The New York Herald Newspaper, October 8, 1851, Page 1

— > THENEW YORK HERALD. ©: I] WHOLE NO. 6922. MORNING EDITION-----WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1851. PRICE TWO CENTS. C avis i. To con- sglude with TDON IU aN—Unn duane Me, “Payor: Don Guzman, Mr, Conovy Dou Feroandn, Mx. Lean: Mast Coney; Donne Auaa, Mrs. Grattan, CHAMBERS sTaEET—DvORS Dasee. URTON’S rqearar te Box Tickets, i Wen ing Ost entertainments will com: ‘the of thi wai ‘QFCROTS EY Sergeant Aerie, Me, Plomings Pea rs Tus Pv PUBLIC ARE ¢ ARE RESP. ED L the two last Concerts which aiss Catiorine ‘tay ‘will for the present give, take place on Thursday and Sat day bites 3 ISS CATHERINE HAYES Will give her Eighth greud Concert in America, at Tarrier Hay, on oTaunspay, Vcronsr 9, PROGRAMME. New Overture—Zanoni.. Barcarole—“* Sulla poppa del mio bri @'Edinburgo). . Beena—‘ Qui 1s voce’ a tani ie Doet—"“Suoni Ie tromba’ (1 Puritant ri Badiali and M. Bolo on the Viouege *y oe ‘Conductors—MR. Grore: ie LopeR and MR Lavesv. h grand Or Orchestra of more ‘than forty Performers, the moot ent im Ni (A York, has been loyed tenis comers wl be from ik Tickets, i berg be pro op roadway; at Hall's masie nPripler alle” commences st B08 0 T% IPLER HALL.—WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCT. 8.— rs Ballad yo ya by Mr. aye} ‘cho aumori- Land of my Birth; | | gee STR, een, I would not Die e Spring to bo had HRISTY'S OPERA HOUSE, MECHANICS’ HALL, NO. fol 472 Broadway, above Grand it. —Upen n geting eo week until f further notice. camates cise a welt = n Christ qe meaning. sn efficient aud vor. rmers,” sper ission, 25 ce nts. Doors open ab eich. ngs Sheree sieaat : Beet wadmtance ‘quete, gsemt tees ders. bid. A FuacR eate Tom ever was there b: Soames the great American ac ae out; i jason, the of at ad sit Sis rectaertiierui eta twa A cat bal T o'clock; to commence at 8 ek prota if ‘amiaio, Oh cont oh parte vt the house, te a publie tion of the HE # 33 i the sbephordeen, oy me. Ls beautifal nots of ur. ean imte lity U . ‘net, Satie tal . ett nd towns in "t Monday, edassday, Sth, ba iy tilay, Woh, ot Ab , lth. de: Toes Thos tiebo; Wedneadny. h Virgoon facie ry: Pr h rand» Tah, ‘her ser ‘Deh, Wailingf ed; © acenesten ‘ednesday, 224, Bes Benoington. TL TA RMON © FOCIET) —TENTH 3: bers are respectfully informed that the feseon will take p turday i be reoctret by Mesers. Sehatvonverg Bt bad by be Seorstary, oF any of tue Comaitten of Ma gsment. By rfon y a ai L. ENSIGN, fee 6 Wo: eter etrent, m1 we TO Have THE usp or TRIP a Te Sesine At 22k ler Hail sevin use of ‘5. WARD WELL, 90 Brondwap. AMUSE NENTS. Brokbway raearan— ea ua Li open OE to coumence at7. 125s conte; Private vit tit! ans D, saan res ne fa espolitan: ee by and M'fle At di Te conclude wit} the ante of BLE. BEDDED ROOM—Mr. Dulcimer Pi Davidge; Mince, Me- Shaw; Mrs. Deputy Lomne, Mrs: Vernon IBLO’S GARDEN. MANAGER, MR. JOHN SEFTON, Tickets, 50 ee Priv: xes, $5. Doors ro ones at; commence at ‘clock. The wonderfu) Ravel ly. Gabriel in ol al charaaler Francoisin two en- tertainments Mons. wonderful rope dancer, Antoine as Conse. saab she at ine of the ehey omic panto .¢, already honored with a bi t career of sixty night) vba by mg miust be Se emery with drawn, in con. sequence of the advanced state of forthcoming Moveltien, wv day, Oot 8, Tj cht fo To be followed by the co: - | Reider, Ook 8 tate SKI. "To eonciuds with the fairy comic pantomime of Fy OUL. Brovss. M'S LYCEUM, BROADWAY,» street —Doors open at7; to begin Circle me ty ‘sn chestra Seteier 5, the ude Me NS— he, Chi dale; Be: enc hota ret Ms iar Pas Beal by rea car Shieh iss NO, (42 BROADW AY.—GERMAN NATION. Oot 8, STADE UND LAND: 1% & farce, with songs, Konkel Mise Jagoby; oer Jaooby, ipal characters Doors ‘Made: na Buchbeister im the ope! wae commence st Bo'clook. ter F. ee Collis okie; O¢ choy r Buckley = tat Abeir friends an ee men wa. ant yn with Fellows’ Minstrels, a» tenes their intention to travel South. ret few Orleans Sereneders, or New cet ane ob the original company, composed of the above “HAWING RE. jo, 54 Clinton place, Public that she will opem het a moved her Dancin, Aeetens fn) most respeotfully informe the 'acsce in October, as usual. AEN 2 DODWORTEH'S PRIVATE DANCING aoa: street, near Brosdway.—T! 443 Broo gevaviatngent Will open, for tho ensuing season, 01 day, ote! Classes en Mondays and Thursdays; classes on Wednesdays and nd Boturday: the afternoo: Indies and ci yp, and in the evening for gentiemen. ror particulars, see circulars. H “ Y Re, AND SISTER'S ACADEMY gon. anoin| pind jhonltbfal exercises, at the Stu ‘Tuition has 6 ‘accfulrnd appropriate manner, var have oi several vents in Pais, asthe} Ttopal Acndumy, ‘and at schools for private dancing, in ues. Appiy daily, 3 te above address, from eleven o'clock. until two. STARING "3. PRIVATE RASS. AND WALTZING atrect —Mr. ann im, cademy, No. ing the ol 8. takes pleasure in ith and 01 Ostober 1 nesday for Indice and masters; forgontiomen. Private lesser ols familics attended. ‘Bolrees asteual Me, & will iatror nee, in addition to the goriitae, and tompste, tho Pareal posed by himself Musiofor wale at his rost- ADAME avausta TAKES Lasye MOST RES- peotfuily to inform the none hones of New York that her inetruetions ing 1sth inst., at the spacious and beauti(ully arranged roous in the Stuyvesant Institute, 659 Broadway. “MUSICAL. 4 PROFESSOR oF: PrANG AND SING i residence oF in those of the For particulars apply frem Sto Peletee LaDy, EXPE to obtain some tory CED IN TEACHING, Wishes \s for = Piano Forte teams, for Lo doing a good cash Vusiness. The abo any enterprising man to make a fort Herald otfice, “Good reasons given (or oe HOUSE To ‘LET. 4 GENTLEMAN HAVING A fine house, betow P street, containing all the mo- dern improvements, and amatenls 3 dation, or $300 ‘arnita-e is desirous of rentia until “the first of Ms y next, or a loager pe: bat . R., Broadway Post ofiice. Addrers EST DESCRIPTION other ested i hmint alle, aad a erset fr her Ra inquire at No, 408 yn. OR SALE—THE LEASE OF PR ES, PAYING A clear profit cf $1,250 per year, together with furniture worth $800. $2200 will be required to hase LC Tave years) and farvitute. The promises ae very constantly ooenpiad by koed’ pa Howes & Balkcom, 8) Nastuu ni ' SALE—THE ONE HALF fam house. located CY eat re ne Ci nuoh may be palé r80 owes Balzcom, 83 Nassau stroet. F% SALE—A LEASE OF THE STORE yey or Houston atrect and Besotesg: lease over five years un- expined. Fer Paria TT UACE, 75 Carmine atreat. FOR sate —a Lot 0 AP PEARL SUITA Musieslis or Gatton manatnovurers,” Tageiee ot Nee 9 Fulton's ‘street, 9 small room with steam power wanted. Apply ae ab: oar and Brooklyn: JPURNISAED HOUSE 10 LET —THE LARGE MODERN house, No. SI Mott street, to let; furnished iyuired, or the furniture will be sold ey vemnte. "Foe joulare rin NTEREST AN Beondnay. ‘The bar urchase, enta, “Apply t6 yt ag AND FIXTURES 0 A be seen at all times, waloon, corner t Court and Harrison w rent, to ® careful family, arent ot ve at Mr. Blake's Grocery, By In Cilten, ba 2 104 WEST TWENTY-FIRST STREET, TO L ven immediately, the Ewe. ‘apply to = HART, ' tom square. Fices TO LET—A VEVY bg Ay BLE FRONT Mice, . 17 Maiden lang: rent, TEAM POWER—TO LET, A LET, A SPACIOUS LOO! AND tore, with steam power (havin, legate 0 yoy Me acana perk. Rect tows hated julber:y street. 0 Lat LET runeaeE ROM “Now by Mt 4 of M mda of house. to rn 0 LET—TO A GENTLEMAN AND His WiFs, pew modern house, in Chariton strest; rmall children mediately. Address, with ve name, AM, ti NTS IN HOUSE NO. 7 ty. The house is con paren employed down town during © Promiteny'° RIEL FITZOBRALD. TAnoe yove sTORY Bouse, ait, given imme. ald office, with T° RENTS A Wet, KNOWN FANCY STORK, RS. tablished nearly thirteen years gince, 422% Grand fireot Some of the Fixtures for sale, as the proprietor Wishes to remove to the country, WW peace AND JEWELLER-STORE son Sale—A good opportunity for tal to invest in & good located ar oo, an eppereunity is offered tha m to bo met e hat run of custecers, ‘and the business. Fo ee Yea) apply at 214 Hudson, corner of Ga 8 ORISPO (Cada Me ¢ well knew tomt style, ae be will er 0 other house LD, uv ‘earn Nhe sbere art. ed INEER.— ye Boe ‘ele! im street,” Large and val ble tale of e! deseri| = and wectal Hounehold Fursivure, ot Sarpete,. 2 Mattresses Cropkery China, Glastcs, Cutlery, and three second-hand Piano: 0. Thursday, 103¢ 0" *clook.foot of twenty, fifth street, the entre ae ‘Smokies and. Packers hetilee nod” weed presses. For particulars see other papers. Acstt TON, NOTICE. J. 1. 1 sell, 5 Trureday, O their selesrcom, 32 Wall street, » ment of rieh Be hes VANDEW ar! tober Bilver Plated Waro, &o. morning of sale’ H a. y AUCTIONEER.—GREAT SAL! be A « Galler: Original Paintings, ol po ae ‘th Dutch and Frliah schools, of a class ae of ‘St auction, now on fag exhibision at ay, next to Walker » atroct. H. H. Leeds & Co. ite ell Pavetion, on Wed “Sm ‘cok ot Stopoant Hall $95 Broadwar® a collection ot ‘sold for account ith rican taste for thelr works.” The ‘collection is squat if not me eupericr to any in this country, either publie isseure, and partion invited to call and examine them. Catalogues to be had at e lery. i Ht. LEEDS, SUCTIONARE. — SPLENDID Sale of mir So pmo Rohan bisck walaut, a aed tI y, obow: gobelin Da ie San to be wae without roserve, as rietor is about to make # change in his business ar- rangements. Purchssers should not omit to attend this sale D, AUCTIONEER. ld F hi 7 ind dint Fealeuns tn watt iS rh fy jag_ room furniture in hair xany pariat And di rench and Gothio Bod- orany and black walnut ‘ardrol Bookcases, &c. Catalogues ready at AUCTIONBER—STORE NO. 15 cage sale of Furniture is tion room, 2 splendid Mirrors; Sofas, rated; Chairs; ae Bodsteads; fends. Ke Sc. Also, © i Grecery Vicbeiee "Ales, sama . SOMERINDYKE, Att'y for Mortg. J 4coz ROgats,. Spruce etree: Wo'clock, at th in bair-cloth Couch Bedetes: bogany Burea nt quantity of Groceries ty of Fancy Dry Go c. R. Cabines Furniture, Carpetin ‘hereday apd Friday. at’ the large Museum building. 899 Broadway, etreets —K wil Sx, KEMP, AUCTIONEER. pe eh tape SaLEOF Pianofortes, & , on in the Chinese eon Spring Prince a {3 auction, as above, to-mor- row and Frirsy, at 100'el of the sanignees, and val Tosewood and mabognay cabinet furnit 8, beet ae ity, aud which has been made facturers, of established reputation ‘a Ain altos ing to the present state of the men has asrign his propert: ie whole of his val Femoved to the Chinese Rooms, and. sold with a large mnactnenhet rich Carpeting, by wil S esvoral aluabls signees of another insolvent esta ‘and 7 091 jan fortes, and other valuale articles the honsekee} ine, to pay cash advances. The whole oom- prising @ very ‘args’ aa extensive assortin: seats 8 very favo le eppertunity for. ply. themselves. with tite of very righ fo by tho Mesers. Meeks. ¢ covering alone on this et SH Also Uwo very elegantly carve ‘ter, of the most beantitul beiliane tone, worth $600 each, full wevinod O34 and 7-ostare I of the best reputation tn thie elt when sold ab priva partic; ‘th whole sho om the morning of sale. MM. SHIRLEY, AUCTIONEER — crockery. Ware, Druggist G the Btoro, rowewood Jo and finish, and very [arranted: ‘also, four YJ. by tp od AUCTIONRER.—THURSDAY. ocT. $90 136 0 P. M., st No. 1 ari orp! pane OSE "oelod in tl ri ee p> UMBERT KENNY, ois Mabopsey, aud Welnut Purni “norpi Tocatel! Se cone citi. cr aie: m2 ee, 3 ee nee’ std Penell Gane seat ofie Chal 5 Gheea, anda quantity of China, Glass, and Crockery, &o. saaehae wou ae irene te — ae eae , at te ~ ‘clock, at No. 10 Cedar Toguee ready. Terme 4 monthe. INDIA RUBBER €09D8. . = PUBLIC INDIA Ri RUBI eall INE PAPER HANGINGS. CIS PARES & Bier ae eee ae a fy ~ ye) rt iter ieee ‘meat wee toon to bana ve PRINTING MATERIALS. PRINTING yee AND MATERIALS — Cases, exebe, chy Kam Pa a he Siow theo times ipriorto th the Tat o Senor al to materia! Ke oti eee ‘le ‘the valine " * Corner ot fea frien he and latest addition vi be tonwod N*% YORK AND PHIL ADELPHI and Priadelphia direct.—Un throwgh in 4s bi New Jor k en, and $2 59 for tooo clase from foct of Cortiandt street, ea erty atret, Lear Vitiadetphin » from the foot of Walnut et Fon Bar on CHantesron.— Wasnixoron. Avetor, he trams perted direct! rewte without extra e! [Oh +1, asp 4 Vo are. ¥ R ILROAD LINE FROM NOW st Fier No 1 North River, Morning Line, at 8 o'clook: A, for. us ‘ad Oa 1.; fare, TA DLiss, agent. | NEWS ‘BY TELEGRAPH. The Revolution in Worthern Mextoo. NO FURTHER FIGHTING-~FAMINE AT DURANGO, ETC. New Oaceans, October 6, 1851, By the arrival of the steamer Fanny, with Browns- ville (Texas) dates to the Ist inst., we learn that the re- volution in Northern Mexico is comparatively ats stand. Gen. Carrabejal remained at Camargo, and the revolu- tionists were determined to defend the place. The peo- ple of the town had held a meeting, at which it was re- solved to accept the pronunciamento issued by the libs- rators. The Mexican troops stationed there were allow- ed to march out of the town with the honors of war. A report having reached Matamoras that the invaders were preparing to march upon them, # large number of the eewngem including all the women and children, fled, eaving only two hundred and fif.y men in the to prin of these had taken refuge in Brownsville. Gen Avolos was tortifying Oras against the ex- ered attack of the invaders, though he had but five inared men left As a dernier resort, Gen. A. now proposes to take off some of U erous exactions on commerce. ‘there famine at Durango, Mexico, which has been brought about by the destruction of ‘the crops by the Indians, Corn was selling at one dollar a peck. Bartimore, October 7, 1851. ‘The New Orleans papers are filled with the recent news of the Sierra Madre revolution. The pronunciamento issued by the liberators pronounces “death to tyrants,” and the reasons given for the revolt are as follows :— First—The utter failure of the Mexican goveramsnt to protect the Northern Mexican States from Indian as dations. Second—The unjust, unequal, prohibitory system duties, which operates most destructively on The lntere naethes of the people of the frontier. Third—The despotic power exerted by the federal go- Yernment over the rights and representation of the seve- tates. Bet ides Camargo, Mier and several other towns were in the hands of the insurgents Intelligence from the city of Mexico says thas the go- vernment has sent three thousand men to defend Te- buantepec. Don Fernando Ramnez has accepted the appointment of Minister of Foreign Affairs, and is charged with the formation of a new cabinet. Ceorgia Election. Cxarcesron, Ost. 7, 1851. We havea few returns from Georgia this morning, chiefly in favor of the Union ticket. Bibb County—The States rights candidate is elected by & majority ot about 60 votes. Fort Valley Precinct—Houston gives the Union ticket 85 majority. In dtaretta, Cobb (Union) has 96 majority for Governor, Kone Precinct—¥ \oy 4 gives the Union candidate 63 ma- jority ‘Grigin PrecinctIn Pike county the Union ticket has 80 mejority. DeKalb County—1n this county, Cobb has polled 989 Votes, giving him so far, a majority of 108, and two pre- cincts to be heard from. ‘Muscogee—Cobb’s msjori'y for Governor is 178, and Jchuson (Onion) for Congress. 144. The average majority for Upton representatives in 169 Iv gusta—'he majority ix 78 (supposed Union). chnond—Oobdbd's taajority is hevokee Precincts—a tar 4s heard from, Cobb has a majority. No Canadian Ministry Yet. Tororo, Oot. 7, 1851. No ministry has been formed as yet. The Governor General, who is staying at Drummondsville, has sent for Mr. Morn, Speaker of the Legislative Assembly, to form cabinet, ‘The Tennessee Legislature. Lovisvinie, October 7, 1851. ‘The Tennessee Legislature was convened yesterday, ‘and organized by electing whig officers in both branches. Col, Bigler in Pennsyivania. Howrspaue, Oct. 7, 1851. Col. Bigler, the demberatic candidate for Governor, arrived here to day, having been met eight miles off by & procession of two hundred and thirty carriages, a! decorated with flags and accompanied with music. This «fternoan, vol. ler made @ speech of about an hour aud @ halt, before four thou: People, by whom he wag enthusiastically cheered. Monetary Affairs at Boston. Boston, October 7, 1851. ‘There was a heavy feeling in the stock market to-day, and nearly every description weot down a shade—the relief in the money market being but temporary. From the South, STRANGE PROCEEDING OF SENATOR SOULE—JEFFER- SON DAVIS AND 1HE GOVERNORSHIP OF MISSIS- sirPl, ETC. simone, Oct. 8, 1851, Senator Poulé, during an address at alate political meeting in New Orleans, offered the testimony of a /ugi- tive slave to defame President Fillmore. This singular Proceeding created considerable excitement. Firating, |; ‘Lhe New Orleans Bulletin, of the 20th ultimo, brought by to- night's Southern mail, mentions a report that Jef- fezson Davis bas withdrawn his acceptance of the nomi- nrtion for Governor of Mississippi, he being dangerously fil at bis residence. The report also says he has resigned his generalsbip, ‘The Holmesvilie Banner, of the 17th of Beptember, confirms the statement that he has re-con- sidered bis acceptance of the gubernatorial nomiaaticn. Fifteen out of forty-two wounded by the explosion of the steamer Brilliant, died at Plaquemines, Mr. Lewison, editor of the Baton Rouge Advocate, was dangerousiy wounded. Mr. Grabem, Secretary of the Treasury, left Washing- ton yesterday, on a visit to North Carolina, in conse quence of the death of his brvther. Ile wili be absent two weeks. yna, Oot. 7, 1851, ‘This morning a German brakeman, (who acted asan interpreter,) on the accommodation train, while going ‘west, fell off the cars and had both his legs cutoff. He remained on the track, undiscovered, until the next unin Oe pga up, little better than dead. His name is upknow Yente the mail yg west, ran off the ane eects fortes mosses cars belonging to the eee 6 byes he change wih extensive mall reebertes. He is now | in Ube jail in this piace. + aed alll ‘The Ohio River, ac. Perremvna, Oot. 7, 1851 Bie ar mesma en feet, And isatestand. Tho weather is plearan t. The Steamer Marton at Charleston. Chancesros, Oot 7, i851. The Marion, from ork arived Mey at ea ge gw (Tuceday) Marine Disaster. Nonvroun. Oot. 6, 1861 The schooner Caldwell, of and from Washington, with Scargo of naval stores, is arhore at Rhtzehoit, Poitece inteilgence, Charge of Stealing Goid from an Emigrant. —Officers Crosett and Eider. of the tower police, arrested, yesterday, aderman pamed Wiliam }. at Busnwiok, Long on on & charge of stealing $1.600 in gold coin, from ‘cxrerion of & German emigrant, some two Weeks p who boarded at the time at Beck's German emi: «rant houre, corner of Waahington and Liberty streets \e eeeme that the acousd stole the mouuy from che (rank of the complatrant. who was wn acquatotance of ‘he thief, they having both arrived in this eoustry to- gether in the seme veel, and ham koew that the co Mple‘nent bed money im his possession. Che accused wan In so much haste vo leave, afer stealing the money, that be left ali tis owneffects behind him, and forenwith | i reeeeded to Brooklyn engaged a carriage. aud toid the driver to drite him t ashen immediately, informing tom that he hed been gambling the might previous. and farther, that he a weme hatte | ed Won 8 large a@oun: of money had etabbed ® man with whom ulty, wd wished to ese earching the prisoner » bis purses fon a carpet beg. aud « money by the complainant es the belt im which his cs posited previows to roobery The pri tyed before Justice Urbora, wav courant sum, to apewer a further eaamiaation. Sporting Inteitigenee, Boat Ra be match race becwoon Charles Thomas end Jemes Lee, reeuiting (rom the ehailenge of the wer come Off yenterrin sou from pise Not, Noch Fiver. to go around brdiow's Inlant and back, n distance «ft tour males @md abait. which was won by We. Caomes + thirty. (hres minutes beating bis oppournt abow: for'y ords =the Gey wns beautife!l ia une extreme, there telpg ® Flight » ind from the scuth ward, sua emooth aem, | Ailer op exoetiont start, they Weut away together at an ary rae for nearly # mile, Waen Thomas stole away rou lee, making ® gap of rome tairty feet, which Lee id not succeed in closing up during the race. ARRIVAL OF THE EMPIRE CITY. Very Late trom the Isiand of Cuba. ‘The mail steamship Empire City, Capt. John Tanner, arrived yesterday morning from New Orleans and Havana. She left New Orleans on the 2th ult., and Havans on the 2d inst. ‘The Falcon, from Chagres, arrived on the 2d. Of the Cuban prisoners that remained in Havana, forty-one were sent to Spain in a brig which sailed on the Istinstant. There remained in the hospital about thirteen, who are also to be transported as soon as con. valescent. ‘The Empire City left at Havana the U. 8. stcam frigate Saranac, the sleeps of war Albany and Decatur, and the steamer John Hancock. Among the passengers from Havana is Capt. Robert Ellis, of the late expedition; he was liberated by the Captain General halfan hour before the steamer sailed. He was furnished a passport gratis, and ummediateiy conveyed on board (under an escort) in the government barge. We, yesterday, had en interview with Capt. Ellis. He is fine looking, intelligent y oung gentleman. He was wounded in the left hand by # musket ball, at th, battle of Las Poras, The ball passed through the thick Part of the hand, destroying its future use. Capt. E. leaves immediately for the South, ‘The Empire City brings 160 passengers, and $100,000 In gold dust, on freight, consigned to Drew, Robinson & (o.; also about $250,000 in the hands of passengers. Anne xed are the names of passengers PROM NEW ORLEANS. eed Tolley, OE Nose, MN Borde, lady, two o,childgen, and serv t, D Fauntleroy, U 8 Ni; J Hardoube ic atrison, W Auatie, NN doh ings ait family, ES an, W" Nicoll, Mrs Will M McNamara, J Post Wi Bute, R Pattersos, T Lawer ins, FROM HAVANA Jas Carter, L Raband and son, Luis Silva, Mrs Berma: wand four sons, A Curvillier, & Depeyster, Captain Wotny Ellie Jes Keypas, John Martin, US N; R Grande White, M: Martines, R Morales. ynont cuaanne. hi L Raines, D Fi Robingon. N Roberteot an ote de, S rk, J Le Gri RK Wioke, A Spiak, Geo Bunt, J Kockfeller, W Hum, a a ville, €C Coy, Q La 9 kee, C Reed, § Hoakin, ‘T Drom WN Shaw, Joho N ‘Brown, CP inuis, Bly d ke Casper, F Wright ‘oBtaniey, J ne ye Jc ay Ww Te Dr Es Cummings, J A Som er, J Reewe. @ Gr Gibby. A Sticehell, P Martinez, M Plamt Cummings, J Soafe, B Persold, 8 Kiekp: ches rete & Williams, Thos Campbell, G D Crease, C D: vie, ‘4 Brooks, H Burnett, Thos Devinn. fa in, J C Cook, J b Hiitner, Jno Hoag, Wate, ¢ Oeeiwal os bi, Geo Albrecht, ‘olde Foi Sehr, Pred Poff, H Mes, Robt Siddons, J Scholi, B McCormick, Ben) Dronan, E Mullingt ugh Murray, Chas Hildebrand, Jno Markle, M Welci, B ‘Nore S Survey. The fullowing statement relative to the remaiaing pri- sonersisfrom Mr. Thrasher, late editor ofthe Faro Indus- trial — Havana, Oct. 1, 1851. ‘The promise to many of the prisoners that were toolud- edin the eecond lot sent to Spain.to remit to their frieuds some account of their state, has again rendered it necersary for me co avail myself of the! facilities of a general circular, and I now address you this at the re- quest of all the prisoners, On the departure of those sent away on the 8th ult., there remained in hospital twenty four, and in prison tep waitir¢ 6 v9 ‘These jast were removed to the Punta Castle. where they remained until the moment of their embarkation, and where they were joined by euch of their companions as were subsequently brought ia, and also by those who were removed, convalescent, trom the hor pital. During their stay every attention has been paid them by their countrymen, as also by ir Smith, the secretary of the English Consul, wnd they were visited by Gov. Letcher twice during his short vicit here, ard by several of the officers of the squadron. Their wants were sup- plied in every respect conristept with the rules of the prison, spd their treatment by their jailors was consi- derate aud kind ‘They embarked yesterday, at two o'clock P.M, boara the Spanish brig Ripa, tor Cadiz, exch one meotiene with clothing, provisions, and money, in every respect similar to thore who were sent off before, and cqually in good health, and high iu hove, There remain in hospital Ubisteen, all of whom are rapidly recovering from their wounds, and meet with the same Kind treatment that xtended to all Robert H Breckenridge and Ransom Beach both of Kentucky, who picked twenty miles from land, by a Spauirh coasting schooner, re, for a few days, confined with the prisone * understand, are to be tried 9 on @ charge of having apper- tained to the Lopes expedi! It isreperted that pany ‘of thore here are to be libe- Fated. and allowed to return to their homes, and while we rejoice at this, it is to be hoped that, with proper and continued exertions, all will soon obtain the like boon, I bave the honor to be, respectfully, your obedient ser- J.8. THRASHER, vant, SENT TO SPAIN BY BRIO RIPA, C.J. New ns, Thomas Little, «Mobile. Michael Geiger - New Orleans. - Cincinnati, Ohio . Avgustin Montoro. Trane Free! THANKS OF THE PRISONERS. Onrsrico ta Porta, Havana, Sept. 27, 1951. Mresne W. Stoney Serr avy J. 8. Trmasnen : Grete r= We, the undersigned, prisoners, now confined in the Castillo la Puota, on the eve of our departure for Spain, cannot refrain from expressing our cet heartfelt gratitude for the un wearied exertions Pon | bave used in our bebalf. and the repeated acts of kind- ness which bare tended eo much to alleviate the suffer- ings which we have now nearly forgotten, your genero- sity having left us nothing to wish for but liberty. With out best wishes for your health. happiness, and rorperiiy. we bid you adieu, with the that the Pine far-dinant w en we shall have the pleasure of orming you to the United Btates. We are, very respect- fallf, your friends, ROBT ELLIS, GROKGE PAKR, JNO. JOULNSON, ROGENE N. CAY, AUGUSTIN MONTORO, KH. Np epantend and thirty-eight others. OUR CUBA CORRESPONDENCE. Havana, October 1, 1851, The Deperture of More Prisoners for Spain—The Kindness of Fricnde— The Release of Prisoners, he., Ge. fcme fifty-pive prisoners, belonging to the Loper expe- diticn, bave been for some time in Havane, waiting an opportunity for ecnveyance to Spain, Of these, forty- onecmbarked yesterday, at 2P.M..on board the brig Rips, which war soon after towed to roa by the war steamer Colon This vessel is to escort the brig to a safe distance from these shores. In addition to the Ameri- cat cap'ives, bout fifteen crentes, concerned in the jate Attempts at revolution at Puerto Principe and Trinidad | Were sent to Spain inthe same veesel Thanks to the in- | defatipobie exertions of a few benevolent individuals | the port deerived lade wore well supplied with plenty of | comfortable, warm clothing as well as many otber little ni cesvaties, co much required on along voyage. They Sere aliim good health aod bigh epirite, and appeared ercatly delighted at the presence of several Amerisan incies apd geatiemen, who had obtained permision to | take Jenve of the Ooye just aa (hey were about to embark. It wemed to cheer them ‘ally to eee se many Kind faces abcut them. A prosperous aad happy voyage | tot ws throngh the intercession of a young £ to the revenue cutter at. 14 to be 4. a8 Walco & ME Wilaon Koeres, who, fortunate | ly for him ytd Monguiten Geteask Dtmeanien ea of Georgia. jungeriaa Vionel Biumanthal wil: Bpain s few daye portinunte tet ciel now having been liberated, sya a is to Arrangement between es tw be come to for reatoring 8 to their —" Two of the pin gs Breckenridg: Mr. Beach, were found in a boat at sea, some f five to thirty miles from land. ‘They were ioe eet tp coh ond no water, had one oar in the boat, ely worn out and very weak from banger, eat ves to be taken prisoners by schoooner, were landed ‘at some small port on the edo Beate last were ae a Me ap it otber prisoners, and would, yest ave been sent to Spain’ with the others but for the fact these poor men had fortunately a friend to wate their interests for them; and a letter was addressed to Capt. Platt, pointing out’ to that offlcer “that these two en were found thirty Co at sea, Sent the limits of ith jurisdiction, and had hed a | been removed frem guard of the train, headed by Mr. Follen, numbered fif- teen, After a skirmich, in whieh one of the guard was killed and two ethers wounded, the guard succeeded im capturing three of the banditti and putting the remain- der to flight. While the guard and the main body of the robbers were engaged in the skirmish, a portion of the banditt! euc- ceeded in driving off one mule, laden with two boxes of gold dust. This mule was afterwards found in the woods, Sith a blue blanket overcoat thrown over and a rife lying near by, but the boxes were gone. the guard bad become satisfied that no more gold pb they determined to execute one of the robbers, and were: ‘howe hanging him to «tree when Gov Diaz came up and raved bis life. The robbers were given up to the Governcr, aud the train proceeded to Ubagres, where it arrived in safety. Shortly after its arrival. Dr Théller, of = a | Ma whe bad joined in the pursuit of the ‘sins. conversation with a small girl. several important which ted to the discovery of the two boxes dust, They bed been thrown into the river. They were sepa fi taken to Chagres, and placed safely om board the Ohio, with the others, ‘We also learm from Mr. Ferrier. that a man, who gave his name as Linn, bad chariered the brig Undine, put hee up for San Francisco, acd advertised for passengers. He obtained about $3,000 and disappeared, but eroncgee 4 was discovered rn board the Ohio, taken ashore, tent back to Panama. RECEPTION OF KOSSUTH. Alderman Franklin, Chairman of the Committee of Reception of Kossuth, appointed by the Common Coum- cil, bas made ariangements with the naval authorities that the Mississippi, having on board the illustrious here Kossuth, shculd be detained at Quarantine on her arri- val, in order togive time for @ suitable reeeption of the great lungarian. MORE MURDER BY STABBING WITH A KNIFE—ONE MAN FROBALLY KILLED AND ANOTHER SERIOUSLY WOUNDED. On Moudsy evening, about eight o'clock, am affray took place in a grocery store situated at the corner of Eleventh street and Fourth avenue, between two Ger- mans, named George Stonebridge and William Spiker, proprivtors of the store, and three young rowdy fellows whose Lamesare unknown, during which conflict Fre- derick Van Glahn, the clerk in the ctore, was stabbed im the abdomen with # knife, inflicting fatal wound, and afterwards conveyed to the City Hospital. Mr. Spiker, one of the owners of the store, received, likewise, three depgerous wounds from stabs with a knife—one in the breast, and two in the shoulder—and is now lying at hie reside nee, cerner of Thirteenth street ana Third avenue, im @ dangerous condition, frcan the effects of the injury, which may ultimately prove fatal | "'ttbe fete in this case. as near as could be ascertained | at present, appear to be a wilful intent to take ‘The three accured parties are said to be young men, oe twenty years of age. Ali three having entered together and asked fur the clerk of See ded out some; they took one, and com- menced to smoke, and turned round to walk off witheus paying for them; the clerk remonstrated with them. and ecked if they intended to go off without paying. replied in rather an indifferest manner, “Oh, = rahe. With that, Mr. Stonebridge endeavored — vent their leaving the store without paying. One of y them immediately turced round aud struck Mr. Biow bridge @ blow on tbe face, which knocked him dowa, and being in very ill bealth, he was unable to defend Dimeeit as he would otherwise have done. Mr. Spiker and the clerk, Van Giahn, came to bis aid, and by their mutusl efforte succeeded iu expelling dood: them returned again to the apd Mr. Spiker were rtanding. and with » knife, one was teen to make @ thrust with his right hand at the body of the clerk, and at the same time make # with bis left hand. The thrust with the in the left side of the abdomen of the ae pense the etowech, causing a fatal wound. The injured mam the ‘tore, corner of Ninth stewst 2 oa teense to the City Hospital, dying state. Mr Tpinee ‘The murderous rascais, as soon as the vee Ninth street, the Seve ntoer th ward were 'y the prietor of the store, on see! gronounced Bir nee cf the aoaling party ovcage Goat has taken the deposition of the dying map, which oerres- a in substance, with the above narration of the ir. & Avotirr Awren Arremrt at Mononn —Last even- ing, sbout 844 o'clock. a man named Cherles Augustus, Teviding ona keeping « porter house at No. sol Water street. @ noise in bis bedroom on the second floor of the mises, when he went up to see from whas scurce the noire emanated Oa f the room, be saw the legs of a fri nl gree | from under the The bode and at ovce identi the rascal to ke « suspicious cheracter, familiarly known as Tom. Mr. Augustue asked Tom what be was duiag thore, when the jum ped to hie feet, seized phtol hanging « wall, (previous to doivg which, however T cat une) aD ene Orca at Mr at effet his antagonist over the bapen ee end knocked him down ribs, after which be drew froma sheath « large and stabbed Mr Avgustus in the back of the ne in the forebead., besides inflicting a ghas*! oon a ey he a jum ped out of t! joinit, : sé bi i but wi bead breaking Ha é ri vndow on to che roof he ure, and made hiseveape The alarm the Fourth ward police couwyed the man to the New York fospital, be bus ali tre entertained of hie recovery Vigilant sear, made for the sasnsein. and as be is known, ieee hoped that be will he arrested, and brought to justice. Estancrn Tasct Orenat —Extensive improve- ‘ents bave been going forward in the mechaniwal de- partment atthe tract House, which ure bee = | com. a The two stenna boilers —one for heati a ng, and the otber for propelling the a seat ap—tese the baremeots, and a new engine- Tocm made by excavating the central yard and it over with Orick andirom, A new story bas been to the rear buildirg, and f he presses paced arying- rm and printing wffios. heet-rocm has Seon tinda, nod tbe =e eta ding, avd other apartments, grestly unpror- oa out > sddnion 00 the tedey aoe of this erty, and improvements have been mude ow with only ten days tm terruption to the eriabii-bment They had become cersety by the ory of the s-ctety's operations, wili be appre who appreciate the value of popa- lat religiowr Rnowiedge Tre Heoron Riven Rar.noan—Gnann Cerenaation Tox pay —The liudeon River Heilrond will be ed thie day, #ith grent é-iat, from Albwny to New York. the en- tire line being now complered There will be a meeting Of the shareholders at Gecenourh, aad tateresting pro ceedings will take piace, of which we shail keep out readers adviewd, ‘This iv great event ia this countey— the connection of the oa pital of the State with the great metropol.s by Means of the tailront= whieh snpplies the detot of our river beats deligheful as they are tn = rer. keepitg opem (he communication in the depth of winter Acnicvrtenas —The Westoherter County Agricultural Foowty bold their fair, at White Plains, today aod to merrew. the Sth wd Oth instant, ‘The Amertean Lneth- tu Kebrate taeit ploughing ard spading match with them to-day ‘The Horlem Railroad texe passengers there and back during the tir, at reduceo prices. sere Tol addcesees will be aellvered A ¥atan Acorery av 81 Tuomas’ Morning the eee iding gw eburch. corner Broad wey and clpitet d Ubree of the Jaborers sarong the Gray, en eld ten of near (0 years, wax instamtly Kiliedy aro Jerry 4 jarary NoGrowe were very fejured. the ) wore centeyed to the city Re tal and the +c was called (0 hoid an i.quost oa bedy of the decrared Frrcrpe or an Unronrrsare — Wary Bishop, residing im & boure of ul fare, in Water street, committed erieide og tering Invcanum. She was found dead im her ed yoo terday morning