The New York Herald Newspaper, October 12, 1851, Page 1

~, THE NEW YORK HERALD. ~ WHOLE NO. 6926. epee oat mi a Tc been eee aorta comedy. of ace "3 $"wo i. See ee eae eee ibe | Rr aae'ee oe as ter a! | & +: Angelina Cookles, Miss Emms Taylor. 8 cory Grosse. Mi jan fer uelenl ares fine nitied Mapes eke ry FiuiD” se 000 FN Be Cl Hormour; Ost, Mortons Me, Stato faved 3; Mabel, M; |. F. Ni ™ Gude with the PAST Gowen A 1: F-Nishole. STOR PLACE OPsR. ha gence Last FIVE rm ps of She Wizard, Farewell arrangemonts of Pro- ry of the forth Tporessed da a a3 ar; vate toons 6 A.M. out any extra che: yn earl, ded. Admission to all parte, Persons hing any claime age'nst Pro: to send them to the Astor Place Opera House, foc uljtatent, on or belere Wolnesday Nv YORK AMPHITHEATRE, NO. 57 BOWERY.—L. 2, North, Proprietor = Private’ Roxss, 6) cents: Boxes justte, 25 cents; Pit, 1235 po fore'7; commence ‘ats ‘quarter tof Mona. Gardner, the Ariel Sir fon te ftteea aplendid note in the at North, Odell, Edgar talent of Mr. eT. Noo Savorite aftorpiece. IBLO’S —TURSDAY, ba iene oS M, BENEFIT OF Gabriel Ravel.—U siisaal attract First time these ars, the comic i EACED FRE ce without ae, Pole. by incee ieve of be to conclude tie grand eee of the BEDOGIN, ‘ARAN which \ounced the mi xtrsor inary perform ry egilit be ai ° the Ri mily, M: {ony itity—to be given Jenthd hore Bente, iy, Mz. Lehman, ELAR, HAUL.—PESTIVAL OF HUNGARIAN LI- erty. Heroism rewarded! Llungarians arouse! Com> Kally round the Steadard of Freedom! & zo0 A Professor Anderson, ever one, come all whe mer yer vould feel glad to a4] thelr mise 49 ‘supportit, Professor therefore, bas determined to give the Nighi td 5 Sake Sey. tothe he amount, he has Hall, for Priday eari's Magis Labo ral new aad that unsur evening next, Ooto wheo the ratory will be opened, abd he will introdu astounding wonders ‘im his mystic art Admission Fifty Gente, Professor that to enable hia i the a 0 as work, ef freedom’ th ? Siooe, “whose Recessery aid vertiaing, printing, Otherwise form e- penres, votantestr material groin’ Hotel keeper Lovers of liberty is care ocitete may be Lad at the Hotel QW Broadway. LYMPIC, NO. 422 BROADW4Y.—GRAND SUNDAY Concert of Vocal and Insteamentsl Music.—Sunda; Qeteder 1th, order the well known ant abis lender, User to o A mence at So" look: Priyacs Dox 2) conte; Di 1 1S Sater eies conte; Drese Circle, Is PPeaneus MUSEUM, 175 CHATHAM a ng ons 69. —George Loa, sole diock mbovp tho National Vhext Diamond, the iopian Opera Troupe: J sreatost dancer ia iy orld, Will appear also, Mons, Gz ronges the es woo annet of feats of strength and dex. snd Female Artists. eect alled ia the world; with « variety of } tad. cveaise.. Bor particeiarar see, Sills’ Admineion—Seats Javon Boxes, | a ty Parquetia, 12 EN AORRIB— ‘ "i oa ny 10h, on 2k in as Meth, any Sas WINESH AerkNGLY ROOMS, 60) UROADWAY— ender, Ocis 13--Grand Yooal and fastemental Com: . Signor aasols, z ire. Cla Prof. "Vansereerde (oi pianlet jamie). _ (AMUSEMENTS IN PHILADELPHIA. USICAL FOND, alt. SAL ARE Pala PROrEs Wiserd of be lacy combiring the mie osauth | o clsoteieley, chaaiem—fot 5) conte; Juve- porate, Page acen N bedgseliva, by deere Biigseds of wie A 2, fave: under twelve year ts open ‘on dere to ¢o “eras BO ea. Tickets may de ts and me ttores. Notice.—In order to agovmmodate partion resi. eat s disinnce, and families, Professor A. will give » Saturday. Doors epea at 0 AE KAPOLEON GALLERY, at Ta enal Academy of 663 Broad a reek. alaittenan 3 cents, Season ‘ataloguea, Libs conte. al, Me iret 7 Cc, now Nhe uetac pal fottealg i Pei Thon wteeste pen UERREAN Ni 7 tetreet. fon Bavrinone, dss, rough tickets are sold in the above Tins } fee Ueto Pb cheek PK. Paw orted directly thro itoowt extra ebarge. WDEN AND AMBOY RaiLRuAD LINB FROM NEW ork to ee teas Noi by stermdont POTTER. Mw ae Line, A! ‘a90n Line, i do'eocks Tare hy elsnet Ig ent Line, at Sorclock. ee it ilide, Seon WOrD TO GENTS ‘want to know whore to send \dsomely clenned, dyed, altere Rotice. 183 Peat foot, nopt Broadway, is the o that carson all the branches of tailoring, Look wp your over costs in time, T TH $ SEASON YOU ALL ‘ater Closhing to be ned of repsited, w ta rpolatent ” them to Hee SORTISHOR, 653 P HE STREAM SHAL late of Murray etcees, # TO FLOW~80 HAYS i the peat, but mot fo the rider —for the abeaam nagtinuea te #o%, and flow ungersively ; ere continnal rush of ladies we i gomtiom ai e order tha fale © wontien epgerel.t are, wal and jowe are teed BVO? HF wat ates, bavenat, AMUSEMENTS IN PHILADELPHIA. Sk! a | Tae aah SaBATESe. 4 Antoine te conrel at ‘Glows ote ‘to obnolude 1 eae? Mons. evolutions on the tomime of clude ith ‘MONS. ata aes at ia Pantomime, y honared write nights, but ts whieh Bus = tae Gkatt ae ever saline _ i a Fes . Curae orEna HOUSE, MECHANICS" | HALL, No. fetta Sri facile “carpe” der the mi aacement — been (ELLOWs' MINGTRELS, aT Peitewe pd uual: fashion Murioal Ball is one of the yIBLO'S GARDEN.