. It is understood, however, that he strongly urged upon the President to ac- interest in the coming eloc~ common to every citisea, or swim” with tha people of Ponn- then reverted to the great public debt 508 8) lvavia. of the State, and stated the object of the origtaal ebair, this had awelled toa funded debt of forcy. one mil- Ue then went ii enumeration of the enormity of The debt, on at the seme ratio as previous to bis administration, and the necessity for Sdopting » plan to prevent such an ineread, He had epdenvored to such @ plan, and recommended ion. Wea “Borat Tacuntale bacbr Mtns seaunct eS ~ pum) efits 4) remarke: that the State credit had restored, and that Departure at ine Mireenton 't for the East, withoot resorting to temporary Io loans—the whole com- prea Rd wea intereaed tn cancelling the public debt. ‘That debt, as it existed, affected the whole systen of pin education throughout the States. Gov. J. then made an clognent appeal on behalf of the enmron school system, and showed how the extinguish jo Delievsd the destiny was reserved for the peopla of the unit, ta President Tillmore, secompanied by the Secretaries ‘at War and the Navy, passed through here this morning, in the 9 o’eleck train, for Philadelphia, The President goes direct to Newport, and thence to Boston. PHILADELPHIA, United States not to extend their borders by the forse of the word. but by educating their peopie, The dewoera Puitapecenta, Sept. 15, 1951, tie party had created the system of debt Dhey levied | ‘The President arrived here about three o'clock, aud apd made vo efforts to liquidate the eame: aad at St gi-lature, they attempted to levy an | Sasiitonsl barthen upon the poopie, Gov. J. thea altuded to the policy of the national goverament: | in giving or withholding protestion to the prodese of | Averiean indastry. ond took high grounds in favow was cordially geeeted, He proceeded very quictly to Walnut street wharf, and embarked in the four o'clock boat for New York, THE PRESIDENT IN NEW YORK. of a protective tariff. He would sot argue tacit question, but merely ask. Why should not Amerisaa | the Interior, Mr Stewart, and the Secretary at War, Mr. Conrad, arrived at twelve o'clock last night, by the steamer Passsic, from Newark, which route he was obliged to take in consequence of the bridge over the Hackensack River om the New Jersey Railroad, hav- ing beem destroyed by fire yesterday mornining, shortly after the eleven o'clock train for New York had passed over. lle was received at the pier foot of Robine ron etreet, N, R., by the United States Marshal, TI. F. Tallmadge, the Boston committee, Marchal Devena, from Masenchusctts; Marshal Betes, from Vermont; and Postmaster Bray. The President, immediately on bis disembarking. proceeded on board the steamer Bay State, where he was greeted with a handsome display of fro- worka, She left Pior No, 3,N B., about half-past twelve o'clock. The United States Marshal accompanied the President to Newport. demand protection from goveramvat? He theadrewa lengthy eomparison betweon the laborii ian) olaases of this and other countries, and argued on behalf of a protes- tive tariff therefrom. [He alluded to the immense mino. | raland «ther national resources of Pennsy!vanla aud | asked whether it was necessary to go abroad for railroed | iron when it was found neatly at our hearch stowes? (Daring bis remarks on the tariff. the Governor was fre= quently interrupted from the crow colamations, such af—~ that s the frew trade poli a with it — sibere’s whera the monay soes"'-—go it again, Governor” give me dobrston.” and many other like terws &e, &e) Governor Jobaston mext alladed to the preservation of the natiooal avioa, ani did pot bell that the next election ia Ponnsylvaniaecould affect that Union, He asked if it wes not ridiculous to | revert that the eleetioa of WP, Jounston eoald affect Ie ssked who it war that attempted to asble a trath ? “Page and Joba Cadwal- Governor Jonsstow aus vered that he thought it must be come Filibuster. and said he did uot thiak it woatd | aierolve the Union if Peansy!vacta elected no Yovernor, nor if she eleeted no Governor fee the next 1 years It t be that his views differed from some of those und him—the di cf aa honest opinion ; bat be wever could be ted to beliewe thatthe Uaioa was ia @ Tle co¢demord the maa who said there wasa wyluanla oppored to the Uaioa, The wag got up for party parprwes, stiosa of national policy sould t Ths compromias of the last Congress are to be maintaiaed while they remain laws of the Lind Contrary actton wontd be arevelurion against the netionsl government We are bound t+ ag observance of the constitution by daty, as Well ax lowe for the in elf The Taw for the | rendition of fogitives from Inbor must be sustained waile it exiets—whetber that law is perfect, is another ques. ‘iow, He held that if the law eonld be amended, tt was publicem to ak fur a change; bat no e frcm agitation, raerely for the sake of agitation If he erred in his op nion, be thought | ve ered on the old republican sid of the questi e Governor bere asked that mo reporter would put into bis mouth langusge which he did not new, which ereated a laugh) Io wanted to say that id ond amend | ed. it was the daty of people to ask fr it He | then alluded to the law of Ntosen 3, 1817, relative to the derention of fugitives from iahor He ratd that | the law remelued upon the records for foar years— th the 27:b of Mareb. 1 the sixth restioa of jaw was repealed; and that. in the lat bour of the fon, this BM was hiodd him for signatare, deny. Avraoscnixe Execntioss —Aaron Stookey, convicted of the murder of Zeddy Moore, the eolored man hanged on Friday next, the 19th inst.; ond, in | qnence of the decision of the Conrt of Oyer and ner, refusing to grant a new trial to Henry Uarnel Dey street murder, the Sheriff will have to carry into, effect the solemn gentence of the law on that convict, Fouxn Geity ov Maxsnavonren.—In the ease of Ellen Doyle, (a report of whore trial will be found ia another page.) the jury brought in # verdict of man- slaughter in the scoond degree. Tho sentence was do- ferred. anations For Wan— al of thy schooner Gre: «trou bat prepa tien and Domine and that the ti previous to the Haytien fleet selling of th Pert au Pb 17th ult, severe bur h tore up la Toots and Cestreyed from fif cen tot shipping fm the harbor also sufored « lish Brazil packet wos driven areaman belonging to her Was also driven « brig Frarer, snd re Visited by a vory 3 fi verely ore, and totally Los also lost and t bad to ent aw: & jeg b - poh ible a yao | “Sate 4 ~4 masts to avold the seme f 5 vessel in to the Legirlature on the subwet Te urzed that ths | ber me ore oF kiss damege excepting the bit iuelt-if of the iaprrtanee represented. should mxt | Los te Wien setae ee, ese, damage excepting the Gray Dave teen left to the heel of tho adjouroment Mo cxsscnsiiy hip orward fully in defence of his whole course of action in Navel Intelligences the premisen. The U.&. steamer Koginerr. i. V. Olmsted, Master Governor Johnston's defence of himself was reesived | Commer ding, loft Norfolk on Fricay last, for the Wa with tumultuous shouts of applause, and the meeting Lrrke wp nt @ late hour, with hearty choors for the preent Ex:cutiv ington Navy Yard. oy, length fell Into the gul! of tepadiae | interest | adin | 4 Drigiter eraia thaniotory | ye | some Invghed 4] hh gun bonus eam? oo | ' | for to morrow, The New York Deinocratic Nominations, &c. _ Atnawe, September 15, 1851. It fy stated here, on gond authority, that the Utica Ob- Germens of Baxien that the general Congress bh | server, a leading hunker paper, is out aguinst the Syracuse Acerco of November 5, 140, te dcodar-d null and pe Qutiniedtin siatentinen: touser existing, Weeaven ite provislomal, covernmoot of thet Seitines dometitne SERCAES tones tre te The Ohta Sapet, mabdwaiy heteen Sfincihe and Utes, | Meet Geveenlo teen hae ee "Ge suflexed severely by fire to-day. twill vake measures to he Whe State Agricultaral Fair. Rocusten, Sept. 15, 1851. | The preparations for the fair, wich opens to-morrow, | are on the lurgest and most magnificent eeale, The | prentest exeltement aad burtle provail, Railroad ears fica #li pointe are to overloaded that they are from two | to four hours bebind time. The hotels are overtiowiog. | Fortunately the weather has changed, else people would | be suffceated. ‘The price of tiekets to the graud festival on Thureday evening. is ten dollars The committee bev sent to New York for Sfteea bandred dollars worth Of pilver ware. On Friday Benntor Douglas will deliver the address To ‘ate it to yeu for the neceeary ents God ry; Mexico, May 220, I-DL, dese Masia Ortia Mor saterio ‘The rnderat order of bi Hlege, to um than be twee ot any ovner polat of Every kind ef amusement ie in requisition, inebading ieee peas conectt magic performances, A murriod is og: ie apace tee ye mi Norfoot at ean in Bloomer eostua ning. with two straw bat grey frock. and trouse | as men’s The me in the oars, Rast; she wore e latter the same created quite ® furore—all starod. aad ase ove exptersed matters, ‘ovgrens of Mexico dis to a carriage in with perfort nonehalanee Gamblers of every deveription in force, and ewarms of pickpoekets and thieves exerching their vocation, It Will he the greatest fair for mary yeacw, Many distinguished nen are Sxpeated to arrive to morrow, meng whom are Governor Mant, General Wool, General Feott, Meeretary Stuart, Senator deward, Gover. ood, of Ohio, & The Rational Gravd Lodge of Odd Fellows at Hallimore. Baritone, September 15, 1851. The Grand Lodge met at 9 o'clock, this morning, when nearly ope bandred inembers were peesent, Grand Sire Reb-rt 1, Griffin, of Georgia. took the ebalr. Post Grand Webster, from the Sandwich Islands, and large number of visiters from abroad, were admitted op the floor of the house. The «Moers elect were t a svpesite the auiee I House. Hats.—Corner of Canal and Wooster streets —Banta'e Fall style of Mats hos been tnteedaced two weed: tas in the taed thas they tyles of Caps fi outa ouylag ab SMES | Exceisior.—Ueebe & Co., Fashionable tat- sro dace d toe fab ee | of fo ‘ Installed, as follows: —Wal- Vinm W. Moore. of the District of Cotumbia, Grand Sire; I. L, Boge. of Wiroonsiv, Vice Grand Bure; A. L War. ner, of Maryland, Treasurer; James L. Ridgeley, Grand | Seeretary. Bmrng the hevt bis tel Y nd Sire appoluted the Rev. J. M Willey, of Connecticut, av Grand Chaplota; J Leeford, Jr, of the Grand Marcha). and reappoiated rand Graud ( votor, Ref re lenvirg the ebsir, Post G 4 Sire Crifla read -eonualrepert it ita beewtful production, aad two LdeaNG Copies Were ordered to be printed. Aweng oturr recommendations, tax one th reiurn tothe old «yrtem of State Grand bod Ube repress yy his) Die place, No. ew Room: Vl tog sty lee new eutrout in Purin, wit exclv sively his own, present 8 field for pelertion Ber qualied in this rus te oud to whieh he respectfully ine Vites the attonti nm of the a 1s, hanks to the Grand Sire, and for the tof bi pertrait, were unantmou- Tt of the ecmmltter. to way, oppacite rowdway 57% Femtlemen’s sts uow ready. Romeme A committee of three to report the unflotehed ba . ard stardieg committees, were appointed; whea recess Was takes till 1 o'clock AFTERNOON SRS Nothing of importance was done Ine c us appeals, which were appre oly referred. The Grand Sire made the filowing appointments, | whieh were approved by the Longe : -~ Coa Viscveion of Urder—Moes Dessanrente, of 8. ¥.,ani Colfax, of ted aa xoopt Pooniving nue do your vhele © ¥ bole expen wee’ teat mut Tast thece tlaves ae mallet ® bagiviotive woitter—Yerars. Co ley, of Oa, Diddle, of ag! ie. Ni 4 and Waohington, of - ™ eT moth Carpet Store.—The Mame On Corresponden: e~ Merars. Smith, of Bonn., B.C. Robin- wd Maneberter, of it. I. Taw Chester, of Mich, Curtis, of Pa, Mensrs, Wilteon, of Mass, Barenard, of and Kellore, of Mich. ame! of Del., Pensinghotts, 'y, of Md, Pindall, of Ky.,and Fi" af Maen, ri le Prt Chase, of N. IL, Pennington, of Mo. on (fo tN of m., Mirehell, o Noirnd, of N. J, Baily of and ¥ Hate, of Southern New York, Penny, Wis, ro perle spon ki ‘atorocma vnder the fe rea re of te mors a 40 ce fn imcaense basinen iy. tas they ean em, ity. & * whol orale percha ford to veil at a great reduction. Try eeeeiahenneael aa Only ene Dotia fei Be Argh raaoatebont Ione! oe al thtee. wory— WAN tinh Gon ay rard 1 py tee, Pott Fatal Kalirond Accidents. Pouriaso, dept 15, 1951 wan nemed James Young aged 22. fell from the aetions cf thei pudlic rervanie He tueu proceed © sun wer eb argon ths ths beep ma them tetas teen eberged thet he bad auteirhfal te bie ple ¢ f erwated pardons for er the parioning e Pg gos on Commer sial street, thia afioraoon, hi Th ele testo taking off both injuring bie hes sinew died Ys ster day. @ be por 1 at Wert ether eel olesate f-X N, 6 completely ser President Fillmore, accompanied by the Secretary of is to be | ate plense ‘The Wie r “Langhs.=The competition | «r hy Koga, Mattions, | every description, is offered me. é trine ph gy leaves : Ca play ther ablity Indies is requ Cloak and and richert ‘mn seen in this country privior expressly for vi chileren are En, Hereid, offive, WLITBUCRST, whose ort tne the larg guished individual. "Those of our ¥ prime Sopars strated that the Phe: tine, No. 1 the Balawander sate, will pure): Safe. devotes hia atter tion Ear trom 9 to 4+ elu eupied for the last seve Warren street, where o. Price 00 cents.’ Also, a Zen traveition from o Seedion to ronsu: ow | t-te Prive, | pr $: Rend! Reas tt le Dye pela te tts © of eight ay morn in this mont. tod ben agro o} ttat Vriveipad oitice, ine tottle. Ontting Hate J most ch reve or Med ane vow leds troubted with bs the various eut fegtet., He wae to und ono whe have t or Medicated Fair tresses ms: Will Berry's Trienpher a*leman wl Inxuriont appearances throne, Sola in large hugh, are the most urls | Fig Pactory Coloring for the heir, cured at all the wucle tations, pe leworative Benth, rte eae vuesaay, Sept 2, tis ait mH ok | with bin & temp of vac 2 ib Mack guar Any yp vw to bis wre enive the Foner —17 LEW AN Sustetn eonnty, vet NTREVI! ha ‘ mite beats, pocees }ENIRB ITA t C wt lin momen he | ter Jon | Doreey | Ores time | gz 8 crows tment fast To o fab), * gators ie year, an am ha | eam rn traced for a purse, fore eto 6 Vill, mo doubt. phew th ‘clock, 4 es prt Ply, Be as shah vee to ndlspersd** Bw ae Lot CI brated bond will discourse most beaut levers of the “erpsichoream art will ind ample Special Settee te Ladies.—The attention of” ted to th ita, elegant fall garmoats uver Mesert mnufactared by the pro- ty Te! ode. Window Shate: 1 lower thay other large Shades peinted to order, in suj A Young Lady, competent to Instruct tr English Mune andshevradisente of Frevoh, ts desirows of obtaining & situation ina respectable farcily, where the oung. The best references given, Address M Gems of Art. Seren gon be anernes more perfect t en td Disok Tens, > Fe oO ah low for pre: vited to cal at v WWiLBR'S 1 Greenwich, 7$ Vesey, and J rw Sugar from Bs. Od. to 3s, bd. Phenix Snafcs.—-It has been fally demon- 2 Water street, will resh.t twion as much haat @ Phenix, at N Dr, James W. Powell, Oeallst, Aurtst, &e., c a Advice tothe pera seer gape ter the late sud- wich strect, corner +f © hose Teviot woul Under; ption, where perrone incenven facce may enjoy a cleaviy and comfortabl ander Go Maxvy'e Vrle Atreeueed bis tavaluas ” on thet pedestal of success, And beauty draws us with a einele hi sdas, Moxie, We West Indien, Great Britain, Peanee, bee Wigs ond Toupees Manufactured by Cltre~- Wigs and Toupers.—itaton tor’s celebrated + No. ¢ Wall atroet, where enn be found 2nd country; tlc, ao the principal offies 4 Well siroet, whclegale, retail, or applied. Beware hs Third ure Fiilsdelphiay Jordan, ston, “DVERTIRMLNTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. POLITICAL, abevts toa. wil rd, Feireen, +6 © bai a rivet, b (the latter a comparative * & Il leave South Ferry, Broo w Daily Times.—tn conse~ ce rere rey id this et ae ps roo to dise at reduced Broadway, and 0 RI 2 ay other house 4a this aah N. in the way of art BAR the Dayuorrsotypes allery, at 319 Beosiwey. valle tom at Porsraita of dotin 1 Leforo scen in New York, enders that are In want of a and brown. 9% aro in sores, Nos. 0" and 42+ strocts. Me selis good for 7 tba.; crushed do., mix Safe, sold by Peirce & Vale: ‘Therefore, those who want a seal 122 Water street, 2 yt fn a tr: an be ad hi ‘reatiso on the reas varloty of Avtidlal Byes. xt at to eold, go to 22 Groon- epot, A. L. SCOVL in large botties, $1, or tees bottles Rend! ! !--Hutehings’ Vee sa. A. remarkable euso of 12 yours avion, Peizhbourheod own a se rather a aa oan aaedinaty nee: Me of j ia fant he py ag Whiskers In the neatest. adaptiog thy style the by dil. ie witn herd be: ono ppound or iaviy ow so willy ed. Lent 16 hes gained by its merit a a day, but foralitioe. Itieth e 1 thows phyataat evils torso seater favor ne and intligent pailis. For ual groweh, ox preventiagit feote aounced by-all Be or n's imperial pace yey gua be eeaontial te the Ciltes of every Le dosire to cive a sort, glosey anc vo the natural drapery of reas ‘tho principal cinolpal mer - Siates an 90 Bate of art ever offered to , eyebrows, 2: onte drucala * postiively coa~ - shout seciaiag 45, frock! hate trom low f Liqued Rouge, Lily Waits, rest, near Broad «a at 6 4 ardic D ‘nck (afermatios as wil toad Orchard sireh, Wil re i3 conrinenaM OF GLa! Enginnd, fi CRRR poy ROTTING.—THURS- A ck P ee otte, $1 Owe Jonce enters bee bs aha 00h CONKLIN, _Peopeiato to the sppror ye resilygeod. Prien | oY, between 3 6 ~ Fifteen bun : e- |B uke’ am, Tweets 8 iby wana | Ordered vo be pric t a | RON ont ape ad ut ey lauea 8 + ey adopted, to moet at 9 A. | Gestmeviric coum ty Torro, | wnd sdjourn at 3)y P r- * we NG Ate daonts to the constitution wore mada (he order phn ae _ The mettiod of Mite haa via bere as Bt eoprioter. WSRPSTAKE Wh 3 o'eloe! Lady Mo Dimmict nam Rowsi- ve Proprietor such 8 fold ot ote us for the ison ne on » 0 prese ady Moveew ageens 1 hee teputa iJ theit friends, while i 4 mett mado timo a9 yet unequalled in tl tee of hie have Te] yee on i +h ote hen Rlyn, for the Cours, at toon’ aa the ec over. A ptember 17, het we eee ne nile, and repeat, ia skeleton 4 maa if that o'clock, P.M. ke my red, Gra JOUN TSN RDIKRR, Proprietes POURSR or wi'l be given, m to olow om picking oh Ween eee e taken place today (oan), none yt \ Wes im cousequente vf the former-