The New York Herald Newspaper, October 25, 1851, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD. WHOLE NO. 6939. ‘’. MORNING EDITION----SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1851. PRICE TWO CENTS: AMUSEMENTS. DOORS OPEN Paty Pit, | CURTAIN ain Au ra eset oo the % Seay ea aaa e o eras ures Mason. of DON JUAN—Dop Juan, Don Guaman, ey < mony at, ae, Ben Gunza ‘gaeitan ouch, Master 001 Mr T; Cony; IRTON’S THEATRE, reine STREET to begin Tae oe gy = Brace ies stent re, Res, To conclude with THE TO Tocdles ‘Mr. Burton; Mrs. Tapthe Toodle Mrs. H ROADWAY TH .—E. A. BARGAIN.— A. iz B EATRE—E. A MARSHALL, SOLE GREAT oe a, LARG GROCERY AND A i syustts, se conte: Family an vd and axtures, and’ iene ot aer oats fo a sre wider on oat Ea Scere & | Hague Bt CoMALLORY, th Ti AvenueG. Otis meee fs Sean, Wg e ie poner SALOON, WITH BAR, AND TWO STORIES Davi aN Sigh HGgeg, Me, Wh above for ey leteing rosea, to rh the u) feea Noncitde wiibake ae BEDDED HOOM My Dut. | tains four large tosmans Thesesond fot bas core eres er Pipes, Mr. Davidge; Mrs. Deputy Lomas, Mrs. Vernon. ar gt furniture fi tained Will be sold at a "ow te hed Boy ives it ints fro1 of 35 foot, ian 8 sapoiy ts FAMILY. In ‘80 give vj Rowseksoping, wi to somebody who is willi &e., Se twelve months o! a. mp line to box 3.157 Post Office, and ff PARTMENTS hy LET—THE IBLO’S GARDEN MANAGE: MR, JOHN SEFTON, Ne sahete, 3S Bo: agen Doors o; te, fui ce. . Elaaae ad rose given, ‘RST STORY ROOMS vain ive ae After NGROIS. To bs followed - TERMELZO Wostcane To« conolude with fact i: I ATIONAL FERASRE. of, CARAS ao] Pit, 12) Retieen ie ean mence with K will eo ree ans ite tl oe Louise, Mrs ark: Nichola, To be aa: ret ma chad Fase —Will de Baber. Sally, BR OR Mee Ni een LYCEUM, BROA Doors open, at 7 tai story No. 13) net, ta Sresmaes athe vf at Sreoms os sth story No, 179 R maa Soventecth stroct, Apply at 122 Norfolk street, near Stan CUBTON FOUNDRY AND J MactinE SHOP, Nos. 4 504 W ator street, and 239 and 241 Cherry'strees, for eale.--Tho foundry isin the be Teen we Yrorking order - “Cupola Ht s pisoe of three tons, a powerful uaks, two core ovens, &e., ie, or teon ound works. ‘ie masohine ee lathes and) toolk com the past year the favor b the elite and from all of the Py bap tr Bd 33g; concert te commence at = very, Wednesday and Saturday, forthe ‘rpetal al ne com mo: ion of | ies, cing &t 3 o'clock by she horse of pet Mons. Marper. rform- apete' rots conolude ae BIN ‘AND. SNWETTE Lubi Mr. W, lon} ite, Miss Macfariand, On the 20th ini ‘ade. I Levi J. Nor J. North wil’ reovive a benedt. PAnuzs y WISHING TO HAVE THR USE OF TRIP. ee all during three ov the wook, will pleas 1 by lather of othorwive, to “y sh a, Sora 300 Broadway, POR SALE-ONE OF THE Most POPULAR PANO- Pramas of the now in successful ration i = Doring ety. Address Fanoramae’ Newark Neds ee BALES | betel AUOWIOR. Py ‘NOTICE HORSE CARRIAGES, Ae. Saddles, &o —0 October 25th, She tght plated Harness, W. A. CARTER, street, ice, W ‘ustlococe. 67 Day rie UCTION NOTICE au CTIONEE A By H. N. Bush—F a Kooms, il ofortes Mr. OC aor wi » al lot Furniture from family Sandals, ‘A'large lot of goods from an upholsterer. pan Les wy ad avuctTi GENERAL As. Satur, om L. VANDEWATER, pvcuonaes. ¢ i, SELL, mn, Teeeday, October deb,» ci owns "Planta. As, sbaatst 5. Ranoh, Brook! rsery of J. oh, Broo Vatories are invited to call, ens ever offered. Sale to cot treet. msi, toads, Carpets and Oil ti my mic rr ol st Pinte wit it reserve, to ~y advan. luabie sie of Patior, Dining Roe cy Ay aemnigere Braseels, { vi e French jer Glasses jareting: h pI 'y Sofas; Tete-a-Te — | it Chairs, Roskiag Chairs: rosewood as seat were < ie Castors, sith by ‘tines bottler uandled Table 8; oane seat Chaite; be handled Tablet nara Tea Tre rom gre od uraiture, AAS advances. Also, own and favorite bra Auctioneer. r FREIGHT A AND PASSENGER