The New York Herald Newspaper, November 21, 1851, Page 1

MORNING EDITION----FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1851. Benn gist 8 eone; Private Boxes, $8 an $6, ee, eee re ie neem + ar HOW tS ba @ Wrinkles, Mr Ds tinkles, Mr on aed Yieow er. non. To conelud RENT—Morga a Rattler, Mr. Collins; Kitty, Mrs. fea IBLO’S.—MANAGER, MR. JOHN SBFTON. = ost rts | mente heen ie dams ie te. a Midas at Bea Acta ye Shy Ry 5 e5 Mr, Pisoid rita. | fice 00 any stag at mon 1 Mise Mary Taylor. ‘Thedrams | (id. Gabriel and Francois in tavorte varsctaen. mis Mz. Dombey, Mr. Moortouae: Mr. Car. | Dantomimes. “The iousfemaledanaing stars lie Geist i Mai. Baxthos ir. ni Me ‘cots, Mise ‘ranck, Ber: ¢. Marzetti, and Victorine Franck; Mons. deveres yond wally gt pear 2 be Gor, Mr. | Blondin, Meser. Brillant aud Collet. To commouce the erence Dombey, Wi His Suvta Sippors May Cuapusnar’ | bEweuite at the COOPARE: to'be snTMse 0m features on the Light Rope; to conclude with KIM ROUGHAM’'SLYCEUM, BROADWAY, NEAR BROO! to 17 olaleeks Dress ATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM STREET.— RS Dress Gisele and open at 63<; curtain rises at 7 o'elook. street, --Doons 0 sen B conte Pit TEX canta; Circle and Parquetts, 60 ct li Gincte Seat wot eo with the drama of THE DESERT! Rida eran Sey \eseue. Blanchard; Napo Ye FoR apt. Bamaboorie, Me. Mrs. Bighels, Re be fal dake we, Mr. cibippendate; 4 i it. Te Low: Mr, Yux: Jonny. Divers operatic ballet of LA BAYADEME- Characters by see ng Hai haway in three characters C5" Meas the Boas Poatie’ ie conics Swit + ° racters 12 ve oo Mabommed, Mr. SOMEBODY ELS E--Mianls, Mrs. Sheree PLACE.—MAX MARETZEK, ‘Seats, $1 50; juette aud TALIAN OPERA, ASTOR ‘Lessee and res —Beout metitiea: Vei aN A! Ernani,... Signor G. Bettini | Dy , 0 cle, Nint re, 0 . nth subscription night, from Golds oral drama, mith's novel, ” whioh elicits 1 wits patted aly el au Carl Signor C. Badia m fel Dou Kuy Gomes de Silv rs “Signor J. Marin diences vast an f ano $he Bencht ot dee Hadeway. This aivernoon ahs aes : aan a Bes the tful comedy, in two acts, enti Nav, Kiecardo. A TS. After which, 8 com ‘Doors open: in the evening, 467 #4 o'clogk, the n Box office op oral Mr. Clarke; Jonkinsoe, Mee Und tie. All the curlosities as usual, OPERA HOUSE, MECHANICS’ HALL, NO roadway, above Grand Je weak until fursher tie "Tho enfin ld wa Olivis, RIPLER Ha L L.—SATUKDAY, NOVEMBER 22, Grand Coucert, aud second appear ia “tivale jaeie. ‘The vnrivailed Pianist, trom Vien The Italian 0) Company, will appear in the same entog- T . The rey jnment. known arena fo revenge ‘ing on efficient and var- ALFRED JAeLL takes this opportunity to introduce before “compe mted"” and "ox ee.” | che American public a musical w Mecaaremen’ of : FChristz, whose soncerts in ADELINE PatrT for s.auiccesaio ‘ave beon reosty 1 3 vor by highly respectable nnd fashiouable audienoas. | O*' *e¥eR years ot eas, prpll of Sig'ra Elica Valentini, who Beonts. Doors open a will commence at Tizst. appears ck. Tho patrons of Chri ‘re rospeot Be informed that the Saturday on sonoorte are die. PRIMO DONNER. Signorins B. STEFFANONE, Siguora COSTINI, PRIME TENORE. Signor BETTINI, Signor 8. BENEDETTI. ELLOws' ETHIOPIAN MINSTRELS, AT FELLOWS Musica! Hall, 444 Broadway, mie Howard aud PRIMO HARITONO. streets—Open every niga ‘Thi ruly :gaer C, BADIALI, Rand of performers, un ae pe mpncgemeas ot J. B, Fellows, ‘Aideg ADEMISKA HAUSER, the ‘eminont Violinist, Fecelved with the greatest favor Ny the ‘eulte Vics omg ed by the powertul be of the Astor Place Opera from all parts of the Unio: Fellows’ Hall eof the CoxpveroR—MAX MARBTZEK. eomfortable buildin, ao this Admissio centa A Carp —Alfred Jacli has the hoi of present to the rt to commence at7i¢ o'clock. Aa ee ot New Vork the of nis Seeond Grand ry Wednesday and Saturday, cow- jucieal Festival, and is proud te call their ation to ive ai oud rare combination of taleut, which will impact to the tomplated performance an unusual sploa- Cor end attractiveness PROGRAMME: y PART 1 Grand Overtt ¢ to * Othello’ OF THE LADIES OF he American Violiniste, will mental Concert, at Hope Novem ber 21.—Mise by he ers, Caroline Derwort, her brother Wilis: G. H. Derwors. ‘The concert will o violin and vio tures, D ran excouted by. Grand Duo Butto, “ Ecko Bong,” euoored, when surg ocoasion by Adelina 3. a. La danse des Fee Sunday evening, Fires Pare Mm 2 & ‘ 5. 6 7 jy seven years of age, composed aud executed by 4aell. Willemors—by... Alfred Jasll. Rr ual" —Full 0: Altare,” duo, tenor and ho Quam’ Dileeta Tabernact full orchestra, Mrs. eee Verdi Rossini duo and ¢1 a. Moris—Lambilotte; 7° Tantun Brgo,” trio with til ee Donizetti ‘orchest . . 4 Mr. 'Morra—Rossias 4 Siznor Badiai Director of Ore! M i ayerhefer wii to be had at tae ATRE, ST BOWERY. ‘music sto ‘tho hotel re 1a, Troupe — First wook of the | dey Zid inst., from 9 A. M. ening, ®nd during the week, com- | evening ny CLI A Grand Pisaovorte from John Chickering’s manufactory, of jan Performances, Gymuanstio Foaes, | Boston Ma’ HMozees and Ponies, wall knows to Door te commence at So'clook. pen at: No postponement eqn 8 Uni ELLOWS’ MINSTRELS.