The New York Herald Newspaper, October 16, 1851, Page 1

‘WHOLE NO. 6930. DOUBLE SHEET. —————————— SALES BY AUOwLUR. epee ETS s TICE.— a: IGNERS’ SAL} r ew) Binceriae, Reo Friday. Ostet (scorer of Greeuwicn 'y- bacco, Kegare, Rice, Walnu Weis 36, Sou Tea, Mustard, Mackerel, Scotch Alc, Pes Neto, + & CARTEH, Auctiovear, 57 Dey streot, corer of Greanwich. AUCTIONEER —sUCTION SALES 1 o'elock A. M. precisely, at No. 313 neral assortment of genter! Perl Ch ‘Furnitura, in exoellent ord. r, Oil Pa look mediately af-er the sbov rosewood Vixno, ArBOR, lor Furni- 94 orton B*, J. HEGEMAN, Gr la sunk Soe | old street, a xe dor and. Kitchen Contes Ta y of Chamber siesroo1, 191 {RANCIS H. REVILL. AUCTION ESR.—THI3 DAY, October 15, 1851, at 10 o'clock, A. No. 11 Uaioa ¥leee, South Brooklyn— Hous niture of a three ttory how Chaira, Bureaus, French Bed Wash ‘Stands, Loo) ing Glasso n furniture, HUMBERr & KENNY, ture) ¢ contained in anid 8°01 ar complete assortment of carved rosewood Walnut Parlor and Chamber Furniture 218 ita Ran, in plash and baie Git Poruiture; extom: jencriptions Ned Chamber Fuent- wtock ing Tablis, in sets, Hair Mattr: i been made for th: purchasers an opportunit; Sala peremptory tnlogues at the tale OHN L. VANDEWATER, AUCTIONR &R.. CHINE: J Museum Buildings, 539 Broadway, bet: it 7 Vrince streets —Con tion of Sal ‘0. welll, this day ti o'clock, in the large hall of the Bho largest Co-lection of rich Cabinet aud ture. ach article will be ra wo thy thel will consist in part of Rosewood, Mahozany and Black W al- nut Dras Room and Parlor Furnivure. ricnty carved, ‘and covered in the na: exsaile, fanoy damask, de laiges, silk tere: « naeey, De Easy Chairs; richly carved rosewood maci Etegeres, Seoretsires, Cabin: Tosewnot ture, em suite, Wardrobes, with plate class dn re, latest Paris styles, Wasdstands, und ena nelied Cha aber Furniture, beautifully painted. with meri)» and plaia Dining Room and. Lil key Peto rate ratel d; 6, 634, and 7 ooravi ones, tumente, with which will be gi nara, to two y aby rom 8: Music Hacks, &c. Catalogues now resly. C. KEMP, AVCTIONE of Furnitur Vian ofc ‘Tomorrow, (Frid Nascam | aunt over it i tea ti a < lertgexre, jarge sssortment of val hold Furniture, contisting of one rose vooe Plinstore 'Y Rew; carved mabygsny Soter; Tete a Tetos: «pring wat arlor Chaire; mard! Pie, centre and fincy fables; Pussels, thi r Carp: te: Oil Pat Pronoa late pier and (val Glasses: ric i core, with and without marbi Fecra ook Cuses; plain mahogany Sots: baie sont Chairs; mahogany and other Bed-terd ; Beds avd Wedding: mer-le-top and plain Hurevas nebs som and kiteron is D f he ateention |. Cetalogues on the moruing of sate, MEODORE MALLORY, AU IT(O Furniture, Piavofore - 272 West Twonty. the Ninth avenue, a genersl mentof gunce hold Furnitur rustels and [ngrain Caroots, res, Chins, Glas, te hy Worcester, Wash ands, &e, 2 . Oetober 17, ithoat ro erve, 1.0 package biets. Divhes Bowles Limos &, atthe best flint lows oF Miarham Jugs, Spittoons, ke : ad 8 pack: Dragaist Gi! ages INVESTMENT. FOR Sal one yours’ Lense of Lot No, 5) Des Inq A. BEEBE, No. 197 Broadway Franklin Buildiags, EPLENDID al Ro! re of TO LaT-AT NO 775 BRO. itsble for a UFFALO.—FOR SALE, THK HOUSK ANY LOT No, treet, pext tothe corner of Euce street— by 80. leo. for sale, two Billiard Tables der. Laquire at OM Broome stecet, corn'r ct Bs Wa MaTHRWs, 1M Ellicott » ¢ 150 RIG STORE FOR SALE, LOCATED IN 4 PLEASANT Bari of the city. The ators is woll atorked doing a good business, and will be sold cheap, the tusiness. For particulars apply at S4 Fourth stroet AND VALU. . Diossey, Law bookseiler, No. OILERS OF THE Fe DB >L- flor, of ton horse po ver four B tee! Puente ED KOOMS TO LET, aT Dollege ‘hs OR SALE OR EXCUANG villages of Port ) farm: on NO. A PORTION OF Ta Muron and Fort «rs ie with a few ie * Huroa, Wiorigan. Toe &e aid n » repair to, where faintly to smocee? Por LE—A WELL KNOWN 4N) OLO BS sBLisa meral l cuit store. the b ho! 4 yea oLinhy OUSE TO LET, AND FUANITUKE of the most dee H%, TO LET, AND FURNITO thresstory House east side seco house above Twentirth stree bathe ¥ noe, pe reason ne time. Pose of November. Reaween fendi PM. 4 bath t, oF @ eingle FOU, AS second floor of 0 sodern iui Uirse story pe, cocapled bys very om 9, prveate tomaily, No. 10 Broome # ee Oo MAY 4 id roome, st h partial bored, in femails. mer spoly Rtleneis street, South ‘Bhooklyn Keferen ~ 14 Be TAGE ROUIE FOR SALE. ago ‘ wa ine to mak fi : ©., Utes on New sitvet, corner street * City, ett ing ont. Anply tod. to A. MoPhorson 23" Wa 10088, Within afew minutes walk of the ferrins, ho would he willt gto Jeman and ‘ost Office, Will 0. DORSOS, nt 06 ORY RAICK treet SH 8 Hot T° LET—TO APMALL PAMILY, THR OPP Re PART of t it hoves * ew th. atreet (0, W) between tixeh ana Pr teu we F, bath & Adress, oO LET—TO A SMALL FAMILY OF GR WY PRR fons, the whole of the upper prt: Of a tw» story Hogs, ffrowt and back p adh three gareet coll .. 18 No. W West Bleventh ete Tr #01, come of wil the mi. otecet, Row Yorks MORNING EDITION----THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1851.* IMFORTANT TELEGRAPHIC NEWS THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE. ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP AT HALIFAX, KOSSUTH AND HIS COMPANIONS Not Permitted to Rest in Piedmont or Pass through France. Prebable War between Austria and Turkey. SLIGHT DECLINE IN COTTON. THE PENNSYLVANIA AND OHIO ELECTIONS. The Disunionists Defeated in South Carolina. THE SYRACUSE FUGITIVE RIOT. TWENTY OF THE PABTICIPATORS ARRESTED. The Presideut Determined to seo the Law Executed. INTERESTING FROM THE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE. | Six Boys Burned to Death in the Cincinnati Orphan Asylum, &e., &e., &eo. AFFAIRS IN THE OLD WORLD, BY TELEGRAPH OVER THE NOVA SCOTIA. NEW BRUNSWICK AND MAINE LINES TO PORTLAND, AND THENCE BY BAIN’S MERCHa: LINE TO NEW YORK. Hatirax Tenecrarnt Orricr, Wednesday Evening. Qot. 15, 1851. The royal mail steamabip America, Capt. Shannon; waseignalised at 5 o'clock this afternoon, and arrived at her wharf at [elifax, about two hours after. She brings | Liverporl dates to the 4th inst., and has 108 passengers, children and servants iaclusive. During the dense fog yesterday, the America spoke a steamer bound East. She also spoke, at the same times the ship Ann Tenny, of Waterford, Ireland, bound for New York, with, apparently, a large number of passen, vere ‘The Amvrican steamship Franklin, arrived off Cowes, on her way to Havre, at 7 o'clock, A. M.,on the 2d inet. With this exception, there has been no late arrival from the United States, subsequent to the eniling of the Atlan- te, om the Ist inst. ‘The tteamer City of Glasgow, when three days out fecm Liverpool, cracked her steam pipe, which rendered her machinery useless for five days. MHthe British and Continental news, by this arrival, poscerses but little interest to the general reader. Korsuth bas been expected to London up to the Ist iu apd the Corporation of London had arranged to receive him with the greatest marks of respect ie Ucetiin Permission to pass through France from Mornsiiles, ¥as however refused to him, and it ls d that he hae proceeded on to the United St: ia the Mississippi Lord Londonderry had again addressed the President of the French republic in reference to Abdel Kadir, sad the correrpondence, which amounts to nothing practical, JV ~ a -Poeetin Pt oP Commercial Atfrairs. Tur Lonpon Money Manser appeared to have under- gone no change during the week ending\on the 3d inst The funds had slightly fluctuated every day, and con- scls advanced to 97, at; which they closed om ¢he 34. In foreign stocks. the feeling was not 80 good as a¢ the date of previous advices, Business had buen very Jimited, and prices flat. Railway shares closed on the ud, withe slight improvement. The transactions in Americaa stocks were very limited, and prices were nearly nominal ‘Tue Corrox Manxer at Liverpool, during the week pre- ceding the sailing of the America, was dull and flat, and prices had slightly declined. Sales, for consumption had fallen off considerably; middling qualities have de- clined nearly one-eighth of a peuny, and ordinary and inferior qualities have been much n ted ‘The sales of the week have been 83.630 bales, including 7,840 for export and 2.000 0n speculation. The authorized quo- bye amy fair are, bowed, 63;0.; Mobile, 5ig4.; Oe- 9. 6d. Brnavererrs bave been in steady demand during the week, and for wheat and flour, very full rates were paid. Mears. Dennison & Co. quote wheat at one peany, and flour 6d ¢earer than last week Ixvian Conx bad also teen in fair request at late prices. The stock at Liverpool was very light, but there had been no advance in prices during the week. Provisions have undergone no material change during | the week. For beef there was no improvement. Sales continued very small, and prices, except for the finest qualities, have been move in favor of the buyer. Amuri- can pork was fearce, aud dealers have been supplying their wants with Irish and continental. Of bacon, ths mierket was nearly cleared, and n° transactions are re- ported, Hams and shoulders continued dull there daing only a retail demand. Lard bad improved in price, and rales bave been made at 603 8528 per ewt. There was but aemall stock in market. There was a steady de- mand for cheese, at the previous week’s rates. ‘Tarrow hes deolined Gd. pe: ows, at which there was but a limited demand. Ous.--There had been small sales of eeal oil at £23 108.8 £24 per tun. Pale val is worth £20 a £33 per tun Whale oil, £314 £31 10s. pertun. There was mo Ame- rican Mingeed cake in market. and it was wanted Navat Stones —Turpeotine had declined in value, and fales bad beeumade at 6x. 9d perewt Rosin was worth ds. 1d. a Te, 6d. per ewt, spirits of turpentine com- manded 31s, a 338, per ewt. Rice —For most descriptions of rice there had been en improved demand, but there was no improvement in tice. , Acnes were in good demand during the week. Pots commanded 274. 6d.; old pearls. 28s. 6d ; new, 20s. 6d Tre Correr Marxer is without animation; no altera- tion im prices, Qurxcitnon Baxx is offered freely. and to effect rales there bas been a reducticn of six pence. — is very dull, and prices may be considered no- minal Moxasers —The trade operated with extreme caution. Sales of Barbados have been made at 13s to lis 9d. from the quey. Svcan.—Holders of sugar evinced considerable desire to realize, and prices have receded 6d to 1s. Stare oy Trap —There c ntinues to be a good busi ness doing at Manchester, particularly for the bome trade. ‘The commercial advices from Bombay, by the last ail. were favorable, but thore from utta were re- garded as very unsatisfactory. FROM HOLLINGSHEAD, PETLEY & ©0."S CIRCULAR. Livenroos,, October 3, 1851. There has been a fair demasd for cotton fer export, but very little éoipg on speculation, and the trade have only purchased to a moderate extent, 60 that the busi- ners 1¢ ocmparatively small, and less than any previous week during the last three months, The sales fur con- tumption have fallen off weekly during the last month, and in the present week only amounted twenty two thowand pine hundred snd thirty bales, eo that the stock in consumers’ hacds is agsia becoming moderate, and it is evident there must be more extensive baying short y as the consumption was never greater than at the prercnt moment, but the stnte of the market is such, the quantity offering being so suple that spinuers at pre- sept sec no advantage in buying. exorpt to apply their immediate waute, and therefre we bave to report # dull state of business with some§dectine in prices amounting pretty generally to one eighth per poand upon American descriptions with the demand con- fined very much to the middling qanlities of cot ton at four pence three fourths to five pence per pound, the ixfirior as well as the better sorts being mueb negieoted. ya hundred and fifty bales Amer- jean, four hundred and ten Egyptian, twenty West [n dia, and nine hundred and iwenty Surat have been taken. on speoulution, with four thousand nine hundred and fifly American. five hundred aod seventy Paransma. six hundred and ffty Bahia. sixty Key ptian, thirty West in- disp, and one thousand five huudred end ninety Surat &c, forexport. The eales during last month amount to one hundred and eighty-six thousand four hundred and thirty bales; of which twenty-one thousand wore reported is published in the English and French journals ‘The news from Australia continues to confirm the | }, earlier reports as to the extent and richorss of the ply of gold. In Great Britain, public opinion was deeply con trat:d on the approaching close of the great fixed for the 11th inst. Two days were to be g wards for the free admistien of echibitors, each being | allcwed to imtroduce wwe ude, Vat the admission of | the public would positively coars on the (ith ime. and the pul lic anmouncem: the awards of the commit ters will be made on the ay previously arranged ‘The city of London Las been chieily eccupied with the election of elvil oMecre for the year just com. weneing. The Sheriffs were duly in-tolled on the 30th wit. The Lord Mayor, although elected at th: time, does not take office till the Sth of Nevembér, Prince Frederick, of the Netherlaods, has arrived in London on a visit, The freedom of the olty of Aberdeen has been pre- rented to Sir Jones Grabum, Great excitement had been cavaed at Liverpool by the viclent conduct of the Judge of the County Court t»- wards the edidor of the Liverpool Journal, for a fancied iveuit, conveyed in @ placard. The Judge had sought to arrest him without even issuing a» warrant, and who, when at length compelled to go through that formality. had been punished for constructiv« contempt endo It, by three fines and two consecutive termes impriconment. The convicted gentle- Whiley, has been released oa payment of man, Mr. of the fines by @ subscription, be refusing to pay them binself, The popular excitement became intense, and strong representations from the most influential quarters we to the governfiens and to the Chancellor, in a to the matter. were Gen. Kossuth's Movements, HIS TREAUMENT 'N FRANCE AND SARDINIA. Tt lv emid that the Freseh government did not permit bis companions to pass through the coua- desire tc retain (he good will of Austri 4 Keeeut ty, fre Livan. Whilet the steamer Missiseippi wae laying at Genoa, Koseuth requested leave of the Sardiniam government tox st for afew moments on Piedmont ground; the go- ament replied that it did mot wish ty oppose the oh stert particular to his stay, but. in the present state reintions with neighboring powers, it would be the inconvenience that might result there- frotw, end would leaveit to their dikcretion to decide Whetherunder such clreumstanees he ought or ought tot {) invoke the howpitalities of Piedmont, This re ply wes opposed by able parties and Kossuth did not and PROPOSED FORTIFICATION OF CUBA, RTC. Advices from Madrid of the diet of eptember state that che euthorities of Cuba kave proposed «pina to for- tify the ‘siend at the expense of forty millions reals, but General Coneha ts of epinion that acum migh’ tained by vue raving propored im the War Deparc A comm!ice of general officers approved of General Con o roe - Matihy on Board on Amertean Shi At (he Londen Police Court, on hareday. the 24 iast , ten evamen belonging to the Aw:tiosa ship Celambia Oxpt, Beloo, were Lrowght wp on a charge of mutiny yn the preceeding day. when the veal was as0ut to sail All bends came om board, but the Capcio, flading thet the men bad been drinking, took seventeen riggers to assht i derited the men to go below. they refawd » three fret came up to him and on, Turner, up ® hand spike, etrusk the fiest mate over the head with it, severely wounding him. aad then tafned arowt ] and wnocked the Captain down, A generat tow ensucd, im which all the prisoners joined nt Viack steward, who camo to their ¢ was knoehed eff the poop om the main deck ed fovera) passengers were wiruck and beaten by them ar veerel had anchored in the river, the cap ai ect on beerd a etesm tug and went oa shore for the folles, whe took the privoners into custody Five of tem. whe had been euilt ong and anprowked vin- enor romely, Turner Up ofe i Berkley. mith rad Johow Aco, Tore crdered to pay afine of £6. or in default, to be mprkcrsd two months Adame was fined 40s, and conta, crowooth's imprisonment, Prince, Boltoa Para, and Hints wes: fined 20s. costs, or fourteen days’ imprison. ry nt same | yeculation, and forty thousan 4 two hundged and se- t ay are about 6,000 bales, are selling for export, at steady and the closing price Upland=-Midds ¥ New Or ad. Tease Ma cing the large ine of stock cause «tom British America, the dem on | was well pustained. and 1a ecme important dyance estaplished Fer St Jobm jime tim- avdly improved fecliog as to future fom the yard 4 & LEGA; red good quality, 184 20d. w standard, £18 a £18 15s, om , brougat £18 12s, dd.; lata- ‘wetten, a, £6 16s. MAVRE MARKETS. for the week, have Oct. L——The sales of ott, amounted to 3.624 bales, Mobil ‘TTf, to Bot; Uplande, 6if, to If ‘The detention of three packets from New k. at sea. which only arrived a few days since, ceused orable movement in American potash, and prices ched 142 (0c, but subsequehtly receded tof 41, engert 3 for Philedeiphie—Cet 2. Zone, from Livegpool. Arr trom Charleston—Sept 5), Sophia, and J 8 Braddock, Bremerbaven blo for Rostos—Oct 2, Rebeoes, from Liverp 0b Arrat Bombay Aug IY, Sem Breese, Boston; 19th, Rqua- r, Orises, W York. Old 7th, Colum- m Stupmes,” do; Loulss, NYcrk. Liye npoot, Sept 22—The Lady Constable, Dawson, henes for Richtbueto, shore ef ‘he Insver port léth inst and Ddileed; greater part of cargo saved. THE VERY LATEST EUROPEAN NEWS, BY TELFORAPH FROM LONDON TO LIVERYOOL. ‘The agent of the press is indebted to Captain Shannon fer the following telegraphio Intelligence, not given in any of the European papers previous t> his saiiag:— War Anticipated between Ausiria and Purkey. According to a letter from Vie: the German jour: vals of Franksort, the Austrian government, to mark its dissatisfaction at the release cf Kossuth. hed determined to demand from the Ottoman Porte satisfaction for th: ecution of the Christian population of Bosnia, and Pes ‘tesctved 00 enteres tbe’ dome by aacmbling body of troops om the frontier of Turkish Croatia ana Herzegovine. The French Repubite. Paves, Friar, October 8, 1851 Ate merting of the Parilameowry committer, on Thursday, the President staved that while the country wae int there had brew noticed some agitativa {ihe revolutionary party iu the ei y geberaliy Tn the faubourg At. Actoiar, the police have mate © irores of arte, suppesed to be eont frow abroad Genre! Changernter commented on the severity of he epeeoh of the Monger ot In erior at Uaar Je, Whieh be enid mighs Le anowsed, bat could not a. Over eneMonh ba Cape of Good Hope, HORRIGLR STATE OF AP Pains—WUKDERS AND ROW BRKIES By Tie CARFRRS AN) HOLTEN COTS Par MINE AND SICKNESS —=PROSTROT OF FRAC K BTC. Borrox, Oot 16,1861 The ship Springbo¥, from (lh. Cape of Good Hope, september Od, arr here this moraing. Mer news iv hirty -theee day e ater. The cope Town Moil of August 234. seoounces 6 gevernment notice from the Britis| orities 19 Orange River sori reignty, Jenouncing the pe piecf tosech ad Moliteane os enemies, The whoie force of the district within the eorereignty have beom -vaamoned, including ali male inbabitants liable to do military duty. It intiowted thet marcial law ieabout (0 be pcocmimed by her Majesty's [igh Commission in that province Bir ary fu ith bee deepatehed two compauies of the 4 tt ‘pment end 600 Zuise te ont the goversigaty B Watry + ane to procerd t Dimer: She Maw condemns the proceedings of the Presidest +e ncferts (hat ite views are austained by the colonists omversnly. iTehamatown to August 16th hare bron coerved. which state that since the last post uae wos: f destruction was etl on around thet pine” ders pod gobberice by adifescentinved 6? Scare! ~ emer it it Oat- for the want of food. supplies. £5 to £6 10s. per 100 daily looking for fresh in- had b rown into, great agitation by discovering that nearly al! the 0 servants of Gen. Bomerret at Oatlande bed decamprd, carrying away much 3 ‘At Cradoch security seeme$ to prevail in respect to war, but mach sickness was felt. At Whittlesea encounters wit bands of Kraals had been succersful. & dreadful borricane had swept over the missionary a os Ulmastowe, materially dazznging the Wesleyan chapel, &e Letters from the Kreilis country riate that theGo- vernor had wade up his mind for peese, amd had made formal « ffer to his Excellency to indexteify him for all losses custained by traders since the war . Intelligence trom Fort Hare announces’ the Cat- fres and Hottentote were in such force mear the gene ral’s tent, that hecould do nothing with them. Late accounts are more favorable tor peace: The Cape Town Mail, of September 2, says that they have at length (nocuraging news from the frontier. ‘The goverament has been reinforced by two fine regiments and 100 artil- lery men ; in all, 1,500 men. Sir Harry Smith, the Eng- lph Governor, was in high epirits at the more favorable prospects, and seid he would conelude no treaty of peace short of the unconditional submission of the Cwifres, England, September ),,had not arrived when the Spring- hok sailed. The venerable John Phillips, superintendent of the London Missions in South Atrica, died on the 2/th August. ‘Notwithstanding the prospect 2f peace, the papers are still filled with the details of dreadful guerrilla war which has reduced the country, in some places, to a desert of ashes. Men are murdered on the high roads, and flocks and herds are stolen by thousands. A conspiracy ainong the Hottentots aud Uaffres on the frontier, to rire and murder the English and their allies, had becn discovered and frustrated. Several hostile chiefs had expressed a desire to make peace; but letters state that it will probably be months before. the. troops can be brovglit to bear upon the exergy, and enforce it at the point of the bayonet. AFFAIRS IN THE NEW WORLD, Pennsyivania Filection. ‘There is no doubts, judging from the complexion of the returns received by telegraph, that Bigler (dem ) is elected Governor, over Jchnston, the present whig incumbent, by @ large majority. Indeed, we should not be surprised if the democratic majority should reach that of last year, when Morison (dem.) received 13753 over Duncan (wbig.) for Caval Commissioner. Johnstom was elected Governor in 1848, by the emall majority of 202 only, over Longstreth, democrat. ‘The following have been the majorities in the State for the last three years: — 1848—October.... Johneton (whig) for Governor, 302 maj. © Nowember. Taylor (whig) for Presiden’, 13.544 « 1649—October....Gemble (dem ) Canal Com, 11.589 + 1860—Ootober,. ..Duncan (dem ) 13 In 1848, although the whigs and natives. combined elected Johnston Governor, the democrats elected their Canal Commissioner. (Painter,) by 2,686, over, Middles- worth, the whig and native candidate. an, ce weed OSS ~~“ ‘The 8; use tive Slave Hioters. ARREST OF TWENTY PROMINENT PERSONS~EXAMI- NATION AT AUBURN—GREAT EXCITEMENT, ETC. Syracuse, October 15, 1861. This morning, Ira H. Cobb, J. Moses, editor of the Standard, Stephen Porter, A. Dutcher, Amos Davis, all whites, and # colored man named Brown, were arrested for a violation of the Fugitive Blave law, In aiding in the rescue of Jerry, on the Ist of October. They are to be taken to Auburn for examination, on the train now leaving. Other arrests aro in contemplation, ax I under stand the Marthal has twenty-two warrants. Avours, Oetober 15, 2861. Some twenty prominer’ citizens of Byracuse were brought into this city to-dsy, in the custody of Jobm I. Bush, United States Marshal. They are charged with treason, im coanection with t¥e rescue of the fugitive Jerry, and were carried before Judge Concklin for exa- mation. VAstrict Attorney James FR. Lawrence ap. peazed for thepeople, and D. D. Hillis on behalf of the defendants, Tie examination was adjourned until to- morrow morning, and bal in the su:ciof $2,000 required ofeach of the prdorters for his appearance. There is great cxcitement hove, in consequence. Interesting trom Washington City. PIESIDENT FILLMORE URBTERMINED TO’ BRING TWE OVRACULE ALOLITIO.® RIOTERS TO JUBTICE, ETC. Waeminaton, Oot, 16, 1851 I telegraphed you specisily, a few daya ago, that the President liad determined ¢9 vin Geate the supremacy of the law, with regard tothe Syracuse rioters, Since thi the official swport of the Disiriet Attorney has ¥een re ed, faily confirming the newspaper accounts, and | stating that tle military were willing to have supported the Marshal at Syracuse, had it not been for the express written order of (heir Colonel, directing them to disband: President Fillmore has, in reply to this commanication, given the most positive instructions to General Lawrence, the United States attorney, to prosecute the offenders at | all bazards, and 0 the fullert extent, being determined, as be rays, that, ander his edministration, neither the constitution nor the laws shall be trampled upon ard viclated with impunity. ‘This letter of the President, | When published willereate @ profound izapression. Convicted of Manslaughter, &c. Unica, Oct, 167 P.M. ‘The trial of Jchn Perkins, for the murder of a negro” with @ scythe, at Savgerficld, in August last, has just been completed. The defence impeached the principal witness for the proveeution, Consequently, the District Attorney waived the charge-of murder, and the jury re- turned averdict of manslaughter in the third degree. | Judge Gridley has sentenced Perkins to be imprisoned ut Auburn, for the term of three years A meeting of persons tu favor of commuting the pun ichment of Oroutt, sentenced to be hung for arson, is to be held at Concert Hall, to-morrow evening. frintor me Steamer Pampero. Craniestos, Oct. 14, 1851, RALD. | Lockwood, ee «a f nm * wa PRICE TWO CENTS, a Our Philadlephia Correspondence. Puiaverenia, Oct. 15, 1854. The Rest of the Election— The Firemen. ‘The democrats a.°e rejoicing over the undoubted elec~ tion of Bigler and Clover, #6 Governor and Canal Com- missioner, and the whige are consoling themselves with the result being as usual ii) the «ity. The returns from the county ere #0 incomplet.* that nothingj can be told with regard to the city and ounty |ticket. The whig candldstes that were aleoupon tL'¢ native ticket, are um- doubtedly elected—in-lading the County Commissioner, County Treasurer, and Prothono,‘ary of the District Court. Phe other thee offleers have" probably been dis+ tributed ty the democzatic enmdidates. Several rows occurred last night among the firemen, and in one (i them Livt. Nutt, of the M welsl’s police, had his jaw broten with a slung chot. His assailant is in custody, and, 26 the election is mow over, may be se- ly dealt with. To humor the firemew and rowdies to for them, one of our Tudgre tas beew of latein the Asbdit ofletting them off lightly for sesaukts upon & police. It is gratifying to think that it did not secon. g object, as thr returns show hiar te‘fall far be- ind his ticket Brooklyn OMy Intemtgene>, Foacmny —The trial of Mr, Loftus Woods fer forgery,” is proeveding, and the tes Smony only’ closed yesterday. when the court rose. From the posicow’ ocewpled by Mr. Weed, the ease excite? some interwet, but would scarcely repay the perural ofthe evidence in eaters, Bicamy —John Clark was convicted of Digamy, yes- terday, in the City Court Wric Nomwatiens--Secoxp Syriciar, Disreicr.-This convention met yesterday at tis Brooklyn City and nominated Albert Lockwood; Eeq., (eadtidge } Westchester counts—the ballot bsing as fcMows :- A, . 0 Bmith, 6; and Job Dikemm, 1: w Wann or Baooxirn —At the oonver+ ton, last might, hold at Gascoigne.’ Motel, corner of Beaymond et and M avenue, the foliowing-nomi- nations were made: Fer Alderman, Joseph Edwards: For Assessor, T. U. Kirby. For Constable, Alezaadoe skinner. For Inspecir of Elections, Wirst dlatriet:—+ Geo, Mitchell ard James A. Jenkins; Second divtritt, Tur E | Abiaham Colyer and George Rogers Fuyenar, oF Ma. Lee—Qhe funeral o?Mr. Lees, tate’ editor of the Brocklyn ai'y wldeertiser, too! place yor terday. His remains were followed trom the First Bop- tist chureh, Nastau strect-—where the Rev. Mr. Elodo- preacled a funeral sermon, by the member? of the proaa; the order ef Odd Fellows, and many of the most ree spectable of the citizens. Tie Kexninc Beroo., which was to have onenod last Monday, will not-be epened until next week. im conse- quence of some delay in fitting. up the roou A large number of seholars mustered in. expectation of the vom- mencenent of the school term. Excensons —The Borom Guard, composed cf young men from the tevepth ward, proceeded to Feshing yesterday morning. accompanied dy a brass band. They ‘Were to partake of « collection at ez Alderman Beram’a, at that viliage. The Stryker Guards, accompanied by the Empire Trass Bond, went yesterday to Yonkrs On Friday next, the Light Quard. of this city, Capt. R. B. Clark, make their annual parede and-target ex- cursion to Flushing. ‘Theatrical and Muofval. Bowrny Tuxarky.—This evening the public are to be presented with arepetition of last night's powerfully at - tractive performances, commencing with the Scoctish drama of » Wallace,” in which Mr. Eddy, Mr. Tilton, ond Mrs. Jordan will assume the principal characters, The steamer Magnolia, which arrived at Savannah on Monday from Jacksonville, reports that the trial of the ‘The following are the reported majorities at the present election, for Governor, compared with those for the same in October, 1848, when the whig majority in. the State was 302,— — October 1851.— Johnston. Bigler. Whig. Dem. “ 20 600 mighhiigs 2 s ic $3! ne i 38) £2141118818 5213 S Ss Heangeti ios ' t ge! 888 Sebuy!sill. Burqueban Ww oe lout mejority in 1548... ‘The twenty-six counties to be heard from gave a de- moctatie majority In 1848 of 4,946. They are expented to run up Bigler's majority in the State to about 15,000, LATEST RETURNS, r a. Oot. 15, 1851. majority of 481. Taore beard from. ajority Is 1 099. in In Mon‘our county Bigler ha ere two towns remaining to In Monzce county Bigier' . Honravare, Oct 15,1861 Mejoritice for Bigler—Surquehanne, 700; Wayne, 145; Wycming, 218. In Bradford county there is a tie vote Onto Election, Creverann, October 16, 1861. Cuzahegn ccunty bas gone democratic, for the first time in twenty years. Lucas and Franklin counties "ditto. Wood's majority for Governot cannot be leas than 15,000. Orvcrvwatt, Oot. 15, 1851. Lcgan county gives 660 majority for Vinton and the whig ticket In Greene county Vinton has 500 majority. Achtebuia county has probably elected a whig repre- a tire. In Lake and Geauga counties, the union (democrats whigs) Lickets are probably elected. Tu: carora county democratic ticket is probably ed Fairfield county gives 1 600 majority for Wood Licking county give it " Portage, Loraioe aud Modine bave elected democratic tieketa. Ir Clinton ceurty the whig ticket Is elected, and Vin- ton bas 600 mejerity Defierce ccunty gives Wood 900 majority. Jn Muskingum ecunty the whigs have about 700 ms- 5 7. In Stork county Wood has 980 majority, Lcrain county elects a democratic judge In Coshoeton county the democratic ticket is elected Uy from &) and 500 majority. Mallon county gives the whigs 650 majority. Pickaway covaty gives a small majority for Wood. In Mont cowery county the whig cicket i» elected, with the excepticn of reprerentative Preble county elects the whig ticket, with the excep- tion of Jutge of Protete Biark county, it is supported, has gone for the demo- crete in Miami cconty the in tependent tieket is supposed to be elected Botler courty is demoeratic Sonth Carclina Miection for Delegates to the Southern Congress. Craniewron, Oct, 18. 1851 Fleven hundred more votes were polled to day than on the firet day of the legislative election, last year Mretrs, Aiken and Porter go cperationists, in the Sixth district, anticipate newtly & two-tbird vote. Crani estos, Ootober 14, 1851 The election to-day prmed off very quietly anda full vote wae polled in every town. ne far ne heard from At the clove of the potis in thie city to-day, the oo-opern- tenets ciaim: d large majority CHaatroros, October 15, 1861 Tho vote in thie city, yesterday, was as follows: — For aikin, (co operstiontst) 240 Porter, — (dittoy.. ... 246 Delmer, (recess tumist). .. 18 Ashe, (ait). 1.006 Lo-opera ive m jor ° 1 453 it is suppomd that the ev-cper ve carried tw thirds of the State Catherine Hayes at Previdence. Provirence, October 15, 1851 Catherine Hayes te sitging at Howard Hall to night. ‘Ths room ie crowded. and tho street in front filled with vole Great excitement exiats among our citivens and 0 OD Terral Oreite is manifested to bear the fair Swan of bea The tush is Lin ds conoerts, much greater (pan at any of Jeany | Pampero was progressing at St. Augustine, aad was ex- pected to last rome time. a« the government had sent to New Orleans forevidence. The stores of the vessel were rold at Jacksonville on Baturday. by order of the United States Marshal, The Revolution in Northern Mexico. New Oxceans Oct 13-P.M. The following are a few additional particulars brought by the steamer Yecbt, relative to the Mexican revolu- tien: — The Kio Brevo News reports that Col. Carvajal had re- ceived large reinforcements, avd that General Alvalos was busily engaged in fortitying Matamoras. The Ne so contains an editorial. in which it is sarerted that the Americans bad abandooed the cause: owing to General Canales having easumed the command of the revolutionists Ixtercepted letters of the Mexican commander say, that should the mrurgent leader be taken, he will be served in the same way as the Spaniards served Lopez Col. Carvajal bad ieeued orders not to acknowledge the permits of the Mexican custom house A circular had been published by the collector at Brownsville, Texas, enforcing the lance of the cvs. tom house « ficers, in consequence of the progress of the revolution | This will be succeeded by the new drama of © The #lood- | hounds,” introducing those great favorites and sterling actors, Mess Copy atd Taylo and the whole will terminate with the drama ok “Danger, Doubt and Drath,” in which Messrs. Cony and Taylor, and Master E, Cony will appear, This an- nounceMent m ust attract & larve assemblage Broanway Traine —Madame “eleste hos met withe most enthusiastic reception at this metropolitan estabs li-hment, being nightly greeted by crowded aud fashion- able assemblages with marked approbation. To-wight, ohe w at her great original cLaractet of Miami, ia celebrated drama. called Green Bashos,’* Mesers Conway, Fonno, Davidgs, Shaw Mes. Mrs Joho Betton, Sig. Neri and Malle, route the Bolero di Cudts, and the whole ith the farce of “ Shocking Kvexts,” ex+ in the leading pa will conclude | cellently east Niwco's Ganorn.—This evening, the fascinating and beautiful actress, Madame Anna Thilion. takes her bens- fit, when @ bill of great attraction is presented: May Atudson nN sopees an Paddy Pitxgersid iu the “Irish Becret: in Which he will «ing « popalar comic Trish ers ix will be followed by the new musical buclette: of ride of the Marea,’ the character ot Roxalsna by Mad Anya Thillon, in which she will sing several splendid ballads. The entertuiomoa's will conclude with ¢ second actof the “Daughter of the Kezimeut,”’ Mad, Appa Thillon in the beautitul character of Marie. Taera | Gan be little doubt but the house will be erowded in every departwent. Bonron's Txarax —The two new and v attrac! ieee, called © Nature's Nobleman’ ~— Disturbance had broken out in Guerrera, which it po feared the government would hardly be able to put own, From Cuba, TWO AMERICANS TRIED FOR PIRACY, ETC. Mowinr, Oct. 14, 1851 | The U.S. steamer Saranac, Commodore Parker, which arrived at Pensacola on the 9th inst. from Iavana, re- | Pertsthat Breckenridge aud Beach, the two men who icked up abcut two milesofl the coast of Cubs. 0 were suppored to be connected with the Lopes poy ‘ion, bad been tried as pirates, by the authorities at Havens, Six Boys Burnt to Death tn the Cincinnatt Orphan Asylum. Civcrswarr, Oot. 15. 1851. ‘This morping a fire broke out in the Orphan Asylum, which destroyed the entire edifice. There were at the time ene hundred and six boys in the building, many of whem saved themeelves by jumping out of the windows, One hundred ef the ohildren were saved, and nix, it is believed, perlaued in the flames, ‘Three bodies of the rix have beem found in the rains, Many of thor waved were badly burned, or otherwise injured, while making their escape. Burnt in Rhode Island, Paovipence, (Kt. 1.) Oot. 15, 1851, A cotton mill, belonging to J. Clarke, situated in Sm itbiied, this State, was burnt down on Monday night: | it bad not been in operation daring the last three months, and was probably insured. Cotton m: From Boston, DREADFUL MORTALITY AT PARA, BRAZIL—SAILING OF THR CANADA. Bostom, Oct 15. 1851 to Fept. 28 state that the yellow email pox, other diseases, were fearfu ly mortal * place, and were carrying off a large number of the inhebitents ‘The royal mail steamship Canada, Captain Harrison, railed at noon to-day, with thirty-three passengers for Liverpool. and three for Haiitex obluery. Mr. Buchanan. for many years British Consul at New York, died euddenly at Montreal. on Satarday morning last eged abeut 61 Thisgentieman has been long known on the con! nt of Ameries. and will be mach rogretted by a wide circle of friends and relatives. Police Inteliigence. Burglny — ibe bardware sore No 68 Chatham street, coupied ty N. & J. Hiriseil, was entered on Tuesday | night, by burglars, amd a quantity of penknives, valued | t $160, stolen therefrom. No arrest. Charge of Strating a Gvid ich —Vesterday morning, \fRoere Codelt am gber, ¢ Second ward police, | arrested a German named Leone Ootting, whom they ‘ound ine beer shop in Jobn street. on a charge of #teal- ing @ gold Wateb- and chaia, valued at #5¢, the property | of A. Bohrader, reriding st No. 16 City Hell place On | carebing the prisoner, a pawn ticket for the watch was fe t that $0 bed als) oo the itted the accused to Mffrey ~ The police of the Fourth fighting aflrey om Caeday night. w ing howe situated at No St Ja ept by Cin cthy Maber, Soms of the lodg-te we- arrel which ied to general fight fumbdlers ves were Used in the melee, in the course of which ot the boardere erie roughly haadied Co police fo to quell the didturbance. and offeors Far Ru Gleascn hours Waber his William W ‘oley. who were, in Justion Lothrop ot om for trial attery oa the lodgers m d Com —A Germ Was fully coormit for trial yesterday, by Jus ine Mouust rt, on # 0 stealing $252 1p geld coum aud bea bills, the pr John Keefe reedting 6 60 Thirty re seems that the prisoner hed bere ® bre Harlem Ratiread, ord became acqusin who lihewice was engeged hy the com Op Thurrdsy lost. the pricner peraunued the complaia- to accompany him to vartous parts of the city, aad Jy Wikbed biw to visit the lower part of the ory ‘the letter request, refored, saying Case Be hed abou! bum, wed he was ateaid ening however after deinking caer took Keete to s lodging house wd Aveute Bo where he we poison, OF Keefe t “y ip question. The next ee ¢ the day afer. suspicion terted ob the seousré, sod wbeu taken tuto eustody. in bis pesrersion was found $62 cf the ten money Aa acecmplice supposed tobe mamed Burne te eaid to hav eft the city tn ‘Ure reent City sam-hip, having w: bem the £000. A ley deapateh bas beew ¢ip. warded, \v order to arrest the rogue in New Vrtewnys, Chav pep Sieatirg rei wy by 4 calling him extracting from rate who had them | a “I Have Ka) fol run, the theatre 'y Friend,” bave bad such a svcce being crowded every night, and each scene’ followed by the enthusiastic cheers of the delgnted audiences, that they will be presented again thiserening With euch articts as Burton, Blake Dyott Bland and John Doan, how can this theatre be otherwise than succeesful? But look also tothe female departmes t, consisting of Mra Hughes. Miss Chapman, Mary Taylor. Misa Weston and other actresses of great celebrity, and say where their ruperio's can be found Those who love excellent comia talent will vieit Burten to night Nastonat Tikatas —The pew grand romantic musical drama, entitled “ Mybel, the Child of the Battle Field." bes made @ decided bit at this popular theatre. It will in this evening, with the anme powerfa) Clark roold. Bradsba F be nd biglily successful drama. called “ Phe Watch Pogs ; or, the Lost Heir and the Fatal Casket,” in which Mr. E Bisochard will custain the prineipal clta- vacter. introducing bis wonderful dogs. Brovonam's Lyceum. —The delightful and attractive Rouwets have created a perfeot surore at this elegant abd Fo] UIAr plaoe of amusement, and most deserved'y 40, The dawcing Of all the sisters is beyond all praise; but the articular star cf the lovely group is undoubtedly Oaro- ine, Her interpretation of the Jalio de Xores is the very perfection of the art Terpeichorean—it i absolute lan qusee the undoubted poetry of wotion. They remain uta few nighte longer, as Brougham ta determined to hive a covstant nnd rapid tucce-» on of the most attract- tive woveltios ¢ besutifol Lyceum now present mest brilliant acpeet wightiy. ” ie Bansem's Mcsrem —" Roving Meadows” has made a mort eudeen Ss topishing plunge into the her ual i raers sflection Asa moral pley it bas no mwivably put together—is intensely thrilling in ite in terert nud carries the feelings of the wudienee with it to the clove. Itisa onpital moral drama, aud will be to rates thie evening. To-morrow jatthew visits the Musum to ree ft! Thi: @ ternoen, & hist of comic attractions. Crntery's Meveraris.— This inimitable band of performers announce ® highly attractive programme this evening. Their singing is rendered with tne utmost Dermony; their dancing i¢ exquisite, and their bur- leeques and witticwmes create roars of laughter Young \jrux Trsope. the violinist. bas very justly become an in menge favorite with the public Frictows’ Minsrer:s —This unrivalled o: conti- bue os popular as ever. Ther beautiful is nighnly filled wih bighly reepectable audiences. whose di and ent husinem give couviretng proot of the Cf their Yericrmapees. “The programur ionued tor this evens ¢ ec ntains some of their mort promiaent features: Dowsny Axi neatar-— The equestrian performances given nightly at this establishment heve become exoend ingly — being nightly witmes ed by lange assem- is wexe lent manuer in which everyihing pet- the ccmiurt avd amurement of the publi has wged by Levi North, has won the approbation of all classes end has induced @ great mumber of our most rerpectable citizens to give him « complimen! benefit on Monday evening next We slocerely hope Will be, what be richly deserves, a bumper. A fine bil', apvouncea for to night ° Rr Hann T Tonwen the American balisd singer, ésker a bereft om Tur sem Will ing several f evening next on whieh occe Aon he is bert baliads —It will be reen by cofeouce Panne Iwo 0 Ae DOR, wh the Hepe (he The firet de gure wail be free te give all au opportunity to hear: ya yodge for themes ives Pecrrsson Anpensos — Lact night we. 9 perfoot jam at the Opera House Winard av as after one ur two nigi t 6 per forme: ces. those Who bse heard of Minexuta cxdivary feats sh: wid repwir v0 9 stoe glace, and be de lighted by bis wonderful perfor asogos Maretrrh': opera froue COM’ neyced an engagoaeut im Baltimore Mast right P Warner is pleying ®6. the Holliday street theatro, jaitimore Jepny Lind bas concly ded mot to visit (he citlea weet 1 Uleveiona, and wilt ¥ ecurn to New York, thom Vin batts, eboUt Che fry ¢ ¢ 1 December Dietetet Court. ge Judeou Oct Jus ge Jue 1 pe sive in the place of 30 Age betes wht telaxetion. The yegey jury were discharged ib BEG TREC Quit peoeweded to bear eime cases im ade mivaliy Move gents of Utatingutshod Personm. ©. &. EB. Mors, Po'kerpele, Vaptaie aed " iergo; Hen, dob Gorton saith. Ve Alexander Hactiton New Brnorwoks iq. Moston, were among the arrivals et the ® Pince Metet i aptain Gecrge @ MeVulium UB A; Tine M Tobin, anads, Hon A W Adems Oniitutnin, Dr. iacton U. 4.8; AP Bornside, U 8 &; Hon Joepo BR Wels. Libteb: Lion. A & Jedrot, Couneotion', were am ag the Tivele, peeterasy, Me ci aon i Wat, neaie Hor Senator Douglas Tiunote; aie Wet Atientic. Colonel Jann « Bond, New York; atti red posters Nueces, dey 0! Ute Aton ies Gedy vet €