orricr, ag mail steamer of by pat ek Syemchios or Chagree, oa wnt SENOLD BUFFUM & CO, Brrroep ihS0 BactdaranNay BXPRESS—BY day 20h, in charge of our Nov ayer. We rasranite 1 itiver, sit our Roedd with ceed The., to be Ay Meters elec! We —) RAT OA ROLY OS Yo GREAT CALIFORNTA PACKAOR We will BeOS; iNT, AND a7 Fo Dodds’ ll ew and aplen fart, will ning. leave rapt i Tare te. te I fron trom te tC ertedl st, ieoo at from footot ie end A.M el Piers ear a mona, Wasnevoros, on Crantesro: Throne Mokese are sold in ee pears lines. A Cy con- See on sey HOTELS, F ENCH HOTE be GN TH tenor aa PLAN, wink at No. rn New York. pot AA SF het al er n SFacn it ‘meals. rene. a a ¢ Prenel vine an jeors, Din Ly conte ger and sa part the beet style, vag |AGRES, NEW G&ANADA, 5 sorened ‘the nt of 4 offer he. Seok shad oun be 9b per wind Rls bart vith the ho echt ; e OsbO0D. CITY pattern blac! the acod wii ote lease for sing ane from sold‘separataly ‘or together. A taught BAN Fy reseed evenyE—| . 7. Mai bh and Proj next, will oil press for it Manages” Adm ou bo the entire Museum ‘and por: | Sale hove, Fi art formancesr 26 cons; children under 10 yours, 12% conte. Pas. | to HECKER BRO ROTHER, atvignese of Waterman’ Bp geet eons exer, ce grauty the ublie ites, dhe Cherry streat. E. T. REANEY, ri peter ery sisakt the Beaute Tmnei XECUTOR'S SALE. FOR SALE. THE H STOCK or Jag, and thrilling moral Na Bivirena recs anoy store; No. 4 Grand pity ‘Temptations and the store tnd. dwelling tevlecr'te ts ena established Mr. Hadawa gland and good portunity is onered to any rue wishin, sessing ap fhe celeste ake oc nos f ‘Wikia® FAUCEDT evening, af o'clock, comic A! 4 Wao ota AW a WOMAN. or the piecoot ROBERT AUGER Brtcutor. AIRS. All the curiosities to be seen se usual. AST NEW YORK PROPERTY. Fag ort 7 Averion Eaieo— Te commence on Tuesday, Octobe: und, 98 Savertised ia i t tl ‘she New ustrumen| Monday evening, Oct 27. om which occasion Me, Baath Ehrherdt, the celebrated Pianist, and createst porformor the world on the wood and straw inatru:nent, will have making his first admission, 60 cents. “Fo co RANKLIN MUSEUM, 176 CHATHAM UARE, Diy F'u biook Le sl the National jonal Theatre. mn wole prepeietee“Selocn . for a strictly fizst class are per annum, with ap ‘The business of the sole ‘obuse of enliing. “te capital of $2,000 te $3009, tu af e oar ‘$2, ol s pe of Mo a “Ucure, and who per company of, sh strength a Address tended 18H STAND TO LET, IN THE LARGE MEAT SHOP, No. 8 Bi tzeot, opposite Harrison. inquire on the promise 10 go through a variety o of Malo and Fei ae whi Fj Artists, hye are) Statuary ‘unequalled’ in the world f Lnterestii OR SALE. TBE UNEXPIRED LEASE OF THE R sidence John Jacob Astor, 585 Broad now oc) ‘S. Hombli vot 29 ined by 108 house 4 feet hy USICAL ENTERTAINWENTS.—TRIPLER HALL TO | house i) let. Applyto J. H. WARDWELL, 300 Broadway. MPORTANT TO SHOW MEN-—FOR SALE—THE CE- lebrated California: For partioulars inqu: nets. & the fable residence fa the ely ms, & ply we 3.2", Waldron, box office of ths Borwery theatre VOR, SALE—A PROVISION AND Fis PSTABLISH- ith the long lease : —* situated in the bet inentit West s atryet, yon ae Jao river bye anil Aethen Rete sere reba Prey Me A = ee MUSICAL FUND MALL, PHILADELPHI ihe Premineas Tot West sercat. ti an mense triumph and enthusiastic sap laiion—£ oe fessor Anderson, the Great Wizard of the OR SALE—ONE OF THE FINEST BILLIARD 8A- cal remembrauce, one of the mest loons in the upper part of the city, together with every it now stands, with a lon, ar. ph ase inquire of Messrs. te lense. For further RIPFITH & DECK ime ofthe tailney ot New cromancy, Dewonology and Witchcraft, ‘Doors open at 7; perform: commence a8 c'aloek: Admittance 8) cents; juveniles under '2 rand day ¢ grey Satur 3; commence st’ th, being ness. Apply at 16 Nasean street. Jrer™ 3S oon Doors open OR SALE OR TO LET—A MODERN TWO 8TORY Cottage, on Tots fourth street, adjoining the ao with two lots ad iar Convenient. 40 an, in the house, STEVE z t AvausTa uTAKES LEAVE, MOST thf inotrustions will co the Stu ayvecamt at Tinie, 680 Broadway For particulars, apply from 11 A. M. tone. M., at rooms a2 and Is ynwish aves TOK Ky Prey Rag, AND GOOD WILL now doing & geod a beatin he oi osenssion riday turday afternoons. A eltding the Parodi Mazurka, 00 cet Ladies and gentlemen can reosi day, and classes will be formed to suit the conv ANCING AC, ny on + yinean Profee IT CLASS K. epaynan: AND % AR, the greatest business thoroughfares. in the lower part ef the city. The ing been established for vhe lest Sn Grand street, style of danci 4 =e ueia Resse tage he Recipe . sa? Se BAL KO LET CHEar. fro his compete potency Pensable accomplishment. Ladies having shildcenfeo structed are respectfully in init the aondi SS Nassau atroct. APPLY at Gos OFFICES TO at may bave religions o! The cleeves assemble at thres, viz, and eight v'olook, P For serme, & quire a Essex street, and at the aca demy om the days of tuition. ENRY WELLS’ AND SISTER'S Ry han | Danet ong and healthful exercises, at tnetitute, Broadway. Tuition hi aren soma ced, fionable danese 0 at presen eco} aud’ populous re be piven ‘ter parting wi name, caceeeies Mrs. ded to. Ny ‘and fae: tee, pene app’ . sia and Appropriate m wi, Wells and Bis Sister have ——- AND gevers! yours in Paris, 2 atihe Royal Academy, and _ fC Otc the ‘eet aceit for pirate te dancing, in France, Apply dail ice. The a0 the above addross. oir system is ontirely nm DODWORTH'S Day (0 LET—A NEATLY FURNISHED BACK PARLOW + Broome strest.—This openet Se asses on Wednesdays and tg ve, = children; on Saturdays for those who w: vend only ow I Ts oF; Will be converted into a bed room, if good sleeping rooms oe the upper part of the 7 moders ppu Niresela the Powe OMece, on yay BRewered. ‘WO ROOMS ON the mod three bedroom: tom. tas? RO'S DANCING ACADEMY, 4 West coh Fourteenth steeet, for & terse of y: River etree Not i Gorleare, cor rot mee etreet. PRASE & MURPRY. hand Boilers. For sale, sixteen seo BROOKLYN, 4 TWO sToRY. n Bew reception saloon, pactore, aad dressing Tee mi Recessary convoniencer {of ladies ant mee. The vel of Mr. Vesey, . able and lide. “Inquire im th William and the Ween (ep stairs) corner streeta, Open during the night. 0 LET, awe Bay NEXT, THE RDING acHooL rr ork.—A tele here bat twelve hay ate, yk {petructed and prepared for imeroomtie’ Sool or college, T t medians viele a aoe rail —IN WILLIAMSBUR WITHIN TWO MT. tes walk of Peck slip ferry, the dwelling on ots nteiming four lerae ment and kite! ber until May. Beush Seventh street, Willis athe WANTED— Up etaira; oF at good chance for a carpen Frese. hare day. Term capabilivy. eon trom 12 bo 4 QPANISH LANGUAGE —Mr. 4. DE fessor of the Spa: & fow leirure hours, wi "ita he yr firth any part of . BA PRO. bo FA Li | ving by a lad: arnot hi eid with lone ip mot thi shite would dopiratie. address, ae carly as porsible, to Q., v Fradiee are Gjeperi lly reyucated jones with correcta yore al i aire * street, two doors “an iwsy, othe No. Herald off MAminoxy, MADE EASY, OR HOW TO WIN y I seme toany nl € WILLING TO GIVE woe IN THE bys ot rather Portugu hier Bree. hi 5 eh, OF, ¥ iacent tin exchange German pp Poot tie, box No. ah of ceneen, bans ‘Tile on receipt of ome » adios of geatiomen it im the evuntry. Address —. wievon™ LOTHING myo Ae ul = Cc con iA LORING, ‘phi MS PUL. ing ‘evi e ee any other Btanpies BRANDIES, Wi LA BINS be Corin. iy and Crit aaa Bata pri ee, Jn assorted packages, Al 7 APRON © BONS, Imperters,,19 Beaver at. IN WINES, LIQUORS, SEGARS, &e, a3, CAS fer m 16 to 20 pot, cent, by purchasing at Hi} rae rete superior Ssotoh very ltonee Galleys, Stands, o., at manufacture: tag hte dvortsoment {arertion three 1892, wil feet a ma p*sien THat, ror Orstcew aoe nh NR A TRIAL Wilt, PROVE Ime rac ‘wt ty, Meters Sean Ges en Ree at a ore, iS arocmecyrien roadway, and 3 per oem less than at any other house in the city. None, TO CONTRACTORS.—" COMPLETION OF Us erie Cansl Ralargement and the Gensens Walley Nas oY lear cal fof the Looks Trees 18th ig of atthe ofioes of the ateae ramiasioners, i the cities . rf Albany, Syracuse, and. Buttalo, ek on the tive divi for Font all the oe q to cot the above line yw ready for in: Guastitlon of materiain vpsciteacions qu 5 will be res joes of the in aa Ae Rochester, Cubs, aad Dame, onand Seth instant mtrectors’ sames must be written out in full, and their vege ice address written anach proposal to be endre Proposal ‘1s for Public Work,” m of the the Erie Canal, on whisk ated. adie, Z th Frits mm of the Bo: Scere tyes very raat be accompanied by te ty, signed by one or more responsible » fe Canal Board, to the effect prateae sageriase © person oF persone reposin being notited, personally cr through th sale are scoopted, ontor into sureties, to pecferm th yment of laborers’ w will be received “tor any single Phe tions must be for a sum oe: OF reoei yrson OF in the contracts will bo considered as the expense of coordi foo plan the materials. and performing all the weer seen plaas, specifications, and no- tices that wi The wag oge’ he work may be allot A, with Be 0 qui ter tract immediately, to progrese with anner ae to insure th; me ay tion of by ¢ to be ied in the co: Contractors ‘are notified ie witt oosupy several days the propositions as required by law, and that be duly notited through the public printa of the allo te when made. Albany,» sgich © aoe Commissioners, HEZEKIGE, SEYMOUR, te Rngineer and Surveyor. cHARLAS * OLMSTED, Division Engincer, Rastern Division. JOHN T.¢ Divisio m, Eneineer Middle Division, JEROME B. STILL! Division Bugiacsr, Westora Diviston. LEGAL NOTICE. 1.0 THE HEIRS OF ANNEKE JAMTS.—THS ATTOR- ney General of the § rin for the people in th agnivst the Peo; and having put in do the Churel the Corporation of T ‘Church, ai murrer to our claim omectively as ths « rb epace of fourm brouglit tos point so material that, if the decision will go far to tix your right to recover. 14'is due, on our part, to the Attorney- General of the State, to ssy that be has not taken a stand upon small technicalities, but ins frank, manly style, puts Jimself in the contest for'the right, to belong. This is as itshould be, ard high honor of the office he hol the heirs must depend upon thoi aid requisite to advance theie cause, You all aadecsta: that the means for proscneting this claim mast oo who wish the benctit of this pery? and con! 'd you dofer to do this, zon the hearing of the d Bi gf pomnno. aiter krowledg to xend in their pedigrees as seriously hurt by their Bev ip public. We recommen: in their co-cperation. New York, Oct. 24, 1s01. our claim has bes ecided in your fa him worthy of the t movement from ty in giving ue the 3 SES bE CHRISTOPGER C KIRRSTED, WILLIAM B, Ll atas ERT. noe, Edward 8 M Lorara: oe rmsteo CHARLES” DENISON. Prosideat. _Sanvae Bo Ware, Cashier. ocureTER, LOCKPORT, AND NIAGARA FAULS ta S20, pany, Searing interest ‘and redeemable Ist August, 3 Ni r of at tp the State of Ne tonminus with the Rochester road, sad, forming thence the mons direot oF ms operation bet mode for the Filferipment of th the State, and th fires and gol ti oe. Bxhibi nd prospects of the roa! ation, can be obvained at the office of the ri CAMMANN, WHITEMOUSE & CO., &3 Wall street, $1,000, 00, h $100 FO LOAN ON @itr Broad) RODeRICK LAWKENCE, Orcs, OF THE NEW YORK GAS LIGHT courayy, Oct. 13, The President and Directors bi nd efter Sevurday, De cleged tases wth fae eve Er Beor'y. Ww, UTH STREET, NEW ool, hat wal pray 8 & CO, OO Line and 2 Lia st ° 0 London packe! sarees yous of which taged on reasonable terme, the K Li obipe ona be VIRGINIA, NORTE obile, New Orleans dank od, at greatly p Pia, RUBBER OVER SHORES, subseriber would re: ai Geotyear's mene, and are ina ying ® tarifl for ther perso rae ave dome the ‘utehineos, Provident. ™ FORD & 00. ew Tort, July 12, iss. __ SEW PUBLICA®ION pa A Pie the United ring Valedictory is pa “Avmonean the Seieigal Corman, with a spirived translation, "Pri ey conte. Office 10 tree rg i SKETCHES IN IRE. Sher of * Vanity Fain, rare PR panel eeey cen ‘blishes, ¢ , the abs: % Cagle odgara ve pred othe pitae ange abore be onein this country, o1 a game, adircesed to Tn. Fates 8 No. % Chemut street, Single copies, 50 conte. Ear ypans ¢ or 7 THE N pelnadle addition nto ”. price, valuable ot euly for the roeas he. tore v0 for politic z | medere on the Mediterranean station were simply to NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. THE ELECTION IN VIRGINIA. INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON CITY. | novEMENTs cr THE Pouricuys. Marine and Disasters, Hon, Sit, Sir Fatal Railroad The Virginia Election. Bicumonp, Oot. 24, 1851. The vote in favor of the new Constitution for the Btate, has been almost unanimous. FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT. In this distriot, Samuel Milson, democrat, is elected by & very large majority over L. C. W. Cowper, whig. SeCOND DisrRiCT. R. K. Meade, democrat. had no opposition im this dis trict, and is of course re-elected. SIXTH DiSTRIOT. John M. Botts, whig, has been defeated in this (the Richmond) district, by John 8. Oaskie, democrat. The latest returns show that Judge Caskie’s majority is very large. MINTH DisTRICT. In the Loudoun or Ninth district, J. F. Strother, whig, | is elected over J. Morton, the late whig incumbent, by a | heavy vote. There was no democratic candidate in this | dirtrict. TENTH DIsTRICT. | Charies J. Faulkner, the independent whig candidate in the Tenth district, has undoubtedly been elected to Congress over Henry Bedinger, democrat. The follow- | ing are the majorities for Faulkner, im the counties heard from:— 261. Berkeley 150. Morgan. 74. Clarke. Fr i still four counties to come in, and, although they were strongly democratic at the last Presidential election, it is more than likely that the Union sentiments -of Mr, Faulkner have tended to cut down the demo- cratic vote sufficiently to insure the defeat of Mr. Bedinger. PIPTRRNTH. DISTRICT, George W. Thompson, democrat, is supposed to have deen elected over Thos. 8 Haymond, whig in the Wheel- | ing district. Mr. Thompeon has gained largely in Brooke apd Marshall counties The Latest trom Washington City. THE GENERAL APPRAISEMENT LAW—THE COMING OF KOSSUTH—THE INSTRUCTIONS TO COM. MORGAN— OFFICIAL REMOVALS AND APPOINTMENTS, ET’ SPECIAL CORRPSPONDENCE OF THK NEW YORK HERALD. Wasiunerox, Oct, 24, 1851. ‘The general appraisers have been instructed to meet{at the Treasury Department, on the 10th of November, for the purpose of consultation. So far, the new law appears to work well. A circular will shortly be issued from the de- partment, with such instructions as experience has showy to be necessary for the proper developement of the meacure. It is a little singular that the government has not been officially advised, in any way, of the departure of the Mississippi with Kossuth. ‘The instructions to the Com- offer Kossuth and his companions @ passage to this coun- try, apd not to place the vessel at uheir disposal. Unless the Commodore has seen fit to depart from these instruc- | tions, the Mississippi will not visit Southampton. but | preceed directly to this country. This accounts for her | delay at Marseilles, in order to afford Kossuth an oppor- tunity of obtaining some conveyance to England, where, it appears, he wishes to go The Philadelphia North .2merican's denial that there would shortly be changes among the Johnston officials in Penusyivania is a humbug. When Mr. Webster re- turns the fur will 4: Mr. Derrick chief clerk of the State Department, is | dangerously ill, and not expected to recover. ‘The list at Willard’s, for Maretack’s great concert, is rapidly Ming. Tt will be w brilliant affair. FROM ANOTHER CORRESPONDENT Wasnixctor, Oot 24, 1851 The President, on account of official business, declines | | Visiting the fair at Baltimore, to-day. Jerome Fuller, of New York, hae been appointed Chief Justice of the Sa- preme Court of the Territory of Minnesota, vice Asron Goodrich, removed; Alexander Wilkiv, Secretary of the Territory, vice Charles K, Smith, removed; aud Joseph W Furbur, Marshal of the Territory, vie Henry L. Tilden. | | ‘The Aepublic barns that the Legislature of Georgia will elect Tombs to the Senate in place of Berrie n. j The widow of Commodore Pattersoa died at Washing tom, yesterday. ‘The webst Movement in Massachusetts, Bosrow, Oot, 24, 1851 ‘The Massachusetts demonstration, in favor of Danie, | Webster for President, to take place in Faneuil Hall next | Tueeday evening, will represent every county in thy State, The call is signed by 10 leading whigs in Berk- | shire, 14in Hampshire, 10 in Hampden, 5 in Franklin 50 in Worcester, 30 in Middlesex, 30 in Suffolk, 15 in Norfolk, 26 in Eesex, 16 ia Bristol, 10 ia Plymouth, 10 in Barnstable, and § in Nantucket and Dukes. Many of | the most eloquent men in the State will address the meeting. " } Completion of the Canadian Ministry, Tonowro, Oot 24, 1851. ‘The new ministry has at length been comploted, by the | addition of Mr. Young, of Montreal, a» Commissioner of | Public Works, and Mr. Tache, as Reowiver General Interesting from Lake Kr COLLISION—~8¢ JONER SARATOGA SUNK THREE LIVES LoéT—THE WEATHER, ET | Cirrerann, Ono, Oot. 24, 1851 Aout four o'clock yesterday morning, the steamer “Buck Fye State” and the schooner “Saratoga” came } in collision above Long Pond, om the Canada side of th lake. The latter was ladem with #000 bushels of cora, and Glied and sunk immediately. Three lives were | ost. No blame is raid to be attached to the officers of the | Buck Fye State " Borraco, Oot 24, 1861 The ruccession of bard gales on the Lake has done much damage to shipping. The number of hands on the schooner Baratoga. which came in collision with the Buck Eye State, was seven. The captain and three | others were saved. ] Deverne, Ovt. 24, 1851 The weather is mot yet settied. The steamer left for the West. to-day. as usual; but appearances indicate snother storm and the sail vessels that found shelter hete have not left the harbor yet Ratiroads in Pe Prev Oot. 24, 1861. | The Pennsylvania and Ohio Railrond is now open ten milee beyond New Brighton, and an excursion trip | yesterday made thirteen miles in seventeen minutes. ‘The road will be completed to Alliance and Cincinnati | in December next The Central Railroad is progressing rapidly, and will | be open to Turtle Creek mext week, . Return of Ex-Consui Owen, Onanueeton, Oot. 94, 1861. | Allen F. Owen, late United States Consuf at Havana, | and family, bave arrived in Charleston. | ‘The Trial of Almira Beaseley for Murder, Provinenon, Oot. 26, 1862. The jury in the case of Almira Beare’ who bas been under trial for the marder of her brother, came into Court this morning with & verdict of “not guilty,” on the ground of insanit Bhe is detained in ‘tody om the charge of eo ing to kill the othe Temperance—Canal Blockade—Polltics. Erica, Oot. 34, 1851. Western New York have adjourned. Nothing of import- ance was done to-day. | diminishing. ‘The democrats of the Third district. to-day, nominated James N. Tower for the Assembly State Officers in Verment, Mowrreiine, Vr., Oot, 24, 1861 Robert Pierpont, Jacob Collamore, Ashael Peck, and Lake P. Poland, were elected Judges by the Joint Assembly, this afternoon. The previous incumbents were elected for Superintendents and Directors of State Prisons. George (. West was elected Bank Commis. sioner, and Calvin Jewett Commiasioner of the Insane, All these elections were made wien wore, ‘Oct. 24, 1851. Jonny Lind arived from Canada to-night, and will Proceed to the West to-morrow, on as Mayflower | Beverly; | Kell, Gloucester, dismasted; Norns, Deor | Lubec; Tickler, New London. Total. 32. | apd sustained other damage Another Fatal Raliroad Accident. Axaanr, Oot. 24, 1968 “The eleven o'clock train from Albany, on the Hudsow River Railroad, ran off the track at Stomy Point, sc miles below this city, in consequence of an axle break- ing, A man named Fairbanks was killed, and another had hisleg broken. We could not hear of any others bedng injured. Barrimone, Oct. 24, 1861. The New Orleans mall of the 17th bas arrived, but brings no news of importance. dime S UnEeenamnnnenmeeamad! Marine Affairs. Lavxeu.—Will be launched from the sip yard of Jeremiah Simonson, foot of Kighteenth strect, H. R., at @ quarter to ten o'clock, to-day, the steamer Northera Light, about 2,300 tons register burthen. She is ia- tended for Vanderbilt's Nicaraguan route Tae Gare ar Prince Kowanns Isano.—The New- buryport Herald, of Friday, contains the following au- thentic account of the late disuster at Prince Edwarde Island: — ‘The committue bey went down to Prince Edward of fehing pe sabe arease as Sgue ane tetas ee ni a My feng ie or vessels, oy Be two, from whick nothing bad been heard, when they left Saturday last. We have — asaliinee, wih om Robert Rye gett and jeorge it, 2 cemanete. it vessels on the island. Of ing to this 4 pete sinstere lost, and twe, the Actor and Augustus, not heard Newbur egal fe peg Amerie ated man over! 0 Nova Scotia, fizh off deck, press, Sarah Jane, Charles Al Herron, Hertha aa Atlas, Vulture, Gotene man,) Palm Rizpeh, Pioneer, Tyro, General —;, Peet, Mow Frances, Ge ALG, Wrecdom, Mary A Grent, Reindeer, Elizabeth, Tobcpoetiones stle, Lion, Mary Clark, Equator, Empire, Angelia, Mary C Ameg, Mareha, Gein Prati, William, Mary Felker, A Ada, Mary, Albion, Killen, Warren, Herald, Elvira, Aims, Bdwim. Total, 44. me Nerturypert Pe 's Lost.—James, Traveller, Gent Maury Scotchburn, Statesman, (crew of ten men ioey Duree, Blossom, Forest, Franklin, Index. I. Spray. Goed Intent, Lucinda, Fultow, Ocean, mo Atlantic, Enterprise. Total, 19, Not heard from —Actor. Augustus—2. ‘The masters of schooners Fulton, Ruby. Montame, oat Grafton, had chartered an Koglish brig for $1 bring up their fish The committee estimate that although some vessels | have undoubtedly been lost at sea. with all their crows, the whole number of vessels ashcre and lost will mot ex- ceed seventy-five, and the number of lives lost will not ‘d one hundred and fifty. The following is a list of the lives thus far known to be lort, and the names of the veraels to which they belonged:— Vessels. Harriett Newell, of Harwich Fair Play, of Portland Flirt, of Gloucester... Mary Moulton, cf Castine Vulture, of Newburyport... Native American of "Newburyport America, of Lubec... Several unknown vensels, it is eupposed, foundered sea, the crews of which were of course lost’ ‘The eommit- tee visited the wreck of one of about 80 or 90 tons, a mile cnnnereasase & | outside of Malpes barbor, bat could not ascertain hee yeme. She badan cight square bowsprit, and from thie they judged that she was either s Gloucester or Provinoe- town vessel, She appeared to have foundered at hoc anchors. ‘The following is the list of vessels lost on the island, ard crews eeved, belonging Lo other Sehre, Reward, of Deer Ine; | gulator, do; Montano, Hi Aun, Vinaihaven; Triump! tee Wisabsth, Hope. Hincham; Oscar Poles, Portsmouth; Golden Grove, Kepnebupk; Garland, Gloucester; Eleanor, do. Seth Hall, Dennis; Grafton, of do Queen, of ——; Cohanet, of ——; Heary nox, Cohasset; ‘w\edonia, Portland; Melrose, Provinsetown; ‘Oharted Augustus, Cobarset; Commerce Harwich; Hickory, Pect- land; Governor, Hoston; Wanderer, Beverly; Dennis; George, Cant Bloomfield, Boston; € ‘The same paper also publishes the folowing sta obtained from the scbooner Flirt. which # at New- ae on Thursday, from the hay of 8t. Lawrence: Edwin was in the bend of Prince Edward Island, | during the gale, and worked along the coast for 60 miles: clearing Bast Cape, within a wile of the breakers, boat. rails. &- ,and 23 bbls mackerel off deck, split cai, When in company with a Br, Gloucester vessel, and though within 300 yards of could not see anything ot her when in the nt) eee, Off St. Peters, saw five or six vessels, theig sails all gone. and drifting helplessly upon the am, Oe | Monday, Cape Ann 100 miles distant, spoke seks. Mary, Janvrin, of this port. from the Bay, who reported | ing ® versel in the Gut of Canso, from which they tbat the scbr Lucinda of this port, wasashore harbor. crew all en! shore, witbin a distance of four miles and saw several sunk, with their masts partly out ‘water.’ The St. John, N. B., papers say that the schooner Plirt, of Gloucester, foundered at her anchors in shoal water, apd that all the crew perished ‘The following i# from the Boston .2dvrtiser, of you~ terday -— % that Mr. KS. Smith. of Provinoe~ learn, indirect! to the 18th inst, had heard of but one Pre- | vensel being ashore, excepting those al Teported. That one was, the ‘Melrose, Croeker, whole went ashore on the beach, about thirty miles north ef Malpeque. The crew were safe, and it was expected that she would be got off. Mr. Amith would proceed to her immedistely. The following is from our correspondent, dated — | end Mehord, of Trero, from Bay Chaleur. Came out of the with 130 sail. yp my of ich wae tn the bag 00 se time at the gale, have ail been heard from. , eiiout he tors lose of m man of vessel, with the exception of Metros, ashore at Bt. Peter's Harbor. slightly ‘mena oe upper works. ond Will be got off . Elsineur, before reported lost, arrived thie mornin Sebr Eleanor M. Shaw. of Truro, has not been seew sipee the gale. The rest of the Truro vessels, sixteen tm bomber, are all beard from A part of the Melrose’s crew have arrived home, an@ the rest are on their way A slip from the Gloucester telegraph, dated 224, gives the following — Schoover Oconee, Thomas. arrived this morning from the Bay of St. Lawrence Lyd rmite dn eg reis belonging to Gloucester. as being safe after —O. D. Btacy, ia Parke Henry A. Holbrook, " Flerids, A ming ua ge yo car Driting, ~ = ved, reports schooners Josep! janelle, Privcilia. as safe Fehooner Tickler, of New londom, has also arrived. Allof the Gloucerter fleet are now heard from but six. Captain Wonson has furnished « list tf ave vessels ashore at Prince Hdwards islands. It which have been pera becre— ne ome ¥ ve re cre Governor. Castins a Martha Aan; Brooklyn— Amanda. 8. Croix; Eliza. Tremont—licary | a a aot i | Reth—Henry Olay, all hands lost. — ‘alator all all hands lost. No Sox er ran Leo, Newburyport—Lneinda; F if Deer Inle—Reward: Rapil: Norah, | Portland-—t The Portland Jrgus reports arrived Teen ‘and rode it out safely, Brought home three Ruby; ‘nterprise; Blossom; Oovams Ww elle Taiewish-desphs dems | An rete eked Bouthpor!—Tameriane; W tewe-cAvenell Mary B. Knepp, Grant, Bay Chaleur, 270 Star ieee: gone four months. Was out in of schooner Washington of F: ards Toland. Pi Fe Had 4 + Br 7 i dive Serr ga race aoe ee band was lort. Also arrived 22d, robooner Centurion, Low, Bay Ohe- begs, Se Pearce mores ann 8 daring the put ia — Rear, nt Thantoul and of Portian’ also schooner Commerce, of Tra- for harbor aged by ioe Moroumded by stolid he eye could see. etree oe thirty-two and the out upen walked the distance of half a mile around the vessel. ‘The hip was greatly put into the Sandy: