The New York Herald Newspaper, October 25, 1851, Page 4

NEWS BY THE Our Baltimore Correspondence. Bactimone, October 24, 1851. Gala Day at the Fair—Myr. Webster's Dectination—Senater Douglas's Promptitude—The Parade— Poisoning, §. Yesterday was the grand gala day at the Agricultural Fair, and it is estimated that there wore full thirty thou" sand persons om the ground during day. At 12 oclock, whem the ploughing matgp took place, the nam- bes of persons present was not ites then twenty thousand, MAILS. and it being within the enclosure, some idea may be had | of the receipts. ‘The failure of Mr Webster to be present to deliver the address, to day, will cause much disappointment, though ‘his place will be ably filled by Senator Dougias, who hap- | pened to be present yesterday, as a visiter, at the mo- | ment when a despatch was received from Mr. Webster announcing the impossibility of his attendance. A com- mittee was imme diately appointed to wait on Mr. Dou- gles, who promptly consented, and there will be a large attendance to listen to him. The procession of the Fire Department of Baltimore _ which is to come cif on the 19th of November, promises to be the largest and most complete affair of the kind ‘ever contemp! in this country. Besides the numer- ous efficient organizations of our own city, it is expected that there will be visiting companies from Boston, New York, Philadelphia, York, Lancaster, Washington, Rich. mond, Nerfolk, Alexandria, Frederick, town and Cumberland. A part of the celebration will consist of an oration, to be delivered at Menument square, by the Hom. Jobn 0. Legrand. ‘The town meeting called last night, to make prepara- tions for the Kossuth demonstration, was postponed on account of the absence of am audience. There were | mander, long to remain quietly submissive to his a | verpment does not people at once, it may find some difficult: them when their number is increased. If they could be left to themselves for a short time without doing inno- cent persons any harm, they would soon destroy each other, Such a heteregeneous mass could not hold to gether long, ifit was not kept in a constant state of ex- citement, by fighting, &c.; aud, unsupported by the Mexican people, as we are confident it is, and will con- tinue to be so long as the government continues te resist this party, it contains elements of disoord enough to cause its ruin. There are many Americans in the party who desire to obtain the highest position, amd are too ambitious and too jealous of the present Mexican com- seurcely one hundred persons present, and it was accord- | thority, with nothing more to bind them to it than their ingly indefinitely postponed. An aitempt was made, yeater , to poison the family rday «Mr. Phillip Banschmidé, the whcle family having been | any attempt to turn this taken viclenuly ill after eating supper. By prompt me- dical assistance they were out of danger in 4 few hours | now, we totally deny,) and that is, the fact that « major arditwas found that some one had impregnated the butter with arsenic. They had eaten freely at breakfast of the same print, and consequently the deed must have been done during the day Our Philade!phia Correspondence. Priapecenta, Oct, 24, 1851, Another Fugitive Slave Remanded to his Master— Indictment G Thirty-seven of the Suicide, ge own free will. There is another thing which will tend to frustrate movement into @ successful kind revelution, (for that it is’ a “revolution’’ of ity of the party is composed of Americans. The Mexi cans, knowing this fact, wili become jealous of their en- croachments, and to prevent the formation of a second ‘Texas, and in dread of a second annexation scheme, they will rise im the defence of their soil. If any thing can make them do so this will. ‘This view of the case i: strengthened by the fact that when the revolution at Camargo was filet reported. strong symptoms of joiniog the insurgents were exhibited among the national Christiana Prisoners—Supposed | guards ot Matamoras; but as soon as the true state of the case was ascertained, and Americans Known to be the prime movers, the foelicg were ‘The Fugitive Slave law was enforced this morning be- | god’ the members of the guard, it is understood, fore Commissioner Ingraham ,who, after hearing the evi- dence produced by Noble Pemninogton, of Ceoil county Maryland, as to the ownership of Heary Payne, who ran away in 1846, remanded him into the custody of his owner, and be was taken South by the afternoon boat for Baltimore. The abolition society provided counsel for the fugitive, but there was no disposition exhibited to binder in the least the enforcement of the law. The grand jury, this morning, returned into court the bills of indictments found ageinst the Christiana rioters. ‘The bills contain seven counts, viz;— Sth. Harboring and conceal 6th. Obstructing Edward Gorsuch in arresting fugitive. Teh. Aiding fugitive to escape from Edward Goreuch. ‘The body of an unknown mau. apparently a German. was foundon the river bank, near Kaiga’s Point, with the throat cut from car to car. It is supposed tobe a case of suicide, as the deceased had a small sam of mo- ney in his peckets. He was decently dressed. 6 five, last night, at Wm. P. Wilstack’s hardware end saddlery establishment, North Third street, com- pletely destroyed the concern. The loss amounts to about $60,000, of which $30,000 was insured in the Frack- jin, Delaware, and American Mutual Insurance com- anies 5 ‘The bed plate of the new steamship State of Cieorgia. for the Savannsh line, was cast yesterday at the South- wark foundry. It is twenty-five feet and a quarter long, and six feet ten inches broad, and weighs eighteen tons- Forty-eight thousand pounds of metal were meited, Interesting from the Rio Grande. LATE EVENIS ON THE FRONTIER—THE SOIL OF MEXICANS THE AND ITS PRODUCTIONS—RBFUSAL TO JOIN THE INSUKRECTION—PROBABLE DEFEAT | OW THE REVOLUTIONISTS. ‘A correspondent of the National Intelligencer, writing from Brownsville, Texas, under date of the 9th inst. says:—The «muggiars’ war on this frontier has at length | commenced; soldiers in the defence of their couatry’s laws, and innocent women and childrem at their homes, have fallen by the bloody hands of a band of creatures Jured on te such acts by the thirst for plunder, and the bribery ef those whose dollars far exceed their principles | tha expressed their willingness to join the federal forces, and aid im carrying out the laws of the republic. The acting Governor of Yamanlipas. Gen Canaies, who was uuder- stood to be im favor of the insurgents has alsotaken & stand against them, by publishing a letter denouneing them, and calling on ali good citizens to aid in the de- Jepee of the la The fact has been alluded to, that a great majority of the party at Camargo is composed ot worthless and sbandoned charac Unfortunsiely, this cannot be said of allof them. In the town of Rio (irande, opposite Camargo, itis a common boast smong many of the most influential citizens of the piace, that they were present and took partin the fight. And this is not conamed to private individuals. but persons holding offices under and in the State goverament are known to been en- gaged in it The Last Request of Gen. Lopes. Havana, September 17, 1851. L J. Biava, Esq :—Dear Sir—I have the honor of ad- dressing these few lines to you, by request of the unforta- pate Don N. Lopes, executed in this city on the firet of thie month—a request which he made to me, as his bro- ther in-law. and his testamen! executor, I was per- mitted to confer with him in prison afew moments be- fore hie death; and he charged me, in # most particular manner totransmit to you his lastadieu and the expres sion of his warm affection and gratitude for your con- stant Kindvess and great services to him. He also re- quested me—and mentioned it several times—(insistio repetidas veces.) that 1 should ask you, as a last favor, to place the trunk of papers, letters, &o., which he jeft with you, in my possession, eo that I might destroy such as Telate to his expeditions to this islard, of @ character to compromise in the least any person connected with these eterprises I therefore entreat yon to afford me the facilities of ex- | ecutirg the last wishes of our commen friend; and, as I cannot travel to your city, I beg you to inform me if you | are disposed to accede to his desires; in which oase I will send you # person clothed with the proper powers, who | will exeoute, in ycur presence, the destruction of those | papert, recerving only such as interest his son, and heir, now residing in Geneva In his jast mom , when he was alone with his con- fessor, and marching to the place of exeeution, he re- turned again to this subject, entreating the good priest to remind me of bis wishes upon this point. T avail my seif of this oppor‘ unity to unite my grateful to thoee of the deceased for your friendship aod in number, and who seem to be striving to increase the | evivices, and remain your obedient and humble servant, disparity between the two. d For some time past, the valley of the Rio Grande has been in a state of ferment, arising principally from the stegmation in trade, added to the maturally restless dis- | peeition of the population. This stagoation bas arisen | that date, we perceive that the State of San Salvador has from the fact that under the probibitions and bigh tariff | \cupgth finally settled all her difficulties with Great of the Mexican government (the northeastern States being now stocked wi the ead will not jue be made by smuggling 84 easily as tory could twe've months ago. In other words, “times are getting har Property which, twelve monthe ago, was worth thousands fx now reduced to hundreds, and some method must be adopted to meet the repeated calls for meuty from the oreditors. ‘The valley of the Kio Grande, so much vauated and held forth to those who have never seen it, as the Eien of Texar, if not ot the South, aud im praise of whica the imaginations are +o largely drawn on to d> seribe waving Gelds of goiden graim, where naught but thorny chaparral or desert wastes exi+t, is, in fact, with out the utmost diligen>e. energy. and industry, novhing more than a desert. Unfortunsiely, the inhabitants pos seas but # sinail porti-a of any of these qualities. They like all people among whom it has been common for ia lividuals to rie from penury to opulence in a few months, neglect or discard the slower and more certain way of obtaining a livelihood; and « couatry which by | the application cf a small amount of capital, and tw of | the greatest elements of success—industry and enerzy— might me de to rival the far famed valley of the Nile pecductiveness in & state © ature The soil is alluvial, of immense depth, and we will ven- | ture to ray net surpassed in richmess by any in the werld, but, though containing but # smail proportion of sand, it possesses one of the properties of a sandy soul, in | ay It possesses — an immese amount of woter chee qt im ruch @ great degree. in two days after the prem A rain the surface of che ground is almost as Sry as it was before it During the summer months it rains but seldom, and. when it does net very copiously, The therm ranges from about #0 to 105 Fahrenheit; and the result is that the ground becomes * baked,"’ eracks open in gre: fiestirer, and. unless itl kept well moistened, vegeta: and grains of all Kinds lose the power of drawing sass nwnce from the earth, and are burnt up. It is attempted to remedy this in cultivating coro by planting very thick. #0 that the leaves of the stalk may shade i ‘D route, and with the belp of the dew Keep the earth about them But this euccesds only partially, and, if the wea- be dry during the planting season, the Bot come up at ail In the winter months there are more rains; they are more regular, there is less heat, of course, aud the ground opt more meist and open Bu crops are cain, and, although they time. are at apy moment liabie to be cut Jown by frost and the efforts and labor of « whole season lost. The poor people, in the meantime, having trusted to their reps, apd made no other provisien for (heir mustenance are loft simct ins state of starvation This was the on the 6th of December, all the crops de- ‘one thing needful, therefore, to do away necessity for raising two ercps a year, by raising enough on ons to satisfy the wants of the whole year, is water How i# this to be obtained’ By artificial mn, of ourse— tailing the water from tbe river. the ia. Sestmment of a few thousand dollars in wind water -nough could be obtained ty keep the land comtantly tr- igated for miles around abundant and luxuriant crops cultivated, with ampie ndeed. far exoredii sorted by the mort a day that there ts m 1p eopatant motion Thus bas nature bountifally placed, ready to the hand { man, ail the means necessary for carrying on success clly agricultural efforts, and all he has to do is to “\at bie own shoulder to the whee|, and. with comparative: y slight efforts, will Srich harvest. But, what are the faets of tbe case’ Notwithstanding everything said y * certain glass of writers. with reterenos to the pro suetive of this valley, facts «peak against ( Not 4 sobitery mill, nor amy other structure for raising water has yet made ite appearance on the banks of tbe It rande. Cultivation (’) gees on as of old, principally with the wooden lage the Mexicans Lo faa ; the iy imagination Wind sufficient to Keep these milis the the ae of these goods a purpose of paewing in others these Sematy individuals work upon ths pessions of © few di contented Mexicans and employ « greater themselves under the com: ? sak the attack the certain Oatavajal, croes from the American mde of the name of » revolution, m house, of Camargo is left, for the want of these, almost | Nimo's OCOUNL DE POZIS DULCE, Avvarns 1s Centaat Amrnica —We have dates from | mela up to the Sth instant, and by the Gaceta, of | Britain, aud entered into @ treaty of peace aud com goods from the Unived States) | meres, ratifying the srrangement which was made ou y the means, and fortanes cantot | Deard the Gorgon. im N ovember, 1549 en brought about belween Don This agreement has ument and Mr Chatfild, her Britannic Majesty's y des amare, and doly confirmed by Mr. Duenas, President of the State, If civil strife and contention cease, it may now be expected to see Salvador following in the /ooteteps of her sister Stace, Guatemala—that her | commerce Will inerease and iunprove, and her iahabitapte | preeper and flourish. It requires but peace and tran- juillity to draw out the resources of that fine country From the same paper, ara that Citorde aud con fusion still continue ‘0 increase im the State of Nicara- gua ‘The government e¢ tablished in Leon ia opposed to the one placed at Managua~ arms have been taken upon both ald d it is feafed that an open rupture will take place, and Nicaragua beoome the scene of another wil war [he so-called national government heaving thus im e manner Kindied the torch, has disappeared. and there is no one to receive Mr. Kerr, the Minister United States There were about four hundred ns in the State, who were arming themselves for self-protection Honduras Watchman, Sept. 2 Theatrical and Musteal. Bowsny THxatax —The entertainments for 0 ing consist of the “ Forest of Bondy,’’ the “ Mi ‘Tiger, apd ~ Don Juan,” which have been witnessed by the visiters of the Bowery theatre Baosvway Teuratne “Tue capital piece called: Green Bus will commence the entertainments. with the celebrated Mine. Celeste in the priacipal character. The «ptertainments close with the ~ Double Bedded Room.’ Nim kpex The attractions at th amusement consist of the ~ Three Paced Frencama\ Le Prissonier Liongrots,”’ « Intermeszo Musicale,” « Jocko,’ with all the Ravel Family and assistants, Ke- member La Manna’s benefit Benross Tirathr.—The entertainments given at this establishment, this evening. are of thi tive character as theee of ocher evenit of the Son and Stranger,” “New Park, dies Natiowat Teraran—The excellent drama of the Fisherman aud his Dog” will commence the amuse- same very astrac- They consist and the Too. ments. This will be followed by the comic drame of the Purse, and the terminating feature will be © Mabel.” Bao suam's Lycxum—Four splendid pieces are xa- | nounced fer this evening. The first is the » White Horse of the Peppers,” the next the beaatiful ballet of 6 followed by Les Folies,’ and all concludes with © Scmebody Fise Bs Mranom —The great favorite “Rosina Mea- reapectal | able people of the city. Jenny Lind has never drawn « | | Wann —For Aiderman—Montgomery Queen | | | e. eaire and a comical farce Ornesty's M neces give their pleasing entertain- ments this evening —simging. instrumental performances, | and dancing Fricows’ Mixsrance will sing several excellent meio- dies to-night. and slso play several instrumental proces oweny AwpnitHeatey —The entertainments for this evening are, as usual, exceedingly attractive. They consist of the best equestrian exercises Mise Charlotte Cushman will commence an engagement ot the Albany Museum om Thureday evening next Mrs Mowatt is playing at the oliiday street theatre, Baltimore + OF tHe Bisck Sway, at Burraco—The Black Coneert occurred Inst evening, and it certainly was remarkable event, in many respects, On Monday, in all ber eplendor, rustained by Patti and Sira- sang at Townsend Hall. to balf « house Last night, Miss Greenfield sang at the same place, to ® crowded louse of the bie. cultivated, and fashion- petter house, as to character, than thet which listened, with evident satiafaction, to this unheralded and almost unkwown African nighti Curtoaity did something for her, but mot all. She merit—very great merit — and with cultivation, she will rank smong the very first oaliete of the age She has a of great sweetnees and power, with a wider range frem the lowest to highest netes than we bave ever lietened to; flexibility is not wanting. and ber control of it is beyond example for ® new and aght vooulist. Her performance was re- from to applaud — ide Bapres " Brookiyn City In Nosusatiows vor Wann Ware Johm Mott Constable—James Binet Wann —For Aidermen—James How dsvessor— N. Mead. Constable Henry Onkley Democratic Nomivatiovs —Bixrm Wann — ‘tice. Constabie—Mattbew Rourke p—Kor Aeterman—Henty Bartenn Morrison. Constable—Hliram Wilson. "was abroad iowee after- je three attacks. his ravages were four o'clock, a stable in the Conner Tae Issonso Frenwes =A report waa current yester- day that Nolan, one of the firemen injored im the colli- rion on Wednesday n' as dead to be pe ane He and other wufferers ore in a fait way Mavvew. os Broonnys The apostie of tem- ‘Tance will attend to day, and six following days, at St. Paul's Obureh. Court «treet. for the purpese of adminis- tering the total abst nance pledge from nige till teelte in the morning and from sis til, pine a the evening on | 1146., and 160 Rio at 8',0. a 840. t ported this week, CITY TRADE REPORT. Patvay, Oct. 24—6 P.M. barrels fetching $4 87S, for , ais WHT a pine Se Wet: fas Su fe 5 he We , $4 25 8 for fancy Obie cad Saneete and’ $10 $013 for extra do., sales of 12,700 barrels. Southern continued un- were but 800 barrels sold Small 200 barrels Jersey meal, brought Wheat moved to the extent of 1,800 bushels Michigan, with 2.700 Ohio ‘unsound to prime mixed ; with some Northern yellow at 6le., an improvem Baicka~ Northern ‘were moderately taken, at $375.8 | #4 per M- ctfitng parcels Orrel coal found » market at $8.0 $8 25, with ceveral tons of Anthracite at $4 60a $5. Ty this week, 607 tons coal, Corre®.—300 Java were of lat Llo.a 14,118 bags cottoe. : Corron.—The sales to day were 1,000 bales, with a fair market, at the annexed guotations. Telegraphic des- patches of light frosts at Macon, Geo, and Columbia, 3. C., on the night of the 2id instant, were received to day; Dut no importance was attached to them, as with the dry atmesphere existing, it would require black frosts of # radics ature te stop the growth of the plant :— LAVERPOOL CLAS@INIC ATION, New Orleans, Florida, Mobile ¢ Tez: We ae . Stook in city, in all havds, estimated at 17,000 bales. Fuxicnts —Rates to Liverpool were steady, aud about 18 000 a 20,000 bushels corn and wheat were engaged, in bulk, at 4d. For corn and wheat, bagzed by the vessel, | from 44d. to 6d. were demanded About 1,500 barrels | tour were engaged atis. Cotton was steady at ‘jd... Oil was taken at 133, and 50 pipes wine at 86. To London, | rates were at 2s for naval stores, and at 1s 9d. for flour, while 35s. was demanded for cheese. 50 pipes port wine were engaged at 108. 6d. ‘To Havre, cotton was °,d. To California, rates varied from 50c. to We. Fratiens.—About 00 lbs, live geese were picked up at 89¢, 8 400., cash. Imported this week, 9 bags feathers + Frorr.—Sales were made of 500 boxes Malaga raisi t $190; 50 cases eardines, at G0c ; and 25 bbls. 2) urrants, at Gc. Imported this week, 21.720 boxes, 6.770 halves, 6,250 quarter boxes, 200 casks, 200 keys, 100 half asks, 68 bbis., 200 frailé raising; 1500 boxes lemons, 9,000, 200 boxes oranges; 550 Kegs grapes; 50 frails, b bbis, almonds; 49 bags nuts; 3 bbis. limes; 100 dozen pine apples; 50 bunches bananas; 16 cases figs; 10,500 cocoa. nutes. wierons.—Pork was rather cheaper. The tales, in cluding 300 bbis. new meas, at $15 1245, and do, prime. at $13 76. while beef remained firm,with over 200 bis. sold. 1,000 dressed hogs realized 5c. a6%c, and 130 bbls Obio lard, at 834¢. 4 9c, There was nothing oew in but- ter oF cheese. MARKETS ELSHWAERE. STOCK SALES. Boson, October 23.—Brokers’ Board.—3 shares Fitoh- ‘34 Vermont Central Railroad, 24% a 25 2596; 30) do. stm, 2545 nd, 25 & 2%; 100 do., N. H., 9544; 115 Nortosk County nd Providenes Ralicos 50 68 Vermont, Didd, 26; 5 Eastern Railroa 43.0 40%; 7 Eastern Railroad, 95 wing\on and Baltimore Kail S32; 100 do,, bCOd, 33 14 Cheshire Central Railroad, 106%; 10 Old & Concord Railroad, 52; 50 vidence Railroad, 59; 130 Vermont B a Dig; GHdo., bl0d, 2, 150 do., aiid, 2349; li Traders’ Bank, 9% 4; de, wid, 213g; 53 Central Railroad 2 Norfolk County Railroad, 10: Boston Company, bi0d, Pennaylyanis Bank, #6, ‘ops, 12% 10 do, ofp, 123; W e&p, 40; 10) Reading Ruilroad, b5, 254, <; Wdo., Lis. After hares nite’ Baa! delphia B Kailroad, Caval, 1 2: 5 do., 136: 10) Girard Ban’ ‘Second’ Board—81. 3,00) do. int. a . 108%; 1:30 | Baok. 12%. After sales—$4. | Reading Kelzoud, 210 do., 25 bb, itoek Board—$1,282 65 1800, IC; 20 shares Maryland Pi: ° ce, 2 | @; 78 do. @,; 5 2 { Telegraphic Reports. New Onceans, Oot. 24, 1851 The seles of cotton this morning wore 3.000 bales striot middling, 7c, The week's sales have been 32,06 bales. The receipts this season have bien 176 G60 bales against 4.0€0 at rame time last year. ‘The stook is 102- (OC bales against 73.(C6 last year, New sugar isat 4c for good common. Mes« pork is dull at $14. Rio Cot- fee—3 000 bags sold at Ba Sic | ton to Liverpool, ixgaken, at 9-16d. Sterling exchange is quoted at 054 & 8'premium—the latter being for fai signatures, Flour is duil, and good brands of Ohi Ctlered at $3 65, Lard—500 kegs prime Whiskey is heavy, at 19'sc Crtanirston, Oct 24. 1851 The cotton sales of the week have been 7 020 bale rices ranging from 5' # 8 5-160. ave ef that om shipboard is 10078 bales closer with an upward tendency, at Sa Gling fair to faic at The week's receipts been 8,736, and tho stock on hand, exclusive The market Nc. for mid Norvoux, Oct 23 1851 Sales of cotton have been made at $a$)cc Corn sells | at 480000. Staves are unchanged Burrate, Oct. 24, 1851 Receipts since yesterday:—Vlour, 6,000 bbls ; heat 7,000 busk.; corn. 8.000 bush. Flour has been doll. bat | if anything, @ shade firmer—Michigan sold at $3 $318 Prime wheat bas been in demand, but is scarce and held t h for buyers; small sales of Ohio wi made at 6 tic. Corn t+ not so active, but without change to notice. Oats continue scarce, and in request | Freighta are unchanged Aunany, Oct The following have been the receipts of the past twenty four hours:—Flour, 21,000 bbis.; wheat, 5,000 | bush; corn, 16000 bush ; barley, 23000 bush. In flour, | the transactions are small: bat price are the same Corn has been in fait requvst 9,000 bush mixed Western rold at 440 tent, at 780619. for two-rowed, and 81a Be | rowed. Prison whirky is at 2ic et 4, 1851 for four. } Plarriea, At the Pearl Street House, New York, on October 24. | by the Rev. BE. 8. Porter, Captain Lovano Onasx to Miss Thyrnora F. Toney, both of Barnstable, Mass le Potriot and Yarmouth Register please copy Op Thursday, October 23, by the Rev. Ansel Leo, min- ister of the Greene Street Synagogue. Gronor Faux, Bay Bria Kosenvare, daughter jamuel Rosendale Esq., ail of this city. ‘ 0 papers please copy On Setober 22, by the Rev. Dr. Hutt Camrnnis, Esq, to Mise Mantns Mo M this city On Tuesday evening, Octeber 21, by the Rev. Spencer H Cone, Mr. Janes Tonsen Weer to Miss Ac wuns Rosa. Lit Bex. both of this city. On October 23, by the Rev. Mr. M od onp, ail of Lafond, Mt Jone LUN LO Miss Ev rnrosxe, daughter of Victor Durand hie cit; needay October 23, by the of Poughkeepsie, Mr. N. T. oa, of New ne Many k. Wevs, daughter of D. is, Wells 22, by the Rev York city nt, of the Kingston, ) At Whiteplaing, on October Schenck, Mr. Stsruey BOM: late of the U. 8A, to Miss Canovine M. Bor former place Diea. On October 24. at bis residem nue, Brooklyn, of apoplexy, J * hs and $d iatives of the family, also the bro kerbocker Division 8. of T. are re. th inst. at to New Ro half past 2 No. 354 Judson ave- Henn, aged Oo years, cheile for interment, Funeral sermon at o'clock, P M., om Sunday, 26th. Om Friday morning, Uctober 24, Grarnvor danghter of George Brooks The reiatives wod friends of the family are respect invited to attend the funeral, from the resid: father, at Ravenswood, LT © clook, P ithout further ment will take place at &t. steamer Astoria will be in rendiness at 2 o'clock, P.M.,at foot of Fourteenth street, Kast River, to convey friends frem and to New York | Om Thursday, October 23, Francis, third som of the late Theodoiphus Meiville, aged 8 yeare and 17 days The relatives and friends of the family are rexpostfully invited to attend his funeral, at 9 o'clock, on saturday morning from the residence of his grandfather John & Smith, 685 Broome street, without further invitaticn On Friday, October 4, Eucen Levins, wife of Edwin Fields, Jr, aged # yeare The frieade and relatives of the family are etfally | invited to attend the faneral, this (Satnrday ) aharnoon 2sth inst at 1 o'clock, from the residence of her brother. | in law, Charles Wood. 672 Greenwich street Her re maine will be taken to Providence, (KR 1) for interment. On Friday morning, October 24, at 1 o'clock, Manos ner Ieamec, daughter of John and Klirabeth Ui ng Bexton, aged 6 yenre 10 months and 25 days The friends of the family are respectfully invited to | attend the fanerai, thir On, at 2 o'elock. from THB Broadway, The remains will be takem to Greenwood On Friday, October 24, Capt. Leweve Brows, formerly of the U. 8. Army, aged 64 years, The relatives and friends of the family are ronpestfully 4 ) at half-past 4 clock, without Frow invited to attend the funeral, at Trinity Chureh, (Saturday) afternoo | further invitation, | At Will'ame borg. on October 23, after a few dn | nese, Brita 8., wife of John Bastmond, of Middiator The relatives and friends of the family « | invited to attend the funeral, this afternoon, at from the reridence of Thomes M Clark, 28 South Ni near Becond street Witieen beng. } At Mamaroneck, N.Y. on Thuteday night, the 20 | inat., Bowann Bartow, aged 47 years Beloved ana od. ys ill N38 lament His friends and acquaintances are invited to attend the | vuneral, which will take place at Zo'elock. ni the Bpisno- Keading Railroad, | . Ancninsso Freights are dul; cot- | © Barley sold, to wome ex- | | to Haleted & Chamberlin.’ Oct 16, lat 31 64, lon | with salt, to AG fel Dae, Memgreeah. vo Saterday, 25th inst. Cers the of the New Haven Railroad, Canal et Oand 11 o’oloek, returning to New York 4 o'clock, P.M. At NewOrieans, October 15, Isaac Cuanx, @ mative of aged 35 years. New York, ‘To Correspondents. Captains of vessels and others, furnishing Marine News to Ss would confer a favor by sealing their communi- Btoamship Atlantic, Wi pool, KK C . Bhip Norma, usvans Taper Coe Om Ship Bavaria, Ant oy, Ravana, Whit oBtin, Hemisphere, Whittlovey, Now Orleans, Ladd & Ship Leviathan, New Orleans, Frost & Hicks. Bhip Euphemia, White, Now Orleans, W F Sohmids. Ship Fortitude, Lord, New Orleans, 8 H Pise. Bath arse, Footer? Mobile: Ragle be Hazard oater, Mol \¢ Hazard. Briq Schieipner (Dan), Olliguard, Trieste, Funch & mas (Br), Hargrove, St John, NB, Williams & . Blanco, 00d , RW rice, nn, Norfolk, Underwood & Wiley. B Binds, Penny, Philadelphia, J Hand. we Julia E Ridgeway, Snow, Savanills, Underwood & ey. Sohe Busan Orlean, Parsons, Cedar Koys, &o, Piste & Hohe Maria L Davis, Davie, Baltimers, Van Brunt & Schr Ocean Wave, Ward, Baltimore, Van Brunt & Slaght. Btcamer Novelty, Briggs, 1 wi fiphis, J 8X Bri mer Novelty, . Sicop Essex, Cuomings Fall River,” ” cop Bloop Gazelle, Ferguson, Bristol, Ri. Sloop Pointer, Fowler, Providenge. Arrives. Bteamship Roanoke, Parrish, Richmond and Norfolk, 26 ours. with mdse aud passengers, to Dsen & Thornton. Oot 2%, 3 PM, passed steamer V1 from Norfolk bound to PaLip Robert Kelly, Barstow, Liverpool 1 se bBbip Rol elly, Bars! ive 0] with ‘ito }, to Chas lin & Rot dha if Ist 4 w, and ber 4423, 40, exchanged signals with from Liverpool for ehip bound E, 0 Ny paesed schr Robin, of rate westerly ry ; has been entirely bocalmed for the last idays. Ship South Carolina, Stewart, Rotterda: Sept 1 mdve and 277 paseengere, to E D Hurlbut & Co. No di Tat 48 20, lon £0 2, spoke bark Minerva, Sherman, hence Limerick, 16 days out. Bark Zidon, Brooks, Belise, Hon, Oot 4, with mdss, to Brot & Voss. Oct 16, 17 and 15, lat $1 4, low 77, experie: ‘8 very heavy gale from NE to B.aeplit sails, thi el badly, hipped a sem which flooded Bark Maydower, Hitchcock, New Orlean: mdse to ED Hurlbut & Co. Oct 19, of Cape Hatteras, spoke brig David Porter, bound N. ‘The M F bas experienced heavy Easterly gales off Charlesto "n), Lillis, Port Vonders, 44 4, with wine, tod W Carvor, Carver, Gibara, Cubs, Oct 9, with sugar to mater. Ni bearing W 6 milo: Br ship Otis, fro pool. Brig Truxillo, Mulligan, Je 1, spoke ecbr Isis, from Ragged Island for Brig Avgusta, Stone, Savannah, to Sturges, Clearmaa & C Sckr ‘iulbot, Johnson, to AC Rossire & © Seobr Iris Jovell, Ragged Island, Bahamas, 20 d: +s Jacksonville, EF, 19 days, with ship ‘stor. jeresiill, Lingo, Wilmingtom, NC, 8 days, with » with naval ork. 8 days, with cetton, &0, 0. Goasives, 2) days, with mahogan:; Schr Athcs, Hudson, timber, to Schr PR Bi naval stores. s Schr Florida, Jaquet, Wilmington, NC, 6 da} stores. Brandywine, 3 days. Norwioh, 3 days. rriol ». Boston, 4 day Baker. Boston, 3 days. tom, S days. ‘The ship in 4 spoken by the steamship Geor; rriman, 98 erroneously printed, but the Sharon, Capt Merriman. The steamer Ansonia, on her wey toon Bestenpest New York, pasted a schooxer sank off West Point, about 5 miles from land, about 9 fathoms water; the of her masts out of the water far enough to show the peal ber fore maineails She must have wont down with all eailset, She stands on an even keel. Ocr 4—Wi set, SW, and i tresh, Artived—Schr Francis Hallett, Provid phis; sloop Midas, NYork. Cman) Arrtved—Ship Caroline, Boston; brig port red—Sebr Glaesblower, Philadelphit New Onirans, Oot 21. eaTom, Oct 24. 8, Newbury- Arrived—Bhips St Loui ‘Sailed—Steamer Martin Hoffma ‘ork. Newront, Oct 2. Seiled-—Brig R \ Lawton, Gardiner, Havana. Puovivence, Oot 2. ed Sehre Planter, Albany; Wave, Nansomond; sloop ok Brown, N Yor! i—Sehra Mery Anas Holey, snd Sarah H Cra Saul Philadelphia. Mersid Serine Corre Rea 18. Ove M—t PM. ond: brig Alt Poor, 5 ce Washit NOrleans; two barks un- West Wind, Leese, Cape May: ship barks Fairmount, . Moorehoute, Miscalianeoat. RG, Capt Stotes! at Reedy Is im ing. From the time the Capes of Delaware, encounte t. Her conl was very d aving considerably. The tow boat O rived up om with a namber of passengers ynantity of © king out cargo SG AM, Saw & ppeeed ber to be as portion of it that was pe rtby the brig Maria, Ingrab dphe deienee bei ima i thor. and come P, and_ sold, togeth nat. Saivage settled by te bo 4 will have & urvey of the cargo has bee le. fg o6at! conditions Ba Sour Anove, bh Lumber ne it Union. ee tee ing, aad were taken to ton in steamer Sewn Wa G Cuach, J D Johnson, of Conm, bound to New York with # load of stone, cape: after: cay y ‘Thi ‘& squall off So: wank in sinty fect water. George Skin: dro’ ‘© inserance. ‘Whalemen. Pid from N Bedford 224, ship California, North Pi Cid Bid, bark Lagrange (of Mattapoisett), J At Provincetown 224, vohr Antarctic, I ante oven, 60 la ap ofl. wa set, hy rane tor nee, 22d inet, Harte poe Rie; for eohr : En3 z zie ore i dj iia 3 =: bs i | Nor. oobr ir a ane Benders g Stowers, Manila, vie Rio Jeneiro Lamaina. prev to aug 17—Arr ship Monvauo, Austin, Pa 1no, Aug 30—Bark Argentine, ‘Upton, for Rio Ja- Pe Bre Ase, Mitohell, ot fig Frances Oct 9—Arr barks Odd Follow, Elliott, Port- an, Johneon, do; 11th, roots Dyer, Hill, . Oovavi Collins, and Frost, Port ai . NOrleans. Lith, bark J a; 19th, brig John R Dow, Oliver, Isle BFri Ra AnD, 0Ob4—No Am vessels in. Suepiac, Oct 15—Arr bark May, Ritchie, Sr Joun, NB, Oct 2—Shi per ite Resteriy asloe i iy kale. FcFaco, Oot Sarr bark James Hall, White, Bay: AUGUSTA, Oct lt—Arr BOSTON, Oct 23—, ochr Arno, rhi¢ ala. cisco; prev , Dexter, from pee, Larkin, New ort. K ith, and brig Vesta, from oth, and: were Iriven down the ‘NYork, ‘ship Sheffield, Lewis Liverpool; brige 5 Chioot Pict, mo the natura: wa. xt R242, THE EVIDENCE OF Jam to had ‘beg subject to's toe free use who mm subject to se 0 it sprite (¢ ten yours. ‘This is to certify that ‘years te slave to the ase of Hasot, and Bed . vo it up, but could mot suseeed, mated. with. Mr Rol when Rinsrend rt T rege ail wh one who wants to, Keay an cali ‘Second and rf m pur in Secon treats, "Roberta Ci 1 Pifiadel hi s.— yared bef. ibecriber, one of the Alder- bove named James statemen' and belie! day of Febr addreseed to ‘and seal, this seventh 1850. White, (1. s.] All letters €. W. Roback. 6 White street, New York city, will be religiously attended to if pre-pai. Hioulars, call aud get one of my As where certificates can be seen fourth page of the Son, and in LAIN FACTS FOR that when the pati with disease, a vate nature, stool ef repentance and ready 10 fact, that thie diseuso,. WI Knows to go do ouera «0 horror and det jon wherever it. api that the medioine mostly relied on, by the ing thie disease, le {n'a fae sitection | © disease iteelt, am e mont oa the ‘weekly papers. r IT 18 A PACT, b ooulated on the complete Ibiem” has bee: he i sign the pledge. hen seated in the sys! to NF: ,_ Lewis, J i al ebie, Coon smith, ‘Ch Gon Jesu; Baile offorer ne auick: 1 Gibbltae, alee tek y beh oy without falary te the jours, Bandy, Char- MoMain, Young, (: wohn Somerville, Chase, Richmodd; Lady delpbia; Marietta, Lovell, All Wm & Gena, York. “Ships Nathl Kimi omas; barks Rienzi Je c Clio, Busan, bit war 8); chr Gleas (Br); Mobert Harding. Br brig Wandoror remains BALTIMORE, Oct 25—Arr sohrs Onward, Hu Thomas, vis Rum Key; Roxbury, Sears, Providence. arapbed2 herm brig. Cld achrs Alice, Wioks, N York. BaTH, Oct 21—Arr scbre Liberty, P' Eliza Warren, Chesloy, N¥ork. CHAKLESTON, Oct 20—Arr bark 8 L. Lamm (3: ) FEAIS, Oot 2—Arr sche Red Beach, Wooster, N¥ork: do; 13th, brig D Weid, jing, St oe Tele inkham, Phitadelphia; Val- jemi ecknate. In the offing s herm brig, supposed to be forei is a fact, thas old Hy quack Doctors and that without change of diet or amy hindrance ess Whatever. The genuine is one dollar iy warranted to cure im any case in a fow di dootrey bite, which destroy the “with practical soaervetio wi treatment of nervous debility, weakness, ani ater, do, Sid Sth, sobr W NM York; 1ith, ‘with plain aad simple rules, by wi D i, Perry, Philadelphia, a3 are themselves, witheut tmorcury—wi GaSHINE, Got 31 "Arr bark Cora (Br), Wole. Liverpool: | So4'\iniv pemedies wie colored ithogrepha, Mlustesteng ae © Tg gi yg ne = | DARIEN, Oct Ib—Ta port brig Maine, Arthur, from Bos: sexes, ton, arr Sth, for do 188h, EAST MACHIAS, Oct 20—8id sobre Noptune, Ingalls, N Yore: Ualsa (ase), Whiitemen. ter, eee Tae GEORGETOWN, DG, prev to’ Oot 21—Arr sehr Sytvia E, alom. GARDINER, Oct 18—Arr sobr Ophir, N York. MOBILE, Oot 16—arr ship South Carolina, i, & JC Gilmore, Eidridge, Bosto: Oot 18-814 brig Busan, bare vote l6th, AM—Arr ship Anna Rich, Burwell, Boston; sohrs Sanford, Now a. hurlow, Guadaloupe. blem, Pinkham, N ARIS AND LONDON T! 7 PA oe ae cee i! é D Bi Fv PRIVATE Aparecida, Espanola, Campeachy vis Sisal; Jane Elisabeth, by app! Simins, Bal Hoa. Below, coming up, ship Arthur, from In debility, brought on by improper habite Philadelphia. sae oun sections, he combinse medicines wits NORFOLK, Oot 23—Aze soht Mary Willis, Willis, Boston edy, and can show say one there are tho: for Baltimore. In Hampton Roads, ship Reindect, Lord, | who cannot be cured without it, as he has cases dally from City Point for California, er physicians. Im all, NEW BEDFORD, Oct 22—Arr park Winthrop, Randall, | Sntees s permanent curs. He maxes daily cures of Bristol, Rl, to fit for waaling: echrs Rosamond, Baltimore; | without caustic, which others use, caused by their Chas Henry, Philadelpbis; 234, a bark. Sid sebr Osoar Jones. Kelle man, Osgood, NYork; sloop Mele: dex, N ¥ ork. NEW POR’ Loop I Oct 22— Arr schrs Luoks, Nickerson. Charles, Phillips, Ta do; Babi 40; Ciaderills, Bilis, Marblehead fo len, for d etroit, Gavit, Br for Providen York; Radiea dford Tor do. . Ost 2—Arr sohrs Henry B Gibson, Ba ker, Baltimore, Cabot, Clark, Philadelphia; Panama, Ferry, Alexandria for Boston; Montezuma, ‘Philadel phis Norwich; Harriet Smith, Smith, Virginis. Sld sohr man, Seeley, Philadelphia; sloop J Lawrence, Ki ork. NEW HAVEN, Oct 23—Arr tobrs Pauling, River; BN do; 8 Merrit, Wright, Alexander, Baidwin, Philadelphia; Chas Carroll, wore; Luther S Chase, Chase, N York; John W: ‘Tro ; PHILADELPHIA, Oct 21—Arr bark Lucerne, Yates, Bos for James pany. oh the former one soon enough. His dij the Bes freds of other certificates, ie io oat cen ey ma cured me in one byn, One local application cured mein s fow snother doctor tried a long time,—C, Derand. years, to be cured of weakne it, you cured me by f the w rat eyphi to ageotifh on my body and’ t of the wo iti a om my ani short time, after I ba » 1 NJ EW MEDICAL BOOKS.—A COMPLETE PRACTIOAL ork Om the uatere.and: treatment of aclicate Sf beawtituliy eoloced pistes, a0 tates ne eres aes 9 ae Bostwick, M. D., lecturer om, surgery and disease 0 omer rROEY of the bo d This ocition vice Sid Byltach rom te ion Madlot aag 5 ‘Journal: —* Tt ma be disonsen, ton (was ashore at Cape Henlopen, supposed without ds- my Cid ship Cerro, Gordo, Chandler, Mobile; brig Wa oaid, feariessly, to H f Poston: sohre Mary Bilssbsth, shoo, Wil the same ly of liamsburg:; B F Reeves, Reaves, Roxbury; J B Dickinsoa, fof the hind ever published im Corson, Bristol, Ri; Richd Thompson, Corson, N York Ec ‘ The ." priee ligee, Potter, do. rk on “ Self-A. , aad ite Depie~ 'OKTLAND, ot 25—Arr barks Sarah B Hale, Crowthers deass ith ‘inst; Hualco, Holmes, Belfast for Turk» Guayams, PR. E, Uct 2—Arr prop Petrel, Rogers, N York ecbre D inetta, C! +f PI oy am Mary Anna, Haley, do sh H Oras kenberg, de. Below, s coal se andin the West a laden brig. Sid prop Osco N York; sloops Ra it, Wells, Albany; Oregon, Star- ® CHMOND, Oot 23—Sid solr Hanover, Worth, NYork Philadel. Std J W Ucimes, Philadeipbia. SALEM. Oct 22—Arr schts Saratoga, Thompton phia: Globe, Small, N York. SA’ Oc Art sehre Senate, Bullock, NYork Mareh, do. Monn aw Nonvouk—Stesmsbip 1 ET Regland, Mr Me Cockroft, H i ‘J Bedaway, Mr i Watson, Miss Christian, Mr G K Jarvis, Mr Cheaseman, larris and servant, J W Har night, Mra Stevens, Miss M W Paul. 8 W Paul and lady, W J Lestherbury, Wd Pell Luny, J Fisher, P Wade, Mrs Currill from Norfolk, Mr T: J F Dsly, W HG: aster Chay Mr Cohen and lady. odore Seni ler SHIP ATLAN. for Liverpool, will please be on board, at the foot street, this doy (Sevarday,) October 25th, at Li TIC of Cani o'clock, A. OTICE.—THE U. DWARD K. COLLINS & CO. will sail for Hi Jo'clock, from t VRC MYERCQOL UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM ship ATLANTIC, Captain James Weest.—This steamer wi ith the United States Mails, for Europe posi lively Tday, 26th of October, at 12 o'clock M.. from her berth at foot of Canal street. No berth seoured till paic For abt or having unequalled sccemmods: ons tor elegance rt, ay te AED kK COLLIND & O0,, 55 Wall stroe 9 cteamente PACIFIC will eucoced the Atiantio, November Beb, Aue BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL Mail Steamshi between New York and Liverpool di- pool Boston shipr reoolye mails aad pew Abia, Capt Duakina. Capt. ina. NIAGARA, Capt, Stone. CANADA, Caph. Harriton . Leite! ry 2, S19 second enbin, $70, » No berth seonred until paid ‘reight will be charged apecic beyond an amount fer 08 Ap « board. te must pase through the Pos ee. For freight or pasenge, apply to : . CUNARD, Jr. % Bronaway. Peg German, = hg Mp ge Ee ane ‘ought [n common with Bri * Inding are given in Havre for New York. Syne! ORAS, Steam, co, The U 4 NAVIGATION 1m, vis Southampton, HERMANN, J. D. Wileo ™ cisely. For : 7 rit ne bs outa e i , rough line LLINOIS, 2,000 one be a ander, will sail on Saturdi IMMEDIATRLY—& tons, well built, dratt ANTED TO PURCHA Schooner of Sloop, of abot WwW SB, ci Shree foet light, and § good pailer. Apply to JONES & JOH 1M, 90 Wall street. SEDICAL. B'S FRIEND - GRBAT SUCCESS. —4,00 a. The greatest opecit for to dine in the world. Cores in two without bosiress Hundred $1, large vin orn Ward receives F.TIELDING TO THE FARNEST SOLICH y whe have been crusliy disap ing individ der reqalarly for tor cures dine ele vertisoments abi ad thameel ves by a destrn ¥ with © certs of eure alee 6 Ligvcerd none Broadway, ixth editis fourteen oy) ree ieee STRINGER « ‘ow’ skin oy the author, SO Birondw ED WOMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL 0Om- ‘Dr. A. M. Macriceau, Me a, Mee yity joscor of anguish 0 rac i marriage, a2 tt disctcses imporsent wat weveves known to thi ardicularly. howe hesich du Permit of sn increase of most oortaii ‘Vo which her sex is subject. (Eatract ofa letter from sgontioman in Dayton, pie Da. &. M.Maunioray :— paeakpsactapahen fy ong oy door ponent a eit F move, in consequence ef har great Cetore and d one x life jauger, and which was, om cocasion, despaired of. I supe Ina foved this ctate of things wae inevitable, and ay felfto moot the worst, At this ub twe morths,) I heard your beok bigh! some watters reaching 1 wa to you pro} of over my bead, Dave teenie her Ra Tt ia, of conres, ‘more fully the so wi onljects troared of, as they ‘f Bede der the ‘married, or thoes, comter a pe Liber’ Little & Co., Albany; Tucker, as PB. Povetson, 98 Chestage ew Mob Aa! street, Philad phi. On the receipt of $1, a copydwill be transmitted by mall, froe of postage, to any part ofthe United States. All letters iressed, poet id, to Dr. y: 129 Liberty . A.M, Mauticeaa, bor otree. ti : = Le vote partic.lar attent te URED 2 one pein abd ree oo. The NM. BL fe Dipl of afforde the crontest privacy. CURED.—DR. CORBITT, OF 19 DUANB be consulted confidentially om the treat diseases. From & practice of twenty-one ‘br. C.'« Specite, box of Velo, ome dollar, haa Tiled in eavctings cure. dapacaaatits 7 ate arly indiscretion, y, business, of matrimony. Young 001 Sroid mercenary quacks and seoure Hf > Dr. Ossett Sslebraled Tee ave Dr. new medical work f-abose and all private diseases, for sale at *. Post paid. $1 a copy. 8500 Tt Smaker & D.—JEFFRI DoT future, for toe sure of pe ink, eaperans. es chanap te contin prietor r private re ailonges A ih a ingle case wi inder the for ‘five Fat aye teuie it na Gera eae} z asPa- ry weet—many are eured in two ae ye in the earlier stages, will be ty of the cure, R. le MORTAMORE WOULD SAY T® THOSE WHO [7 ¢ ” Puke care of thy Neultae’ “i have deveted maeeiy Senta te my and bave treated reilie: Theos nha ih Novara excepted. If you valve your aves amblushingly tell Xess eedaak snate cat ina of Niece a in TF Eee Taaa Fo Blew ern ING ALL DEVOTED TO PRIVATE f treatmen| tet m= be post ai streeh, cormer of Brosdway. Ne D*. MORRISON 18 CONSULTED CONFIDENTIALLY on which he treats without cures In thee d arts in theve days. Thirty-two oure those oe ( Palton otees restos te offic FAWC bis office, gare cases in s fow dave, a tbe deosteed. have ot fete Dunne Atrect. Bee my diplome im my oMon, with the hres mam modecine and surety Chis couabey has ever PrOdpoed