— w respectfuly announces that her fires ban Es ond last © gal Hal), 4d ommt ‘ednesday ani itiae of families, irond way from all parte of the oat spacious and best 1B ORIGINAL NEW ORLEANS ‘Swaine lester F it juckle, iafustly celebrated and o@isient performers, under tho sole in this of te city for test fa ie Gulon. Fallows wy irsday. Uctol ith, wi celebrated popvler Irish Comed formances wil! conclude wi REGIM. ENT. pearance ie MADAME commence with HOW TO Pa¥ Tit NT, th ired ep ules you *till, he second act of TH New the Bw AMPHITHEATRE, No. sr Grand NORTH, 1851, 61 6 B. Osh: Eawin Forrost, Thos. 8. Hamblin, dB PO th ruvghout the Uuited future advertisoments. Jame John ¥ non which ponres Tosti La Ee, gearty, tose ri Henderson, Corpora Thompe 2, th Gee Hiram Weodruf, Solomon Private Boxes, $6. conta. Parish soply. by lector or 08 He {2 tone wall koowe fruscesst«] and vapid ben Af Barn wi i ak N ‘arly aba Blecoker otreet. [™4LAN vou fresh evp veorte Whitin Fiera fhure,” Wa. Shan ag ring three evoni yag 4.8. * stein wo vas Aoang noipal wsemaber "igor further particulars so: onial to be 01 Americ! ©. Shaffer, mU SICAL. Welock, F Terms mcdorat rem NGS YG, rk, will hich ocongion Mr. das will appear. gi er. axes and Parquet, 50 ceate. Der- vorite comedietta of hich, the first ti: RIDE OF TI 5 aE tories Monday eveain, 0. Will be the greaters eat E.P. Fox, Andrew Mather, M Toty. Pit, :3 ATIONAL ‘CONCERT HALL, Je.s = one n GANAL w outlet ft, an well se jellew, 67 Nasea ta, in M: ian oe at the epaciousand suy veoant Coetitute, 669 fy Mg 9 AND en0ens ‘BA ADAWR AUGUSTA TAKES LEAVE Most (ES. rgetfully te inform the Indies aod hor instructions dancing ail yautifully arranged rooms in way. AU RODWORTD's “PRIVATE ‘DANCING AoA. 4 Broome street, near a for the oneui ‘and ‘Tharedays, other ERFORD & CU's CALIFORNIA EXPRE ‘Throvgh im lees than thirty day other route, fn epectal tn PHO, en va. In'welght, ond 8 cubte foct be sent in on Saturday, ower than bi BEKE weeribers EXPRESS AGHACIES, ao. her then by ef all on ore ra the rT nd tainty th Uctober Onde r vill forward thelr next steamer, om the 13th of Ootober wont invatin bly pl oth the fatureny Bierman lear Re Grater thet Cu.,, 2 Veesy etreet, Astor stented Ro cust tiins. , Monn Te wy Peal ottee at loess tea é ally to Lith. Rates by one Bxpret 4 Ay by owe Express, goods the Paette const in * ore and Age too Nicaracan NY ga paOhagog thoeid. bo dee + our cfice (where they are covered. by ima Parcels received vat’ the m and lettre oorger of Wall. SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 12, 1851. NEWS BY TELEGRAPH, eens From Weshington City, ‘THE ANTICIPATED ARRIVAL OF KOSSUTH—SECRETARY ‘WEBSTER—THE ALLEGED REVENUE FRAUDS IN NEW YORK—THE INVASION OF MBXICO—ISSUE OF UNITED STATES STOCK—NARROW ESCAPE OF A RAILROAD TRAIN FROM TOTAL DESTRUCTION—LET- TER FROM THE LATE COL. W. L. CRITTENDEN, ETC. Wasninorton, October 11, 1861. The Navy Department has not been officially informed of the eailing of ihe Mississippi with her distinguished Hungarian passenger, although, of course, there is no doubt asto the fact. The necessary orders have been given to the several ships and garrisons to salute Kos- suth on his landing. As Congress has already signified its desire to treat him as the guest of the country, the President will, doubtless, extend to him all proper cour” tesy. No appropriation, however, has been made for this purpose. Mr Webster has written that if the public interest re- quires it, he will return to Washington at any moment— otherwise he will not be here till the 20th instant. Bhould the French Commissioner arrive sooner, however, it will hasten his movements, ‘The Treasury Department has as yet received no official account whatever of the frauds alleged to have been com- mitted on the revenue in New York. This is a strong reason for supposing that the published accounts must " | be greatly exaggerated. The issue of stoek on foreign account during the past fortnight, has been very limited. A large amount of etock in the hands of fcreign insurance associations, has been transferred in trust to the Comptroller of the State | of New York, in conformity with the recent law as to | the security of foreign companies doing business in the State. By a failure to cut loose the cars at Susquehanna last night, a whole train came near being run over the top of the ferry boat into the river. A negro man saved the passengers by chocking the wheels, The train was stopped with the front part of the mail car hanging over the river. The train was detained upwards of two hours, and after crossing the river the mail-oar was smashed in getting it off boat. Had that car gone over, the whole train would have foUowed in a plunge of twenty-five feet to the water, which is deep and strong. A narrow escape. The Army Medical Board for the examination of assis- | tamt surgeons and candidates for appointment, will convene in New York on the 15th November. The President has issued orders to military comman- ders on the frontier to prevent an invasion of Mexico by | Americencitizens ; but, says the Intellizencer, later ad- vices show that but few are engaged in it. Dr. Kintel has arrived in Washington, and hadan in- terview with the President. ‘The Republic, in connection with some severe strictures upon the course of the American press relative to the Cuban invasion, of this morning. publistes the following | letter from Col. Crittenden to Attorney General Crit- tenden:— Suir of Wan Esrenanza, Aug. 18, 1951. “Dear Uxere—In a few moments some fitty of us will be shot. We came with Lopez. You will do me the jus- tice to believe that my motive was a good one. [ was deceived by Lopez—he, as well ax the public press. as- sured me that the island was in a state of prosparous © volution, Tam commanded to finish writing at once. Your nephew, . L, CRUCEENDEN. I will die like'a man. Hop. J. J. Crittenden, Attorney General United States, Washington city.” Further Particulars of the Storm at Prince Edward's Island. LIST OF VESSELS ASHOKE—LIVES Lost, &c. Bosrow, Oct. 11, 1851. Adespatch from Consul Norton, dated Pictoa, Oot. 11, says that at least one hundred and fifty sail are ashore, amongst them the following :— Bebooner Harriet, Newell, of Harwich, lost two hands The Lyon, of Castine, master, mate, and six bands lost. . The Forest, of Newbut rt, all hands lost. ‘The Mary Moulton, ‘astine. all hands lost. The Foundling, Dexter, of Harwich, lost ten hands, ‘The Wirt. of Gloucester, fourteen hands lost. The Telegroph, of Boston, eighteen lost. ‘The Traveler, of Newburyport, the captain and six hands lost. The followirg schooners are ashore, with the crews ell safe -— Commerce, Harwich, Golden Rule, Gloucester, Bloomfield, of Boston, Nettle, Truro, James, Newburport. Mount Hepe, Hing! Celedonia, Portiand, Bengor, Hivgtam, Powhattan, Gloucester, Constitution, do. Ret, Traro, Mary Scodehbrua, New’pt, Almus, do. Oscar Coles, Boston, ‘Triumphant, Cape Elizab’h: ‘aiad Queen. Vobasset, Dart, Amesbury, eary Knox, Cohasset, Duroe, de. Golden Grove, Kennegre. It is impossible to estimate the loss of life and the “number of veseels foundered: The Newburyport Herald, of this morning, says that Messrs. Sumner & Swazers, owners of the schooner Traveller, received a despatch from St. John, etating tho their vessel had been towed upto Richabuchto harbor — all bands supposed lost. The Traveller was insured for $1,200 at the Lafayette office. Bight persons wore on board, Five Oshing vessels, of Newberpyort, run aground io and around the bay. About one hundred and fifty vessels from Gloucester and probably twice that number from other towns iu this State, are lost. The uncerteinty attending this ca lamity caures intense anxiety in thourand of families Captains Samuel Wiltcn and Wm. Varana, with Benj Pettingail, agent of the owners, and a Boston agent’ pasecd through Newburyport yesterday, to look after the interests of the parties concerned ia the lost fishing versels, . A letter from Prince Edward's Island, dated Sept d, probably before the storm, reports that the schoon- ers Industry, of Manchester, Wellington, of Portsmouth and one from Provincetown, went ashore in Malpeck barbor om that hendd Judicial Nomination for the 5th District. Unica, Oct. 11, 1861. Daniel Mott, of Onondagaa, was yerterday nominted by the whigs of this judicial district, for Justice of the Supreme Court for the Fifth distziet, Health of Honry Clay. Lousavitce, Oct, 11, 1851 The Louisville Courier says that the Hon. Henry Clay’ health is improving, and thera is mo reason for sup pening he will not be at Washington at the organiza tion of Congress. His own opinion is that be will enjoy as good health at Washington asat home. Interesting Seem the South. THE MARYLAND MINING COMPANY—THE GOVERNOR SHIP OF MISSISSIPPI— THR CHMISTIANA OUTRAGE AND VIS EFFECTS IN THE SOUTH, ETC. sons, October 11, 1951. ‘The miners of the Maryland Mining Company, having been all secured by « legal re paid off yester- de Jeon Davis bas not declined the nomination of the secessionists for Governor of Mississippi; both he and Gen. Foote have resigned their Senatorial seate, and the Governor will appoint no ene to fll the vacancies. ‘The democrats of the Second di trict of Loulsiaas have peminated Col, Winder for Congress, ‘The Legislature of Georgia is more than three-fourths Unlva, ‘The Christiana outrage has caused grent excitement throughout Miseleetppl, and the Rey, Mr Gorsuch’s let tere ure paraded by the dieunion papers ‘The new Archbishop Kenrick has entered en th duties of the Episcopal see of Baltimore, and # grand 7+ Dewm is to be sung in the Cathedral to-morrow. Fatal Case of Shooting: Paovrouxen, Oot. 11, 1971 A man named Joseph Pratt, in Pawtucket. heving misred some cf his chickens for somo time past, kept n! gun loaded for the purpose of shooting the tui About balf past eight o'clock lest night, aman my William Rodney had been to the post office, ead par near the hen rooet on his return, whon Pratt fred ant rbot ney In the back; the whole charge, wadding aud sil, entered hie body, and he died at baif past one this toor ving. He was Pratt's next door neighver, aod hice is ue protability thet he was concer». iu atealiny, the hora, Redney teaver a family in Fit ® Pratt has give himself up tq the authorities, ‘The Canadian Cabinet—Cholera. ‘Tonowro, Oot. 11, 1851. Messrs. Hincks and Morin are conducting negotiationg for the formation of a new ministry, with every prospect of success. Both sections of the reform party will be represented in the new cabinet, the names of which are expected to be anmeunced om Tuesday or ‘The Utica Incendlartes. Unica, Oct. u, 1861. H. B. Conklin, (who was yesterday found guilty of arsom, ‘and sentenced by Judge Gridley to be hung on the 21st of November,) was deeply affected when the rentence was pronounced. Daniel Butterfield, arother of the party indicted on the same charge, has succeeded in getting his trial put off till next March. Six new bills for arson have been found against diffe- Tent persons to-day. Perkins will be tried for murder on Tuesday. More Incendlarism—Steamboat Racing, &c. Burvato, October 11, 1851. ‘Two large barns in this city, filled with oats and hay, were burned down by the act of an incendiary this morning. A half-witted fellow has been arrested on tuspicion of having kindled the fire. Three of our best steamers, the Mayflower, Caspian, and Buckeye, had @ splendid race to Cleveland last night. The Mayflower went in fifteen miautes ahead of the Caspian, and twenty-two minutes ahead of the Buckeye. ‘The weather is fine here, and warm as midsummer, Anniversary of the <Pepneyivanta Anti- Slavery Soctety. acetal, Pa. Oct. 9, 1851, THIRD DAY. ‘The membors of this body re-assembled in the Horti- cultura) Hall, at 10 o'clock this morning, when the pro- ceedings were opened with prayer. ‘The minutes of the business of yesterday were read and accepted. All the resolutions reported from the business commit- tee, and embraced in yesterday's report, were unani- mourly adopted without amendment, excep$ the eighth, which was modified to rvad as follows, and thus pas:ed, nem con Rerolve worthy of and wi Ameri prejudice aga Bes possibility Pexpuleion from their and intelie tus] !mprevem “A brief discussion, of rather a desultory character. took place cn the above resolution daring which two colored ave their eentiments in total opposition to the colonization echeme. They said that they would rather die than be induced to go to Africa. Mrs. Morr also denounced the Colcnization Society as most infamous and inhuman ia its purposes. No person could be # consistent member of the Anti-slavory Society, ‘and yet approve of the other for they were ia direct au- (ogonlem. The one wes kind and husaue in its priacl les, whilst the otber wasintolerant and cruel In its very inception. Why, she asked, should the poor colored peo- ple ve driven from this—tbeir native country (0 6 foreign land, any more than the whites? {t wasa monsirous proposition, and ought not to bé listened to for one moment. She felt indignant whenever she heacd name of the Coloxizution Society, and Mr Gysson alsoaddressed the conven- mher, McKo cilered the fs lowing, Which was unani- adopted :— ‘That this societ; this opportunity to anguished philantaro; ion ef liberty, Georgs Thompsor of the valuable services rendered by hi eaure of slavery, during his recont visit to this country, and for the ze Gicieney with which heis now laboring for ite sévancercnt in his own land. A Very leuy, letter was read from Dr. Turopoee Pan- ken, €f Boston, addressed to the Presideut of this coa- vention, stating bis inability to attend ite procesdings, on account of & prior engagement. llesays, among other , alluding to the affair at Christiana, and the coior- | ed men ugnard therein, that he “rejolees a x 0 has shot a kidna) ; for pow « black man up his head before thee haughty Cauznaeans, an me You | can sce we can fight for ou liberty ; the monopoly 13 not altogether on your si walling the fate of the two white men, and these the Rev. Dr. fur- ther adds :—" The law is egainst oon, the constitution ‘against them. public opinion is sguinet them.” * * © Uppose you Will bang them for treason; I suppose all that the corruption of the American goverament ean do Vill be done, to recure the condemna'iou of men T should not be surprised if some of them ere huog.’’ ‘The reading of the words," I rejoice that a megro has shot a kidnapper,” drew from the audienco—members | of the society generally—reit rated and overwhelming bursts cf applause. A number of resolutions were adopted, relating to the appelatment of officers for the ensuing year, the eireala- tien of documents, tracts, &c. A desuitory debate easued on the last subject in which Messrs, MeKim, Johnson, | Davis, Linton, and others. participa Ministers of the gospel were charged with misrepresentiog the views of the Auti Slavery Society, ard doing more injury to the cause of abolition than all the politicians ia the country. ‘The tollowing was reported from the Business Commit- tee, and, after being slightly amended, was aden! 1 i f the cause, aad of nity for the wronged beiug made by th: committee revoum tak ‘ 3 oh parts of 4 pathy with thie sroiety, be the Breeuthye Comm ittes, th % in’ 00-05 ds for the ented 10 h persons are alao rey in subeeripiions for, sie. “Yesterday acd td on was taken up in ald of the anti-tlavery cause andabout $200 was contributed, eb we understand, However, the sui received was not #0 Jarge # that of last year A.reeclution of thanks to the citieens of Westchester, for their kindness, urbanity and hospitality, was unant- maourly adopted. ‘The following terolutions were passed unvnimously : ved, Theat, in view ot the inereasi: jo wands of the ut country snd of tho alieto> willing comput peli od commercial organisations, holy requiremen ta to dar fest prinet- sti'l larger charac- slavsholdere.” nd to, the friend of freedom. to elect and im t s we perowve in: the progress ‘of cur enterprice, in the devotion to the pris “Ty'wany eminent mon in the Chu vigi mariteste tate. arong entitled “ The Blind Colored Boy,” had fg by the members and the audience, the oon- acjourned sine die, The Missing Bark Coquette, TO THE KDITOR OF TUX NEW YORK MERALD. New Youn, 57 Chaziton street, Oot. 11, 1851 Pm—T take the liberty to enclose you the following correspond which I know you will publish a* o wotier of information to the numereus frieads anil re- ives cf the officers and erew of the missing bark ee uette There is every reason to believe that all on board still from the fact that Captain Prescott was aa ac- linguist, and that he had oa board » pw ho had beon many years in the from that fact, an iafluenoe ich Acting Scoretary Conrad is responded to Mr, Preseott's letterydaserves all ooin- mendation, Respectfully. your obedient servant, EOMOND C. GENRT. New Youn, October 8, 1851 Fin— Prompted by feelings of hamanity, exmbined wiih thore of duty, L reepecctully solipit your attsation to the following cirewmstances of the loss of the bark Coqnette. commanded by my brother, Captain Present He left Bhongbae with bis veseal, in September, 1819, for Canten, in company with wwa beige after their de ure A severe typhoon arose, and the Ocqve te, with the two brige, never reached the por’ of their destination. Recentiy two roanen were taken by en Eglich versl of war from the telend ¢f Forma, | Thiy state that the bark Coquette, witha brig. bad tren wrecked on that isiaad,and that the crews were either murdered or made prisoners i would inquire if the department over which you preide cam teke eny seps by which the above state mente may be tested, aed If Loe mincing stows are mm. prieued tT Whether or not some measure’ can be ndopted to secure their liberation! Respeo faily yours, (Sigaed.) HW PRESOOTE How. W. A Grama Secretary of the U. 8, Navy. Nivy Prvanrmner, Oct 20, 1861 - Yous letter o of the Sch fast nd of Formos, for the purpore of # im the care of the wreck of the bar be treatment of the crew Lam, Bit respestfully. your obedient freed ©. m. CONIEAL, Aethg 8 7 Parecors, 34 Wall street, New Sock A few dayr | pp eyecare ESSEX COUNTY, N. J. Before the Green, Chief Justice, PAPERS REFERRED. ‘and Mesers. Of A. C. Boper, and fifty other cartmen, to have the sine, Dav, Cray Andras eat King pavement corvet of Wall and Pearl streets, raiecd and Octonex 11 —Governor Mlleia Delane® etrot, Baal of ry. Of8 eR 11 g jane for the defence. So be yd. Se Kemagns surety. the prisoner, building of the sewer in Duane street. Of the act was done, ven, for it for injury to carriage by dirt om of reason road. James G Kingsland and ance relative tothealteration o the line of a new street on the ‘They site of Bloomingdale road. Remonstrance of James of undoubted Quarry and others, against, removing the in Dr. : street, pear Grand street. Petition of Dr. for the for medical attendance at the Thirteenth ward station andon. house, Of John Andrewas, for a lease of Houston street he hed ferry. Of Trusteees of Amity street Church, to have the time tl pum removed. Of Hook and Ladder No, 6, pagwvllicy jor a new truck; for a sewer in Grand Elmand Crosby. Of J. L. Harper, a member of the Sites street directory, Peiton trom ihe o Pore with the that a sewers, &e., pray their Temmanen, Go accounts to be closed, as xe gary deed be ditappointed comscquence of the pressure in the inoney market, ous cases, ten: port of Committee on Lands, recommer ing, the laying ny wan peeved. bavoed out of @ park at the High Bridge, between case of Anne Il Tenth avenue. Report of committee, in favor of the ‘The judge in his erection of a bell tower in Spring otreet (referred back). was & doubt to INSPECTORS OF ELECTIONS. i case toi B. Batchelor was appointed Inspector of Elections, wth ed from spay J 3 B sot da bed ; James po her for the second district, Nineteenth tion. Her lot ward, in place Ww a. a ;_PI J. pty “a Place of John cco teress. 1f she shall be (as Wr Meas 6 ted by your verdict for second district, ward, in Sore feeb hp Moor ey int edu sialery . Bingham, removed the = ae dais oecelsmunente sDenean. 2 a verance. Report of tte 01 ra Sapoties om aoe ~ Te sy a of nents er days i var the itn of the President of Board igre! Toe in abede, where all strife will cease—where he fitt vf cald wicked cease from troubling, and the weary are at rest. “* ~ eh unk exanhing soveed St iron Gentes ‘The District Attorney roce to sum up, aad said— Hedsse tases Gentlemen of the Jury, it is tow my duty to review the | between Second and Third avenues; in favor evidenee im this case, and the law which has been re- ba wd on pi of Peter Goelet. avi te ae the Cor. ferred toas applicable to it. Do not mistake the position —s ance Commit adverse whleb oT occupy. It isa cad, paizful, wad difficult tark | bt John bn ite , contractee; of Commision oy on is before me. My heart shrinks from it, for, like | in favor of oy it is with the prisoner at the bar, and I must sum- | fourth and Seeintnth oe ctrente, My foes of mon all my courage to discharge with fidelity my duty. | and grading Thirty-reventh street, and Téo not stand before you, to day, tho willing advocate | gutter rtones, of che Finance Fon paid for my services. nor animated with a desire to gain | furring petition of Hervey Reynolds to Croton ‘quads provessional éclat, I am the officer of the State, aad I am here at her command, not to hunt the prisoner to the grave, but to aid ya, with my full abilities in the administration of the laws of Now Jersey. Board; of Finance Committee, in favor of tax of Wiliam Douglas, for the years 1845, ry ond 1849; im favor of remitting the persone! tax of Mary Mills: in favor of reducing the tax om the property o€ This unfortunate woman is on trial for her life. | J C. Van Rensselaer; in favor of refunding moneys te The State of New Jersey loves mercy, and not sacrifice. | Wa. Livingston, on account of aa illegal sale by the What indulgence has she notextended to this defendant ? | Corporation; from Committee on Streets, in favor = bas furnished her with every opportunity of golicit- | fencing lots in Twenty-second street, between fourth R ing from her citizens tweive kind hearted, merciful men | and Sixth avenues; report of Committee of Assess- He next alluded to the kindnees aad generosity of the | pent referring the etition of Antoinette Yenni te lcarned counsel who volunteered their able vervices in | the Board of Supervi of Committee on Bods, defence of the prisoner, and raid that Irishmen who | recommending that the Petition (acainat inst changing. the sought an asylum ard a home in this land, should revo- | grade of Broadway be referred tasioners ow rence the laws and love the State, ¢o merciful to their | Srades ;-0f Finanoe Gomuaitice, fs favor Sees erring children in distress; and who take the poor man’s | rent of lienry 8. Mansfield ; in favor of ap; = lamb not to kill and to dress it for her own benedt, but | additional sum cf $405. making in sil, SEE fr & erect- to protect nd nourish it im her bosom ‘he | ing a house upon lot No. 1¢3; Mot 90 Of learned counsel then gave the two logal definitions | of muraer in the first and second degree, irhment for murder ard. in the se Hose Compeny No The pun- | missicners, respecting im the first degree is death. | street, nd, imprisonment for a term not exceed. estimates for pi { River. the lowest of which, from Lake and | Brothers. was $18,765, end the highest, —_— He would think that it may be laid | White, $17,400; from same, with estimates f. feel eral rule, that whee the malice is im- | lote in Thirteenth streot, between Becond wk 4 plied only, it is murder in the recond degree. He here | avenues; in favor cf remitting a jusgment gave illustrations of offences which constituted the two | Willem Moore ; in favor of macademizing nooner degrees of suurdes, and went on to say, that whatever | {com Pifvi th to Fifcy-fourth street ; in favor ef remit- was the erie of Drum, his poor wife was an innocent | ting personal tax of Joseph Acker; in favor of opening sufferer in th:s fearful tragedy. He had beon a suitor | 11¢th strect from Fourth to Bigbth svenne, ond toma for twelve months fhe knew of no e: paces with | ting and grading from Second avenue Go tasem ee Margaret; and only the night before ha ed with | in favcurcf estimate of Joeish Howe, m, for ple So toa at “ Him tne silemm words’ of taattinohy, Ths w fortanate | Laight street, for $1,734. Report of Commi priscner, with a single blow, had sent a eoul wo- | Deparment, in favor f confirming sundry ap; paiement, bidden to its God, and had made an«ther woman's heart | in fuvor of paving and flsggirg side walks in 125th street, 8s desclate as ber own. Spare’ oh epare, this poor | between Fourth and Bighth avenues; adv widow in this wholesnie condemastion, Oh! in | petition of the Methodist Protestant Ubureh, i ‘hathouy street, for relief from assessment for sewer ia tao! street; of Committes on Fire Department Department, ta porchesing a house to be used by Hose th merep drive not another steel into her bieediog heart bid that I ehould judge. aad I need not remind | you Christian men of thé words of iospiration, « Judge | not, that ye be not judged” Ido not stand before you, | adverve to petition of James Rardbeck, {a Bw oy Bel Rentlemen cf the jury the defender of Edward Deam, | ecerments for sewer in Iiudson street fe is before judgment reat where there is no erriog in esa cance the Judge, and where there is more merey than ia the hearts of relentless men, fe hag been tried bere with- ont an advocate ora hearing Where would we be here or hereafter if tried for time or eternity without a hoaring | Report of Committee om Sewers, in favor of conous- | ring with Board of Aseistant Aldermen fuc cower im .) ee street between Bighth aud mn row a It was res ived (bet the or without apy one to plead for us. But is Margaret Gar: | tract fer pavit Thisty fourth street, ~~ my rit the laws of this land, guilty of bis murder a ati | (72 Aan , welh-clads toon have to do, bo mutter what may have | “7eDUe acd Broadway WATERING RROADWAY A resolution probititing tho watecing that ot Broadway paved with grauite, at any pied, | and the Ucmusioper of ‘was directed to oauss the tame to beawept clean every morning before oight o’eloe Adjourned to Monday neat, at five o'clook. been the character of Edward Drum, no matter how fiend-like he may have agted, no matter if ¥. pyte liky he sucked out the blood of dis innoceat vietia. dod Js now bis judge, and not you. Such is the atrocity of ber offence in the estimation of the law, that she has | pinccd herself upon the defence that It was not herself, | ut 4 maniac Who committed it. Mer defenos is mot that she Was permanentiy insane, but that at the time she | committed the act she Was #0; that the was not cou- scious it wasanact that shi it net to have done. ‘The quertion is whether 1 the fall possession of her faculties, and her reason in fall vigor. If this be a0, then every one who commits the erime of mardor ia the outburst cf ungoverpatie pasion is not a subject of pun- BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN. Oct.10—The Board of Assistants met this evening Present, the President im the chair aad a quoram at members im their places PETITIONS. ye ye el The following petitions were presente Sbment, when envy, or revenge, oF jealousy, may glut | ately referred crit John Conkiin and others to Mare itvelf with impunity in the heart's blood of its victim. | pump removed from the corner of White ‘Then no one except the hardened villaia who weighs his | Certiandt aile life in one eeale and money iu the other, must answer for | ~ Of Isase N. Vavlown, for alteration of grade of sowse hiv erime. None other commits the erime of murder | in Stanton street with all the facuities of bis mind unimpaired, and his Of sundry persone. to have cross walks at the Later- sotions controlled by his reason. The District Attorney | rection of Pine and Front streets repaired. then concluded an eloquent eddress, Remonstrance of Louis A. Edwards, against the pie ihief Justice Green then changed the Jury,and said:— | at the foot of Clarkson street being used ase place for Gentlemen—Margatet Garrity, the prisoner at the bar, | dumping night soll stands charged by the presentment of the grand jury of | Remonstrance of Roi, Stearns & Co., against widening the grand inquest of this county, with the crime of mur- | gt, Marks place. The indictment charges in substance—(he here REPORTS OF CONMITTRRN, fe d the indictment.) To this charge, the defendant t of the Committee on Finance, in fayor of pleaded not guilty, and hao put hereelt upon @ jury S | tng F Sones bt for cleautog out w sink at No. "70 Uae. the country, which jury you are; aud whether she be | mine street, om the night of the 16th of September last guilty or wet guilty, as she stands charged in the in- | jm order to search for the body of m boy which It was Cietment. is the inrue whieh you are sworn totry. Ln | suppored bad been thrown therein—Om concurremes the dissharge of (his most rolemn office, standing as you | coneuired in do, between the living and the dead, charged with the Report of Committes om Streets, adverse te change of duty of ‘utaining inviolate the law of the land, aad | grades of y fourth street ud Second avenue— of preva Fame os ominittoe, ia favor of altering the ing unimpeired ihe righte of the prisoner, | Adopt you ere extitled to, and it is the duty of the court to | of TPuirey afford you any assistance o# to the legal character | gyenuoso ‘of the erime, the evideurs necessary to support, and to compe, (he |larirm Reiiroad Company the legod prineipies on waich your investigations are to | immediately with the work of arching over fourth street, between Fighth and Ninth Bamwe committee. averse to resaia- ‘thelr treck be condacted With a deep, aad [ trust adequate sense | in Fourth avenue—adopted Same comumittes, in favor Of the respensibility which rests om me, { proceed to dis- | of fingging sidewalk 1a Thirteenth sireet, between charge ube duty sd to we by the'law. Tosuoport | Averurs Cand D-—-ndopted the aus, it fe focumbent om the vert es the exate to | Report of Committee om Ferries, in favor of | avew lense of the Houston street and Willismeburg from the aot ef the prisoner. Second, That the act was | ¢. rry to Mesera, Waterbury, Stuyvesant and others, for done with malios and forethought The evidexce in | the sum of $6,\0 per year for ten years from May l, support ofthe act of hominde ts simply thas (alin tes | 3853—edopted. to the ‘facts given im evidence.) The facts of the | Re port of Committee on Ss worn in favor of building e homicide do net indeed seem to be seriously ques. | calvert at the soathwest coraer of tioned or denied. Phirdiy, Was the homickie com- same Miited with malice or forstLought! Every inteationsl | committes, in favor of atewer 1a Cotueadh killing of a person, in the peace of the State, is to be | pufet between Delascy and Biel presumed to be with malice and forvthoeght io the | currenes, concurred in. Also in favor of amending an sbeeroe of circumstances for justification or palliation | ordinance for building asewes in Bridge atreet—adopted When, & human being is killed by violence, the | Also. ip favor of a sewer in Chatham street, from Roose low presumes it was done with mauce, and that the | velt to Malberry streets Also in favor of o sewer in crime committed was murder. The presuraption of the | Centre street, from City Mali place to Tryou gest tatisfy you. First, That the aeath of Drun resulted receiving basin in Fourtessta street aad Seoond avenne—edopted 6 law supplies the proof of the existence of malice. The | concurrence coneurred im. Also, in favor of @ sew: crime, them, charged im the fodiotment. is sufficiently er- | Thirty fret street, bc twoen sixth and Seventh eB \m linioew by the evidemee on the part of che Seats, if you | adopted believe the witnesses; and the guilt of the prisoner ts Report of th» Committe: 48 Roa@a tn fuvor of a well etablished, unless the facts showa 0a the part of the | and pump in Fifty nftts steed, Rear Tenth avecue— defonee mitiate the note crime, or catinely | sdopted ee ot tho same cvmami oon relation te trliewes the prironer frm legal reaponsivility. The | aitceing the grade of strosts and avenies m Fouy privoper rests defence to this charge on the | second and Fifty-Gret streets, and Boghth aod fenub ples of insanity, 18 is coutended that she was mo longer, murs ‘Phe commitice recommend that whole er at the time cf the comatestun of thir crime, Tagly matter be teferred to the Comaieiousta of Grade, ta reepomsible for her sets; thet this homicide | carder that persone inwrest-l in the grade may hare ee wae pot an ret of ber free will, but one over | epportuntsy ef bring Seard —adopted which, by rearca of ber deceased mind and dicordered Report of special eomm't the pelection of @ new ‘atelivet, she bad no contuol. If this ples be found true, | jocatiom of Pottera field Reported fhvurabie tos eom it is valid in inw, nod the prisoner is eutitied.to your | urtance with the action (1 the Donrd of aldermen, verdict of acquittal. This pien ol imsanity has been #0 | + ca Wards Ldaad h resorted: to as a shield for ertme, that it has began | py, to be regarde a with, perhaps, undue suapicion, No d> fener, says ea eminent legal writer, tm eases of trial for murder hay been more frequeutly, cf more eaccesfully Resoly ?, That ob amubeee careut. between L = ag relwd op, ciuate years, in Amottoan courtesghan ciaas of | @2G Wort streets, be immediately ia Ratiagten to horanity. That the cjroumstamees prod iov¥ and adwatt- a edop tet im evidence id 6 copstitate any ingal around of detence to the laghiccment, but were | . Kesclved That Jemes ener a4 Bi Petes aidceres or celouletad to iniee the pr operated lnspresore +f ots ‘nth ward fo pleco of Jas W. Leggett and umption of insanity in the mind of the prirener | Che onlg Gefeage of tho pri } ww ioveaity—thie is the only legal proan!—the and On Which the Verdict of now heen or can be asked tor. What aed Judge shen eited Myeral authoriti defpition ot eeanity, eed after in this.cape, you bei removed—-ad’ pted mt aby Nr Smith, of the Eleventh word, to the of from the let of November. the mployed in cleansing sewers be required te Gigbt hours pes day, etd Ubat Uhele wages be $1 Ro. per dey Terman of the Twelfth ward moved asan amend ibe laborers on the roads be inetuded in the 1 thet they be br = ae much as etx tthe mext election, ( of the Bighth ward anid, he, be ia reeelution, but would Hmit the existence Povt house tule to the winter mo vntha, say from * lt ot November to the Let of April. “hema finaly moted to refer the terctution to the Commiites on Faleries and officers, which motion was leet. The stmercment of Mr Tiermsa now came up, Which was lort by a vote of four neainst eleven. Mr. Pasnes ‘ey eb ainendment to the Ce ph bette of deportments be directed to pay ail ae} vyed om puiiie = not leas than one dollar five ecnie per de hole matter ons final ly referred to the Fimance Comamities, PAPere PROM THE ROARD OF ALDERMEN, ommirtee on Sewers in favor of a new street, fromm Broome to neat epring street on Wharves, Piers, and Ahead b teeon Gubert and ea to the I the ert | | eoneluded bos ada Dnt Marger A ogtet, wh m of insanity Fe that evitenee. bot & | |