The New York Herald Newspaper, October 14, 1851, Page 1

WHOLE NO. 6928. “DOUBLE SHEET. eee tees tees |b RRS 2 Samara et, Sar oy ie the 5 Sf [ere ‘at Caathe ite aaa volaswhares The ry ‘daily ‘ot Holmes’ py every person. Prices, $I as a iy, Gi INTE, OF NAPLE ot pe Souls 8 ee pines in France, Hae F uae ew com tions will be fe may be ai reseed, Te sewn athe Charen: fotel. Mi SICAL MOTICE—A YOUNG LaDy, oF ty w pu ble epectanl kt pa ah eke, vas very, “oe TNISTS ore VIOLONCELLISTS SiR ire. hase daily hours whies he would Li! jorate. “4 to etudy! bier inetruments, th ‘einer aad'recaire fai ison cst B eb ion the noes, temtimon:! eaidenesr75 Crocuy streets, ‘CTION ox TBE FIANOFORTE, VIOLIN, GUI- B i 13 yugh bass. oe: will be given by Fg ith ‘he grater ues in nition amg i teen years. be hoy ‘i al * to acquire a theroea’ gpuano wood FiaaciortasO3 and ars rsa Png RoR h arse, re ihodion, a Pht 4, in first rate order, = ree Seta ee nia makers, ‘and Sua a nat sa yona saa Sate te view ie cal ey Ro DASCL DANCING pe “WaLTzINa ly ial |. takes: oo reanva Ootol semesters ADAME quggera Pi LEAVE MOST RES- | Xerk ly to inform FS - ee of = ‘that lancin, commence on i yy ital eet ab at Teativute Bee ~~ ity arranged roome in | H e WHLLS AND SISTRR'S 40,DEMY FOR | ele bk, Caf sroaaway. sree il dances will be re canst fa ths most ir eystoai ie-entieely new. S, Classes on Mondays eee 3 tes st ihe Haya Sd al Academy, cass PRIVATE DaNCING aca. | aay ae Tie rednesdaye isa aie guikiren, and and a8 y daily, LLEN Rowe " tA atay, Wor tis Broome ‘trees, ante i open, for the Somuing goecee. Bing other ‘Thursda ad p- the afteracon for = the Pattee geqticemsn. For Acai br MY. S198 9R G@ERaRDI ‘Last reason, respooe 1 he pabtic, shat his be opened for the LN AND WALTZING—TWO MORE NEW Pg eg ee forming tee very ere ABLE Wy bad ef finished Cy for sale on l’urnam epgescome, Ses Brook 1 ae eee © withia - gowaty Tio" 4 Bill a gool u sbwect, Lar boiabor as Lukin, } pD* JG STO} L TOR BALD, Baypeouss' OCATED | Ya vicasant pers of thi Th “up and weal stoesed, doing pecans A VERY LARGE BULL ane bf Dor, warranted to be one of the best dons | iby of ew York, Wil be cold cheap, App a zane STREET wa . No. or cals, thy tock Hy BLM ABELE | ros of this ‘ara WES & wligrapie ES" Nasian’ sift D WrOUN eeene bes, Apply at 2) Crons stree Jpuaniomey Rooms TO LET, Ss Aad pr 4. bg i+ ety cat de, a re ene m pina rotwcod cate wig cstaves, we by Ut Apply at the house, or aldress rose Cfhice, Nacseu rirect. Groat axp LIQUOR, STORE FoR SaL8—OnR stands in the Niath bat such Tor tho inet cleven years, and ‘wholesale aad retall family business. Th 5 ae with Woe store. Address, OUSE TO LAT, AN ‘epth avena dere impror ements. ‘The Ca vo ume; terme cacy. CHANCE FOR Burowaes — R SALE, rood st aod ae : eet Neen —q daqel ‘oe Seen i. Beal ‘ie quire ith, NE LAROR Tor M0 Wasnisw os steed, OT tts a acent a g™ax, BDC INTS.-THRER ENGINES, Dulleyss one four, onc tea, will be el is al low. Inquire we the }inevonsnck New Jeree Fallrosd. y hy the raileoad xy wiles} 40 Hobe oulacs, apply to J. J. TINSwIT ES —FOR Sal! 5 UN, COPPRR, “AND jiehod five and twenty will be sold at Te ° FU guieneo ROOMS, 1 A 1 , as 766 we, walk ald he willing to andhis wife addeece 4 C. hon Willis ‘iearrtewe a8 tna Ley pt Oeorel Mac’ sere Auctioneer, 57 pc drbe, gpd IN ti rare pe erge | ACen cainalg oe mr Bey caren on be neues ee sot Orecuwich sinvet AST NOTLOR Hos. BELL, feet hase, stock of a Be ing, Fi iT tis old Lever North Willan 2 ar’ a ia ate nh favcf merchandioa, 4b Th ey at gg BA ‘elock, i ited am ‘leo, the ofan Dry pee ote | Slates pecullst n Double Gua, equal t> Manton or er Wateh nad Chatas one Rit UeTION ‘will sell, choice assortment he iON, MY 3 Store, in lots NOTICE. this LP - ' = Nord to suit pure ice assortm: = ure ead otner —THO3. BELL, ave TON Orchard ahreet entee ot bee 239 rohar oot reet) the stock of . ‘Oreoksry, come ves ‘ Lasers. L. VYANDEWATE! & CO, Hr geles toom, (2 Wall treet. ines = first quality, aad well worth: . Catslogues ond and Fancy THOS. BELL, Auctioncsr. ‘helt Hardwore, ted F Dem ged Goods, Ontier Catalogues of which arenowrendy.” Sale Teremptory. TR ROrLe. AUCTION REE FURNITURE ‘This ai o'clock, at No. 37 Broo ry Bec steads, tiehen eae quantit eh Or hoard Goal and six eclbed of ‘Oak woot. stress, he Of “Ri ihotaing, at 10% orclook. sortment of Cal vind itet Tasasen well worthy oct er ata les, mi: Ya'r Mattressse, ‘weds eo Wash stands, p’ain chem oer Furniture, nearly new; tial pets, China, Lye fase es, iezoes, Deddinn mber Pui jea Roo AEAEROLD. FURNL ok, at a7 ee abd top H” MBERT S KENNY, AUCTIONEER4.—FURNITURE. —Tiie day Tuesday morning, ° iogue, im theie sales room, 172 aud 174 Falcon svee al fins oeaaers of rosewoo: Co atones at the sale. Fisuezez & KENNY, AUCTIONE ong ge Pn sucer’s stock of instan:, contains, fy ja * ‘They have th Ele city, ard invite the OTICE TO EVERY! or Uvercoats: ¥ Cloaks, to 653 Pe Dres: Be Cc Thirty por cend paid above the neual sbeove, on making application te the gat appoinimen| dies sb. PaILLIPS. Mend ty be etore ane — where you ts 7345 Palton ctzeet. P. I. BARRETT & CO, at iy the aun yy i » ma je stool elven ar Broed: wal and i fucaivare, chamber furniture Ba Be. to eoll their choice styles of abing. 2, he con ach whem bani AST ory CLOTHING, FURNITURE, raANncY Dresses, Fi ‘irearms, We! tohes and Joweley, wanted.— received for tae ber, who will ab Mrs. Poi’ 0. 2 Park | CAST OFF CLOTUING AND suPERFLUOUS PRRSO- nal property —Ladies and gentlemen wishing to dispose of Left off wearing apparel, Bc and denizens of dadiog a ony oF antl ye Siok Petsou whole cut Sreerting § i et, neae C! CAs OFF CLOTUING AND F ft fur, ha eral cash equi Loy NITURE WANTED — Lovice of aentlemen desirous of fonverting sheie ae of elothia gelue for ¥ ie Duvscitort p furniture, Be» into cash, same by ec, orthrough the pases Joe. Oe he nding tor po, of thgough the post. idle vetiemded ey for the subscriber reat | Dotemi doar ‘TS Bien eteo™** broriber, at his resi Mes. Cohen, COHEN, 66 Kim strost. ile Dia RUSBER #09D8. | v afver mach Bq, be aoverts that we dare net charge him with pirating Gotdyene'e Potent, under and | i year’ ‘Pe ave ta mel 0% 'e Patents Foy AD who are regamcaraud with C vw Toe infrings Qoodyoar’ have purchased ont lissnage fof the Kabber Shoee under Goodyens's Patents, and paid our ney aad are daily paying « ‘& Tight to use @ valid patent, thas ‘proses x ‘that he does Laobure of shoes, ture of 4 ony fae tan "it at cr agent Sop ude tune’ rs Rote, Soe thst hp, SR it acy REE 90a Sete t8. 39a0, BER ATO Coe BALERS e. INDIA Rvpasa S@0R88.—TAR FO of my er panrfac ture pT ext they oem bg to thie enit, | mee with | ¥ ee ge er, eoame rate. Apply to F. a. rtnneNa: ot TPO, LRT POSSESEIO! [aTELY)—a Naw bowee. Tech, & fe ¢ da vee tiom | tenant io leaving tot Rutspe | apd & stock of ford coal can be pir. ‘Three liges of @tagos pres ueae the do or. Apply by latter te Box 2.075. Tei LOT FURNISHED, A VERY DRatH A tty, we je. Addrene Srvees Li At, thie ofhoe OF APARTHEN TS, ORY Halk HoT ses, Bouth Brootiya, two Prageatiog let Novom. SRW Bil, TH Broadway Unrough tlekets » with ing ot SP. M. Se traseperted direct! route withow C*¥2 Sy steam boet soa ternoon Ling, at ¢ deoa, Wai sk ante poomptly or my ted mos! ponseae the fneta fa pave no, shame.) throw ¢ entra charge. ee mires iy __ BxXPAwss acua ne, ORBRR, SAN JUAN DOLSUR NICARA Vorwarding Mowrs Wo& A having tn Ipring, faltifoliy at sided ey ‘Thi In the above Lines. Veascengere and bagrage io through from depot to 1 poems pant, doabied on ¢l m yarte Sr ernoeh, pers by the eh ond low out oes re ents; Women’ galley a waren Owner of » New York. | hy Calown tien aken who dovire to digo of th: yen tion Nx, YORK AND PRIcADeL PHA Naw FORE and Philedelphie dite Mail Line— heough in 455 houre, Pare er faced or Sow York at | 2A. Me and Dhlindolphit Walnut et For Darriaone, Wateiworos, on Cxantesrow.— A throngh con ka, Reco mpanios +) 3 AnD AMBOY Ratt ROAD uN GrRoM gay No. 1% ing fwe, a Be arecke Pare by either i Lind, ob 6 o'clooa, F LB aes and Comic Mer. orior factlivies, will ad ty all bosinges saten ated “loci AL ‘NEWS BY TELEGRAPH, Very Interesting from Bi Buffalo. SEVERE GALE ON LAKE BRIE—BRIG CAPSIZED AND THREE MEN DROWNED--DEMCCRATIC NOMINATIONS IMPORTANT INSURANCE CASE—MUSICAL EXCITE- MENT, ETC. Burraro, Oct. 18, 1851. We have had a severe gale here during last night and today. The brig Chicago, Captain Napier, which left thie port yesterday, was caprized, this morning, off Long Point, and her first and eccond mates and onc seaman were drowned. The remainder of the crew, seven in number, caved themselves by clinging to the bottom of the veesel, trom which they were taken, when nearly ex- bavusted, by the schooner Home, and brought into this port. The Chicago will probably be righted and saved. Bhe belonged to Thomas Dyer, Esq., and was insured. ‘The gale continues unabated, and we fear more disasters bave occurred. An action in the Supreme Court, brought by A. D. Patchin against the Astor Mutual Insurance of New Yori, to reeover the amount insured upon the steamer Griffith, at the time of her loss by fire in 1850, ended on Saturday evening, with a verdict in favor of the plaintiff, for $6,611. The trial occupied a week. A full report of the Michigan Railroad conspiracy trial bas just been published at Detroit. It forms @ volume cf 1000 pages Oliver Patch and H.J. Redfield are the democratic ncminees for the Aasembly in the Third and Fourth dis_ tricts of Buffaio city. A census of the population of Dunkirk has just been taken, by which it is ascertained that the number of in- habitants is 3,600. Six months since, there were not more than 500 persons in the place. Charlotte Cashman will commence an engagement at our theatre to-night. The Jenny Lind mania bas lost none of its furore. The greatest efforts are making to secure tickets for her two concerts, and hundreds must suffer disappointment. A colored femsie, named Eliza Greenfield, is creating quite a sensation in musical circles in Buffalo. She is said to have a very powerful and sweet voice, -and is to give a concert shortiy. She fe called the “Black Swan.” 3 he Latest from the Far West. 8x. Lovis, October 13, 1851, FU, Albray, from New Mexico. has arrived at Inde- pendence, Mo ,in company with Messrs. Molony, Bum- mers, Haven aod Ranne, who are connected with the boundsry commission, The corn crop on the Rio Abajo is reported as excel- lent, while at other places it bas failed. Colonel Summers was at Fort Laramie, and getting on weil. Mejor Weightman bad beon elected delegate to Con- grees, by 500 majority. Bands of Americans, diaguised as Indians, were com- mittlag fer quent depredations. Very Late from Pernambuco, Punapecemia, Oot. 13. 1851, The schoone> Energy, from San Francise>, brings date, from Pernambuco to the 10th September. The markets Were ory dull at Pernambuoo, and the best qualities of flour sold at 17); milreas. The eugarand other crops were promising. From Ha: THR INDEMNITY SUBSCRIPTION—THE MARAE TS, RTC. Cuaninston, October 12, 1851 ‘The indemnit7 subscription at Havana had reached up to the "th inst., the sum of $150,000, There ts no further news of interest. Coffee is ecarce, and commands $7 a $8. Small su plies only of the ete te eee Bhs O ary (ood seconds 8's a 0. _ Honey Tritt wad as re ru ot fi yed. Ei da reicbts bave mn xel vanced, but the demand for deeeard is moderate. The gue. pga voy pe te msc ee _ pat. Money is ensier—rates are #4 a 10. From the South, THE CAOTAIN OF A SLAVER ARRESTED—THE LATE JOHKN C. CALMOUN AND THE UNION, KIC. Batrimonr, Oot. 15, 1951. Captain Burbank, of the slave brig Chateworth, was ar- rested today, on a United States bench warrant, and committed im default of bail. Mr Joseph A. Woodward publishes in the Charleston papers a letter, fa which he asserts that John C. Calhoun, in bis last hours, made krown to several of his confiden- tial friends bis despair of preverving the fcderal govern- ment sa wellas Lis conviction that resistance to the then pemding measures of the North, if they should be carried out, ¥ ould be the duty of the South, and of cach single State of the South, even if no more than one could be found willing to act. ‘The Bouthern mail bas arrived, but the New Orleans pepecs of the Oth i coutsia no news worth tele- gravbing ‘The steamer Fashion, for New Orleans from Pensacola, reperts the bark Rising Sua aground. The Crarleston Mercury, of Saturday, is Glled with elec- tion appesis, of the most singular character, against the Unica. ‘The National Pitelligencer enys that the President has intimated (9 the federal oMcers that the perpetrators of | the negro outrage a! Byracuse must be arrested and held to the seme accou! as bea partion emia at Christiana, The Onto River, dies Prrrewenc, Oct. 13, 1951. ne clver measures twenty eight inches fa the chan- ud the weather has turnod coc. Court of General Sessions, Before the Recorver, and Aldermen Conklin and Dooley. TRE MILW AUKIZ BONDS—DISCHARGE OF ALEXANDER Mi. [AUDON AND JOMN P. CRYDER FROM PRISON. Oct 18—Al the opening of the court this moroin, fee) case of the People rs. Johu P’. Cryder, James Mek: Jexander H. Jaudon, indicted for obtaint large emount of bonds of the Milwaukie and Mise Rail tread Company, from Walter P Flanders, pre- tences, was called up by counsel for the ante; motion being made by him to bave Messrs. Jaudon and derreieneed from prison, and also to have the recog - noe of McKay discharged. this motion the Assistant District Attorney replied that the promcution’s principal witness, Mr. Walter P. Flanders, was not in town. Although he had long since bern written to.and instructed to be here to-day, no in- teligenoe from him had reached the District Attorney's office. Whenever he (Mr. Flanders) should arrive, they would try the case. Counsel for the defence algo eabd_ he supposed this war a care for 4 nolle pro The Asrisi coul.t not be for Mr. Blunt, who was ebecnt in the matter of Carne! ot the Supreme Court, that he had Ly ne nance for the | peorle, ir. carly written to; that rumors of an an ent be tween the ‘ies had reached him; but that, at any and all thes, if Mr, Flanders conld be brought withia the juciedietion of this court, Mr. Biant would press the case on for (rial, the {acts on the papers presenting a strong care Of frend, and the very fat of such an arcangemen ae had been alinded to, demanded a trial. The idea of a nolle poset! im this cace was absurd. ‘The Mh Corder, after remarking that he should dis- charge the prisoners from custody, and that the fatare petion was ki the control of the District Attoraey, added thet be Teprehended the practice of parties making oc mplaints for false pretences. ia order to collect debt: ard theo after putting the county to —_— making on atrang: ment. and shut out the evidence for His Honor said he Ihad before spoken of vhs , Sod should slwaye exprese bit disapproval of such eduduct, whenever a propre case was prevented He was satisfied the court aod District Attorney had dons ali they could to bring the exse to trial. T had elways been ready before, and now the proveenting witners waa pctin torr The recogniranes taken for Mr Flandet’s appearance was thon forfeited, and Jaudon and Crydet wore re Miretti, on Poutictm a Milletti for rape, “abvung the pereou of a tittle girl only ele yous of le + ure of which care was pabliched in the ff co) was this morning concluded. Th org time finally come into court Geilty o weult wod battery, with tatent ¢ ccminit arape,” The prisoucr wns remanded for ec tence ‘The America’s Cup at the Fair. a x, Ustober 8, 1861 nxlety expressed to ree the cup won at (owes by the yacht Araericn, ted bY the Members of the New York Yacht «fer itto the American Institute for exhibition With my best wiebes for the continued prosperity of JOUR valuable inst Tercm ahe Tart. Unrom Onvare, L ~The trotting contest annormer) to take place , esterd between Lady @uffoik. Jack No titer, sed Boston Gist, wn. tpened until Wednes om account of the weather The Late Commodore As our readers were apprised by morning. Commodore Lewis We Btates Navy, died at Washington ing last. He wase native of Virginia, service on the 6th day of January, 1600, fifteem years; and has ever maint gm the opinion of his countrymen corsin the navy. Immediately after his Joimed the frigate Chesapeake, then lying In this ship he remained on the West India until Mey, 1801, when he returned to the United and joimed the frigate President, under Commodore Dale,' soon blockaded Tripoli untii 1802, when he again re turned to the United Btates, and joined the frigate Ne York, which sailed, and remained on the Mediterranean station until 1803. On his return from the Mediterra- mean he was ordered to the Vixen, und again joined th» squadron which had tately left. where he remained dur- ing the attack on thegun boats and batteries of Tripoli, in which the Vixen always took part. In November, 1804, he was made Acting Lieutenant; and in July, 1805, he joined the brig Siren, a junior lieutenant. In March, 1806, he joined the Enterprise, as first lieutenant, and did not return to the United States util July. 1807—an absenee of four years. After his return in 1807 he was ordered to the command of a gun boat on the Norfolk station, then under the command of Commodore Doca- tur, This was # positioncalculated to damp the ardor of the young officer, as it was so far below several he had filled. He, however, maintained his usual bearing for two years, when he was again ordered to the Siren as first Neutenant. On the return of this vessel from Eurspe, whither she went with despatches, Lieut. Warringtoa was ordered to the Essex, as her first lieutenaut, in Sep- tember of the same year. In the Kasex he cruised on the American ceast, and again carried ou: despatches for the government, returning in 1812. Ho was then or- dered to the frigate Congress as her first lioutenant, and wailed, on the declaration of war, with the eyuadron under Commodore Rodgers, to intercept the British West India fleet, which was only avoided by the latter inconseyuence of w heavy fog, which continued for fourteen days. He remained In the Congress until 1813, when he became fist lieutenant of the frigate United States, in which he remained until his promotion to the rank of master com- mandant, soon after which be took commandof the sloop-of-war Peacock. While cruivicg inthe Pe in latitude 27 deg, 40 min. he encountered the brig-of-war Epervier. His own letter to the Seoretary of the Navy, descriptive of that encounter, is probably the best for this occasion, and we insert it as follows: — Ar Sra, April 20.1814. Sin :—I have the hooor to inform you that we have thie morning captured, afver an action of forty two mi nutes, his Britannic Majesty's brig Epervier, ratiug and mounting eighteen thirty-two pound carronades, with ove hundred and twenty-eight meo, of whom eleven were killed and fifteen wounded according to the best information we could obtain. Among the latter is her first lieutenant, who has lost an arm and received a Ke- vere ¢plinter wound in the hip. Nota man in the Pea cock was killed, aad ouly two wounded, neither danger- ously, Ibe fate of the Kpervier would have beou do- cided io much tees time. but for the circum: ee of our been totally divabled iy aa and shot ard quacter, from her first viaide, which entirely deprived us of the use of our fore:opsaile, and compelled us to keep the ehip large throughout the re. mainder of the action. This wit few topmast and topgallant backstays cut away, and # few shot through our sails, ie the onty inj the Peacock has suteined Not around shot toac' our bull, and our mists ant epare ere as sonad asever. When the enemy sirack he bad five feet of water in bis hold; his maintopmast was over the side; his mainboom ehot aw Ais focemast . and tottering; his ‘Ricerigging and ; his bowsprit badiy wounded, above and below. By great ex- ertions we got her in samy pant aga as night eat In fiftcen minutes after the and we bad reall set 0g ys Suty-Sve mitaatee sock wras the spirit apd ac ur gallant crew, Lol under Re rm hermaphrodite 7 4 mish ship, which all hauled thetr pn stood to the EN. Thad determiaed upoa pursuing the former, but found that it would not b- prudent to leave our prize in her then crippied state, ‘and the nore partic “4 £0 as we found she hed oa pe ag Pea Np Pilea Ay dollars i. rpecie. ty Bewe y marine e = aaty, which is the jighost compliment lean T om,k&e., L WA INGTON, Capt Warrington brought his prize esfely home, and wes received with great honor, because of his success ia the encov: In the early part of the year 1815, he feiled inthe rquacion under Commodore Decatur, for « cruise in the Indian ocean. The Ieacock and Hornet were obliged to separate la ehaving, and did not again mect until they arrived at Tristan d'Acuaha, the piace appointed to rendezvous. After leaving that place, the Traceck met with © British line of battle ship, fi which rhe cscaped, and gained the Straits of duada, where she captured four vessels, one of which wa of fourteen guns, beicnging to the Bast India Com service. From this vesecl Captain Warringto beord of the rati(eation of peace. He} then rot the United States. While in command of the Peasov Capt Werrington captured nineteen vessels, three whch were given up to prisoners, and sixteen destroy: Bince the close of the war, Commodore Warrin, .on has filled many responsible «tations iu the service foc a loag Ume, having been on shore duty for twenty-cight years. He was appointed one of the Roard of Naval Commis. sioners, and rubsequently held the post of chiet ofthe Ba. reau of Ordnance im the Navy Department, which post he held wt the time of his death, His whole carver of se tended through a period of more than fitty during all of which timo bo was reepeoted, Beta As one Of the most prominent ofleers of the hited Btates navy. At the time of his death there was but ome older cflicer in the nary. THE FUNERAL OF COMMODORE WARRING ON. ORDERS FROM THE NAV) DEVARTMENT. Navy Derantwent, October 1:3, 1861. ‘The Navy Department announces to the Navy and Marine Corps the death of Commodore Lewis Warcing- ton. t 6 o'clork, in the Coth year of his age. Commodore Warringt nod conrpleuous among the dirtinguished men who done honor to oar country; his devoted patriotism, his rreat skill and indomitable lasting gtatitude The Navy will cherish the renown which h + gallant achieve. meats have shed upon its flag, and pay to his memory the consideration which ir dus to it. As a werk of r t, it is hereby ordered that the floge at the several wavy yards avd stations, and on deard of ell vereria of the United States nary, be hol-ted at half mest. end thirteen minute guns fircd at moridian. om the day after the receipt of this order; and ofivers of the navy and mari: ¢ corps will wear craps on the left arm for thirty days. ©. M. OONRAD, Acting Scorstary of the Navy. Navy Deranrorsr, Oct : —_ funeral of the late Commodore iM t.he place on Tuesday pext, at 12 o'clock Ml. The procercicn wilt form at St, John’s church, aud Proceed to the Congressional burying ground the place of inter core of the he navy am 1 of the marine corps are in f vited to atvend the ral, and mast on that day, and minute ans to be fired at the Navy Yard during the progrees of the pro- cemion. Iam, very reepectfally, your obedient #rvant, ©. M. CONRAD. Acting Secretary of the Navy. oxtore Wevey KB. Hertann, Commandant United Navy Yard, Washington, D. 0. Navy Deranrwnyt, Octchor 13.1951 Su—VYou will be pleared to direct the marines sta- thoned at bead aarters to attend as ort, the ob aoe d of the late Commodore Lewis Warrington, on Tuesday next. st 12 o'cloes, M. The proceatton will form at St. Jobu's Church, in the city of Waehington Tam, very Feapeettudly, Your obedient servant, INTLAD, Acting Seeretary of th Navy Brrvet Brigedier General A. Hesoeasos, Commandant Sw nes, Headquarters. shingion Brovktyn ony Iatett conee. Nowrsation —At the City Com h at the City Motel. Mr, John ff FT nr the office of Comm tesioner of Repairs and Sup ctype Mofority, having thirty-night rote: ont tena five cnet. The other candidates were, ex dt man Thor &. Redding, Alderman Leeoh. and Mr, Rd word Purbc Ory pte Oct, 18 wey —Refore ton Indge Greeawont Mortgogor tat Mertgocee — Culligan vs Darby —Tbis wa #8 nit for forcedewnre, and preeented rather a novel state of feets, and comeey tently. seme novel anestton~ cl La The mo eon given t tt of the p chem toney. upd the defends wr disturb sromrion plead tica marmieh ae the plairt give. It was adjudged that ¢ ficerntion--thet the court could not try the qu> title Im this action. nor compel the real owe: there be pot before the « right. (6 Paige 696.) I tic thowld have tekem pises. but tt wer that & ecit ' jo been commenced by the real owaer, eA it met beyaverred that there ts eush real owner. (Willer y Teperts, 6-4) The « defendant, or” bich plaintiff conweye trined no 06 to t ante. and there was no frend eres ‘There wonla he no equity in depriving the atneld of tne | t | be ne fore any, by the dcfeaent 4 the mortane moe judgmen | North having sent urgent domands for troops and payment of the Inficienoy, € | toves returns the salute—and under the silvery locks exposed to the morning breeze, are now recognized the features of General tedor Santana. No military escort accompanies him. The trappings and prancings of Lg Generel officer are nowhere to be seen, Gereral Gantana, who, before he established wed sale tained the independence of his country, was an affi wealthy man— was then ill in bealth—poor in purse—sioh | in eve mas p virtue ——honcred of man, and acceptable | to the ly—on his way to assume the command of the Dominican army, assembled on the frontier, and already exceeding 10,000 men. We heartily wish the medern Cincinnatus a speedy return to his farm end his househc ld gods; but pot until he shall have, on the battle- field, in defence of the Dominican republic, gathered those Inurels which his oid ha pak ws feom all osteatation, weare wich 0 ech modesty aud de ‘ehave it in our power the foregol before our readers, fsom letters revet on fore reg We further hear, that the appearance of General 8: tava was quite unexpected at St. Yago; but Soulouque Laving joined his army at Port au Prince with theavow ¢d purpose of invading the Dominican territory, General Sentana at once proceeded to the post of danger. In all | Becarenks Foulouque will endeavor to establish his rs at Hincha, (Jan Jan de Gouva.) pushing Bavcpessa te presiblacte mee ‘as Banica and St Thomie. Fortunately, General Santana is too oid a roldier not secure those mountain passes, where Soulouque's arm, may be exterminated. It is surmised, in well i quarters, that should 8oulouyue disregard the very re- cent protest of the representatives of Fagland, Francs, and America, and iwvade the Dominican territory, | reat before him, and, at the proper time, enddenly falling upon bis him in the nnplea- sent — of ited out ror Tetreat,at the same | time that the best Dominican froops from weuld oppose his further a If 59, we shall soon have to announce to our ceaders the success of the Do- | mipican troops, the utter d'scomfiture of Soulouque's | army. and the anoexation of his dominions tothe Domi- | | nican ivpublic from Porto Platta, dated Poavo Piarra, Sept. 16, 1961 | This part of the reputlic ix in a state of great excite- ment, in consequence of the hostile preparations which Kovlovqre has been making for some time past. The | general commandivg the Dominican front! of the | ad (ene hevin ee | , immediately had ¢ population to rend sy, @nd to-morrow Readquarters, with rel Santsna the commander-in-ch'af, Mentally at Vira and ani nus Gred, which caused t verd. He left. Santiago yes wilt be at Guayevint the Domitni 16,100 mev, \ euikd tohaateanseese tie eoorea Dleckaded, nd ty'e rg peste br the mearace, and pocpenntwo rye ceseog porte Before Chief Justice nent end Hon. Judges Mitchot | and King. THE CASE OF HENRY C\RNEI. Oct, 15 —In this case the District pgs moved to quash the writ of error which had bas we ok 4 Tudge Harris on the bill of exceptions. Messrs, AL. Jordan, HF. Clark, Hl. L. Clinten, Na et co) oppeciel | for the wnfortunate man, whose onre has been the sub. ject of ro much legal imvestigation, Counsel for Carne | @bjected to the Dietriet Attorney making the motion, or to his appearance in the ease, a» it belonged peculiarly | to the Attorney Generel. ‘The Court suggerted that it was nec to hare the prisoner present at all the arguments | his beheie and habeas corpus for Carnet pended Ut his arrival The forthar hearing was sus- In some short time after, the prisoner was brought ap in the custody of the strict Attor- | pey, proceeded to mak: the writ of corror, and read afidavi position. Mr Jordan's ctjection was. that the District Attorney | had no right to interfere in the matte the Attorney General was prevent when the writ of ¢ waa granted. and the care was now with him. The affidagits read by | the District Attorney do_not show that he hes been direct appens for hist, The dice who allowed | of the Attorney General, until ith ‘ouncel (hen referred to the Re of 1801, p, 401, chap. 146, see. lat ; also to the p 4 the Ist vo the powers gard lo» the commen kw powers let vol Temins, p. 129. 4th Burrows ; the Peo- ple ¥ MeClovd. 5 Brindle The ground he took was thet the Attorney General is the fountain of all criminal | end that there was no power conf reed on Mr Blunt to go beyond his county. or beyond the Court of Oyet and Termine and General Jail Delivery aud that cov-equently he ls not empowered to make this motion p 283, of district attorneys. Counel, therefore, asked (he court. to decide this | pretiminary question—that the power of the Dis- tries Attcrney is not co-eyoal with that of the Attorney General. Me leo refered to the act of 1848, seo, 2d chap. 156, p 47 en thiseae In this case the AUorpey General had aj peared. Now, should the District attorney have the Bewer of taking the proceedings ont of the hands of the Attorney General’ Attoraey Genera! waset opinion thet the writ ought to he allowed. and there is nothing | rhows te nyeove that he hos changed that opinion. it | seemed to ham (Mr. Jordan) Chat if this conflict of | power is allowed, it will lend to very strange reruits. ‘Tbe case has gone ovt of (he Over aad Termicer—cone | cut of the jurisdiction of the District Attoresy to the fuprime Crust, and fe now peculiscly in the power of | | the Attorney General. The District Attorney repiied roperiy with him It was fouod impossible. y that the Attorney General could attend to all news of his office, civ ii and criminal, and by the | art of 1786, a scciate attorney generals were appointed, and by the 0 a ypointed in their stead Mer. Blunt went on tot daty nod powers of di-trict a lew of 1818. In tee, #0 of the Revised Stati | the duty of district attorney: Cycrard Terminer and General Sessions, in thelr respec. tite ‘The tot Revirwd Statutes, p 179, see- | tien 3, prey’ that the Generel is | to proseoute defor dh which | tbe people of the State of N. ed, bat that 9 to netions | aah on application of th» ald convict oh the execution oo Che warteot t Attorney pos: a the Attoroey the orter served wer an illegal the Alterney | General cr 7 he admtiied be concurrent power of the Attoritey Genetai, le deated bie paramowet eniuerity, except im mach nases as ate peclodly pelnted oat by law He (Me Blunt) came there om (be roture of that writ of habeas corpus, sud if jc 4 wby the exeeution should be | stared, be contended t the Cowrt wae bound bo order | the eaceution of the ccavict |. The Court teA Mr. Biput 4 741.24 Rev Stet .« wo in t treet Abt ad it, and | paid thot. ie th ie it the doty of the b oe yeat ofa writ of > when cee tree cvie an a atay of “hie Jentam made come fatter vations and refe rewes t pas adjenrard } ost wk Tere | Gay morning The Forrest Divorce Case. sUTERIOR OUb Before W | Oorganar 1) =A motion Chambers, (o put of the | the present term, Mr O'Uonor appeared of behalf of re, Portetand Mr. Van Buren for Mr Portest the covesal on both widna, the Vovet set d the cartes foF the Ubied Monday in next moweh After rierm—and onlered ‘het any mation (o rtay precerdings to examine Ann Piowrrs, he wade atehin | fem from Unie Inve Bince the above was ia type, we have received a letter | We enaoontons Hints the nate sh end French consuls | tie District Attorney accordingly took out a writ of | which hav some bearing | Mo contended thatthe | tot 1801 the office we sboileved and district | PRICE TWO CENTS. fwrtal ¢ or yf Margaret Garrity, at Newark. THE VERDICT. ‘The Jury im this case, after a deliberation of thirty-aiae hours, cazce into Court, yesterday moruing, at half-past 7, A. M., and returned 6 verdict of soquittal, om the groun@ of insanity. The verdict seems to have Beem received with much satisfaction by a majortty of the citizens of Newark, and those im attendance st court attempted to signify their satisfaction by applause, which was: by the officers. The Court then adjourned till 17o'siock ‘The prisoner was present st the rendeving of the ver- dict, and was visibly affected, and three cheers were gives as she was re-conducted to jail this morning. According to the Advertiser, the Court agaix convemed at 10 o'clock, (Margaret Garrity betng present,) sil ep- polrted @ committee of eix physicians to’ examine the prisoner, and carefully read the evidence given to the and give their to iy gue eae i a The Court met i i REPORTS REFEREED, report of the Committe: on Ferries of the Beart of Assistants, to lease Houstcn ferry to Stuyvesent an@ | others, was brcught up, and after long @ discussion wae i referred to the Committee on Ferrics of this Beard, LAID ON THE TAMLE i reamble and resolution by Ald’ ermen Sturtevant, ie wedi Baty a sed Market, Hf the cost of aie next—contract to be to 0 Joh 3 *Sortiers lowest bidder. REMONATIONS ACCRETYD. Of Wm. B Rockwell, aa Ce of Deeds; of G. L. Young, as Inspector of Elections, in Third district o€ the Seveath ward; of Gerard Stuyvesant, the same | the Sixth district of the Seventeenth ward of M. | Chase, the same in the First district of the werd RESOLUTIONS ADORED, To repair the carrmge way of je 4 street, between Broome and Delancy streets, sidewalks in tie | ime ‘Directing the Committee on Ferries, to consult coum- | colon the matter of ing our Seer] leases at | with a view of cae the same, if it would | Jecpardize our ferry feam TRPSOLUTION REFEREED. Directing the’ Comptroller to advertise the Lease of | — elreet Ferry, for aale at auction to the highest bidder. ; | AProrsTME STs, David P.Arnoid, es Inspector of Klections.in Third Dts- trict, Seventh ward; aye ‘iassenbuiner, as | miscioner of in piace of Wiliam | George W. Brower, Inapector of Elections,of the ¥ | Distet, in the Fourteeath ward ; James W. Ferry, the | eame in the Second District of the Seventh ward. ‘The Board adjourned to 5 P.M. Tuesday. ROARD OF ASSISTANT ALORRMEW Ocy, 1 —The Board of Assistant Aldermen met ot 6 o'clock this afternoon. PerrTi0 Ns. ‘The following petitions were presented aad appropel- | ately referred, Preition of members of Hove Company No. 2h form new hore cart Of Freeman Campbell, to have sewer built in | etseet and Tenth avenur, to connect with sewer in Thir- | ty-tirat etreet, REPORTS OF COMMITTEES. Report of Committee on Wharves, Piers Peony aye = cimaentiog the award of contract for addition to | foot of Rutgers etreet, t atroet, to Sharp & Handley. | Report Committee Ca the Croton Aqueduct De~ part gic to laying water pipes, recommeeding | Gat maine be Laid fo Tw asa street, from Fleet to Se ae . An ordinance Wr \° iteonth ward Into five | eleotion districts. Adopt € Report of Committee on Streets in favor of er; at the intersection of Pine and Front streets, RESOLUTIONS Resolved, That Nicholas J. Jones be ay | tor of elections for the Third ele elton’ Bisa, N ward, jn oo ot We. ¥. Smith, Jr, we an Bae mat for Fourtl rict, im place of | signed: Peter fwnag for Firth ‘aistclet, in place oC Hick | las J. Jones, removed; David Uf Dick and James 8. An- dersou for Seventh district, and Matthew Kane and George Colyer for the Bighth district. Adopted. A commpnieation was reec.ved from the Natioani Tem- r pela | Pa rim fp pte to paws @ revoke on forbiddirg the holding of elections at porter houses, | Or where Liquor ts sold. The matter was referred toe special committee, Reso ution that the poil of the Fifth election district, ) Nin ard. be chang-d tothe soathea:t corcer of Wask- Ji 4 Hammond streets. anc of (he Sixth district Ado, t the poll of the Tiina district, Teath ward, be hold at ile southeast corner of Bowery ‘and Walkor street, ot dig came wane ward, at No. 00 Delanoy ’ opte: ation ecalliag on the Ng ey to procure ® . placs tor Potters Field ‘dom the table. Resotucion that crosswalk be tald ia ‘Fourth street, be- | tween avenues Cand B. Adopted Kerclation to have Fourth street. between the Bowery: | ond Sccord svenus, repaired. Adopted PAPERS FROM THE BOARD OF ALDERME Report of Committer on Fire Department in favor at purchasing « house for Hose Co. 47. Concurted im Resolution locating poll of Third dlsurtot, Fire ward, | at 15 Greenwich street. Coneurred in Nevolution granting the Clerk of the Common Coumell | mere arsistance. Concurred in | Tres’ ution appointing Jame Ha: risen « Commissioner f Deeds. Concurred in nm to repair Twenty-fourth street, from Se. cond to Third avenue. Concurred in Reeclation to lease cooms over hours of Hose Oo, Be, 8. Coneurred in | Resotution to have gas lights in Tempie strests, Com | Resolution directing the removal of te on ‘ Tetwecm Broek ee | north side of Rector street | Trimity place Coneurred in Conourred i So hpoting pol of Poank disttlet, ThiFA werd, at No 26 Greenwich street. Conevered oonting poll of First district, Fifth wart, rdatreet Coneurred im. ion appointing Absi Price, Iaspector of ilee- Brecon district, Fourteenth ward. Concurred ia, pour were altered, aod Inspectors appointed, n additicn to (hore above Bou d Reectution to “suse gas mains to be laid in Washing | tom rireet, from Liberty street to Battery piace, Alse | in Front etreet. from = Or t to emcee ntreety | and that the streets l> lighted (mmed!: 7 | Also, that Ann street, betwen Gold and William as Coneurted ta ‘reeday aternooe at 6 o°tont, od and Webb Cars, streets, be lighted with Be ard adjourned ttl The Codetr he ec mp three grounds —Tirst, That the ye bney hs) ne value so mporitinns @econd, That the Tnawe. a0 aot to the potwithetanding that it was = Web ait that toy to_roeetve them, yet itis not a and Third, That the setion should tate. bere © the name of Mry Toman, the adeatalvtratels Clark eepiled that, as to the first . nena wha oot ftmted shout the letters in the determin» whether C4 mys 2 goed deal abil “nt be j wbltcas of opinion Julty joriaprn donee halds don between private letters of ino round di sort and private letirs of another Ae to the sesea@ point mr) lark rm marked that Mir Inaan's t ey 4 wee for the rake of ble daughter, the dellemy to the fathor Fae fer bee pre a. Aato the ta coutwe) Mint ined that the piaiae Mary was the ipterceticd lo ont, apd the part, tau Fie (Me lark) eabmitted that it cughe to be ef (ire befors the Court would deotde Ubat (he af Gens the (ther end (he honor oF the daughter wore Sa A tbat tribwnal, whtek wold mina one of poounlary (rust, ho’ Decteiom necvy ae