The New York Herald Newspaper, September 27, 1851, Page 1

WHOLE NO. 6911. DOUBLE SHEET. MOSkyM.—P. 7. BARNUM, ee te a the nti Meee ind pany ‘ATIONAL CONCERT HALL, NOB. 29 D 31 CaN, ieeeeeeal| NERVA Pipe te ver taken alive? alas GEuatly, Ue 406 BROADWAY.—EXHIBI- fooms. NO, 400 BROAL = 1 fora ini ig only one rar ep eh of ag at which swith ave Be , Svcasien toe ety of admission sits Bebe Sauk Bx AUCTION, A‘ Sie NOTICE THOMAS Bal, AUCTION R. Bush. ‘This dey, at 10 in 1s North William 8 at aie extra a it Lg oe NOTICE —HANDSOME al he tin ITCRE, RC morning at eet 1300 " ilomcer, will sell) aoraing o'elock, am Mooper’ ‘a Bales Room, near ond ot met For partioulars ave mes, at Sales Room. Tews wit ‘commence with secon, aaa furniture. ®, WILLARD, Auctioncor, ‘nf On, At = sather mip ; with lea S Rockawan very ign Phas: CakTER, Auctionsr, Ne. 57 Dey strook, ACOB DOGsRT, AUCTIONEER —STORE, | NO. Snrios etrect 5s 10 eels tu arts se wood, Mahoraay, and Black x 8 on, nearly new, &e. », Oil Cloth of eecd too nomerous vety is ecld im con: muons of the owae: Pr. WILt ARD, -ADOTION EE Worsted Mats. at twe' ve 0" ncn Worsted Door Mi: SALE—A LARGE AND VALUAGLE Law 11 Sac order, being one of the best aud wost sel _Ef alte of Joan J. Diceses, law bvok alles, N 0 ato Serve Bee cased and farnitur ‘an makege to RY: corner of a i fant unin cagcets, Brooklyn, =] preseat wo yes stega oe c ghtoen ries ‘The store at eae ia situated. For are t A Dalkcom, Bb Nassau ateo Creaiway. USE IN CANTRE STREET, od Warles Kailroad de depot. pence sold cheap, 00 into other ; inquize Above the Tomves ota are about cing the, 4 De A al 3 10 lodgers amd ig every Eiht ly on ‘she 8 remised, or to HOW! ‘Ba LOOM, © Nactan etreet, and 15° Broadway. FIXTURES, AND GOOD WILt en's Furnishing Store, doing a good turther particulars, apply at 132 Nassau ousek 70 ver, AND FURNITURE FOR Rs ‘The emeall three story brick Mouse, No, 272 ‘tz-ereond street, will 3 lot to any a 0 Tiny vn hich is plaia, * t pe eae ate at ence & Johason’s, No. © Wall N ODEL HOTEL. 1k LaRce BASEMENT, WITH under cellar, well ads for an extensive Restaurant, to let, copacoted with the 1 Hotel, junction of William, Nori wile, and Fraakiore 70 | ame, TO A Saaeitaedin AND jurovehty competent person, tho Saloon fa aa a the ity A} Washington, will ve tas et aces fF part ot, rofresh: f ops, Kin fey Spanii on pose, ag rac, een —THRE® STORES TO RENT, ervotin: corner of eranue A sad a Ty tad Terriers, IN THIRD EDITION-----SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1851-----THREE O'CLOCK. mae Bovine names), «. Pet, tow m. Cayuga Mali, peta sulky “in dietate pany SreRt1No MEN ATTENTION Trot st the Sh Bre ait ack kk , mile heats, w i Heine match between cughicepaie Bo and Tas ihen: steer Tile trot nae nas closed at Lady J: . w. wa Sa sehen mae tere back Me Coles tum betwesn Bive Dick aad Rat genre mile race i YEA, Shvept Hod Bay Hous, SPORTING. I1GEON SHOOTING Pp shot for at the heute ot Taman, Nabe street, Newark, on Monday, Sept. 29th, a Pe pitty della: ihe ee 14 ren, = FY ae i,t aon laos 2, Brelinly aed HORSKS, CARRIAGES, eo. JW onTGacz sare, OTOBRRt}, WITHOUT RES M* coil it catia Ne Hogse fami ssarriag, ig uk wage Seats and harnesse: perior bay sare. pine HORS!) WAGON, AND HARNESS sing mare Late bare Vile, to a two haudred ani six seconds; 0 at Bence and « nan ee ae elit Harness, in completo (ag or separate, at Tw fh oe No. St Canal ine TROTTING HORSES FOR SALE.—TWO re: t, between Pine and hevond Lreneon we OR SALE—A SPLENDID SPAN = iT" Gown flores, Iohande highy alt yeare saps id kind, Also. s vory styled way Carri ieee Mo, only ve fow rime. Caw lock inthe m rning, or alver fi ole ‘the Neseenecas baghege Ps SALE CHEAP—ON ACCOUNT OF THE OWNER spring. her’ with bined wat be street, Pants the hours F leaving (he city, «Black Hawk Mare: can trot Lor mile three minutes ten’ second , black, wish one white it ad, ites and ‘gentle, with or withSut a new top " rer ankets, f ness, whi iF Gedneys Stables, cvraer of Sooo OR £ALE—AN ENGLISH GLOOD BAY Man wao can trot in three minutes, and ru min tw 4 tod pestootly found c) acntle in every rosoeets j Mngte or don’ Ne traveller, and bas All ing to the same, beg secu by calling ot 765 Brondway, waae time betore Li OR SALE—A HANDSOME FAMILY CARRIAGE, nearly. n andaw, two sots doublo Harness: two riding Br seta, Ko. sold fad wont of » in Moroor etrect, | Oats Saha ~4 FOUR SEatT be ie! KAWAY WAGON, and a splendid a.¢ Fr" SALE. A SPLEND Ter W. UtLT IN the Lat le. for one oF Swe. horses: been used bot afew Sud will be Deco Inquire of Mr. Judson. Carriage Makes, ‘Ccvrtia the wagon can bo se P°, SALE—A Two suarep ROCKAWAY nearly rew. ‘TSK ASTEN, wery aud Heater ot 200 oe of Mr. Van Alst, i nds alley, rear 394 Broaiway, where 4 HORSES TAKEN ON LIVERY AT Pune set He por peg day, atthe United States AS Fran Boxe Fes pectfui large 5 Es 3 Fe i ERE ann "Quitere Tuey cane treat d best ee public stables in the city: oy, at ee ral where Bale horses: saa ae ae sliney he best of feed that the day, with ie a esit Ei UNDAY TRIP 10 NE M at Lake, landing at Peet a: . Sing, Roctian wore t o'clock, for ve ros furuies, aes burg at lig o'clock P. i ty y et ‘orter & Eyre, wharf, Sam Franc ERENCE BELLEW McMANUS & © °. BEG TO AN- pa to their friends in New hg 3 that they have business in Jack Francise z larce and com modious andiery, belanded tree of w ae, thes suite the ship yasde, Seo T, where Foods can iy & ROC fire, and at ‘Un Sic fasteners wanted. Apriy on the premises, es Vn ES No Lst—rwo FURNISHED ROOMS ON THR THIRD to the N door ot house N ) Canal etroet, either together separately, t tlemsene Te vuiaily ie 8° Priva are. Apply NO LET~A FIRST y Rooms, hale A TH oF Gene toe Fan FOUR charge their duties with vantan ‘jak Fa liaee ‘sel opetes cole toa Silem with thelr com Fenn sieoo, ist Acgast, Ladle 4 Twelfth streets. Inquire of C, Samer 'O LET-IN. OOKLYN, A MOST DESIRA te 8 variy willing to purchase 8 @ premises, betwee ond doo! oon Benrysieets “Faumedince posses! NPURNISHED. mall family, in ® near Hamilton le: Apply at | ‘cien otreet, near Hi T]'0 LET-ON THE SECOND Lig ay or THE ALIAM bra, £09 Broadway, two roots, one Inrge and one small, suitable fora milliner or some lig’t genteel business. The pny fron jaa showy Bud inviting. Apply ia sc Daguerreas, EXPRESS AGENCIES, &, EW YORK AND GENOA FXPRESS (PARCELS, received seers, Ke., for the peecea| y steamer to Iv tien by. and Marseilles, em, Weplaas She ete tale bee so Me cont wi }REconr's can IFORNIA PACKAGE AND PARC Brother Jonathan and it z may rely with, ertalety hae their reeds any detention om tke Isthanu trae Pn Creare Frere Wen x No custom h barge m TPOLeT—ay Beers Roce CONV NTL the above steamers at 0 tor 08. | A eae 7 lowated i Bett pM ytd THOMPSON & HiteuCocK, bt re fe or cate, ch rena onion alves on ere Agonve, 119 Pearl street. from thet time entil teat a ~ = He ofics, with mame and BrroR &CO.'S GREAT CALIFORNIA EXPRESS gon a iowa 8. or tats LYON, 17 Wallet, baromens, fy in Ld a4 » are, vis, sand Panaina. ten ms hi son fa ch of tat lemet re scan hen ‘eall RAILROAD LINE OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTR! MDE: D AMBOT Cree lestgous of converting thelt Cite 7.0% by siphia—leare fee, ine ive 1 ne ir ‘nto « 0 Seise Tor Ss comes ng for he rrivenriber, afb pnt mek; Ashornere 28 dcieloek. whet either ete enon. or thevuga the un oe aie Atteaited by Mes, area Husa MG need dort ‘DUSaEL i Rim stzeots ae L. AC asTony, ot STUING AND SUPERFLUOUS PER. iy, Fa AND PHILADELPHIA» RE / sone! propert; dies and zoutiomen Raving the aveve ens tt a > 33 fog ter. or selling carer Sua thet oan set salprel rv eLage, and (eid cond olhag, ‘Toate it property. bat will thereby a from fo : PURLIC.—INDIA RUDBER SHOR: 4 beon called bo an adver in the Row York, iter 4 ths Conriee ond Pnq en under Goods ca e cally Paying & tart fate upon Goodyear's Patcute, "We think ti rete uf Goodyoar's Pa 1 iL} mtembare s flgkt to usc a vail patent, then at tar born ‘ercan ted CANDRER. wary ag am, Tronsnrer. ma NEWARK BARR MIC CO, ya, Prosidont, FORD & 09, Mew York, daly 1, 1904, EN ae gy PAPTR HANGINGS, REED ‘: Fa5* 2 i z ? Bye sae? =. ij : SPF: : o55i538253 H : t line 2 lee ee j ne 7° | Haase Seer on CHantnerom.— ah RINTING TYPE bird MATERIALS. —THRUN DER Signed bem Be iperit fender their t pab- 8, And to the Uyrogearhcs al beeth: the pas a te ny, ‘avers that they alxnys . lace variety of platn Scoteh-(n0e Letering, tet ook, Sud Dewapaper work, and ler sao Ment of ornamental and fene Jel every seus peeeney for the , ¥ Of the Intost Mr. | majority of enid NEWS BY TELEGRAPH; PROTEST oF THE Wilk ANTI-CENTERS. nares TREMENDOUS CONFLAGRATION IN’ BUFFALO. Intelligenee from the cnly Surviving Officer of to!, Crittenden’s Unfortunate Party. Whig and Democratic Conventions in Virginia. {INTERESTING FROM NEW MEXICO. LYNCHING OF AN ABOLITIONIST IN VIRGINIA, &o., &e., &o. Protest of the Whig Anti-) ie Axvany, September 26, 1851. Beveral of the delegates who voted on the ticket ne- minated by & majcrity of the anti-rent convention, met this morning; some were in favor of making out a ticket, giving half to the whigs and half to the demoor, but; large majority oppored it, and it was voted down. ‘The following protest has been issued. TO THE ANTE RENT PARTY, ‘We, the undersigned, delegates to the 4s rent State Son. 0 rity of albany, hold in 1851, do most solemny pro evouticn'in iheletadeption. of the ‘Stais democratic nomiaations, fcr the following rea First, Spurious oats of do several coun tier, the action of thecony tion. poked for the occasion in. se- oy of emissaries sent out for aving mo dirvet feelings or in vove the ecurse adopted by. the eon- posed and repudiated, will rosalt in tho ven eohen ty siguel overthrow of Gm ge whieh we have so long cherisled and zealously labored to uphold and maintain, 1, AYbamy. | Peter Fink er, Coln ml Ha! 5 do. Paty Ee nies. stat Bowdich, Montgo'y, Biephen nen, gehen Otvon ReeolsRelioharie 8. A. Boughton, Ronesel T. B. Wilde, Renssclen Fepiion B. Curry, Bulli Desker. Sallivaa, ph Moore, Datida, Jobn Tyler, Oneida, ‘The rumor that a ticket was made out, is untras, al- though it is understood that the sati-renters will neaally rupport the following ticket :— For Judge of Court of ¢ te Samere A. Foote, of Ontario, (w For Secretary of State, Ismva C. Fonsy 1s, of Ulster, (whig ) For Comptroller, Gro. W. Parreasox, of Chautauqua, (whig ) For Cana! Commissioner, Horsce Wuraton, of Onondags, (democrat) For Sittorney General. Lev: 8. Cuarrinin, of Otaego, (democrat ) For State Treasurer, Bexsaaix Waren, Jr, of Erie (democrat.) For State Engineer, Witdisk I.Mchirine eater, reseiid For State Prison In: Avecanven UL. Wests, of Westcher ot (whig.) Extensive ire at. Baffalo. GREAT PYSTRUCTION OF PROPERTY—SEVEN ACRES OF GROUND BURNED OVER—PFIVE HUNDRED BUILD- IN@S LN ASHES—LOSS OF LIFE, ETC. Burraro, Sept, 26, 1851. A very destructive fire broke out in this city about four o'clock this morning. The whole of the tection of the city known as the. Hooke, together with several squares north, between the Niagara Falls railroad aud the Lake, are in ashes. A strong southeast wind was blowing at the time, and the buildings all being of wood, and very dry, the fir spread with fearful rapidity, and in less than fifteen mi- nutes, the entire block of buildings on Rock and Peacoc't streets, from the ship canal and Erie street to Evans etreet, was in flames. The fire then crostod Eric street, and seized upon the large planing mil! of the Messrs. Eaton. ‘It then crossed the canal and Erie street bridge: sweeping everything on the opposite of the canal to the ‘Terrace, thence down the Terrace to Mechanic street, on both sides of the canal. At this point {through the greatest exertion, the flames | Were checked. The number of buildings destroyed is over five hun- dred. Among them is the large brick school house on Eric street, in District No. 2. A large amount of bomber in the Messrs. Faton's mill and yard was destroyed. Also an immense quantity of lumber in the yards of George Oenell and the Messrs. Farmer and De Bloquiere. It is feared that a number of persons have been burned to death. One dead body has been taken from the ruins. ‘The loss is roughly estimted at half a million of dol- lara, ‘The insurance om the property is very alight ‘The buildings burned were nearly all of wood. One of the firemen was seriously burn ed, while endea- voring to check the flames. ‘The number of famili¢s turned out of house and home by this disaster, fs great, almost beyond conception. The most of the houses destroyed being occupied by poor ta- milies. Many of them barely escaped with their lives, 60 fearfully rapid was the eases flames The Michigan Ratlroad | Oonaptracy Cate. TWELVE OF THE PLISONERS POUND GVILTY Dertnorr, Sept. 20, 1861 ‘The jury in the railrond conspiracy case, after being out nearly ten hours, brought in a verdict of guilty egeinat the ape twelve of the prisoners:— Wine Sh en, pee eWiiieme’ — Ebeucrse Feciass, Komp Cha ALS trgeland, Anay Fitly. paith ont Porstom Were recommended to the merey of the court. The remainder of the prisoners were ae quitted. Insurrection In Central Amerten. New Onurans, Sopt, 25, 1851 Accounts from Central America, state that an insur- rection has broken out im the States ef San Salvador and Guatemala: General Carrera, with « foree of 1.500 men. had attacked the enemy im Ban Salvador, who mustered 4,000 strong, and defeated them, with a loss of four hun- dred killed. He them evacuated the territory. [This loots like very old news. It is probably « revamped ac- count. published im the Hens: oe month or more since of battle precisely like the above in its details Eo. Tynan ‘The Latest from Santa Fe. THR CON@RESSIONAT. BL.ROTION—THE POUNDARY COMMISSION—INDIAN RASCALITY, RFC. Isveraepeser, Mo., September 26, 1861 Intelligence from Santa Fe. to the 2d instant, states that. in the election for Congte Captain Reynolds heeds Major Weightman, In Santa Fe, by ® large ma- jority, It is «till, however, supposed that Major Weight- man will be elected Colonel Sumner had left, with his command, for Narajo eonnty. The Apache Indians had leagued with the Navajos, end ran cif with @ large portion of stook botonging to the Boundory Commisrion. Mr. Bartlett was to leave the copper mince, for the Gila, about the Tet instant Grace and water were plentiful betw Independence Interesting from Mexteo. Now Onnraten, Sept, 91, 1851 Advices from Mexico to the 2ith uit, announce that General Morin had been censured for surrendering the Almagre and Sarabia th. two American vessels seiaed at Tehuantepec. The papers netic MEXICAN Banta Fe and the death of Gon. Carroras The Saltsbury wasted ‘Again, he. sour, Sept. 24, 1851 W uwington tomight | One of the Survivors of Colonel Crittenden’s Party. New Onieaxs, Sept 25, 1861. We have heard from Lieutenant Theodore A. Stevens, who was with Colonel Crittenden’s party at the time they were attacked by the Spanish war steamer [abanero. Lieut. Stevens escaped by jamping overhoard, and swim- ming , After wandering for s month through the woods and mountains, ragged and shoeless, and without any other food than leaves and wild fruit, he surrendered himself to the authorities, and was taken to Havana. Lieut. 8. belonged to Captain Kelly’s company, andis the only surviving officer who was with Colonel Critten- den at the time of his separation from Colonel Haynes and Captain Kelly. He may, perhaps, be able to give some information respecting the thirty missing men, whose fate, as yet, is unknown. Political Conventions in Virginia, ‘THE DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION. Braunton, Sept. 25, 1861. The ‘Virginia Democratic Stato Convention met at Bteuntom yesterday, and it is thought that Green B Samuels, of Shenandoah, will receive the nomination for Governor, although thore is a great contest between the rival candidates. . ‘The first ballot to-day resulted as follows:-- Mr. Floyd stands no chance. WHIG STATE CONVENTION. CHanrorrrsviiz, Sept. 25, 1861. ‘The Virginia Whig State Convention met here to-day, and the attendance was very large. Col. Bondurant was chosen president. Mr. Sxovn nominated George W. Summers, of Kana- whe, for Governor, which was carriod by acclamation. Mr, Suerrey stated that Mr. Summers would accept the nomination. Speeches were delivered by a number of distinguished gentlemen, and the convention was very harmonious and enthusiastic. A committee on resolutions was appoint: 4, and the conyenticn adjourned until to-morrow, when candidates for Lieutenant Governor and Attorney General will be nominated. An Aboiitionlst Flogged, and Compelied to Leave Virginia, Nonrocs, Sept, 25, 1851. ‘The Vigilance Committee of Grayson county, Virginia, om the 13th inst., arrested Jobu Cornutt, a friend ef Bacon's, the Olio abolitionist. They at first requested him to reroutive his abolition sentiments, which he re- fused to do; they thea stripped him, tied him to a tree, and, after reogiving a dosen lashes, he agreed to re- nounce abolitioniam, sell his land and negroes. and leave the State, Great excitement prevailed, and mittee were im pursuit of others The Ohio River, Pirtssvac, September 26.1851, ‘The river is stationary, avd the weather is rainy. The Farmers and Mech ‘” Bank. New Bacxawiex, N. J., September 26, 1351. ‘The report in the Tribune of this morning, cf the fali- ure of the Farmers and Mechanics’ Bank, in this city, is without foundation. The bank is ina condition, ‘The stock is held by our best citizens, and its affairs have been prudent!y managed. A R. BPEER, Times Office, a pe Marine Affairs. Lavxew.—Will be launched from the ship yard of Jere. minh Simonson, foot of Nineteenth street, EB. R., at ten o'elook, A. M., this dey, the steamer Central America, built under superintendence of Commodore C. Van- derbilt, to rum in connection with the steamer Director on Lake Nicaragua. Her dimensions aro as follows, viz , 160 feet long. 24 feet beam. and 7 feet depth of hold; about 260 tons register, The Central America has been built in the unprecedented short time of twenty-seven from the time of roosting the contract; and pares a maideration the 1g inie cor exoessive warm weather the workmen were subjcct to within that pant % is the — Say on record in the line of ship building. er a ih er ah Built at the Allaire a& Lauxenen. ~The ip per ship Northern Light was launched from the yard a th the Mesers. Byes First street, South Boston, on 7 jureday foreneon. pronounced by thore enpable of judging, tobe one of the finest mo- Gelied ships now afloat, She is m gape se? burthe: vo owned by James Huckios, Esq. eg of Bhe will be by Captain Malley Loring, late of the rhip Cairo, and will oad iu Wineor & bore ‘slime ofGail- fornia packets. A benutifully modelled schooner, of 140 tons burthen, named the Edwin It. Rewley, will be launched to-day, at high water, pon thee rd of Messrs. Davis & Burton, at Cooper's Point N.J. She will be commanded by tala Rogers, om experienced scamen of is iuter ded for the Southern trade. At Newburypert, 25th instant, by Mr. Joseph Coffin, a clipper bark of 860 tons, calied the Flash. esers, Emmons & Littlefield, Kennebunk, will launch, omthe 27th instant, yap ey A Con) called the International. owned by Messrs. Geo. C. Lord & Co , of Boston, Robert Smith, 3, and Wm ‘Lara, Jr. of Kebnebunk, and to be eosempnted be Co arnt Brown, of Ae hs LY = At Bath, Me . Se jayward,a clipper ship of (0 tons, poy Eee by Dim me reported ‘At Cape Flizabeth, September 17th, & Cathoun, a schooner of 160 tone, call At Owl's Head, Thomaston, Sept, 20th, from ship yard, a su erlot schooner of 108 tons, ealied the Me. lite, buile’ by Mr. Joreph Stetson. The M. is owned by Merers. Dabney & Cunningham, of Bostom, and is ia- tended for the Mediterranean trade. Police Intelligence. Robbing on Exchange OfficemA Bold Tift Between the how sof 12 and 1 o clock, yesterday young wan ¢f juvenile appearance, named George i won, was arrested 01 rge of burglarionsly eaten the exchange office, No, 70), Chambers street, under the Irving House, stealing therefrom gold coin and beak hills smounting to $172 amd upwerds, the propery of Mr. Semuel W. Varks. it seems thet betweem 12 and 1 o'clock, Mr. Parks left hie offies, and locked the cater door, while he went into the Irving House fora few mi- nutes, end during bis absence the accused entered the Mesars. Sosawe office with # skeleton key, and took from the prevaises the money above named and was jot making his exit from the ofiee, when Mr. Parke returned od observed the prisoner at the doer, fumbling with the handle as it he wanted to goin; but infact, be had just locked the ‘ not at firet cain with the falee key. Mr. Parke, vngpee = enn : Nw door ner might want to get some money ©: nyged we. soon. however, as Mr. Patks tocke:l ai the (ili he discovered that his money had been. stolen therefrom, and forthwith went in pt be hal seenat the door the moment Chambers street, and om tarn- “Wilson and scoused Wilson, becoming from his person and began to plerd to be allowed to go, saying that it he (Parks) would let him clear, he wor sive up the money. Bile prupesition, it Je needless to way. Was roiveed by Mr ‘Assistant Captain (he Fuh werd, was at hand, he vas toay of the police; hix person searched, ts was found the nt of money tated. The prisons conveyed be: together wich the money and skele- Triultite eMdavite were made, octtin Lurgiary aud grand jarceny, the ‘ecowted nawer (he charge at court. he prisoner, was a $1 bill ‘one known to be int ia abanne from the Por-esston of the prise ck of the exchange office door. —A Gorman named Charles Wel mar, toy. on a charge of stenting $20 from it residing at No. 2 Groenwieh street, # = The cowpla about deprsitin “Industrial, Savings Ban! clinar accompanted bis friend i:\- pd ndvieed ¥ to let him eoust the Weber feowa the theft was pot arcertatned anti! after wes deporited, The rext day the acowed was avd $ fpored to be a portion of the stolen 4. Jastiee Usborn committed tho n for trial. ewed i Naval Intet cation has raned fewth of Lieut, Wilkow R on the d A meeting of bis Atates renee Ind } t which hig Jasted ta honor of the memery of 8 wr Bibb, U. 8. brig W op Switt, left Newport on th belg of war Perry wae at M Youbet, Texas, wae robied thu might 0 On Nog ny PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH, DIOCESS OF NEW YORK. The Election of Dr. Creighton as Provisienal Bishop. ae FINAL ADIJOURME NT THIRD Dax. The Convention assembled at nine o'clock, yenter- dey morning, pursuant to adjournment. Morning pray- | ers were read by the Rev. Srerary H. Bar Christ Churoh, Cooperstown, the Rev. @. Janis Gern, | rector of Christ Church, Balston Spa, reading the lessons, At ten o'clock, the house was called to order by the | united in chaunting the Te Dewn Loudamvs, President. were read, The minutes of Thursday's proceeding Judge Caxiry arose and asked whether the blank | the fo leer pred 3) votes on the fourth ballot werete becounted as votes, | ing Commities and the M ‘There has been, he said, much controversy on this sub- Jeot in legislative bodies, and it was recently decided jn | then took their stations, and the the Massachusetts Legislature that they should not be counted. Ithink that they should not. Any member who does not vote isto be considered as retiring from | the contest. Our constitution says. that the votes must | be given for some enndidate. ballot was, in my opinion, deci We have made an election. (IIad the bianks been thrown ent at fourth ballot, Dr. Wainwright would have been elected). Some may net think it expedient to settle the subject in | Uhis manner, but the point should Cenvention. If no one else wii ma! that in future blank votes be considercd as no votes, Mr. Brrxcun objected that the subject of the of the minutes was now before the house. Judge Brrvs moved that the minutes be amended in settled by this | the case of each ballot, by inserting thet the Chair an- | a nounced that there was no ciection by the two orders After considerable discussion between Judge Oakley, Drs, Higbee and Tyng, Mr. Spencer, Mr, Larrison, Prof. Davis, and otbers, tuterrupted by frequent calis for the | gents the amendinent was {Ost and the iainw roved. Wives deiegates, not present“on Thursday, presented | Members severally aftixed they si their certificates, which being approved. they wuswered to their pames, and took their seats. The Rey. Dr. Tyso moved that tie house immediately | yee ed ton fiith ballot for a Provisional Bishop, Car- Fi ¢ Oaxiey m¢ved that the tellers be to count the blank ballots, and defended his some length. Judge Brrrs opposed it. Hon, J.C. Srexcrn seid. that we onght to reard this ase matter of principle, and to meet it accordingly. dissented from Judge Petts xs to the dec State of New York upon this point. case was parallel with that of yoting for laying « resolu tion upon the table, I would ask, be said, if a man has not a right to say, “I will net vote upom this question,’ Ithitk the blank yotes ehould Le counted. ceed a step farther, and ‘ask what ise blank vote? ‘the gentleman from Calvary says that it is ao Inelectnat vote. Lfully agree with bim. If [ vote for John Smith, Itbrow @ blank vote in effect. (Laughter.)\ My friend fy it is au ineifectual vote, it yote for John Smith; but. Tsay, it isefiectual for my purposes, The consti- tution giver each of us the oppurtunity ¢f voting. How: By walt, The learned speaker ably defended bis views by illustrating the nature of the ballet, Jude Oaxiey rose, He was interrupted by ealls for motion at “question.” t Hint. raid there was apother way of defeating the election than by blank votes, that Is, by there learned disusrions. ‘The result of the fourth | teously directed that the lich: moticn, move | © approval | I fustructed not | us of the | pov cuneing the following te Te said that the | will pro- | | already appropr' | vidional Bishe | Dr. Fcrnorpyn—I move that we ley these hairs that we are spliiting upon the table (Laughter.) Loud calls were then made for the question Judge Onkley’s motion was put and lost by a lncge majerity. ‘The (warn anncunced that the house would now pro- cred to the fifth bailotting for s same tellers were appointed, wnd the satae order o!- served as heretofore. While ibe tellers were out, the report of the Committee on Treasurer Rowland’s report was the Secretary. It sho Mui the ex) of the last conyenti The Tarsscner arked that the membe ets Of the conven- tion be more punctual in the contribution: required by the canon of the Diocesan fund. On motion of Mr. Farnrson, the canom was read. A litte conversation ensued as to the comparative contributions of the country and city churches ‘The report of the Committee on the Diocesan fond was then read, and it was resoived that the members of the convention be their usual mileage Tt was resolved, the whole subject of (he Diocesnn fund be referred to a special committe of five, to report nding ad by at the next annual convention. whether any further le- | spproved ffisation upon it bemeccaary. The ohatr appointed the Dr. Bedell, Rev. De. Tyng, W. Il, Harrison, Boy with the President and Secretary. ax fhe commie It was then resolved, That 2.000 copies of the journal of the convention be prioted, comtaiming the additional | ted by mach canon, under the direction of the Secretar; ‘The tellers then announced the result of he fifth bal- Jot, as follows :— FIFTH PALLOT Clerical Votes, Ladty Vi Rev. Dr. Wainwright . . w “ Creighton. 92 73 3 1 2 3 2 - = 2 me 1 ~ 1 - - 1 - 1 2 ~ Totel......+ see 190 vis Necessary toacholce.. 90 4 Total vote . socccscoe ss SOB ‘There not being a concurrence of & “majority in each order, there was ro election. On motion ye! it was resclved to proceed immediately to the rixth The tellers announced the following as the rerult of the sixth ballet: — wexTi mar tor Clerical Votrs Laity Vi Rev. Dr. Wainwright... eae) 4 3 1 1 1 & a Ay tellets reported the 1, rf follows — SEVENTH BALLOT, Clevical Vote Rev. Dr. Creighton... a Wainwright. “ Vinton .... ‘ Laight ‘ Potter... Sparrow ... Seba Smith. Total Necessary to a choice. Total vote anne No election 1: was (hen moved that the house proceed to an eighth Several of the members moved adjourmment. ted the Rev. Dr, Atkinson 4 it was forthwith com- jocks. the tellers declared the fol eed wich the eighth ballot. eae d At halt pest three o lowing result: -— RICH EM BALLOT Vote. Lay Yul Teer. De. Cr «Wainwright t “ — Kippes os . Atkinson | 2 Rerrien. om 1 1 Total... cove 1 vw. 6 ‘ a) The & need Ker, Wiltivom € ten, B.D. hed lected Boo . Diocese ew Yor The Rey. Dr. Panes offered Moe followin, Resolved, That the Rey, Willem Creig And ly heroby declared dvly elected Pree) New York Carricd wren movety. ‘ The house then took a recess aaltl? wt alog EVENING © 8: The convention te. aseemb! ed nt seven o'e enlled te order by the Pres! de cy. De. Govino". Provisional Bishop eleot, arose saraes 1 the convention ek, and was ‘nds=Yon have tected me to the highest honor, im fy eviimation, {0 able sng roan cam be raised. You Dave ehowenane 1 the office of a Bishop in the Church of Ged~ a fon, to which there is mene superior in re. , Mifnence, wrefa pity aanotily. 6 the favorabie Provisional Bichop. ‘The surplus on hand over | | o'clock) the conventi aL 3 w, hint I thank you. ut is well known that on twe lared my » may decided pe or frame dead my the for this exalied station; and I it I had expressed sentiments in terms such as not be and euch as must shut out all action im to such as pos has ej large influential to accept it. momentous mat ‘The Bishop et he had covupled during the sersion as president of the convention. On motion of W. H. Hinsisov, Esg., it i heath that the Rev, John Brown, D D., take the chair es sident pro tem. The Rey Dr. Hucnr then tavited the pone to unite in public thanksgiving to ty God for the happy terion of the imporiant work of the day. pa Sona H hag ee ee on organ, comet talent init execution. vai Row and Har took places ia the chancel and conducted the proper exe Ren oe | ‘The whole convention, with the congregation them Prayers the Bey. Dr. Brown, nediction. Rev. Dr. Brows, then took ¢ elections of the Stand- ssionsry Committee wore | mow before the | The tellers appointed on the first day of the seston ‘aries called the voting tor both oom- | and thankegivings were read aaa eetie cnvise win caste The President pro tem... | flu of the clergy and laity, they | mittees in thesame ballot. | “During the absence ef the tellers. it was resolved that the following canonical tcstimenial of the election of the Rey. Dr, Creighton be signed by the clergy amd laity [At this juncture, the Rey. Dr. lisight very uncowr~ be taken drom the re portcr’s stand for use elzew! ) THE TRETEMONIAT ton, Ware informed, sostiy linble te evil reper iu religion oF for viciousnes# of life; and that | know or believe there is any impediment, on account of Whic': he ought not to be Consoorated to that holy othee, | We monover, jointly and feverally declare that gut conscience, believe b | demrnin nines tnd tue manners ‘and godly con ise the ofhes of a Bishop, 't of their names. Tho Rey, Dr. Waixwnrie moved a resolution retarm- ing the thanks of this convention te ic President, (now transiated to the Kpisoopal chair) foe igpified, courteous, orn PY manuet in which, for many sears, he had performed cfitcer of that body. The resol 8 fervent with for his happiness ottie Missionary Committee ag | Rev. Samuel B Johnson, VD Zz Oakley Baq ; Th MM, key; Bobert strong, . William Berrien, 2 Ds Kev, John M’Vielar, ey, Samitiel Sewbut Kev. Denjamin | Haight, D. D; Hen. Sean lion. Murray Hofman, fon, Gulian C, Verplanek, Fi | Smich, Esq Hien. J.C. Srexcen off next mecting of this conr the episcopal fund over and ¢ tae | Com n lttee Ja resolation, that ontil the ation, the entice prooends o& © the suu of $2600, hop, be paid to the pro- Adopted, » Hon. J excen thea propos w after a brief discussion as to terms, was red! to this form:— it is desired by many membe worthern pare ef t).© doves ail be brought to the © carly da lect Gommaittes of six be appointed te collect all the information may Le useful te a dociaiom arrison, Wei Dr. Van Bleek, Rev. Rev. Dr, W. b. Joby Beatury. It was Rh d, That the Rev. De. Brown, chai bishop of re t laure’ to tae elee- | Rosclved, That the Standing Committes tebe all stepe neceroary to the consecration of tho Provisional Bishop leet . ved, That efter the ronding of the minutes, the eva vention atlousm etne tie. | A vote of thanks to the Seoretary was uneuimowsigr minutes of this day's session were then read aad Gloria in Excelsia ’ was chanted eaid by the President, whereupon. G Ajourned sine de. roseedings of this body were charactee- 4 feeling. and the mem- ‘The whole | Lers appeared to proon Sox = ratiafiod with its resuite, | may well be proud of their new house +. | avce inthe galleries. The ceremony of * follows —Hrethren and | City Intelligence. Consrenation ov THE Garey sTREFT SyNaqoour "| old «ynagegue in Blm rtreet, which was formerly one of the features of the city. and especially of that part of the city in which it stood, was, # short time since, sala like many old churches, because it was too far down town, \ The congregation, formerly worshipping there, at omoe set to work to build a new synagogue in Greene street, This edifice, having been near Houston finished, was, | on Thursday last, coneecrated to the bi ses for for whielt | it was designed, ‘The ceremonies. on cocasion waid to have been of the most imposing character, Rey. Dr, Raphael. who is Rabbi of the reached the sermon; the Key, Dr. Hersel and the ‘ev. Anstl Leo aleo took pest. ‘The muse for the coca sion was conducted ly George Loder, and did credit te all the performer he cougresation c ‘oni Jeshurua) orahip. It is fine building. Loth iu « xterior and interien @ | There was a large atsemblage of speetatora.both Is and others, t; aud We beye rarely | collection of splendidly wttized ladies ax cred serolls of the law to their and depositing them there. was alate merting of the concregstion, Abraham Keq.. War unauimously re-elected President Parnase for | the en-uing year The pre-ent officers of the tion are MeSre A. Mitchell, Z Bernstein, A. Mork Levy, and Bennett hy trustece Monars. Chartes Kirg, A 7 Leeenek, Jacob Mack, AS Vouprasg, aad Jobn Levy, building ecmipittee Finy —About balf pest 12 o'clock yesterday, « fire broke ont in # frame building ued asa cabinet of 725 Greenwich etreet, and occupied by Mr. ‘The tenes immediately commutes ith Mr. Guiliver’s store. fronuing On @ consumed. together with the wd “ome “hie nie had sent to Me pisbed. The nrtteoty, arctroyed y Mr. Sparks, and cecupied by Mr. Seaman Allaire, j duteher, Ii i* nm insurance of $10 ts the P stance Company. The fire then eom- | Municated with the two story beick hours, No, 196 street. cocupied and owned Mr. Ledhill, the seeonsd story Was completely harnt No inearanoe. houre, No. 105 Berry street, was move damaged, was ceeupled by Mr. John Carpenter and Moe abo. uraver The frame stebles at the rear ef Tae Greenwich street. were entirely deetroyrd—they were wed respectively by Mere Harrie ) atone, ae Se sured tor $600 fn che Gevemwich panes The howe 133 Greenwich, was demaced te th of $900, but it ie inewred (or $2009 im the | BY. Police of the F Niuth, Fit | teenth wards, were present end the firemen im pumbers. The tire ie supposed te peaceued by the {epition of seme chavings which were weed im hemi | ing giae. | A Rewaro or © —We were perteriiay shown « ry handeeme gold mivdal, to be pre oa by the owa- ed ty Tine of Liverpael packets, (0 ® dd Mary Jones, whe bas boen twenty-twre ity et stewertess o@ boatd choir packet ‘ 1 eld an inguert at on the body of «wen inacited who wre foed dead to the toak-ap btn apart areas procured, and che decanted (Verdict. death caused ly em , The Woy of an wee - 4 went » Deo —On Thured FIR ayonve, near not until he bad f evetat hee