-THE GREAT AND UNRI- Attractions offered by th f the world ad Danciag Horse, May Fly, Western cities, will wake Be ypearapes tn ben y wrained Shetland Ponies, ftom Astiey's in three of hia beat . a, em! \e the celebeatad Fairy Bony Cin boas Mc win, Fosies, Damon and Fythias, )RANKLIN MUSEUM ‘Monday evening wl ce with « ot up in compliment of toe lanyar Cavalry, or Kossuts besutiful costui janed enstumer, illustrious exile, en and bis Troupe w ‘tray , ke , by the distingni son Togethor with © the evening. For the accommedat families who prefer attending m tne formance will be given on Eiternoons, The Box “Othee k, and in the evening varied Iwct, and @aoh ag om Tvinmen> in New York. consist ¢ Female Bthicpian Opera Troupe; also, Mons. Grego man in the world, whe will resi any ston: 9 hail ey; ® Trowpe of Mod ted for their beauty and ‘igure, and who personete a nam: tof Doautful tableaux; a company of Arab Girls, whe a of strength and dox' ; 36, conte. sbera will be in attendance, and of officers to ensure o GQ NICKERBOCKER BALL, BIGATH AVENUE AND Twenty-third 1 a y mable audiences. Mr Ai 9 wo: ures, boget! ho might: w é N |» Doors open wt half-past 0) to a ingot 1 mr the, beat Modern Artists, {including three Ltalian inv. -~ MRS. SUMNER L. PatRPIEuo ino, two ol ace by Profossor Misha) in ir ie her fr’ a8 ay. A young lady, ios Kindly ottoesd +5 . ‘The first Eersing to be joors open precisely at sev whee Bivkets: Broaa adwey; Korksieg & Breusing’s, 4: of the Institute, bagel @ public will be duly the stove Bxiybition. TON CROSSING THE DELAWARE. tional pil by Lents REG NIGHTS OF THB jeecker Buildings, T (20h, Jin, aod #, John Ee Viewints L AMUSEMENTS IN PHILADELPHIA, Te, -F, RAR ig yr SAUTION AND NOTICE,—PRODESBOR ANDERSON ‘Open ab half past six; to commence at haif-pas iS, of She Nos = ing oom Entertain Buir ees nightly by the elite and fashion MILHARMONIC SOCIETY—TENTH SEASON —TUE f this va $~ season will be given at Nii Novembe 2 38. Ce no vat, Duta angeneen: name,” ond PONS pa be will revisit Now {ous ta aie deparsure for Charleston in order shat the oo St Large ow Yor! ro move, me this cpportupity rtsemens of hi ‘tran, “T Kate of Fs ‘The feat + 2 osidility of wash | - dat P. K. Weizel's, No. 213 Fulton rtrost, Brooklyn. Lm) 7 ay JL. Exviow, Secretary. H.C. TIMM, Pres tons fully pete SHIPPING. SHAPPING. PPOSITION TO MONOPOLY—INDECEN DENT LINE OR LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES MAIL STRAM- On miee ee San Sean. at Pela is . his > BROTARER ip BALTIC, © Joseph ver il depart, with Las JONATHAN, 1400 toni w steam om the fastest steamer in the ‘ill paid bor 38, Nate orld, will sail toe Chagees dieect. om Friday, Not rol nda) berth on: 5 P.M. from Pier & North Kiver, connecting with the fs For freight secon sea {ineualled secomods- | Price steamer, ental City, ‘vo leave Panama da the Mone for OP EWARD K, COLLIERY & CO. 60 Wi sn of December, “gL Crea The ‘will succeed the Balti . ~ steamship Atlantic bersth. i N™ YORK AND VIRGINIA —Baturday, 224 inst, at 4 STEAMSHIP comPas ¥. o'clock, 3 M.—For Rich- > so st LY rt will esil on Monday, from her pier at rea. Passengers ler ‘ie Company's y ov ‘ rid a Franciseo, Daeeage, 8 says gers, an 6° PEEN & THORNTON. Agent, % Pearisreet. | right, apriy er the om Books of passage are now open, wit! plan of state rooms on street At the office. SaN FRANGISCO, Via V4 BIL’ i Nicarsgvs. Thy SAVANNAM —THE U. 8 MATL STRAM " wast DANIEL WEGSTER F*r a. Gaps Thos. Loin, ill lose as abe Baldwin, master, will I 7 urday, Novy 5 “ Horth elven. “Por fre 9 chee Br PCLT, Tot Front fg om Saturday, Nov. 2th. SAIL ON FRIDAY, Nov. packen ship. al TDIAN, tthen. Pers Sond ' 2 eve packet before engaging elsewhere megnd cabin erage passage, Spply on bowed, , North river; ot to the BUTLYR, BROTIERS, ‘ __ 163 and 118 South street, comes of Peck FORNE QRUgANS Dincot —1 - WINFIELD S8Ca vo pier, No. 4, 8 at three o'clock D. prciric, Mair Trax cod. On. Monday, neat try ot Bee bee at the Wot Warren street are iaengere on uss - £RAVELLERS’ GUIDE. ‘tor Chascos | ( TAMORN AND AMBOY RAILROAD LINE FROM RW A A C Soren, Plates stant Pier Mot wate Ritoe, in the Geo A | szstesmboat JOMN BO” Morning Lins. 6 3 o'slogk iy RominNS | PEPER cot bal Peta BNP on 2 . " re ee Ue Buds, Resta 2” ND PHYWAD! ORR - 7 . _ i 9h Toe laser Tatts i, ny oan ee are, vis jorge’ ‘are te Lidl STBAMAULP COMPANY ONLY | (ceu'm $1 of seis etam, aa Be Woe anno ain” Laary ena book PM Rh vp Sy yy Fike a WS hoom Sas tookt as pine gtetahip Wi, DORADO, | : a ee u go atoamship Pateos, | oom we Seas vA. B., cd Oe joo or, will anil Sore Drevitely, aa al OR Opsncarrow.- ‘toot of Warre RY tor Ube oanect 290 ti fh he fa 10'S. mail stexiberp NOMPARYN ES Feoca Sih Ieeoeah baeutas enone aeopiggnakes ie heey ‘40 sail without any a Francigoo om arrival of te Javing 35 62. narecgss Aad ta 3 Sbls ema wu Beare om mole freigia tg 0 Mean, verted Hirecnte he »Y lw iy at the office, 1:7 West Rh KTOn SRS S " goqte withers qgtes shacws. Donizevsi | NEwW's BY TELEGRAPH. SEVERAL HORRIBLE TRAGEDIES. A Wife Murdered, and Suicide of the Husband--- Man Killed in the Mormon Country---\nother Shot in a North Carolina Court Room. The Last Bo rs ‘of Conklin---To be Hung for Arson Te-day, Railroad Movements in the British Provinces. SHIPWRECKS, ANB SUPPOSED LOSS OF LIFE, dies, Sic, Sie An Appalling Tragedy. — WIFE MURDERED BY HER HUSBAND, AND SUICIDE OF THE MURDERER. : Aunany, Nov. 20, 1961. ‘This morning a man named John Moore, and Elizabeth Moore, his wife. who lived about five miles from this city. on the Deiaware turnpike, were found dead, both having been shot, Moore was forty aud bis wifs thirty years ofage. They had been out to house-warming, at a friend's, where they bad drank until they became very much intoxicated. Returning home, they are supposed to have quarrelled, and Mocre must have taken a double. barrelled fowling piece and blown off the right side of h's wife's head, with one of the charges. He then, probabiy, eae the muzzle of the weapon to his right side, aud yy means of his foot discharged the remaining load, The ball entered near bis heart, Mrs, Moore was found in the front yard, about fifteen feet from the door. her head layiag in a blood. cid Wes bear the stove, in the house, the gun by his tide ‘When the bodies were discovered, two little girls—two end a half and five years of age—were found standing by the — of their father, weeping. Rum had made t! orphans. The deceased have previously appeared to live happily tegether, apd have never been known to quarrel. An inquest was held, and the verdict of the jury was that the wife came to her death by the hands of her husband, and that he came to his death by his own hands. Murder at the Salt Lake. - Utica, Nov. 20, 1861. Totelligence bas been received here of the murder o¢ James Monroe, formerly of this city, near Salt Lake. It is stated Chat he there met person named Egert, with whom he formerly had « difficulty, when Egert delibe- rately raised bis gun and shot Monroe dead on the spot. From the South ANOTHER BLOODY AFFRAY, ETC. Baxtiwore, Nov. 20, 1861. Colonel Avery shot, snd ivstantly killed, Mr. Samue; Fleming. in the ourt House, at Morgantown, N. 0, a few dayesince Both were members of the Legislature. ‘The trial snd sentence of Mr. Thrasher creates the most intense feeling at New Orleans. fi ew Orleans arrived to-night, but the in Baltimore oity, closed this evening. Jorbua Van Zant, the president. delivered the address. Secretary Sturt was present. The gross re- ceipts have been $12,000 Interesting from Utica, THE CLOSING HOURS OF CONKLIN, WMO ISTO BE HUNG FOR ARSON, ETC. Unica, Now 90, 1351 The Sheriff has ordered out the Waterville City Corps, in addition to the Utica company. to preserve order dur. ing the execution of Conklin. the incendiary. to-morrow The milltarpare notified to appear at the jail, with ten rounds of bail cartridge. at 9 o'clock, A. M. Couklin was visited this afternoon. for the last time, by his father, mother. sisters. wife and children The part- ing ¥aa one of the most affect scones @' witnessed: Alderman Lee, who bad charge of the special the time of the arrest, called to see C¢ to-day, and told him that he must not fvei hard towards him or the officers, for they had only done their duty. Conklin re- plied by saying that “he forgave all. and hoped that they would forgive bim. He invited Mr. Lee to be present at the execution and see bim die “like a man.” ‘The Rev Mesers Fowler and Dickinsen will be with the condemned mar ail night. M. Perrine, of this city, will take charge of the corpse end bring it to the residence of his father di- reetly after the executio: Conklin, bas made a lengthy confession, in which he 8 several persons not previously suspected. Orcutt, his ecllesgue in crime, has also corrected his confresion in some important particulars. Both agree in all material facta. Conklin’s confession will probably be published to morrow. without the names. His mind is calm. and he appears to be prepared to die A company has just gone to Albany in behalf of Conk lim; they take ao of his coafession with them ¢ benefit of Mr Gilbert at the Museum last eve- ning, there was a grand ‘ kuoek down’’ between ome of the offi of the bouse and some of the Order was efter @ while restored, and the piay Ileury M_ Benedict, of the firm of Banger & Benedict, diea this 90. Te was.one of our oldest aad most respected: wens, He is a brother of Lewis Benedict, of Alban: 1 other here is cold and it is snowing ‘There is not much doing on the canal, and no freight from the east. The Toronto and Guelph Railroad, &e. Tonosro, Ca. Nov 20, 1951 It bas been decided by « large majority of the legal voters im thie city, that the corporation shall appropri- ate four hundred thousand dollars towards the construc tion of the Toronto and Guelph railroad Four persons were drowned, yesterday, near this city, by the capsizing of a small boat. Names aot given. From Nova Scotia, QUEBEC AND HALIFAXGKEAT TRUNK RAILWAY —LOSS F A VESSEL PROM NEW YORK, WITH AL Hairs, NB. N The How. Mr Howe's bill providing for the comatruc- tiow by the province, of the Nova €catia seotion of the Trunk Railway to Quebec, wna passed in the House of Astembly, to-day by 99 yeas tol4 mays The bill has ite main features, by large majori- ay is to be built by government, and ons million pounds curtency isto be borrowed on Briticl guarantee, at 2); per cent interast, Nowa Scotia is to build from Waltifax, throvuh ber territory, and into New Brunarick, eighty eight mul ich nsdeeses three rough which (he roed will rum, for the right ad to make good a rledge ot take stock in croas ines ce. for we toad aat proposed for the verging point bring in New & The parsege of Mr Towo's bill. therefore. “ally a4 favorable for uae construction of the railway wtland as to Qua’ * dbrigentine Coopes from New York, waa lost nest pe Race saat week Both the anchors wore gone when be came ashore, Thecrew, {¢ ts eupposeg, took to the ud bave been drowned 1 spored route througa this Pr from tits eity to Quebse, ts she same as tbe road to Portland From New Brunawirk. STEAMER FOREST QUERN ASHORE-—©TUE ELECTION Sr. Joun, Nov. 20, 1861 The steamer Fovest Queen, for Fraderickton, with two 2 tow. and « large number of passengers, went Narke’s Point, during the snow storm of Mon. One of the boats filled with water, but the steamer tom Wednesday. with Little damage ‘be stearyer Commodore, which was rum aground in » gale, baa been towed into this po: ‘The elestion for member of Assembly from this county, of Mr. Goddard. protectiomtst trade, has beea chosen from the dey wae got Tv Affairs tp the West Inai —PREE AMERICAN NKGRORS B SALT CROr, ETC Bostow, Nov, 90, 1351 By the late secounta from Demaraga, we leara that the Lotd Kigin sailed from Georgetown, with 149 oooll shows term of five years servien badexpired. They ore bound tor the Island of Mauritius their native land, in Vue Indien Ocean, and took with them upwards of ) imesh. An envoy has been rent oo the UVaited atates, for the urpore of inducing ewigsation to the colony from the tree colowed popula ton of the Union ‘The Britich ebip Marianne from laa, with @ cargo of 90,000 pushels of aay i Inoded a number of passengers. he past season Bas been a met prosperous one for gud the progerietors have now about 100 000 bushels nband for which they are asking 10 canta per bushel ua to New York. ed «it Bermuda, Fotture of the Fire Annihilator to Anal- hilate a Fire, de Nov @, 1351 on w bul o7 ad aapusics Orscrseat The fire Annihilator waa tried yeaterda ected for the purpose, The machine,p: faijvre. The Obio river has risen four teat ShORe OF water, Md Dt ig BULL ring Tyre ga good | toge of Vermont Congressional Districts, d&e. Mowrre.ier, Nov, 20, 1851. A bill passed the Legislature yesterday, to divide the Btate into Congressional districte, as follows:—First dis. trict to consist of Bennington, Rutland, Addison, and n. ‘The Legislature adjourned this morning, sine die. Wisconsin flection, Mizwauxre, Nov. 20 1861 ‘The official returns of the recent election, thus far received. greatly diminish the reported majority of Far- well (whig) for Governor. It is now under 600, with four tic counties to hear from. The Cuban Prisoners, dc. Crtancesten, Nov. 19, 1861. ‘We learn by the steamer Isabel, that there are now ovly three of the prisoners remaining at Havana, and they ore sick in the hospital. The war steamer Isabella left for Spain on the 8th inst., having on board, as prisorers. R Berch, of New York; George KE. Richard. son. of New Orieanr; cwo Hungariane and one German; eleo, Mr Hod, of Texas; M J. Keenan, of Mobile. and Mr Gano. of New York. The body of General Enna was alro on board. Rallroad Engineer Acquitted, Cananpaiaua, Nov. 20—8 P.M Robert C, Dickson, the railroad engineer who ran into auother train at Geneva, lart summer, in consequence of which, one person was killed amd several were injured, and who was under an indictment for ‘manslaughter, wes acquitted to-day. He was exonerated from all blame. . From Boston. TROTTING MATCH—FINANCIAL AFFAIRS Bostox, Nov. 20, 1851, The trotting match between Rhode Island and St. Lawrence came off this afternoon over the Cambridge course. The terms were, two mile heats, in harness: Rhode Ieland won in two straight heats—the first in 5:26, and the second in 5:30. The betting waa shy, the track rather heavy, and there was not so many persons present as yesterday. To morrow there will be # trotting and a pacing match In stocks, there is « fair business doing, and the mar- ket generally is firmer. For money there is @ moderate demand, and rates are unchanged. ad Court of General Sessions, Before Judge Beebe, Aldermen Dodge and Ball. Nov 19.—Grand Larceny—Stealing 1.500 Dollars in Gold Coin. William Janigan, a German, was placed on trial, charged with having stolen fifteen hundred dollars in gold coin, the property of Charles Werner. on the 18th of August last, from his room,in a German boarding house in Liberty street. The jury acquitted the pri- soner Grand Larceny—Stealing $34 in Bank Bills, Gold, and Silver Coin --George Schmidt, a German, was tried for stealing thirty-four dcUars in bank bills, gold and sil ver coin, ou the Ist day of November, the property of Nicholas Schapps, of No. 47 Avenue A. Tue evidence was positive, aed the jury found him guilty. Sentence deferred Nov 2 —The Court sentenced the following prisoners this morning :--Wiiliam Varroll, convicted on the 14th November, for the crime of burglary in the second de- atee. septenced to the State prison for seven years and six months; William Bayly, convicted of burglary in the recond degree, ou November 10th, sentenced to State priron for six years and five months; Thomas King, convicted of grand larceny on November 13th, senteaced to State prison for two years and six months; Jane Collins, convicted of grand larceny om November 13th, sentepeed to the Lay ned we org for two years. Joseph H. Woegetaft, who was convicted of libel on November 18th, was brought up to receive bis sentence, and, on being asked by the Court what he had to say why sentence should not be passed upon him, be said that Lexow, the prosecutor. had net only vated, but also persecuted him; that he bad ruined him; and that he was perfectly innocent of the cbarges. He begged the Court not to add to bis dlegrace by a severe punishment. The Court said he was a lawyer, and had the benefit of @ gcod educetion; he therefore, l-ast of any, n, onght to bave committed such an offence He brought cbarecter tn tseue, and as that character was proved to be a very bad one, he (Wagstaff) could not expect the: seme favor from the Court that & person of good oha- racter would have. The very fact of his living at a disorderly house, with an infamous woman, was suffcient to how his character. The Court would hiw the dirgrace of the penitentiary, and tentence him to thirty days imprisonment, and $100 fine. The prisoner was then removed. He looked exoved- iraly pale. and appeared very nervous in addressing the ort Hicnway Ronaxay —Joha Labbatt and John Morrison were placed cn trie! for having robbed Mr. Valiely, on the night of the 12th October last. It appeared from the evidence of Mr. Vallely. that be was stopping at the Golden Sheef Hotel, in Liberty street, in last, baving arrived bat a few days before from ee On arriving home about twelve o'clock, on the night of the 12th October. at bis hotel, he was unable to gain ad- mittance, on account of the lateness of the hour, and was about leaving the door, when he was accosted. by four men, who, perceiving he was = stranger, said they would chow him « reapectable place where he could ledge ie accompanied them toa porter house kept by the privon- er Lat Late in the nares et Soe commer of Coder ana Greenwich streets, and not the appearance place. he was in the act of lea it, when the men asked him to treat them to drink. which Mr. Vallely, deolined— having had nothing but gold about him at the time, and not liking the appearance of the place, he feared to pro- duee it. The prisoner. Labbatt, then asked him what he brought the men there for, if he did, net iutensd to treat them. to which Mr. Vallely replied thet he had no money; they then seid that they wouid soon sue whether he bed or not. Mr. Vallely immediately rashed out of the deor. and was pursued by the mon to the opposite vide of the street. They held bim by the throst e the prisoner Morrison abetracted the money fram his pocket ‘They then escaped into Labbatt's h-use, and the door was immediately festened. The police came wp and sr- tested Morrison and Labbatt, in the ‘stter'shouse The evidence of Mr Vallely was positive aa to the Mentity of Morrison, and the jury found « veruiet of guity, Mor. Tisom as septepeed to State prison for tem years. and Labbett for ix months tothe penitentiary, as an acces- sory after the fact bacteal. very atiractive bill is ce, commenoing with the dramatic spectacle entitied Scalp Hunters,’ and terminating with the favortts jcama of the “ Buteber's Dog of Ghent. Brosoway Taxatne.— This evening ia set apart for the benefit of the celebrated ‘righ comedian and vocalist, Mr. Collips, on which occasion he wil? appear in three o/ bie best pieces —* The Waterman,’ Irish Genius. and * How to Pay the Kent Nipro's Tueatee —Tagee exceligat performances will be presemted by the Tavels to night—the new pantg. mime of the“ Coopers.’ their wonderful feats on che tight rope, and the Ghivese pautomime of “Kim cia” forming altogether, e gcand entortal Burton's Turatn-.— Placide’s orig utitled the “ First Night.’ stil be preseuted this evening, ‘or the first time. together vith the old favorite dram, styled: © Dembey ond Be All the well known favoritos of the emtablirliment wi) appear. Nationan Troaite—Look st the neunced for tht attracyons am Topihg. by Purdy —the pleaciag, dessin he of “The Deser'er and hie Bog,” the new deaga called The Femele Uighwaymas,” and the inimitable popalar drama of “Tho French Say. Beovonsss Liceum Phe benefit of Caaoiine Rousset will take plege here this evening, tor whisk oscagon the flowing TO been selected Hour,” scale Meseum = Mr Hadaw dian of tise es ablishipent. will take ‘ht. ormed. “Naval Ergagementy” and othee per. formaaces will bo given in the afteragonu, Crausty'# Messtaets—The singing and instrnmente, performances which are given wt this place of amuce- meat, are excellent Pexrows’ Mixsteris —The heliads sung bore, as alse the choruses and other very sgausing enter cainments, ive general satisfaction Bowrny Awrrirrivarne The excellent equestrian fxetoiwes given by Bands & Co.'s troupe, are drawing immense sudiences, and very deservedly ao, ao.they are without paratlel, , Acros Puace —The Gorman Dramatic Gempany will open, at this establishment, on Satutdey evaning next. Tue Peavy or toe Ravsia——Mr. Vdwin Forrest will open another engagement at the Broadway, vext week, ay 0; ag ott - PR Kawin Forrest, early in mber, ver debut wt Brougham’s Lycew ‘ma new play. wuisies epestaly fox the conten thn retood that she has, for gome. time, had the advan. iestons in histrionion from Misa Charkotte po ni We ~ = doubt tat both these distin. curl persome will draw ovarwhelming he . clally the avdutane. Re Forrioy Anriets.—Tederoa made her debut in Paria on the 5th of November, in tha Reine de Chypre. Ttisa dry cprta, without melody. and itis a pity she did not select Freaml However, with the ascistance of Roger she did reuy We and was well reovived. The opinion seemed to hyd rorabie with regerd to her beanty. Lola Montes just bad an immenar success at the dificult town of Rerdeaux, where Aiboni aave a ringle represen’ Loia danced three times, to fling at double prices so THE Matt, —The two mon, Melton and Kimbrough. who were ted at B cbarge of robbing the mail at Joiumbus, bare been se tenced to eight poets imprisonment egch im the pealten- tary hy outer crowded from pit to Row . night. | uote, dtazaa of “The Vienr of-Waxefield’® will | e | the money; the bey tox he! erwa Police Intelligence FORGERIES ON THE CITY BANKS—FURTHER TESTI- MONY TAKEN IN TME CASE—CONFESSIONS OF ONE OF THE GANG—EXTRAORDINARY DISCLO- SURES. Before Justice Osborn. Yesterday afternoon, at three o’clock, a further inves- tigation was held before the magistrate, at the Police Court, Halls of Justice, Centre street. The room was densely crowded with witnesses, amd other persons anxiously listening to the evidence, as detailed by the witnesses. The confession of Richard Earl, one of the gang concerned in the forgeries, was taken, and, cer- tainly, his testimony, which earries with it the appear- of truth, details a deep coneerted plan, and well de- vised, to pass off forged cheeks and avoid detection. We published, some few days ago, the evidence of the Woodruff, Since then, the testimony Milaetes fas been taken, vhich corroborates the" boy names are not yet permitted to be-made public. ‘The following is the evidence up te the time of adjourn- ment:— Loe Pong deposeth and says—She is wife of Benjamin W ; bas been ma:ried to him about ten years; sau turther, Lam acquainted with Birdseye, George Bown, Richard Earl, Capt Rowe, Warren’ Wild, Lyons Car, Mathews, David Crowley, Michael Dillon, loses K Glines, — Becker, Charles Tripp, and others, and know pereonelly, and from information, that each avd ai! the abovenamed persons have, within and during. several years, been connected and concerned together in the concoction and practice of fraud, false pretences, and forgeries, to # very great extent, and for large ‘mounts of goods and money; and, further, other things, the aforesaid parties, or some of them, were in the practice of fmeicngy pen and p cteggen | stooks of goods, such as liquors and grocery stores, other goods, by false statements and fraudulent refer- ences tw each other, upon upon credit or cash ment witbin certain number of 8, and then immensely for cash, defrauding | selling the same to other the original owner Deponeot can give in a large umber of cases, facts, dates and circumstances. Many of these persons have been for a long time con- cerved toget her in forgeries upom banks in New York, as Well as esewhere, Deponent can name one case in which said White, Crowley, and Cole, committed. forgery, seve Tal years eipee, tom large amount, upon Minott Mitchell, of Westehester county; and that time to this, these men uamed above have been. connected in the prosecution of forgeries and other crimes, to a greater or lesser extent. In relation to the forgeries committed om the New York banks recently, deponent has knowledge of the following facte:—She knows that tuid White, bown, Birdseye, Richard Karl, aud: Captain Rowe, have been concerned togetber in the execution of the said forgeries Baid White has been confined to his houre sbout tour weeks, by sickness, and deponent has seen during that time, Bown, Karl, Rowe, and asshe be- Lieves, We bb, come co the house and have private conver- sation with White, and she was then satisfied with refer- enee to certain pare ye Deponont says that White told her that ic was with regard to forgeries. and that bis part of the business war to make the forgeries. As regardsthe Latting cheek, deponent says that White told-her that by had wade an arrangement with Birdseys to torge a check vpon Letting; that Birdseye told him where | butting kept his account, and told him the best way to | w Biter, and get bill reoeipted; that White did pur- cbase u filter. (the one here shown,) and mude « check upon Latting, except that he did not date ic, and was uot going to give it out until he got well enough to leave | the house; Rowe, White, Bown, Birdseye and Hari were to divide Lhe money got upon this check, the same 4s got upon otbers, Deponent says that it appears Kowe did not wait for White's check upon Latting, but made one himself, at the New Haven Louse, sent a boy with: it, who was detected, and Rowe was arrested; deponent says thas, immediately after the arrest of Rowe, Bown came to the house and told White that Rowe him- | self had attempted to meke and draw a check upon the Pacific Bank, and was detected, sud that, ae he hed a oye to do ee A oy Beng ot might get out of it at way Hite cald that the arrest of Ruwe would load tothe discovery of their other forgeries through the boys they bad ured in sending their checks to the banks. Bown said if Rowe could be-got eut, and would leave the city, the boy Woodruff might be got clear, and: be would get bim out some how or other. Bown said that he hoped } J boy Woodruff would not “ yeaa = hog es | there Was ue danger of Rows saying anything, e ‘Was as deep in it as any of them. ‘bepvesee says that Karl was reveral times at their house to see White in re- | aarest. Deponent bas heard conversations between White, Rowe, Bown, and Kasi, at ber house, in which she learned, from all that was-said, that Whive was to, and that be did, make all the forged checks (except Latting’s), and that the rest of the party were to.attend to the arawing of the money, and that it was gearrally under- rtood the checks were to be sent to the banks by boys Earl’s own boy, took the two checks upon Walter Bowne to the Bank of New York, as she underst od. MARY WHITE. Mr. Samuel Bowne was sworn and testified as follows: Lom treasurer of the Illinois Central Kaiiroad, and trans- act business at No 15 William street ; im the latter part | of last August, the Srot taller of ‘the Union Bank showed | we @ check for $400, wd 8 Bowne, which [ and others pronounced a fergery; it was presented for payment by a wan called Kowe, who had been detained until I ar- rived, I then askod this Rowe where he got said check, | and he said he received it from a man et Cape May, who gave it to him toget omshed; I theo-asked bim if he | eculd refer to any person in the city for character, and | he aid Adams * Co.'s Bapress office; I then called there, snd & men tohimehe knew Kowa and knew nothing sgoinst him; {them returned to the and upon howe promising he would let meknow further on the following Friday, about the man who handed the cheok the check wea masked “forgery,” Nended to him. and be | was ellowed to go, aad I have pever sen bim since unt'! , now, on the Sist op July last, I Mgoovered that a leat) had been tory oud of my cash bool which. at the tive, aid not excite my suspicion, but after I saw the accounty published inthe papers of the arrest of these forg it oceurred, to me, geere tome ef the bonis w sick 1 bud signedof the Illinois Contras Railroad bad been torp out Of my books, and, upen woking. I discovered. bond No. 3.for $1,000, with fartp-vight coupons a°taphs +d bud Seem reagbiy torn out; thee coupons wer +d by wyself “ 8. Bowne,” and the check before rt to wee @'/ec simile of this egnature, which was » mapper iu which I signed my, abecks, ae I alway eds | thers wiih my full weime; thie. was the cause of tg alowe | forged check. being detected, tsnpel Danton swora— he is engaged st No. 68 | Front,stroe’, and that asd fadl he purchased on \utevest in sn oyster saicon. at No, 440 Broadway ew!y part of last wivlee deponent’s brothe> Joa en goed Wiliam H Webb toa tet im the bo gee 4 the saigom ; Webb remained, ubere until above’ the wth of be habit of Apri; uring that tina Capt Rowe was g frequently to som Wrbb, and they © eon tagether in the kiteben, holding pr Homa. wad were on say friendly terms out the raloon about, the 2d of M deponent then went to Stamford pur. pore of going inte, the “hen busine,” =i y:—of pro- duciag eggs for masket; but after rece Bing Ibere aboad (agus weeks Webb came to New Yor again: told Gryenent that ba bada o@ thing on lwad, and pew going to de someth hing of it ¢ bad often hed @ himetif, bu newer took any cb: dell deponent what this “good “hus says that etter Webbd returmed teow ‘ark he often saw them together, ata livery stalls in Canal street moar Broadway. and bas also eeen 2owe aad Webb toge elewhere, both oo the New Isven Patiroad oars the public seets; depoment s 7s thud Uhis stable se wae to be a besdquartes for ‘Ag meetings of Rowe and Webb ard ather? deponer) paid Wedd $4 per week whi'e he was with him Wurtbar testimony of yrapg Weedsuff, who mitted as Btates evidence - Kérjand Woedrull sworm, adds further—I ew Capt Rowe dave in bia posser igo tee pages of Mc, MePhet- ecn’s aceount book, apa part of a check wit MoPher. son 3 rignature; Rowe ‘ld me he got them frem Mr. Wel — the vames and the sagek, re seen owe and Webb her at Harnden’s Sz prose slice; about three or four started from the New Havop tke Rowe he want to bl — owe ivately re were ophets in the office, ; this was the igst time; | do ane know what else oopurred there; two or tree nights after, Rows and I went down to that office; again met Webb in the office; two or tows other men warein the office at the time; | understood Rowe to eay that Webb was a watchman there at right after we bad enen Webb, Rowe, my relfand Webb, al thitee went over to Mr. ott's, A public house, aml took dd did not ago we ebb want into the yar together 4 left me in the cffice; was after dark; Rows and Webb. got ingo the street out coming ingd the ofie 8 few minvwe after, I hoasd a knock at thedoor, [ open- ed the door and found Rowe and Webb; Rowe and [ then woat home; I don't recsilect any other ‘nota Confessions of Karl, «20 may poseibly be admitted as witness — Richard Karl, of No, 67 Trey street, ayorn. states as follows. vin: Abouh two years ago, Denjamin White bought, with another mam named, ——-, a porter hous corner of Universiay Place and Trelfth street: I there first became acquaipied with White; Ldid not ree such of White from that time until inet winter, when Wivte Vieited me at tho stable ot Mr. Telier, for whorm I was at work; about (he middie, I think, of last April, White ead George Bown came to me and wanted me to go and cul leet a bill for them; this was at the corner of Mots st and Chathem rquare; they eame after me for two cr three ys before I would go; I wae then eng in driv ® cert to sprinkle the streets, for Toller ; d mie to get a boy for thom. and 1 daslly ; I found a boy in the Pack, and esked him if he would do an errand for me; [ agreed to give him & quarter of 4 doitar: T then gave t giv ek: the boy took the check, and gat check. and Bown went on fi faid, Went into the bank to + the money; White alan went down teat either atter of before the boy; | id. ws gee if the boy wards Wall remained in the Waite and Bown co near the Negistgr's office: acon ¢ back end. panty eter, ike er | eye was standing aa if in waiting; and when get Lattivg’s signature was to come to the store, buy | h Intion to these forgeries, and the cireumstances of Rowe's | | r signed | Th committed Bim to ‘ | Sefleets aredit on the poll od “bat inthe | Oyptain of was; deponent | firet tirg; there were othiens | gto drink: after we mturned back to the office | 7: with the , who gave the mopey to deponent, whe White immedixiely toox it; Bosa fe and Bore tone with am understanding to see deponent in the evening; White saw depoment that night, and I receivod from him $50; about » month after that, the same men came apaln vo ot, and wanted him to get a boy again bet they tld Geponen Yop yy oS ut ponent e now t and uuless be did what the would have him taken up; @ boy was im the manner, and a check giv who went with it and returned soon, could mot dnd the bank; depopent then t gave tt to Bown; .deponent thinks this check was om the ‘ard Bank; the next day White and Bown gai nent another check upon a bank in Wail street engaged went to yes got the nent, who gave it over to White; deponent did now the amount; for this job deponent reowived ‘hite and Bown told deponent that be must stup ‘scart and they would put him in a lottery jn Thompson ttreet; deponent says, that he was hee! I rll h 2EE. F ze tos livery stable in Caval street, mear Broad , and intreduced him to Captain Rowe; after thi ite, Bown, Rowe and depone ut met a great deal t most. ly at the stable; also in @ porter Canal streets, Kept 7 4 Mr. Brady; deponent saya that after, White, Kowe and Bown gave de t a check for $400 upon the Chemical Baul, with directions corner of flm end to get » , aud have the money drawn; de| hope thie check for three 8, and not finding a boy te it, he gave it back to ; Rowe said be aman who would it— he was # foreman over a huodret bands in Wooster street; Kowe and Bown went to find map, but returned, and said the person was he could not go; it was then after two o'clock, an White tore up the check; the next wwek, Rowe, White and Bown gave deponent nether check, ego} on the same map; but deponent could not fina a to go, and finally Rowe said he had @ boy at the New Haven House that would take the check; at first. White and Bown refused to iet Kowe’s boy take it, but finally the New Haven House; the boy down into the rail: ponent gave the check tothe boy snd toid him to go and collect that bill; the boy smiled and seemed t an- derstand all about it and the check; Rowe and Bown were present when deponent gave the boy the check; Bown went abead, to go first into the bank to see if the boy got the money, and Kows and White followed, depo- Bent did not see the boy after, but Kowe afterwards told him that he got the money; deponvnt became soquaint- e@ with ao Ste Birdseye, Sg = White and Sown, ebout the same time wil \bat last summer, perhaps in the spring. and Bown was in Schoharie county, defending a euit of perjury brought by a Mr. Btark- weather, White geve depoment @ check upom @ | bank in Wall street, and that Birdseye was standing short distance off when White gave deponent tbe caeck; White told deponent tha: would follow the boy tosee if he got the mo: usa t got the bry, and gave him the directions White had re- quested. the boy started for the bank; Birdseye foliowed im, as also did White; in a short time the boy returned, epouent a roll ot money which he immediately to White; White saw deponent that same night, aad gave bim some money, and told deponent that he had given Birdseye $50 of the money the boy bad drawa. Corroberative evidence was n of Josephine Charies, of No 1 Mercer street, who testifies to witnessing the boy Woodruff and Captain Kewe frequentiy togeraee Alse, the evidence of Louisa Raymond She testities to the intimacy existing between Howe and Woodralf Mc. 5. L. Mossman, of the New Haven House, testities tast Rowe and Woodruff were on intimate terms togethee Rowe, on the 23d of October, borrowed $25 of him. aad euid he had a check for $1.600 om a bank ia Wall aurea and would draw the money the mext day, and pay him; some eight or ti 5 passed away. aud Rowe did not pay bim. as he. to do. Xr James G. Hamilton, of No 429 Hudsoa street, knows George Bown, who lodged at his house for three months, and left on the 2dor Sd of November Rowe and White wors frequent visiters to Bown’s room during that period ty Mr George Peyton, exchange broker, No 417 Brosd- way, corer of Canal street, testifies Chat $400 of city money Was exchanged at Uls office, at set forth by you Woodruff in his evidence, The witness corrobe thus far the testimony given by Woodrutt ‘The two cheaks alluded to the other day. forged om Mr. Wetmure, are as tollows No 20T : Bauk of the Kepublic--Pey O. Wetmore of deacor seven buwired and and ton dollars 719, O & A. WEIMORE No. 1,825 New Kons, S7th Oct., 1861 City Bany—Pay to @ Wetmore or bearer, thirtece | hundred dailars $1,000, O. & A. WETMORE. The abowe checks are & specituwn They are wotteo in a Susiums hand, and.@ perfect counterfeit of tue sige patures, The magistrate adjourned any further proceediags until pext Tuesday aftaraoon, at three 0 clogs. Another map has just Seen arrested. alleged tobe the one who forged the two obecks on Mr. Wetzaore. ebbing @ Californion of Gold— ly 2-veat —On Wet. resdey alternoon, about 3 o'clock. a mon named Joum Brown stole $1.600,in $20 gold pieces, rom th sion od Jobn McGuire, residing at the ‘boboken House, situated in Pearl eqeet It seems that the two partie were acquaintanows, and had lately arrived from Caller pin together. and pat up at the same place. and taat during the tempprazy absence of Mashuire from their | lodging room, Brown embraced the © cepptation overcoming his better Judg open his friend |s trunk, and oarri About an hour after the robbery, .ppli to efficers Patterson and Burley of the Lower Pouce ‘0 d Kencah was immediate.y, made by the poiloe v0 catch the sheconding rogue, ‘degraphic despatoher were sent atl direction: the same wight the rogue was stonged at Albany by the police, having on hin son the ston god, contained in two leather bage Vexterday siturnoon, the Albany officers arrived in town with the prsomer and the proverty, much to the gract fleation of poor Mc@uize. wie, had become almos: d+ oippetatment of « Cop Kingsiaud yesterday appointed Matthew T Breaaaa ¢ Bixth ward police. lo fil the yacaasy o0- | casioged hy the resignation of @ [ Smith. The appoint Men’, 6 & good one, ROARD OF ASSISTANT « REN Mov. 19—A. A. Alvord, Rey . in the chai NeTTIONS BEFERRED Of sundry perscasfor «sewer in Thirty fh street, Of Abrabam Post for leaso of lot and house corner of North Moore strest and West Broadway RePOTS ADOPTS Concurring, *> reguiate and grade, Ge. Bleveath third (Morcy-eighih streets Als. | avenue. from Fort lacé additions! blocks in pier at the foot of Twwatr. | fifth street Rest river, Uxewise concurring for a sewer in Lexington aveave, from Thitty-secong. to Thigty-siata street. In avor of a sewer in Thirty-rst street, trom Lexington to Yourth avenue In favor of repairing Uo- ty | lumbia stree?, between Rivington aud Stanton atreste. | Report of dommittee against prohiiting Huisoa River Railroad Jompang using Loom tire below Fitty-etga'a | wtreet. Sdopted Imaavor of tagging walk ia fro: of No. $4 fevond avenue | PROPOSED NEW WASHES STON MARKET | _ The Report of Committee on Mepaire and Senpiier te | favor of cameurring io the real ding rebvading of Washington Me: ket. The Alderman of cas | Blesenth ward presented a aiuority report. to whoa was attached a remonstraace against rebuliiiag market on the present site, and propoeal to bud @ Taar vet west of West stres, with @n estima: ing said market principe.ty with {roa marks it was resclved to lay the reports on the table to, be primed | tached to the remonstoance seatin, Ga eadien | _ Alurge Dumber of persons connected *: 7 aie one J om the final disposi | ceeded im fr | Doard, and ga’ creme the batehors and others interes oppored to rebciiding the mark “hetelved, That havi bee notitied of the oF } tion ofthe Righth avenue 1 Company “ througs | pany be, « y Polling of said railroad at the upper or thereof, snd not at any intermediate polat ibe table 4 ovved, That the Harlem Railroad Company rected to take nip their rafls in Onnal street, tro to their roadway, and that they lay « track, the sem init along the Park, by aaid c pany. and the same done under the direction of } Strvet Commissioner; and that the same be done wi.a out delay. Referred Remonstrance of persons dotog business in Wash! ag- Market seainat re-bulldimg the same om (he pisa Aldermen Ordered to be primed 8 0} Bireet Comilsstonst couse all er evedings in the’ matter of building bulkhesd betwren Twertieth sod Twenty third streets. North River, te be stayed until the Committee om Piers have ¢me to examine it Adopted, 4, That the grades between Forty-second and y od stevets, the Hudson aad Bact rivets oe catablis hed ws ‘hey were previous to the «bj sa! reac re thereto being 1: ferred to the Commissioners of radon Referred aye Reaoived. That pier fort of Morton strew R, be widenrd on Une north ade for a distaaes of shout two hundred fret in length, 0 as tomake tae maine Crery (oot width. Iteferted wetted, That the Commtesionars of Rapaice be di new engine for Ragine Jompsay Reine No We) ont LOMO be Wetec rod tiv BY u atjournag ygta the 4 4 De: