The New York Herald Newspaper, September 26, 1851, Page 1

gree = THE NEW YORK HERALD. - rs WHOLE NO. 6910. MORNING EDITION-----FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1851. WERY THEATR: Doors 01 my Ay, CURTAIN Beat ees Bana as tents Pie! ase eontet tbe eng of ‘of ROM Ca SERAE | Mt BI fr. Mogehse Mss fon; Old depend, he ‘easton: Pe win. ite et a fie lero, Mre, Gi ATIONAL TIEAT! EG M STREE. t 75 Benen a8 La custain rises at7 Private a jiu’, Me. ne, Mire. Warners aa Ewilis, Mra. et; Lami: open, tes: Maltions Beccos her metitet M ented the melo- STER—Kiward Wilton, Batis re Lessee.—Doors open Droog Circle and Parquet: S. es, 28 canta: Gallery, 1244 ce bof Mr. Fornst. ¥eldey of ge Foren: ithe ar, Mr Fenno; Brecht, ty. i teil by by Signi Neri ite To f the DOI ad wile Aloe ROOM—M joimer Pipes ih Me. W. Davidge; Mrs, Deputy eae x os GARDEN. a vAMASED, big JOUN Tickets, W cente; Private Boxes, Tho tna the evrreining Yon pia MF ting tite sence an e eur lons. pectin. i oad ‘f the cemie pantomime of the MILTINERE-Simon, ‘Gabridl ‘To ‘conclude ish “che fairy comic pantomime of RAOUL, ve The Magic Btu ROUGBAM’S LYCEUM, BROADWAY, ad EAR BROOME street — Doors open ati; to bexin at neck. Dress Cirele and Parquette, 50 Famil; Siréte, 25 ta; Ore chestra, rept vr vate Base aX ia Benet 'of Mins C ‘Cash: mat ening, wi proven 1e coment} the SCHOOL FOK SCANDAL—Sir Gt tos HL. Chippendale; Sir Oliver Surface, Mr. & joseph Seethge,, Le Beckbite, Mr. Bro Mrs, Candour, Mrs. OF THE BE. BART Col Wiser Mr. T. B, Jobnaton; Lady Cliftor joy. by the senna Family. tn Bb i76 o'elock; the laughable farce of MY PRE- spnaiuliog with, we ore sorry to 6: time, the wondetful and beautifal comls soma THE wYSTIC 3. The Chi- a nese collecti Da Bumernbie euzfoniticss ts Oumsrrs OPRRA ROUSE, MRCHAN IOS’ HALL, No, ndway Above Grand stro onan or very igh during the week notice. I and Ragen Caslany' Es eign and vor; rienced portorm: sae toe me goon of B. F, Chaisty, whos concarie eocession of “five yaa: wut eon ty bighiy respectable and Hlokeds, Beenie: Doors opsn st 7, and will oo Family, and the rost of the in- on as usual patroun of Christy's Mingtiels axe reg pa that tho Saturday afte: fates | far ans aturday RIOR donceres Wi eae MLLOWS MINSTRELS, aT FALLOWS' NRW, MUSE. HE AVanid, at Grondray, votwsen: Howard am pereeia; span every nishtceTRio urtip colosrnted andatetert aorpe of talented aud experienced pacioraers, undor the eole #5. 3. Follows, wncse oonverad in Shigoity for ga reonived with the eroatest favor by tte be alte Bag rad fea all pasia of ‘Oho Paton ile ne of ton vol taneigne and och vontstog Buildings tm the world. Lavclostea 28 conte. Doors epom st ¥ comgert to commence 8.8 o'clook An afiorazen, consort ry Wedneassy and saturday, fof tho eeyocish sosomme- Gskiem of familion. ‘commencing at $o'alne® P.M. NRW FORK AMPHITHEATRE, ‘North, Proprictor.— Private Bo Parquette, 25 conts; Pil, Ws conts. hes Fore 7; commence at a wiarter vetere 8. Pifonday a cht geeat attractions. Madame Nonn, Herr Kist and som, Sat. Ta ghrop, a J. North, the star of the world; Marpor, the out § Mons. Bircar, the double BOWERY.—L. J. Weents; Boxes and Opea at » quart ‘together with Ma aweple chaser and bareback d trick Horses, learned AYMOND & TERR DERISLACH'S KENAGERIB. This ccledrated Meusgoric—tho largend and dost oou- ducted in the kui wa world~sisbracins ainicat «very aalnal ‘and which has reseiv pa ‘ot thousands of the moe 1 States, has vis ‘the incipa) fol she ec vie Wast Rardeiph 2 ‘norday, S0bh, W ater “phuredey, 2, Hig do Par! ey pashan at Troy, Wedueadas, 8, hi dey, 10, bt Albe richo; Tuesday, } hie ape Museu, Wo ORATHAM SQUARR, ona Dlook above the National Theatre-Gsorge REMEN Oe uteeentes seer caeeele calterer dertainmouts commence iu the arernoon a6 three ° ee and in the e eich? c’eloak, ‘Tho entertain: wrents are variod and foless, and wuch aa cna bo soon a ne gante place of smnseiaenh ie New York, consisting of Lent ‘emails Bralopian Ovcre Troupe, navabering aftean pertorm, sae toe mods balan¥eg rs Bats Lake tiridxn: Tasalay, 7, souch ford; Thursday. 9, Bakersfield: Pri- dey, ll, Fairfox; Monday, 1, Je | throngh @ variety of forte" of strougih sn, fof Mele and Pomalo Artiste, who will at Hltion of Mes maveary ouequaticd is Sbe world: tg with a variety of intermstigg performances ovr For partionlere see bil's of each fits none hed Se oo Saaro NUSEUM.— ge ATTRACTIONS FOR wing. Joha Dismond, the great- petr. Also, Moas. Gregoire, who will 1 die 004 e to “hill & bullock”. with lita clenched of money. ing is believing. fil be ofred. "No extra charge fon Uiese nowsltiess O HAVE THE Use OF TRIP. | penne ip the wook, will please | bal . DANCING, — ‘LLEN RoDewontH’s PRIVATE DANCING ACA No. 418 Broome etroet, ni # Broadway —T! it will open, for the ens: 6 Days of grritto ire MAYES ace, 3 and 4 tor childie ny and JF, M, for gentlemen. Somi-montaly coirees, for pupils only. » Ci ‘Ube Tat of Ootol years in Paria, eK heir profar academy, and at schools for eyetem by oh rom ot vot ence notin ‘whe above addres ‘tee u NERRERO'S DA ora ACADEMY.— DAME DU- * brael ogee’ taser, B. Ferrers, would efniy pive By nat. theie aiasses fet instrastion in joing will bs formed at Nos 64 Weet F- the Fifth and Sixth venues, on the lith October solicit Sclends and the public 8 trons ge po liberslly extended in formes Apel 4 for further ee particulars may now be i rooms. $75 real satete tn this ety or Drvoly a wards will be lonmed for five yours, 28 six SRaged ede stive real cot ciioy aapty DI Ro. ii, Wall street; in the Urvion hessmen $40,000 rode ply to TO LOAN AT PIX PER CENT INTE: rest (in ms), ztive real my As there into ri will be treated with, who cosmos. shew proofs of invest Uf everything te sotieteotery. ulton atreet. Adoress A. CORPORATION NOTICES. OTICR 70 CAKTMEN TO KSNEW THEIR Li | v—The ordinance for licensing and regalating ets and cartmon, provides 3 ‘the laat dey of Ocsoder, in led for at teh is expire previews fe tiattlne, odey 1 s, Sater’ rat | else dh) U9 2 5, Eivareday, dd, 3,0 be mo 39K | be b t 1, where. b , whieh sagt tnen. be pros fel for.revewsi. O ‘ to appty 2 the @rys d gumbers, Th ie aod Inv hoy of 0 bi Ponce within tie foconoh tranaportst che meaning of this epi oreo henp, Siohent er 9, for eye "18 ah faytal for eny person, te reovivy, or to hold» ep public carts. or t ‘ nwt item the Bnited st avy gE ie panes ARE RESPECTFULLY INFORMED bt MISS CATHERINE eee: Will give her third Concert in A) 7 RK HALL, ON dg 8 ervesee Whon, bj ie oa on, ‘partiew ac amen one, a. PROGRAMME: PART 1 ondo di sangue tinto, {Paap ant ieee «. Donizetti ‘awl Mengis, Moyerboor Overture. Swiss Song—“Tho Happy 5 Switzer” seesesesee eevee Mongis “Tho Harp that once aunouri by arn’ Hells”... Irish Baliad Mis: eine HAY ++ sRioei (Ia omnguemee of the unayoi beence of Madame Bere tueca Maretzek in Putas delphia.) Fantasia on Irieh Melodies on the Madame bertucos Marelueic, “Kathleen Mayourr cen . An Irish Ballad Miss Caruenine Haves, Song—“In this old ae’ Rondo issle-" 63 ‘am. oe" (fonnambula), ane Haves, A grend Orchestra, of more ore than Soy portormers, moet talented resident in New York, has boon engaged. will be goatucted vente AND MR. GEORGE LODER. The ants danaterte mployed at tals concert will be from the manufectory of J. Chicka Tied et ed Beats, price $3. Tickets may be pro- Silsta music store, 300 roadway; at Halve masts nd at Lrip- ' Broadway; att er Hal _Doors open at 7; Concert commences ato’ pelook. ATHARINE HAYES’ THIRD CONCERT, SATURDAY ‘evening, Septom!<r 27.—A number of cholce sents may be had at the Music Store of WM HALL & SON, Broadway, opposite the Park. Persons residing out of the' city cam secure seats in nee, by Addressing tho eubsorieors. STOR PLACE OPERA HOUSE.—ADMISSION, « cents, ‘The wonders commence 203. Professor Ander ton bet to than’ the publio of Now York and its vicinity for the unprecedented eupport with which they have vaed hia first appeerancs in Ameriva, In conseqaones of @ prior youre ‘vith the proprietor of Triplor HU, tor thrst nights pee week for Misa Catherine Hazes conaorts, and the thoes concerts. hi hat ie th Anacrson has Maretaoh has, nee of the Opera House. Astor i’lace, whi sud begs moat roepentfully to taforey tho pubit continue to give his Graad soiroce Magique every evening at this elecant theatre, where the ea‘ertainment will be go to ene thousand por cens better ndvaatexs. This Kyani and every evenin in his Myst tory and ing wonders, which aro admitted universally, by tho prossot New Parallel in the word. heaverses attend entertainments in Triptor Hall, woe 2 Opera Ronse will not xcsommodate pander, and gg allthe erate below are on application, from 10 A. Mtoe P.M An carly epplication is desirous, - Astor Plsse Opers Honse, on and after Monday, the 221. Admission te arte, 6 performance on Saturday yumbered. places ona be ORAMA WANTED.-A HALF INTEREST WANTED actrictly moralexhibiio. A Paporama,on a sa) ‘oot that bae never heen exhibited in New York, preferred. he advertiser weuld furnish $1,000, either patinee oF a. chaser. ald’ ofice, with full, description, ANS TUC. FIoN. LOCUTION. N—PRANCIS T. RUSSEL. RLOCUTIO: re med the in. ome ‘ti at pri vate reaide com, #8 he sons, $18; NSTRUCTION—FREN Courses G86 Broadway, ecener of Avwity, stest fecaors Richard and Mouton will begi jock A. M, & new courte To'clock, sco: cn SON TARAATIDE. evening ve. with: study, the hes® familiar exprensi of the French language, together with ecamiaatical rules, M A DAME BAI RBLEBR, 65 BROADWAY, HAVING on ne. ot % oe French langw aria, (Hor native ol rh 00 the study of who have airauly made some oderate, a1 pability. an be ‘soon fromm Te CLASSES OF THE MECHANICS INSTITOTE in Mechanical, [emooetre and Architectural Drawi Modelling ani desig: {ustitate Koome, Ne. wory, Wi formes » Monday eve gyening, October Gis, ‘ersone desirous seen hove classes, pad yy) ia Uy applying t@ te the ‘Actuary, at tbe fooms, from 7 to ERENCE BI FLEW %. 3: Feancisos, a4 ‘Ship Brokers. [n'at- in whieh storage im advances —e os he oe eines atten: at to the amount nt rele ht ait pall be cacetally qatchedand ket with tude aad dispaten Phen T. B MoM. we i sol of the pablie mma co. seuss thas the long. €% 1 teat ted commercial pbiitsiee of sbelr Mt Lt a PPro wine Bye PACKAGE ie tu Sa ot. De Troight Pe turday, Se: Ay? 1, oF r voi Br cas eck ty of ttstnty thas withent any decention on the Until the mepning of the day the, sha until 24% Bicuages, which mast be p feorprot, should: bevdelive i » Noonstom hove faraisved on the Lhove eteamers THOS N& i s and Agents, 149 Peas FORNIA BXCKRSS— Manag GREAT C41 ve re in charge ef our special massen got, t least 10 pee cent lows than by Any ppars can casertal the charges of otbee then cal exp at tO ont re lege, ot excuse 126 ibs. r o% No, 2 Vesey errcate Advor House, aL (FORNIA ~TRANSPORTA- C AUDEN AND AMBOT RAILROAD tine PROM v York to Philadelphia Heavs Pier No, 1 North ver, by steamboat JOHN POTTEA Morning Lino, 202 | . abd oveh Fare by etthor tine, Kunigren? hin we at Bo'eloe &, BLI88, Aigous. Pp nk AND sLADEL MANE YORE ed ¥ | "EWS BY TELEGRAPH, THE ANTURENT CONVENTION. | Sa Curious and Wonderful Scenes. EXTRAORDINARY AND COMICAL DEBATES. SPEECH OF BIG THUNDER. The Democratic State 1 icket Adopted. THE wales THROWN OVERBOARD. | Demioctate Meeting at Albany. THE REVOLUTION IN NORTHERN MEXLC, INTERESTING Fon THE ‘WESTERN PLAINS. More of the Pennsylvania Negro Rioters Apprehended. THE O10 AND MICHIGAN STATE FAIRS, Bivry Berg Soe The Anti Rent Convention tn Albany. Axuany, Sept, 25, 1851, The delegates of the Anti-Rent Convention assembled {0-day, at noon, at Beardeley’s Hotel, corner of Washing- ton and Hawk streets. There is « very large democratic mpjority, and the leaning is toward the democratic party. There is astrong feeling against the whigs, ia conse- quence of their having defeated a bill catled the Stay bill, brought in for the purpose of euspending the collection of rent till the pending cuits were nally decided. They any that the whigs bave done nothing for them, Wash- ington Hunt, though on their ticket when he was elected Governor, has not given them any countenance siuce, end the came observation applies to other men whom they neminated, and for whom they cast their votes, The anti-renters are sadly puzzled now, They are afraid to make nominations at present, lest they should injure the men they prefer, by getting them out in the county of New York, which isdown on the anti reaters. Levi 8. Chatfleid is their man for Attorney General, though he bas not shcwn them much gratitude since his election; but they decline nominating him, becwuse they fear it will do him harm, A portion of the conyention—most of them whigs—are in favor of making selections from the democratic and whig tickets; while another portion think the true, and dignified, and politic course for the anti renters, and that which will meke their influence moat felt, ls to po- minate an independent ticket, and thus, by taking away votes, defeat the men to whom they are opposed The wirepullers of both the whig and democratic par- ties are busy cajoling the delegates, ia order to get the snti-rent vote quietly, for thels respectiro tickets, with- cut incurring the pubiic dium and disadvantage of ob- trining such support. ‘The anti-rentyrs seem to be at @ loss for able leads ra, and cousequently are humbugged toe cousiderable ex- tent by the “artful dodgers” of the wiaig and democratic fectiona. THE PRELIMINARY BUSINES, Gro. D. Finkle, of Colombia county, was appointed temportry chairman by avclemution; and Adam J. Mott, of Renzseieas county, and Valentine Sreadwel, of Aibacy county, Were appointed secretaries, CONTESTAD SEATS—YMPTOMS OF A STORM, A motion was then made thet the temporary chair man appotbt & committee Lo settle couterted seats. Thi: motion was violently opposel by several dele gates, and amovg them by ‘a Mr Hownxstext, who con tended that the seat of a chalrmau itecif beiog dis- puted, it would be unfair to give him the appointmeat Of his own jury. Mr, Bounosieel broke forth into « strain of clarsical larguage om the thome ef trisl by jury aad the rights of auti renters, and came to the conclusion that the motion was subversive of both, CONFUSION AND EXCITRMENT. Here arose a scene cf uproar that beggare description, amid which, two other motions were made—one, that the chairman receive the credentials of the delegutes— the cther, that he appoiut a committee to nominate per- manett officers. Mr. Axawcr oppoeed the latter proposition. He raid that gentiemen bad come here without any claim to their seats, Mr, Halstead, who had done more to dis tract the party— Cries ot order!’ and confusion. He maintajned thet he was uot out of order. Other gentlemen should bave been cailed to order. ere wore cries of “(Question | —~ What's the mo- tion 1" Order '"—* Order CREDENTIALS READ—COUN TINS NEPRESEVTED. Tt was then deci after sume further altercation, that the credentials be rend. ‘Ihe Secretary accordingly read the credentials, when it oppeared that only tweive counties were represented, and tbat Columbia and Schobariv were contested. Tho sotlowlug is a list of the couatios represented Albany, Delaware, Cotumbia, Greene, Oneida, Sullivan, ATIRMYT TO PROCURE PERMANENT OFPICERS—=GREAT OPPORI- TION TO THE TEMPORARY CHATEMAN. Mr. Axance then moved that a committee of seven be appointed, from the seats not contested, to report per- manent cficers. Mr, BonxsatkxveI still oppose that motion. Tho Chaltssan may rppoint men wuom he has oousulted. He may eppolnt bis own jury, He may be honest, ) ad prejudiced. I move, ev an amendment, that N fon, of Sullivan county, be appolated chairman, aM, Bigsbee, of Albany county, sreretary. r, Byxsow.—I decline to act. Mr. Anavex.—I move, as an amendment to that amendment, that the convention appoiat the committer. GENTLEMEN WECOMING VRAY EXCITED. Mr. Boxarstert.—tL call the gentlemen to order If you don’t a, agrie to my proposition, by Jesus, we will withdraw ind make our own nomjoations, Br. Anrseie —You would get avout ten votea. cnn Bonnesrext --Yes, you got twelve you kaow. We t want traitors her thie dialogue « created great uproar and confusion, and cries of “order.” Amidst the babel the previous question was called for. Mr. Donnrstes the chair when I war interrapted, ‘ Mr. Anavte denied the right of the gentleman to the oor. THE CHAIRMAN COMING TO THE RESCUR—RIDICULOUS state OF APFAIAS. Here anether rcene of tumult followed The Custanan sald, in so ible @ yoine as he could, amidst the tempest, Mr Bonaesiesl was in posses sion of the floor. Here there were ories of “Go on,” and “No, no.* The Crainwan cad (bet he was decided. Mr. Bosxrerret.—I appeal from his decision Deiroares —Why, be has decided in your favor. Mr. Borsvereet.—That’s all right; 1 go for maintain ing the chair. (Hoare of laughter ) A RECONCILIATION, RUT MR RONNESTRE STILT IN THE FIELD. It was then moved, by way of throwing oil on the troubled waters, that 9 committes of one from each county be appointed, of those delegates whose sents were not contest: d, to report permaneat officers to the convention. Mr. Bonxrst Is the Chairman to fame them If 0, by Jesus, I etill retain the floor. ughter and | applause.) COMMITTER TO APLECT PREMATENT OFFICE Tt was then agreed that the delegation from each county should appoint their man nd the following was the result: — Albany county. Delaware county Dutohers county.. Greene county Orwego county mry 8. Von Vie, ‘Dew ©. Thomas. ©. HL, Collins. Semt MH. Foster. Levi T. Tarbox. Mentgemery county .W.N Hufls, Fullivan county Li Mathew Decker. Ulster county Selon ter Resa jner ‘The delegr the conventioa adjourned till two o’eloek. APTERNOON SES O* PERMANENT OF FICRRS. of ths convention in the following offloers of ths oon seaaton, reported he entin Por President Darina Alten. of Teoy, (h For Vice Presidents 1H. ©. Dt w if Fensen, ef Bntiven county ; @, Benedic metry ; b. B. Tarbox, of Otsego; and D. 0. Thomas, of oes Trendweil, of Albany, and I. 0. thet chairman, am a whcee © He had been voted down ta the ounty Convention, and he was euly here mow asa substitute. ‘. Mr Auies tore to but Mr, Auable claimed the feor and Mr Allen gav t it wae the wrong te to rention of Mr. Ate Ue bad bee PRICE TWO CENTS. yeep eng tm oll bia , he had newman ech 's proceeding as make their ee nominations for officers before contested seats were Mr. Foeren.—If the jeman had been here before gent) dinner, he would not have raised that question. It was all got ied eng opp. Mr. Waite, of Rensselaer, said it was untrue that Mr. Allen bad been voted down in the county convent He stood one of the four highest. Colonel Allen with- nominated drew, ‘another Byng place. had ten votes. and thet other gentleman bad but four. Mr. Mott now claims Mr. Allen's seat and wishes to exciude him on the ground that he is not pe yh renter, but he has always been true to that ae. Morr rose to explain. He said, at the meeting of manor towns Colonel Allen was admitted from on his n his (Me Mott's) motion ‘There was quite « Fer for Colonel Allen contended that there should be four democratic delegates; but it was agreed to send two whigs and two democrats, ADexecats bere observed that it was usual to meet bam al trom Troy at the conventions of the ten manor WB. Mr. Mort—Why, once before, in order to give time to let the gas escape which seemed to be on high pressure, ‘an adjournment of half an hour was proposed. ANOTHER SHOT PROM MR. BONNESTEDL. Mr Bownestxe1—If we do not behave better, let us adjourn for six years, and let every man put his ballot einer ke obs be dunn pleases. (Uproar and dis- order.) EXPLANATION BY TIE CHAIRMAN, The temporary Chairwan said if there was in any oxe’s breast against him, that was not or place to show it. For ecveral hours there had been scene of confusion, and not one word in ten could be heard. He hoped he should never see such a scone again. If they wanted to remove him the, could do so, but be would maintain what was right as long as he sat ere, Mr. Avance reminded the Chairmaa tiffit he was only ‘mi ted to cecupy the chair for the sake of peace and tmony. Hebad'no right io it—his seat Lolng com- tested. (Mr, A 2 use much to say there as any of them, and so had his friend, Mr Bonnesteel, The Criamoa» said he thoug ht it was unfair to exclude the delegates for the contested seats from vo'ing om the | permanent ofiicers, and he would adhere to that ANOTHER CUIIOL Mr, Axan.s: (observing Mr Hastings, of the tbany Knickerlocker, whispering to the temporary Chairman) said, I beg your pardon, Mr. Kniekerbceker—I think it is ir and ungeutlemanly on your pact, to sit beside the rman end tell him what to do. Mr. Bastixcs—'Tis upmanuerly on your part to make any fuch an obeervation bere. Rr Axanue—-t will permit you to reply. A Drrecats. addvossing himeelf to My, Anable, said— You ure casting pearls before swine, by speaking in that tone. Mr. Axaatr—TI shail speak in just what tone I please, without your dictntion (Oreat laughter.) Ihave ob- served ecine clapping and some stampiag here, and the making of sundry noises, to break uy our organization Several are ritting here smoking, with thelr hata on (Leughter.) It is diegraceful, Goto the whig and de- mocratic conventions and see what order is there ob- cert appeiut one et its number, asa committee to report on contested seats. ‘The motioa was agreed to. AREGULAN BOM AS TO WHO Paid FOR DINNER | Mr. Ainen wee then preceeding (o speak, when he was interrupted r. Weed. a uepbew of Tauriow Weed, Eq. Mr. A. said—T would like to know what Weed, and men of his stamp, Will do for auti-renters? Mr. Werve I gave you ycur dioner. Mr. Axanee—{ dined with you, but not at your in. | vitation I weuld give you a dinner, or any friend ; and | I think it is not gentiemanly to introduce the matter here In fi gentleman would doit. I am as able to pay aur a dinner ax you; 80 We stand on aa equal foot- Bg. MR. WEED WANTS THE DINNER MOWRY MACK AGALY. Mr, Weev—Poy me the two and six peace it cost me, aud then we shsli be equal. ME, ANADLE WON'T FORK OVER, Mr. Avanir—I ehall not pay it to you My friend, Mr. Hastings. of the Knickerbocker, who invited me, with pay you, if you want it’ Imet him at Syracuge. He is 6 gentleman. but you are not. RAPORT OF THE COMMITTEY ON CONTESTED It waa then moved that the comunit fents retire, This ATS ADOPTED. ‘on contested wae agreed to, and after the lapse of half an hour, the committee reported on th sted seats, and the report was adopted by th PRRMARENY OF PICKRE ALLEN as Parsinent. | NVEKSATIONWA LEAYON ON MANNERS, | Lr. Wire then moved that each county delegation | | mente this course. The public prints age come out in Vilest slander against + anthrention, and the time has come for us to take hold of this, SERCH FROM BIG THUNDER—HIS HATRED OF THE DEMO- onare. Dr.Bovcnron, of (known as BigThun- der, and as ba sta somaeal tines [raven ag ‘Tent cause), Ian was been 9 Commanen. uy | oye and — were democrat ‘The bones of one are on Bunker Hill, po hes od died from wounds re on the battle field, in the cause of his ai was a democrat in Rensselaer Gar. Mh To the party to come forward and assist us; and 1 fy aot cule refused to do #0, but scouted and ee». Sa ar re g — tht forward in the County omaion. I do not long to the demo- eral neither to etal Tam an anti-renter. once "my arms maetind. bia Hh) Chere now? eed my chains? My wife went to Silas Wight with tar in her eyes, and they would not listen to her appeal. na wee STORMING CHECKED. the gentleman to order. Bilas Wright ve inmax admonished Dr. Peace sano to keep to to men of the pre- the resolutions, and to confine himself sent time, much favor at the hands of either of known them on beth sides, on the eve of an election, to declare that they were anti-renters, and to ae friends arcund the counties to say 60. have done se, (Uisses and other unmentionable ci ) Jiow did they act afterwards, in the time of need, when they knew taut anti-renters were fulsely held in bondage by a demceratic Governor? (Confusion.) ‘They did not come \o the relief of the captives. You know what Kind of laws have emanated from a democratic ture—the most inhuman ever passed. (fisses.) Ido not arrogate to wyeelf ‘anyiposition ; but I think I have been tried as an anti-renter, Ido not know that I will ever be here again. My heaith is impaired by imprison- ment. (Cries of order’) Cramouan.—The gentleman had not ought to talk abet himself, but the resolution, mae ir, BovGittox.—The aniirent party is com; of the demcerate, whigs, the liberty party, and working men, and it is impolitic to select one doe sections. T would be willing to trust to the tender mercies of the Gemocrats, as we have done in the case of the whigs for the lest two or three years, if I could believe they would doany thing for us-batthey will mot. It we take one side, then we lose all our political power. By select- we preserve it. ‘The demcerstic candidates’ principles | | are nearer to ours than whigs, except State Prison Inspector. ‘The full have been referred to ‘the succeeded then, How? By nominating men who sre sntirenters. Why? They elected J. Colgan, whe | would not otherwiee have been elected; and they elected Levi 8. Chatfield because he is sn anti renter at | bis beart. We bave Chatfield now ia the field, and | others also who uphold cur principles. It has been said that Geo. W. Pai friendly to us. Me is not, and never was. If we look | over the emtire democratic Ueket we will find that the candidates are ull in our Tavor. Mr. Hooxesteen —What is John ©. Wright? Mr, Brycs.—An apti-repter. Boxnesreni.— Have you thet ia black and white? xMaN.—Lt is very improper to be thu on oor and interrupting gentlemen. (Cries of “Sit down,” “sit down ”) Mr Bonnesteel paid no attention to either or the cri euti-renters “ the chair pt. on the contrary, kept up a rannipg com- on Mr Bryce £ 2 5 E 2 z g 4 2 the ¢ THE FMDVONS QUEST Mr. Fostrn moved the p Mr Hownesten: cinimes t “Question, question,” “Yeu be ee © had the itoor all be _ Avia: ' hope this convention will not Wished to ray nu few words. Mr Fostrr withdeew the previous question, ia his favor. ANOTHER DISSERTATION ON ANTE RENTIM, F Mr. Bsxsoy then sald that be th ovght to &@ manner as to keep ¢ party tog to break it up policy, as well as ingratitude, to d bie perty may bave acted as traivo ad the deMovratic ticket ean we go houy constitute: he com dit was bad nd beva «. if we od satisfy ry this wili be ‘The motion to adopt the report of tho committee ou organization wes then put and carried. V1 PRESTORNY @ ADDRESS Mr. Antex, on tatirg his place as permanent chatr- man, thanked the convention for electing him, und sai\ he hoped they would conduct themselves in such a way as would redound to the anti-rent cause. [i was most important to do ro pow.and to act together a3 oue man, when there was» disposition all over the State te crash tho anti-rent Froceedings—to break up the anti reat or- d defeat their nomipations. {TION TO CLEAR CUT THE SPRCTATORS, observed that the room was crowded to inconvenience by spectatora, and moved that all such withdinw, except reporters. Mr. Awan: reeonded the motion. and said it was a wise one, He hed often Known conventious influcaced by epecta Mr. ot beped euch a motion would tot prevail. Mr. Burn also oppored the motion which, one to resolve themselves into asecretewucus Ifany enticman fit that he was Noble to be ioflaenced, ie fim — out himeelf. Me trusted the motion weald not PO. Rowxserrenot trust it will [Here the speaker was nsrailed by undignited noises J Dis aseaiients and sald, “Mind your own busiaess, and g0 to hell your own way.’ Ile then continued to ad- diess the chair—As for the epoken, I rbeuld have believed him to have been a tory, trom whet be raid, if I did not hnow him to be aa auti- oter, Two years ago rpectators upset us by their in- Last yeat we ected differently, and excinded them. We consulted together. There were no tories nolandlori agents presout, Dil bet there are eusa ta this room now—the lickspittles and tools of ia and patroons, If you adm! tatora, the landiords een hice one hundred men put you dowa; bat if ou wieh, go on, avd try your spectator system out, You ave wen what it has done for yeu to-day, Just the quarter of nothing. ‘The resolution was then modified, #0 as to requert the spectators to withdraw, avd a that fora was put. when loud rhout of “ aye, oye,” was heard. But « louder one of “No, no,’ responded. ‘This vote ereated great laughter ‘The Chalrman decided that the motion was carried, as the “ Noes" were chiefly from the spectators. THe FPROTATORS WILL NOT LRave ‘Tho spectators, however, showed no disposition to obey, and, being the most numerous party, a collision was apprebendd Appeals were then made privately to their ewn good foelings, when many withdrew. THe ROOM CLEARED. Two delegates were then apprinted to clear the room of the remainder, and keep the door, Iu order to sur tain them pelicemnen were called. THE NAMES OF DELECATER. ‘The rocm having beea at length cleared, the roll was called, when the List of delegates was called over as follows = sAitery Coty Jacob, Pryet and I. C, Disbrough. Bubetivater— Tt AV Jo. James Bryce, Nicholas sigs tine Treadwell. Dutchess County —Michorl Feats; wad the following as pubstitater—Charies Hf. Collins, J. J. Gallup, James Browne, and Waid A. Boel. ‘Montgomery County —Gatadlel Bowditeh; andas subtl- tute:—Jaced Moutague, Jerome Shipley, and Wa (Luifs, T ster County Wm. M. Cooper and J. J. Sehnei ler Cowdy—L B Tarbox, Eli Rove, Jz., Kara ste- Nathaniel Le y —Neal Benson, 8. 8. Carry, Jos. L. ide thenor, ¢ County —Jured Puller, Townsend Spater, A. @. Hocimhnw B RieDoneid, De Witt 0 Thomas, aud 8. mar Bi. Cain, 'Substitutes—3. I. Foster, | 4 Mr_ St, Joba. Columbia County —Ehi Dunce, J.8. Anatle, Peter Bon- Destecl, John Phhilips, J. A, Farrell, aad Geo. J. Finkle. | | Schohare County. D. D. Dodge, J. ?. Saryer, Seymour Dowton, Stephen Mayhem, and Osear Rooks ‘There are seteral of Ube eubstitutes who do not belong a not te the counties for which they were In this operation, there was a good deal of ding of the names, the convention took a | recess, frcm six to se ¥en o'clock. RVENING SESSION TER O% REtOLT TONS. aid, was | je turged wpoa | emtieman who had just | sure to divide and break them up. L aty—Thie fs the very thing that ts wante Bi Never let gna do that, for if we landlords wil have us under foot accendarcy to cither Neither of them syup: th.ze with us, Now and ¢ Meer does, bur mee oue ina hundred, Mr, € a alwaya sust our principies, Ie gave his casting voto in’ favor of the copstiiutionality of our bili, when he was presideut of the senate; aud on that account lost t patty. He bes again, however, boen restored, and we cught not to turn our backs upon him now. 1% APOLOGY, 8T Mr. Axinat here spolegised what he had sald about | Mr Hestitgs, of Uke Albany nickerbocker, He was la- | boring onder exoitement. aud fund, upon inquiry, Chat he had mistaken. ir. A. then went on to say that ho had supported Washingtou Huot and other whigs at the last election, avd he wi to know what they bad done since Tae ‘butlsenters.. He concluded by moving the previous question. MM. DONNESTHFL AROUND AGAIN Mr. Poxsnsthi— Will you choke me otf ia this way? mecting Was net for any more epeeches. THE DEMOCRATIC ADorTED—=THe state Ticare wis ae put—that the whole demo- pted by the convention ced the acloption to be there wos a number who responded in the negativ several whigs reiired from the room. PROPOSITION FOR THY APPOINTMENT OF A STATS COMMUTER. It wae then propo ed to appoint a committer, cousist- cf five from each county, us State Committee 7. J, Witpen.—You are going through with the plot | finely — there is rothing of f apres party lett. We new organization on our owa bottom, nt the old aati rent com- d, but aad monoeer prreat by sereral greatest confusion and persons, amie disorde?, and calls for the *y ‘The proposition for ad journm THE WHiGe CAL. Mr. Trravwrii—Let ail who ere whige—stl who are true anti renters, now come nay. Mr. 'T. thom proce ed to leave the room, ia company with others. A POLITE REQUEST, BUT ONE NOT LIKELY To Re ATTENDED TO Me, Bennexteni—Go, and make damued fools of your- felt (Laughter ) HE DISSATIOFIED REQUESTED TO WITHDRAW BARFL TURNED L008". Mr. Avantr--I move that those who are not satisfied, be requested to withdraw. ‘A scene of coufurion arose, amidst eries of “adjourn.”? EXPORT OF THE COMMITTEN ON RESOLUTIONS—=NO CONTIX DENCR IN WoNtGE ‘The Committee on Resolution: then reported the fol- Resolved, That we have lost all confidenco i and that we will yield our hearty suppor, to ty of the reecnt Democratic State Convention, held at Sy the earnest hope of ng on end to the Mr. Ssrrn mitte to» veratic ticket, with regard to their views. Some of them have never disclosed them, and it was nothing but feir to ask them, Mr. Fostrn—This would do injury to the cause and lose us ten thousand voters in the city of New York. ‘There are whigs here, who, to piay their owa game, would in that predicament. TREL WAS THE LAST WORDS reni—The true peiiey is to work in the devk, Get a declaration of their pevociples in black ani b cireulate it the day before the election, ad | then there will be nu time to cut thy candidates. is the true pelley. by Jesus, and i get all the bs} we can from both ride ADIOCRNMENT AND DIAROLITH Me, Bonnertect was cut short iu his barangne by tion to adjourn; which wasenrried by a cons jority, and the Convention broke up at 10 o (he dieentiofuction of an inflacntial minorit From Weshiegton Olty. INE ATTORNEY GRSERAL TO WAstttNa- TON, ite: Wastivorow, Sept, 25, 1381 RETURN OF fommmniitee on Rovolutions waa ap. following, which was ordered | pointed who reported t fo be Tnid on the table election RA. State, efforts fon ef the art ssoeracy ot thie Atate ag the pateoons, for that purpore; and, woerens, we are admonish +d by the prst, that we thovid be avarded im the Cuture ogainet any similar | being made upon owe power, Asa party, chat will proe ves reapite shat may havaed the cfeccion of our tioke® y the fone ) fh the several di to report a tieket at some future day d by sae om equal rights party, at the coming 110 NOMINATE THE HVTIRE DEMO oman (Whig) mowed the tieket be weminated. BF yendant ticket ene impract " vin LE waking nomimation ought to do the seine now | Mr Bowne amendment to take the @ make to thet, ven I y may have a man to they are thrown Into State | Mr, Beaver. There ar bat an exception, ‘th et aug i we pritciplen mont fore, give ecld | houlder tow ris hewn a Whig, wit i s " who Li wo want bo 7) WO awe am! Gonrral Crittenden arrived im this olty, last ni The Nathone! theatre here, having been traeed toh. A Marshall ia to be thoroughly repaired, aad smbctilshed for cecupaney this fall. Negro Rebellion Obecked ta North Cavelina. Barrivonr, sort 25, WS) ‘The Southern mail has arrived. Ry 5 wel : n that n veh ¢ ent existed in Pitt county, N ins in consequence of the diccorery of a plot foe . ribeliicn, Beverel arrests bave been made. Interesting from Michtgane LEMOCRATIC NOMINATION FOR GOVERNOR—-THR RAILROAD CASE—MICHIGAN STATE FAIR. Dernort, September 28, a <4 P.M. ‘The domoorete bave nominated Re tian d, of for Governur, and Catvia Britton, of Jo ot helf past 1) to-day, ard up to this time not fetucned. Our State Fair goes off well, wid. great crowds aro in attendance. General Cars is now delivering the Annual Address. ‘The Cholera in Indiana, September 25, 1951 though in ® it A, acd pationte The ¢t form. Wo ws have yet ceourre recover under able treatment ‘The Us 8 Ship Prebic. in, Sept. 2, 1961 The United | New Loudoa. the | Proceedings of last | ereon, who is on the whig ticket, is | ate wns closed, as he | or of his | Mr. Axrna: was inexorable, end the temper of the | geo tates ship Preble hu afrived here from | Democratic DXeeting at Albany, BY MORSE'S AMERICAN TEL BGRAPH, OFFICE 16 WALL ory Aveany, Sept. 25—9 P.M. ‘The democracy of the city a." now holding a meeting in the capitol. f Peren Caccra, Esq, called the meting to order and nominated ex.Governor Marcy for ch.wrman. This mo- tion was met with hearty cheers. The ex-Governor, on taking the chair, Me, an ane 6 ‘» union, lated that’ he had not before attended & pol ical ieet= ing im several years. His address was recei ed with: much aj and with cheering. Rurvs W. Prexnam, Eitroduced and read w eerie of resolutions of a harmonious nature. F Addresses were made by Denis B. brags Rufus@¥. Peckbam, Esq., and by James Kilbourne, the Albany o.\= penter. ‘The meeting is well attended. The hall of the Capito® is nearly fuil,amd much enthusiasm prevails. The Revo'ution in Northern Mexico. COMMENCEMENT OF HOSTILITIES—GOVERNMENT MO= NEY SEIZED, ETC. New Oneaws, September 25, 1861. Letters from Laredo say that a revolution has ee- tually broken out in Northern Mexico. Two thousand memy under General Guevera, at Bellville, seized the money im tended for the Mexican troops, and are waiting fe Canales and Carababel to join them, ‘The steamer Winfield Scott arrived to-day, in seve: days and five hours, from New York. The Pennsylvania Negro Riot, PRISONERS TO BE TRIED FOR TREASON—MORS& ARRESTS, ETC. Pusavecenia, September 25, 1851. Eleven of the persons in custody, at Lancaster, charge® with being concerned in the late tragedy at Christiana incl named Hannoway, pig ne Pa oN oity, thts net. Lemeenes their triad. for treason. The others were discharged. Taunianuna, Sept. 25, 1861. | Aman answering the description of Pinckney, with three others, who are supposed to have participated im the Christiana outrage, were arrested to-day, in Fisher- ville, Dauphin county, and committed to prison, for am exsmipation before Commissioner Mc Ailister, to morrow: Ubree o'clock. All three admitted themselves to be fugitives. The Latest from the Far West, TWELVE THOUSAND INDIANS IN COUNCIL—TREATY TO | BE MADE—EMIGRATION—BATTLES WITH THE RED MEN, ETC. | Sr. Lovis, Sept 25, 1868. Mr. Polk and two others have arrived here, im six- teen days from Fort Laremie. They were not molested | by the Indians. | Tho treaty ground hes been removed thirty-five miloe this cide of Fort Laramie, where 12,000 Indians were as- sembled. Colonel Mitchell arrived on the Ist inst., but a couneit for treaty purposes had rot been convened. It was exe | pected that m tions would close about the 25th. | fhe Cemanches and Blackfeet would not be present. Mr. Kenéall, ond most of the amateurs, had become daguaee with the trip and were returning. A company of Californiaus bad errived at St. Josepin, wo days from Sacramento, having had five with the Indians. An emizration train come families, 600 wegons and 3,000 head of ting on well. They bad had o fight with ‘Three men named Stewart, Hadley, | end Binck, were wounded Several deaths from ehciera are wearted at Madisoa. } The Ohio State Fair. Con.vsave, Sept, 25, 185% To-day has been a great day in the annals of Ohi wstzy, The second Annual State Pair epened @ this city yesterday, and today everything is in ite place, The attendance far curpasses our most sanguine ovticlpations, the number on the groand being estimated at from 15,000 to 40,060 persons. The exbibdition of horees, sheep, hogs, and poultry, fe much superior to that of lact yeor, and will compare fae \ verably with that of acy State in the Union | The truit and vegetable display is also vory Ane. | The mawufacturers’ and hanies’ halls are welt filled with elegant and ingenious work, which attracts grent eitention. Ploughs, evitivators, ‘winnewing me~ chines threshing machines, and oll kinds of agrtoulturad wplemente, are in grent nbundarte and exceileace, | ¢ (air is a great improvement on the first, and wit do much to roure up the formers and artizans of Obie to the true importance of their position, | _ The day is ecol and pleasent, and uo accident has thus fax cecurred to mar the general joy. There are a sumber of distinguished strangers from otber States present, amongst whom are Seuxtor | of Dlinoia, Governor Wright. of Indiana, &e. ‘To-morrow the Hon. Williem Allen will sore Sas. est, und the reports of the various will be nade. | Whe Fatal Collision on the Vermont Central Hallroad. Bosrow, Sept. 25, 1852. ‘The terrible acefdent on the Vermont Central | at West Hartford, Vt , six miles above White river jane- | thom, yesterday, was cauged by an accident to the up | freight train of ninety cars, which detained It some time | in acut. The engineer reported to the conductor of the | train, that he had fourteen minutes to spare to reach station, before the down passenger train came ‘The enpizecr acoordingly went adv ad, when he was thre | minutes cut of time. and met the train neat 9 curve, | Both engines were destroyed, besides ons passenger and freight cer, There were sixty passengers in the treim, | trem seventeen to twenty of whom were badly injared. | ‘The names of those most injured are as follows :-—Mr. | Pratt, of Northfield, Vt., machinist, in the employ of the rend; both his legs and one arma are broken, © P. Kimball, conductor of the passenger train, slightly | ipjured on the head. | Frederick Palmer, brakeman, slightiy injured. ”, w4 ee Vi., track repairer, ogee, oot Chelsea, Ve., has beeen craved hy the collision. Mrs. Danforth, of Barnard, ¥t., slightly injared. The wounded were taken into a house nest by, and phy siclane provided, who telograph this morning that | wounded will all recover. ‘The freight engineer is greatly Mamet for not sending Acignal ahead. ie te among the uisel | Another ne rand Acchtent— Democratic ton: ® September 25, 1861. ned, this afternoon, to the express when about three miles from this olty. | tr tiain was going at the rate of thirty yd when an azloef the second possepger” 6 | precipitated it on its side into a ditch skengaae he road, which was Billed with wator. Miraculows as it may | Seat, ae eee ee Sor Innbs, beoben; only otghe | ten perrons were materially injored. and of these only | two or thiee mverely. Mr. Woodford and Mrs, Johm | Bradiey, of New Orleane, were Ladly cruched; and also @ { England. The injured persons were brought | back to this city. | ‘The Democratic Convention of the Fifth Judicial Die | tries, hmetat Ror.e this afternoon, have renoud- rated Judge Pratt ——— ee | The Sanbery end Erie Nellroad Conventions | OUR PHILADELPHIA CORRESPONDENCE. } Prnsperensa, September 26, 1851. The Sunbury and Erie Railroad Convention, now im cession at Sansom Strect Hail, has attracted from the le- | terlor alarge number of gon'l- men, interested in the com struction of this road. The Mayor of Erie and Mayer | Glipin officinted e* temporary chalrmen until the rege- lar gxganiention, by the election of John B Sys Sip of this city, as F t Nearly a hundred vice 1d kecretarion wi p olocted. ‘The completion of Yor’ and Brie road, and the | large amount of goods that now qo frem this city ove: 1 | to the lnker, appear to have we ed wp ome ol a ae | importance of the lake trade, acd induced | tion to go ahead at once Had this been done tom yenre tince, Philsdelphia would bave beem now reaping the besefit,as New York ks TELE P re a GRapute aoerpntra. Sept. 25—P. M. che Railroad Joaveution None were adopted. looking the eater- | At an adjourned meet | to-night, a number of re | to a vigorous and early commencement of he eng the rerotutlons was one to the effect that sub. scriptions to the amount of # million of dollars, having fren made by the people of the cowmties slong ths rowce, ‘ vo Mon additions therste commencement wud eatly of the work diroases wi farce of the enterprice ¥ Tax Peorun’s Dawn a ther information im tegerd to the failure ef t but it is reported that the elreaistion ts some £80 PND, | of which but little will be realleed hy Dill ho dere The cashier of the bank war in New York porterday, when the bille were refused to be redeemed by thelr agent, and immediately huctied to Paterron ia am 6x presa train hited by him fer the purpoee, aul ¢loved the doors, One of our banks, which $500—~ (which woe understand te be exaggets rapwt bo $UG0)—cf the bille of the be oy op eeut a messenger on hors but he was too lare; the @ made, and a strong footing im aliens bad rome at by information he eculd obtala ta | ported on the door, that © th ie tole hae wit ent. in conser qu: nes of the & Poant of ie Youk to redvem."" A fue esis th failure of Rome nt wo Hoge that way Wo Seg atiepe ston’ to be th turing bouts in Pater: prove true. —Newe!