The New York Herald Newspaper, September 26, 1852, Page 1

. WHOLE NO. 7269. OWERY THEATRE.—DOORS OPEN AT tain rises at 734 o'clock. Monday evening, oeegaber $7,qrilt be performed RKervoth........Mr. Edy | Weird Woman... Misa Horon - FOREST OF BONDY, Fir vtonsat Lands see B onon at 7: to commence at 73g o'clock. Firel ight thisseason of the great American Comedian ‘Mr. acide, who will appear Monday evening, Sept. 27, in Mr. Thompson, Mr. Dyott, Mrs. Skorrett, Mi eato ” Pon Renee ‘iss Weston, &e. sors, rH | Bub Aores, , RTON'S THEATRE, CHAV BERS STREE' vorunction with R. BURTON Mr. Burton jira Hughes M Mi Sir \athony. Capi. Absolu AMLONAL THEATR open at 7; curtain ¥ Monday evening. Sep i THE OLD CONTINENTAL, * Astunlubing evolutions on the Tixbt Hone by LeoonJavolli,&o ENCHANTED POPPY, FEMALE WIGHWAYMAN. YORK THEATRE, ASTOR PLACE.—MANAGER, . 8. Chanfran.—The public aro respectfully informed cotablishment will bo opeaed on Monday evening, 27. at DUCED AND P -PULAR PRICES, irele, 25 cents; Amphitheatre, 123 cents; Par- 12: nth (Entranes to Family’ Circle in Bighth FY offort lias been made to ronder this what lly termed ‘$ THEATR cformances of Monday evening will commonce with CHATHAM STREET.—DOORS 46 o'clock. ‘stragedy cf ~ or ¥ (bis frst’ appearance since his return Csiifoeni . Mrs. MeLean, ucat, the dramas of KING LEAR, al text, und with now’ sconery, dresses, &¢.) 4 Mr. James Stark Mrs. M, Jones rom the Boston theatres, ier frat ap- ‘noe im New York)... 4 :Mrs. Reed ‘dames S. Seymour Mr. F. 8, Chanfran Mrs. Reod ARNUM’S AMERICAN MUSEUM.—P. T. BA num, Manger and Proprietor; John Greenw Assistant Manager; C. W. Clarke, Director of Amuse: Sho groxt prize drama of THE ORPHAN’S DREAM will be produced this evening, at 7 o'clock, and also at Sovolock this afternoon, VERY SUSPICIOTS, and MY YOUNG Witt AND OLD UMBRELTA. Admittance to the Ma- goum snd the Entertainments, 26 ceate, HRISTI’3 OPERA HOUSE, NO. 472 BROADWAY, shove Grand streot.—Open overy night during the week. Under the sole direction ‘and personal supervision of K.P. Christy, whose concerts, in this city, for the past SIX YEARS, hawe been received with favor by re [ pacged and fashionable audiences. Ticket: “es after Mon rs open at oe commence at 8 o'clock. On Monuny, Sept. 27, concert will commence at quarter before o'ohoak:, L AST CONCERT.—METROPOLITAN HALL-— MADAME ALBONI Pespectizity announces that sho will RS: her SEVENTH AND L, (| CONCERT, TOESDAY EVENING, SEPTRMBER 28, 1353, Upon w! MADAM ALBONI qill for tho second time, sing an Air with Grand Variations, sompacsd by Arditl called MUSICAL DIFFICULTIES SOLVED. MADAME M. ALBONI Will be assisted by GIGNOK ROVERE, SIGNOR SANGIOVANNT, SIGNOR ARDITI, GRAND ORCHESTRA, ands Full Chorus, to" bo" had at ‘Mario store of Williaa Hall & Sou, 29 Broadway, corner of acl ic place. ‘To sil other parts of tho house, (one dollar,) for which » ‘00 Broadway. 1 ie with extrome rogret that the Manager of these Con- numbered cont will be given to be hed of Samuol C.Jollie’s certs is compelled toannounco, hat peng: to thefaumerous applications for tickets for the ensuing Concert, the Free st with the, exception of the presa—must be eutiroly aus nied. ¢ ae chee open at half-past six o'clock. Concort to commonce At cizht o'clock. RITE’S _VARIETIES—NOS. 17 AND 19 BOWERY. near Chatham Square.—This now ané maguificont Qstablishment is now open forthe aosson. Prices of admis- sion—Dress ofr ané second ticr 25 ots; parquette 1 boxes, $3. Doors opon co to com! t 735 o'olock prooisel An sficrnoom performance will be elven every Saturd Qowmeneing at 3 o'clock. C. WHITE, Prop: KLEY’S, NEW ORLEANS SERENADERS, now in California, will give a prizo of fifty dollars, for she bent Ethiopian Song, (words and music.) suitable for Ji Vusinecs. “All songs rast, sens in by Uke Both of Oot 250 J. BUCKLEY, IX Grand M INERVA ROOMS, 406 BROADWAY.—FIRST WERK A ° ry Major General | atroet. also. depict- through joxice. ‘ho Battles of Sierra Gordo, Contreras, Churubus- », the storming of Chopultepee, grand view of tho city of México and terminating with tho planting of the unconquor- ble Stripow end Stars on the Halls of Montezumas. Now op exhibiuion cvory ovening. Price of admission, 25 cent; 1b 7 o'clock; the children bait, po ETO OR: nd other Artists to got their works oxhibited Alarge and splendid gallery in Stuyvesant, In- be ronted out by foot to suit custome: Th n very successful in London and Cu 1 plones enll or send their applications bofore the month to AUGUSTUS OHLANDER, 659 Broadway. NKLIN EUM, 1 ATHAM STREET. rst Lea, Provrietor.—Tho a vove establishment is open every giternoon at 3o’cloek, and in the evening at half 20 purpose of ‘Classic and Original Representa- ving Statuary, Sy Mile. Cazinet’s Troupe of Model torether with a varioty of boautifal performs particulars, Wee hills of each day. A boxes, 50 cen 75g coats; Boxes, 2 cents; Gallery, LIQUORS, wns 5 & 00'S EAST INDIA TONIC PALE ALE, OR jue of Malt.—The following testimonial is by tho ) Sanitary Commissionor, of the London Lancet of ‘TVrom the pure aud wholesome nature of a omployed, tho moderate proportion of alco- ent, and the very considerable eg of aromatio bitter contained in the they tend to presor the tone aud viger of the stomach, and conduce to the re- goration of tho health of that organ when in » 0 Kecaine.der debility.” For salo, pints and qusrts, in qdan- y the importer, G. 1’. LEBUDEIDGE, 88 and root. AY, PERKINS & Diard ship Mai ng, just arriv ch, in quantities to Fulton street, ITF THE ATTENTION 9 e stock of Wines, ave imported ox- PETERS & CO. IN alters to their ox «aud Havana Sogare, which t ty tor thelr fall trade, and offer them at the lowest jive to cash and shove time buyers. Orders golioit- ty attended to, b, BL PE: 5 id 8 No. 900 Broadway. RS OF WIN » havo forsale all the together with different Whiskeys, Jamaica and d Shervies, Champagno, also Brown ty & ALKIRK, MWARVEY) Younger’s, and other brands, in th in pints and quarts. For sale in qu 4, by tho isnporter, i. P. RIDGE, 86 and 88 Falton etroct. WISKEY FOR SALE—ON HAND A LARGE of Wiso's superior Malt Whiskey now on board ing at Picr 16, East river. Will be sold bj cr in email quantities, Apply to P.& J. 0. 12 West street. We rR ae. pale Grandie toh and frish Rums, Madeira, Port Claret Wines, Porte RVING fumilion, ab WAL. Hl. UN ore, 43 Broome street, Pale Ale. London an imported’ direct. LER IN hy. or and brown Sto UNDERMILE, IMPORTE Wines, iskey, Ru ale 8 large cy of the bast hraude, at twenty per cent lesa than any other house extenrive stock af bottled Wines, Liquore, &e. 43 Broome atvoet. corper of Crosby. N. B.—City and country deslors Are invited to call. ‘ANCY ARTICLES, PT. WRACELETS, PER STEAMERS PACIFI A ‘Kandgome ascortinont of real Jet Mracole! Crosses, and other ornamenta, just received, an tor gale at low pricus. FRANCIS TOMES & SONS, ‘oye, Of fancy japan Blaniclied Tovacoo Hox Mipectnsie Os Be preset were. OMloo and eample room, Rear Naenau t. BBONS AND PRATHER: Lr Hy “i cartons of the UST RECKIVED FROM imeand satin one oaso of binck velvet five cases aesorted feathors, “i J.T HOME, Gt John atroot, Broapway tHearne.—x. Lessee.—Doors open at Monday oveulng, Senterber A. MARSHALL, SOLE j to commence at 7! look, 27, will be performe “A NG LEAR. King Loar, .....,Mr, Forrest | Cordolis.... ...Mmo. Ponisi TWO BONNYCASTLES. Mr. Bonnycastte : Mr. Davidge NB1o's GARDEN.—MANAGER, MR. JOHN SEFTON. Tickets, 60 cents; Private Boxes, $5. Dvors open at /; to commence at 7% o'clock, Third week of the sterling comedian, Mr. Jamos Browne, with MLLE. DE MELISSE, Mile. Drouct, Mile. Leeder, Mlle. Taviene, with Mons. Moge. ROBERT MACAIRE, Robert Macairo. .Mr.Browno | Maria. . -Mrs. Hoild Jacques Strop,... .Mr. Sloan | Clomen: irs. Conover ierre, ‘Mr. Leach | Dumont. ‘Mr. Lyane After W ich’ FILLE MAL GARDEE. . Io. Do Melisaa Mons. Moge W Ali ack’s Lyceum, Re at7; to commence at 7) o'clock, Monday evening, September 27, will bo performad for the fret tHmo in this counter, the drama of * Mephistopheles,” in which Mr. Segui iss Gould, and Miss Lau.a Kooao will appear. MEPHISTOPHELES. The Marquis De Broncador.,. Finnoeta Mophistopi Mr. Seguin Miss Gould iss Laura Keone VAN ENGAGEMENTS. Admiral Kingston. Mr. Blake | Short.,.Mr. Chippendalo, Jr, Lieut. Kingston, Mr. Lester | MissMortimor, irs. Buckland Dennis, . Mrs. Blake. Mr. itea | Mrs, Pontife: Mr. Marshall Miss Loetor d of the membora, {11 "BROADWAY, ABOVE every evening.—fH, Wood ntertainmonts offered by this nd Ethiopian del néator d in the United States, Doors open at 634, concert comracuces at Pioclock, Admission 25 conts. The public are rexpootfully intormed that the afternoon converts are discontinued. STLE GARDEN.—FRENCH & HEISER, PROPRIE- , ast Concert.—Tho Twentieth Grand Sunday Concert thi season, by Dodworth’s celobrated will take placoon Sunday evening, Soptember 26. Adm sion 25 cents. To commanee at 71g o'clock pracisely. No postponement on account of the weather. ADAME SONTAG’S FIRST CONCERT.—T! lio are respectfully informed that nibh MME. HENKLETTE SONTAG ‘will givo FIRST GRAWD CONCERT IN AMERICA, ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, AT METROPOLITAN HALL, PROGRAMME, ann t. L Quertare to “Dor Fre; Varven | Cora, TOOD'S MINS Howard = stree on Manager and Proprietor —Th: eclobrated ompany of musi si be equalled by any other cranimo. ‘cheaters . . Aria (Tu v Sig. G. Poszolin 3 8. Aria (Come por me aorens) fre bula,” Mmo. Hennixrre Sonraa, te 4. Fantasia on themes from “Luorezia Borgia, Alfred Jacl... ee... «Leopold de Moyor 6. Air, with variations di B 6. Hew nr ETTE SONTAG,,.. 6. Overture to “Sommernach’s Traum,” by the Grand Orchestrs +: Mendelashon 7. Serenade from * Don Py Sig: G. Bozzo- Sinise stars et saree she 9 galas ¢ DODISON 8 Aria ‘(Lice eat alma) ‘from “1 inda, Sonra sstayet ens oe » Donizettl jo du Regiment," Paul Juition, Allard Swiss Song, exprossly’ composed by ert for Mine, HenRievTe SONTAG. .« "from “La Favorite,” Sig. G. Conductor. Leader... Esker s heodore Eisfoldt Doors open at 7 o'clock to cbnimenee at 8 precisely. The attontion of the public to the following is respoct- fully solicited:-— Visiters will plonso show their certificates at the doors of the Parquette and Circles. The admission ticket has to be left at the entrance doors, 2. To avoid confusion, it is expected that the seats should be occupied five minutes before 8 o’elock. 4, No checks will be delivered till the end of the first part. 4. During tho last picce, (Home, Swot Homo,) tho on- trance doors will be olosod, to prevent the general audience Leing disturbed by the s0 often complained of rush to the dors before the concert is over. MoM“. HENRIETTE SONTAG'S CONCERTS.—EVERY seat for the First Concert, Sisssta is 80 (Monday, Sept. je It has heon determined to issue 20 Standoo Tickets, Vhich will be sold at the door only, at7 o'clock, Ww Molders of Standeo Tickots will be admitted to tho Par- uette, ab Fi vst Circle, after the Overture. They will be dxe holders, fhsteuctions civen AY Ghee SONTA Broadway, has s oh Sentag’s Concert on Monday evening, of which only a fow remain unsold, The Programme Books, containing tho words of tho Siro—biographical notice of Madame Sontag, with her essay on the Art of Singing, and sketches of Carl ckart and Signor Pozzolini—will be published on Monday morning, price (2% cents. May be had of S. C. Jollie and at all the music stores, and at the hall during tho eveniag. MADAME SONTAG 3 CONCERTS. “SECURED SPATS AVE may betiad at MILLET'S Music Storo, 329 Broadway, oste the Broxiway Treatre. A few choice sents for all parts of tho hor Monday ev th, for sale, a ME.SONTAG'S SECOND CONCERT IN AMERICAS at Metropolitan Hall rst Concert being sold, it cen determiaed to begin ty sale of the § So- ve on ‘Tuesday, Septem On Wednesday, mbox 29, will be sold the $1 tickets, and those of the $2 tickets which have remained unsold. No written appl or fonts can possibly be abtonded to, unles York. Gontac CONCERT.—A FEW CHOICE SEATS FOL Madame Sontag’s first Concert in America, for eale at JSOLLIB" Broadway. from pers ing ontof New INSTUMENTAT, SOLO » wanted for the Grand Freneh Opers at ly to L. FLOT, 550 Houston strect, EXCURSIONS. cursi@ys BETW N NEWARK AND ing at Borgen Fare 1254 cents. DART, will leave the foot of at 8 o'clock J root, Ne y street near the foot of Centr iL. inso: and 2 ki, at 10 A TRAVELLERS’ GUIDE. AMANY, TROY, AND LEBANON SPRING! A care of the Now York and Harlein Railroad leavo the am Four rn Railrosd for Albany and Troy, on Springs, Pittsdeld, Springfeld, and other intermo- liate stations. At o'clock, P. M.--Accommodation train ve Chatham Four Corners, conneoting with Western Rail. coad going onst. Passongers for Lebanon Springs will take $010 o'clock, A.M, train to Chatham, Western Railroad to Canaan, and stage to Lebanon, arriving carly tho wame stternoon. Fare through, $2, M. SLOAT, Superintondons, Cage AND AMBOY RAILROAD FOR PHILADEL- / phin.—Leaves by steamboat JOHN POTTER, Pier No, 1, North river, at 7 A. M., and 2 P, M., ‘ofonae in 4 hours, 0, first clase, $3; sovond class (by 2 P. M. line only), 33. Cae 6 leave Philadelphia, toot of Walnut street, at & A.M. and 2 P. M. oR PUILADELPHIA DIRECT. 8. MAIL AND Express lines, through in four hours.—New Jersey Nail- ne, vie ereoy ©. 5 a Now peas S's A fooe # Cortiandt street: 9 and 5} Liberty etrect. , io d $2 GW) for seoond oh 6 and 9A. M. a3 le Return at 1 ans M., and 6) M. Baltimore, Waeh- ington, Norfolk, and Charleston through tickets sold in the above lines, and through baggage carried in shod A. M. and Sig P.M. Minos, ee UbDNON RIVER RAILROAD.—THAINS LEAVE i Chambors atrect station daily (Sundays pie se for Albany and Knee as follows cata Train, ateix A. M., rough in four hours, fand connecting with trains reaching fialo or Montreal at oight o'clock the samo ovenit of Train, at eight A. M.; Through Way Trains, atjo P. Mj; Exprors Train, at six P. at helf-past seven Shambors ‘stroot, Canal streot, veenth nd Thirty-first y Mall Train, st tive P.M., from Canal stroot. Faros, $1 60 to Albany, £1 St to Tyoy, % & to Montreal, $8 10 to Buffalo; $17 10 e. ‘iokets and Banaare checks for principal ot and North, cnn bo obtained at Chambersstrect, GEORGE STARK, Superintendent. AND NEW LONDON RAILROAR— rrangemontse—On and after Wednesday, trains will ran as follows:—Leaye New ) A. M. Accommodation Train for New London, atall stations, 11:25 A. M. Express Train for Guil- , nnoetiont river, mo, and New London, conunect- with the steamboat and railroad lines for Stonington, and Newport, 6:06. F. M, Accommodation Train ondun, etopping at all stations. Leave New Lon- A.M, Accommodation Train for New Haven, ‘ail stations, 10:40 A. M, Exproes 7 Lymo, and New Have songers co and Stonington in the morn- London, take this train for Now bW DAV Summer N Avgust 18, 1 modation Train for Now Haven, A.M. Express Traii . Expresa oft - ‘The 6:9 P. M, Accommodation Train 2 Now Haven he of the 3:30 P. M. Express Train from Now York. ‘The trains loaving Now London at 4:0 AM, and )A.M., connectat New Havon with the New York 1 (5 AM. and 1:16 P.M. Passongora by 3: n from New London, can take the Ex PO8d fon for Hartford and Springteld, of New RICH. N. DOWD, Sup. raine ew IL Yovk:, the samo evenin New Haven, August 17. 1 No CITY AND COUNTRY DEALT AS-SILVBR PLAT. ed Ware of Charlos Christole & Co. Dishes, Sour Throens, pe Plates. Castore. Ton Sote Bowls, Bells, ‘Toast recto: eM 7 ded Candie Fruit Stands, Candlestioke, ti LS vor {ition nistlor, Li a HUTELS AND WATERING PLACES. ‘ a 1) KNOWN MOTEL, the favorite rorort je for pont, with or DA HOUSE.—THIS W bp alt io St. Augustino, FP Ae Aneing the v STROLOGY=DR. C. W. ROBACK, FROM SWEDEN, Intoly from Philadelphia, offers his services to the citi- nona of New York. He is able to foretell past, present, and future events, Fee—Indies, 60 cents; gentlomont, $1, Nati vitiow calentaied, and read’ in full, acording to tho oracle soil wnageuline signs—Ladios, $1; gontlomen, $1.0, Nativi- tins caleulated—Ladics, $3; gentlemen, White street, New York, where letters, coivo immediate attention, For partiow pers, Astrologionl Almanacs ean be procure Kratis, whore eertifionte e. 44 EWILSON, THE CELEBRATED ASTRO- uh mo etreet, near Kswox stroet, tells, v 0 Gxt t yy the archer in business, time of 1 Luchaud, aad ali cvente vi lide, past ve futuro. Ss—————aox=[—aeaesmTn___ THE NEW YORK HERALD. SUNDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 26, 1852. SHIPPING. On I LIVERPOOL—UNITED STATES war STEAM- 1 i MATL STEAM. il dopart with the United Statoe mails for Europe, Saturd: October 2nd, at "olook, Pa eee jualled accommodations for elegano . EDW. K. ‘COLLINS & CO., 56 Wa ce Passengers are requented to be on board at half-paet cloven A.M. The rtoumehip Atlantio will suoveed the Palae, will gail on tho loth October. sai EDUCTION IN FARES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA ‘and Liverpool.—The Liver 1 and Philadelphia Steam- ship Company intend sailing their now steamships ae fol- lows:— FROM PHILADELPH: City of Glasgow... + Saturday, Oot. 2, 1352, City of Manchester. © Oot. 2, City of Manchester, City of Glasgow. City of Manchestor... City of Glasgow. City of Mancheo' City of Gi Uw, City of Manchee City of G March 9, Saloon in after state 66; in forward City of As fates of pause from coome, $4); in midship etate ro Tooms, including provisions sad sioward’s tvs. frulght or passaro, apoly to. 'HOMAS RICHARDSON, 41 Exohange pt or No, 6 Walnut otrest, F pits. Alimited number of third clase pradengers wil! bo taken at $20 trom Viuladelphis, sad $30 Cc Liverpsel—teand with pros EW ror o HUM. Company FRANKLIN, BOLD!, DL.’ Lincs, commander, will loare New i ind Southampton, for the year 1852, og $12 ¢eilow For Vi NEW Yon. LuavE Havas. “" “Beph, 3 Hembclds, © Oot, ar “ %. 2) Franklin,’ “ Nov. 4 “Nov. 90 Humboldt, Doc. 22 nklin,” Dec. 18 Franklin, Jan.19/ ‘Thoso steamers, built oxprossly for government cervive, of 2.300 tone burshen each, are no? curpassod olther for speed, strength or oomfort, by any vonscla afloat. Thoir socom: modations for passengers aro of tho moat approved Klads. Stopping at Southamp! going and ning, they offer to paesongors prooseding to Londo ntagos ore any other lino in the economy of both time and mo: ree of passage Now York to Southampto: ‘or Séuthampton to No No Passage seoured watil paid tox, weer freight 7 ape to ‘or 0 MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, Agent, 2 WILLIAM ISELIN, If vi seamed Havre. MARTINEAU CROSKEY & CO., Southampton, PAMUIRE CITY LINE—YOR SAN FRANCISCO VIA Aspinwall, (Navy Bay) —Through Tickets at Roduoad Rates. —Tho new and eplondid stoamship SIERRA NE- VADA, 1,00 tons, J, Dayton Wilson, commander, will loava for Aspinwall, direct, on Tuovday, Octobor 19th, ab 3 o'clock, from pier No.3, N. K., connecting st Panama with the now: and splondid double ongino steamship City of Pittsburg, 2,000 tons, Robert W. Foster, commander, which steamer Will be in'roadiness to receive’ the passengers by the Siorrs, Nevada, and sail immediately for San Francisco, ‘Thoee stoamors aro unsurpassed for speod, ventilation or accom- Rodation, and afford superior advantages for familioe going to California, First and second cabin passengors aro pro- Yided with state rooms on both ships, and dinoat ther same table, A part of the steorago on the City of Pittahnrs is al- loted to fomales. Vassongers aro Isnded at Panama Railroad depot, at Aspinwall. An oxperienced surgoon is attached to cach ship. For fre’ ight or passago, apply to J. HOWARD & 5S! Agents, 4 Broadway. 8. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.—FOR NEW OR Jeans, via Havana.—Tho areca mahip CRES- iT Cl’ . D. Porter, U.S.N., Commandor, will sail t the foot of Warren street, N. R., Sopt. 27th, at 2 o'clock, P. M., precisely. Kates to Havana and Now Orleans, new arrangoment:—. loon Bertha, eo Steerage hand $25. Specie only taken on freight to Havana. Freight takon to Now Orlcans at 3) conte por oubio foot. Shippers of Sreinht are rogut themselves with tho company’s bills of lading, which lication at tho office. will hind on 94 No other form ad; No blle of lading signed aftar the abip haa sailed, DASIERS, 8 oF Pas 0: ROBERTS, No. 177 corner of Wi HILADELPHIA AND SAVANNAH STEAM NAYVI- gation Company's New Lino of Stor mships.—Tho new and splendid sido-whoel stenmship STATE OY GEORGIA, (first ship of the line,) Captain John E. Walton, is now Funning betwoon tho above ports, and will leave Philadoi- hia for Saveunsh on tho following Wednesdays, viz :— eptember 2th, October 13th aud Zth, November loth and 24th, and December 8th and 22d; and willloave Stvannab for Bhiladelphi on the altcrnate Wednesdays, This ship ‘ort, has beon built with the most strict rogard to srfoty, is sonsed of avery requisite essential to elogauco and com! (especially in the ventilation of her cabins aud state th superior arrangoment of whioh aro unparalleled) na, proved horvelf to ae one of tt nstoot steam: hil ont jor enjoy the ploasure of rivor navi- gation oneoieth of the pease rotnalsing only. tvs pighes gteva. Cabin passage to Savannah, or to Chetientony (via Bavennah,) $25; Steerago, 9. nts in Phil HERON & MARTIN. Ne ink N- Whatves; in Savannah, PADELFORD, FAY 2 60. 6 NITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY, connecting with the Pacitio Mail Steamehip Company. Only through United States Mail Line for California and Oregon via Aspinwall and Panama.—The splondid new and double engine U.S. Mail Steamship GEORGIA, 3,000 tons, D. D. Portor, U. Commander, will sail on ie ith, at 2 o'clock, ey eeemelys from pier at foot of War- ren street, North rer. ‘The Pacific Mail Steamship Com- gnificent steamer TENNESSEL, will be in roadi- 1m to receive the GEORGIA’S mails and pas- sonors, and sail immediately for San Francieco, No eflorts will be spared by tho two companies put their passen- gers through with expedition sud comfort. RATES OF FARE TO ASPINWA Ladies’ Saloon, State Koom. .. +85 Lower Aft and Forward Salooz do + 6 Second Cabin Standees. . : Aan Stoorage .... wees + » 36 Pastengors will bo Tanddd ai’ tie ‘raitrond’ Wiagt, a6 Ase pinwall, free." Transit of tho Tethmus at tho passongers’ Exponee. Persons securing through passage by tho United Staton mail etoamore from New Fork havo profer commodation on board the Pacific mail st an coe resene e San Francise ¢ rms. For freight or passage, apply to abt oF BARS CHARLES A, WHITNEY, At tho office of the companies, 177 West stroct, corner of Warren, So. fequcated to supply themselves with tf Isdiug, which will be ned atthe co betweon the hours of 10 and 1 o’clook ou the day of ing. EW YORK AND SAN_ FRANCISCO STEAMSHIP Line.—Through to San Francisco, at Roduced Rates. No detention on tho Isthmus. The new and splendid steas thip UNITED STAT William C, Berry, Commander, will leave Now York fer Aspinwall, Navy Bay, on Thure- day, October 2th, at $ P. M., precisely, connecting at Pana~ ms with the now double engino steamship WINFIELD scoir, Jeorgs A. Cole, commander, which ‘on the arrival of tho passengers by UNITED STATES, for San Francisco, without stop- ping atintermediato ports. This lino has nover failed connect at the appointed time. These vessels in a ations, ventilation, epeod and safety, are unburpas xporieheed Physician is attachod to each steamor. "Pas eongors will disembark alongside the wharf at Aspinwall, ake the Panama Railroad. Apply to DAVIS, BROOKS eneral Agents, 28 Boaver street; or to JONES & etroet, cornor of Liberty street, ° . Fostor, Commander, n Wodnesday, Sept. For fecight, apply on 1 be signed, and for paa- wi-weekly Unit melip SOU 4 tage ut the office SPOFFORD, TILESTON & Co., No, 48 South streot. Savannah p gers ticketed through without fucther charge. Passengers will suffer no detention at Charleston, ments have been made with the South Caroling extra train immediately on the Through tickets to Plorids will be $31; to Pilatka $33. f the steamer. fornia! ae follows: to The MARION will follow on Fr: NEW ORLEANS DIRECT. HE NEW DOUBLE engine steamship WILLIAM PENN, W. Soars, ev | r, now receiving freight, will leave Pier 8, East riv or. ° the ‘above port dircet, on’ Tuesday, October 4, st four P. M. ‘his ship hag elogant ‘sccommodation for songers. P. cabin, state room, $6); steerage, bs. Yr 1s, 25 couts’ por foot, hippers are requested to supply themselves with this steamer's bills of lading, as no other form will be signed. They may be had on application st the offices of tho agents. No freight recoived or bills of nding signod aftor two o’olock on the day of sailing, For freight or passage apply on board, or to E. LINCOLN & CO., 120 Pearl street, or to THOS. BP. STANTON, 56 South strcot. The steamship Benjamin Franklia, J.’ Teal, commander, will eueooed the William Ponn, OR SAVANNAU.—UNITED STATES MAIL LIN The now and eplendid steamship ALABAMA, C. D. Inglon, captalyy vill leave, on, Saturday, October Sad, at 4 o'clock, P. M., from pior No. or "4 ‘SAMUEL L. MITCHELI,, 194 Front seroo The FLORIDA. M. 8. Woodhall Saturday, October Sth. For ¥ dations, and fare, th pa have no superior on the oceat ME UNITRD STATES MAIL, STEAMSHIP ISABE), of 1,200 tons, having been thoroughly repaired with new boilers and new copper, will be ready to take hor place ‘on the line betwoon Chari D ah, Havana. She will lesvo Baltimoro on o1 October, for the above mentioned places. eh ing to avail themselves of this steamer vor of the above usmed places, will plesse epply to Capt. Rollins, on board, or at the office of tho Baltimore Stesm Packet ‘Com pany, foot of Spear's whart. M. N. FALLS, FoR leand Genuine dt prom LINE OF AUSTRALIAN PACKETS, Melbourne, Port Philip, avd Sy’noy. The cent clipper ship ON ECO, vain Dre Ocean le, ae fourth shi on tho l0th of Ootober. Tho manner in which this lino have boon provisioned and dtted out, bas establish for thera a preference over all others, even higher ratos. is guarantesd superior, in 6: Foapoct, to all port. An expe- rovided. For Wall otros, yall rienced d proper attendants Ipht oF pavong vajoly vo FOUN OUDRN ANDERBILT Lt Line giving tickets for crossing the Tsthmus.—Tho fa- vorite double-engind atoamship PROMETHEUS, 1,900 tona, will Toave from pict No. 2, North river, at S o'clock P. M., precisely, on Teceday, October 5, for San Juan del Norto, gunneotiig with the popular ship PACIBIC, over the Ni having but twolvo miles of land HATS AND CAPS, DINAN AISA AAA 8 eo care, AND STRAW GOODS.—STARR, 80N & * holesate uamadaetarteah sind tet i dayersea jolosale urers of vente: , Caps, 8a raw Goods, of the Tatent fashions, aud of every variot vitatts o> @cuthren, Western, A Tha athontion of onsb and ba its, and cow vers are sited. ~~ |NEWS BY TELEGRAPH Erie County Whig Convention. NOMINATIONS FOR CONGRESS AND COUNTY OFFICERS. Burvato, Bept. 25, 1852. The Whig Convention of Erie County was held at the Court House in this city yesterday, when the following gentlemen were nominated on the county ticket: —Sheriff, Joseph Candee ; County Clerk, William Andre; Superin- tendent of Poor, Elias Green ; Justice of Seasions, FE. Ferris ; Coroners, Joseph Bennett, Uriah Toney, and Charis B. Moree; County Judge, James Sheldon. The nominations were agreed upon with great harmo- » Lolomom G. Haven, the present member of Congress from this district, wa; re.nominated by acclamation. The are the resolutions adopted by the Uon- vention :— Resolved, That w solves of the Whig truthful exposition of the whigs of Erie coun fiinilty of feel Jo heroby endorse and re-affirm the ros Convention hold at Syracuse, a8 % principles, purposes, and views of sud in the harmony of ity of sentiment, and fo erized the pro ign and promive of trium- nt CES. orolved, That t tate whig conven cach and all At s made by the national and as those this day mado, are V deserve, aa they will un- doultealy re wupport of every whig in the oovnty of Brio. A rntifieation meeting was held at the Club house in tho evening. Growt epthartarm provailed and ‘wos nuwulfested throughout ihe utmost harmony New York State Assemb ly Nomination, Unica, Sept. 25, 1852 ‘The whigs of tho,Pizat district of Oneida to day nomt- vated Ephraim Palmer, of Now Hartford, for the Assem- Whig Meeting at Potigville, Pa, Porravits.n, Sept. 25, 1852 There is an immense gathering here. Crowds arc com- yg in from all directions and some forty cars, all crowd- ed, baye arrived from Philadelphia, Berks, and Mont- gomery, Tho streets are thronged, and the town is lite- rally alive Two o’elock fs the hour fixed for the ergani- zation of the assemblage. ‘The procession of miners is just beginning to arrive, prerenting a most imposing spectacle. ‘The efternoon end evening will be occupied in speeches, from half a dozen different stands. From Washington. THE EXPEDITION TO JAPAN—THE GARDINER CASE. Wasninatos, September 25, 1862, At is now determined that the Japanese expedition shall consist of three superior war steamers, viz: The U. 8, steamer Miseissippi, Capt. Long, which will leave New York from the Ist to the 1¢th of November; the U.S. teamsbip Princeton, Commodore Perry, which will ac- company the Mjssiseippi as flag chip, and is now at Balti- more receiving ber boilers. The third steamer is the Alleghany, whigh is now andergcing repairs at the Gos- port navy yard, and will cai! in January. ‘She arrange- ments for the equipment and departure of the above steamers are progressing favorably. The House Committee on the Corwin and Gardiner case have not yet compicted their labors, They are now examing witnesses in regard to the validity of the clam It will be at least two weeks before they complete their labors, As the committee are authorized to make their report to the olerks of the House, it will be published as scon as they come to a conclusion. Ant Maine Law Ontrage Bosvon, Sept. 25, 1852 ‘The house of the Mayor of Lynn—a friend of tho Maine Liquor law—was entered this morning very carly by seve- zal roweélies. who defaced the exterior. and soiled (ho car- pets with biacking, &e. They effected their entrance by breaking a window, Ole Bull an Amesican Citizen. Pricanrurnta, Sept. 25, 18: Ole Buil declared his intentions of becoming a citizon, in Independence Hall, this morning. before the proper ficer. His colony, in Northern Pennvylvania, is flour Several hundreds are already there, opening ronds,and clearing laud. Camadien Ministerial Appointment. Aunany, Sept. 25, 1852, The Toronto Colonist has a special despatch from Mon- treal, which states that on Thursday evening the Hon. Jeon Chabot was sworn Chief Commiscionor of Public Works, in the place of the Hon. John Young, resigned. Mr. Chabot ju*viourly licld the same office. A Whole Family Potsoned, &e. Cixcrnnars, Sept. 25, 1852. Anthony Menkins, a jewellcr, of St. Louis, together with bis whole family, six in number, was poisoned last Sunday morning, in consequence of partaking of food into which a quantity of areonic bad been put. Two mu- Jatto girls. in his employ, are suspected of having com- mitted the crime. One of the daughters is dead, the cthers are slowly recovering. ‘The steamboat D, A. Givens is eunk near Cairo, in the Missietippi. ‘eat Albany. Atnaxy, Sept. 25, 1852, ‘The frame buildings on the plor between the steam flour mills of Smith, Patten, & Co., and the cut occupied by 8. M. Fish & Co. and Smith, Patten & Co., wore de- stroyed by fire last night. ‘The loge of property is about $3.500. the buildings being old and of little value. Fish & Co. are fully iasured in New York. Fires at Baltimore, Bartimone, Sept. 25,1852. The ropewslk of James Chalmers. corner of Voint lane ond Hartford avenue. was destroyed by fire at one o'clock this morning. The loss is heavy, but is covered by insu- tance. About two o'clock, another fire was discovered in the ropewa'k of Longcope & Wier, on East Monument street, and about seventy-five feet of the walk was de- stroyed Lose covered by insurance. Both fires were the work of incendiaries. We have no mail south of Richmond this morning. Troops for Texas and Minnesota. Prrrspunc. Bept, 25, 1952. A detachment of troops, numbering 80, were yesterday met on the road from Carlisle barracks, A portion of them are intended fer Minnesota, and the balance for Texae. The Ohio Fiver, & Maysviis, Sept, 25,1852 The weather here is warm and pleasant. The river is very low. The Steamship State of Georgin, Praveen, September 25, 1852, ‘The steamship State of Georgia arrived here, from Sa- varnab. this morning, in fifty-elght hours, bringing thirty-four passengers Meteorological Observations. BY MONSE’S LINE, OFFICE BASEMENT WO, 246 WALL aTRERT, - Sarunpay, September 25, 1652. Borraro, 12 M.-Thermometer 75. Wind west. ( Rocresren, 12 M.—Cold, unpleasant morning. Wi north. Wind west. Avovry, 12 M.—Clear and pleasant. Thermometer 70, Syracuse. 12 M—Pleasant morning, Thermomotor 64. Ure A 12 M.—Clear and pleasant. Wind east, Ther- meter 75. Ainany, 12 M.—Oloudy morning. Wind northeast. Theimometer 69. Barometer 20.856. Marine Affairs. Fox Havne.—The U. S. mail steamship Humboldt, Captain Lines, left her dock at noon yesterday, for Havro, via Southampton. In our notice of the arrival of the Tumbold:, on the 19th inst., we inadvertently made her parssage upwards of a day longer than it really was, In- stead cf being twelve days and thirteen hours on the pas- rage. ar stated, she was but eleven doys and eleven and 8 half hours. For Havana arp Mo rior, Capt. Shufeldt, touching at Havana. Tur Steawerie Sournernen, Capt. Foster. arrived yes- terday morning. from Charlesten, in fifty-six hours, bring- ing us late Southern papers, Tre New Currer Stor Frvixe Detorsay was taken round, yesterday. to pier 11 North river, (not Kast river,) where the will finish her loading. n—The steamship Black War- parted yosterday for Mobiie, Personal Intelligence, Arrivals at the Astor House —J. Balurd, Richmond ; & Tripp, Providence : Dr. Bnelis, U. 8. Navy; J. M. Daniels. Ciuetunati; W. Stephens, Albany; J. ‘Barney, J. Sullivan, ‘T. Stewart. U.S Navy; Hon. J, R, Mattison, Dlinois ; J. Doughty, Kentucky ; L. W. Clopton, Texas; ft CO, Perkins, Massachusetts ; and 60 ethers, At the Amorican Hotel—C, Bradbury, W. B. Revorly, Virginia; B. Chase, Boston ; B. Aluigi, Leghorn ; J. Car- ron, Charleston; Hf, V. Wilson. Wisconsin; W. IT, Mech. Je. Washington ; Judge Dibble, Baltimore; and 56 others, At the a a, | Tlou jain F. N. Clarke, Frank lorned. U. 8. Navy; Wm. 8, Patton, Florida; Isaac Pall, Charleston; JB. Day Obio; Wm. Wright, New Brunswick; Henry T, Sill, Ohio; R. Wardell, Port Hope; avd 113 others, At the Metropolitan Hotel=Ifon, W, F. Mason, Lou* isiava; Kt. C, Williams. U. 8. Army; H. D. Miller, Balti- more; B. F. Johnsen, U, 8. 1. @. ‘Van Ness Philip v.8N Fdward Kinney, Hon. Joseph Moren. Halifax; W. W. Pollet Syage I BLM Legation, Washington; A bideia U.S. Navy: J adge Uvifeneteia. Pla 6 L. L, Roberteom, Kentucky; and 186 others, Movements of Billy Bowlegs and Suite. DEPARTURE YROM NEW YORK—VISIT TO TUR CITY, HALL, Bro. ‘The whole party yesterday morning, in the Indian quarter at the American Hotel, exhibited considerable signs of fatigue. and seemed little inclined to pursue their wanderings within the city. Billy sald the oity of New York was altogether “too much, too much.” and that he “hadn't room to take a walk.’ Abraham, the inter- preter, was completely knocked up, and could not be pre- vailed upon to go out at all; but Gen. Blake persuaded Billy to accompany him over to Brooklyn. to visit some private friends there; and in the meantime tho others pro ceeded to,make rome further purchases. They first wont to Mesers, Hyslop's hardware store, in Pear! street, who wup- ply the Jndian Department with those goods, and there they were particularly delighted by the variety sub. mitted to their inspection, and chose various little im- plements, When chown the rifles, Tusthatha Amathia (Billy’s kinsman and lieutenant), seized upon one which was worth about $25, and said “good."’ They endeavored toehow him some of which the oost was muoh less, but: amidst much laughter, he adhered to his original selec- tion, saying “good, good,” “very good ;” and, despite their disinterested offorts, he retained possession of the chosen piece, Othors also elected guns, and some chose some curious sittie implements, the use of which, to them, it is difficult to conceive, Fach took a pair of scissors; and one was pertioularly tickled with a spring balance. They were thence taken to Barnum’s Museum, where they examined most of the specimens and curiosities with great indiffor- ence, until they arrived ox tho fourth story, where tho ‘Heppy Family,” and various specimens of natural his- tory, are tobe seen. With thore they scemed much grati- fied, particularly with a cage of small monkeys, to which they returned two or three times, evidently much amused with their gambols. . In this room, Billy himsel&jvined them, having re- turned froth Brooklyn, and bis interest was particularly exelted by the coemoramie views, which ho said looked good, When he came to one of Mount Vesuvitts, his sympathies wore greatly aroused, and he said, “ Fire, very bad.’ Our reporter asked him whether he understood that the fire came from the mountain there, sometimes, spontaneously or naturally, and he replied yes. Ile said they had no such little monkeys in his country; but the snake (an immense anaconda), was something like what they had. Ile was quite tickled by a picce of muchinery over a musical clock, representing a :nin daucing on a tight rope, ke, particularly one grave looking figure which turned its head as it played the banjo. and to this he particularly called bis companions’ attention, with much langhter. His natura) taste cxemplified itself here again, in the very contemptuons manner in which he treated some of the pictures. which are in trath eorry daub, Trom the Museum they returned to the Amorican, and there Captain Spra; and several visiters called upon them, Captain §, recalled to their memory come scenes in which he had figured when stationed in theie part of the ber and he and the interpreter beld a conversa- tion, inwhich the latter, who ix almost quite an Indian, though of negro blood. pointed out forcibly some ot the peculiarities of Indian warfare, On Captain §. recalling one engagement to his mind, he said, shaking his head tlowly—“That a mighty hard ‘ight, whero they kill five indian.” Our reporter asked for an explanation, and taid we thought nolhing of losing flve men ina fight Abrabom eaid—“We fight hard all day and nevor loso more than one or two.” Chis. Captain 8. confirmed, say- ing they were so artful at this kind of skirmishing that they generally eccaped with very «mall loss, During the forenvon, Billy was visited at his rooms in the American Hotel by ecveral gentiemen Ife was en deshatitle. avd in one corner of the room were piled several Diankcts tied up im bundles, with moccasins, and articles of bnggnge. Abraham, the interpreter, eat at the window, in rather a moody frame, being almost tiredtodcath Dilly was rather taciturn; but was drawn out in ashort time, by being asked to fit ona military blue frock coat, ordered for him out of the appropriation money. The cont was made up in this city; but it fitted him almcst like a sentrf-box, touching him nowhere, Captain Sprague afterwards’ completed jthis mili- tary cjupment by presenting him with a yery bandsome psir of epaulettes, Billy viewed bim- self ati round, shook his bead, and felt ovi- dently disgusted. He immediately dotted tue garment ord on our tbat was more in keeping with the cha- racter of an Incian chief. It was a spotted ertico frock, ja viich Le viewed himself with the utmost conaplacen- oy, end gave utterance to a Ieegh of dcep satisfaction, He then put his gergets arovud his neck, whisk, by. the. bye, turn out to be tin, and not stiver, as reported. Next he put on his turban, or coronct. which on this occasion happened to be a very handsome silk shawl, and which was bound by a tim, not of silver, but of tin, His hair is akably fine. and two tufts of it were plaited behind, ery large hcud, Ie next put around his neck @ large edel, given him by the President of the United States, and bearing ve 01 likenoas of Mr, Fillmore, Last of all, he decorat nsclf with a string of gaudy ribbons, to which was attached “ a lone star’ probably given him by :ome of the Cubans. When he war golbg out. we saw the doguerreotype group of lim. self and companions lying on the sofa, and he cavefally concealed itin a pocket of a coat hanging up, also a glass toy, Which he seemed to value very hight: ‘About half past one o'clock, ho proceeded to the City Hall, accompanied by Mr. Brown, of Florida, and Me, Joal Griffin, of Manatta, Florida, who speaks the Indian language, and who has been engaged very judicious. Jy, by General Blake to assist him in” lis charge, and che or two other gentlemen Ho was followed by a crowd. who regarded him with great curiosity, Hie first virited the Mayor's office. and, in reply to a qu ticn from Mr Wingsland, be said, with such an aic of satisfaction, “I whipped old ‘taylor,’ that everybody jaughed. Mavor—If you could only whip old Picree for us now in the same way. (Greatlanghter ) Birzy (correcting the Mayor)—I don’t want to whip Pieree—General Sectt, you mean. J whipped him before. (Renewed laughter ) Dilly, faring be bad given offence, whispered for a mo- ment with Mr, Griffin, upon which that gentleman said Rilly desired him to explain that he was onge a great warrior, but did not wish to fight any more, lie came now ona mission of peace and good will. Immediately after, Billy added himself, “if Phill aian now. £ gun nothing ; if I killa thousand men, it would ho mo good for me.” Mavon—-What kind of a country is yours ? Busy=-Some high ground, some very tat, and some | water, Maron—If ever I go to your country I will call to see you, Billy buret out into an immoderate At of laugh Whin he was leaving the ofltee, a gentleman a: — How many are your tribe Billy surveyed Him with a knowing look, as if taking his measure, and said, to the infinite amueement of alt prevent, © May be ten!” ‘The Indian chicf was then shown a specimen of Corpo- rr. d him cn PRICE TWO CENTS, | sbrewdest Indien the; have had to desi with. He ts @ the child of tho waste, and the stogular adusxture ehiewd politician; but the least extraordinary phase iu his character ia bis nice apprecistion of the preductions of refimred art. In painting, bls dl-octmina- tion would do credit to many # + face’ poravaved of all (he advantages of edacation. Nothing instance, could exeved in force, bie criticiem on the printings at the Cliy Hall, When shown the portrait of Mr, Vatentine, recently placed there, he exclaimed, “By G—, that is beautiful. Like living man!’ 4s an exemplificstion of his talents asa soldier umd a statesman. the beat proof that can be given isa veief epttome of the Florids difficulty, which. of course, hag been from time to time mort fully stated in our columns. The leading pointe, however, it is thought, will at tats jaceture prove ae ceptable. particulariy ay we aro enabled the mory readily” to show Hilly’s relation to them. % Tn 1852, a treaty was agreed upon belwoen the United® government and the Florida or Seminole Iadia whereby the latter agreed to concede theiz lwoda im thi State and emigrate to londs in Arkansas, west of the Mis- sisippt; the lands then in their possession belog partion- larly rich. and ealevlated. in a pre-emineat degree for the cultivation of sugar, With ‘his treaty they never fully complied. and thongh the governmen’ gave them notice ve- veral times a rernunt of the tribe stil! roureiay in Plovida, though the bulk of the Seminoles, have, pursusot to treaty, emigrated wort to Aurkanvas Billy Bowlegs has in right of bis inheritances become the chief of the reoveant band and bss ;roved one of the most difficult encwies the United States ever had to out- general, cithor in battle or diplomey. ‘The wumber of the Leminole tribe lett in Viorids is mob, according to the estimation of Col Casey, who wae mong them for a loug time. upwards ot five hand men, women and children, including one bandred ten warriors. This is probably under the mark for Gam erl Klske, on comparing notes wiih merchants, (who Judge very correctly, from ihe supplies required.) oatt- mater the Sighting men, or warriors at two hundred. Howlegs himeelf gives no estimate. but keeps it to him- ecif, ond told the Mayor, to-day, that there might be “about ten.” in 1835, the Indians. having been warned soveral times, a war. known as the Florida war, in which fifty miliione of doilats and thirty thousand lives were saorifi Dreko cut, At this period, of course, the question wap transferred from the civil to the inititary department of the government n 1842, General Worth mado an arrangement for @ temporary cersation of hostilities, on condition of thelr remaining within certain limits; and in thi manner things progressed until 1548, when the State of florida repeated an application previously made to the federal government for an enforcement of the treaty of 1832, Which the Seminoles contend wus over-ridden by the temporary agreement by General Worth, in 1842," Just at this time, or In the following year, tho Indians com- initted an aggression in burning 4 store, aud ly two men that were in charge of it. on Pease Cer General ‘Twiggs was immediately sent there. and he demanded am expineation apd atonement, Gowlegs said it was done without his sanction, and. such being the caso, he would deliver up all the men who were concerned im the out- rage; anc be did according to his word. deliver ap three men. and the hand of a fourth, to show that he had beem sacrificed ‘The government on that occasion wero satisfied by sond- ing these three prisoners to Atkeneas, where a large por- tion of the tribe, as before stated. had preced*d them, Lowlogs then told Generat Twiggs that he himaelf and followers would emigrate west in forty days, be being then at Charlotte's Harbor; at the expiration of that time he wanted forty days more. which were also granicd. and several troops removed. At the expiration of that time Billy repudiated his bargain altogether, Colovel Duval then came with # delegation of the Seminoles, who had emigrated eut weet te Arkansas, im crder to persunde the others to come and join them; but this negociation failed, On July 1, 1850, Colonel Lee becomes the chief men in ‘the Indian department, and immedia dircets his attention to this subject; amd ot his soli~ citation this negotiation is to be carried on by the civil department, in lion of tho military, hence forward, In the exercise of this discretion he appoints Col. Blake as the agent of the bureau, to go out and negotiate with the Semnoles In reply to General Dlake’s first mesenge. he having gone out in tho fall of 1801, Billy rent word, with becoming dignity, that if Goncral Blake wanted to ree him he must come to bim. Matters were subsequently modified. and Billy eent his Litutenunt, Tasthatha Emathla, who: reported favorably, and Bowlegs, taking tke precaution to march with four platoons of men inadvonce. anda mile and a halt apart, atlongth approeched the United States agent. He toere found biarelfreceived in a spirit of conciliation, but the @ifienlty was very great in bringing him to anything like friendly terins. At length Genoral Blake sue- eceded in prevailing vpon him and his fellow chiefs to go to Waskington, where negotiation, buve eucceeded in effecting what all the treasure previously,expended have prov: to occu ish, and bave oxtracted from the great chief @ pledge that he and his people will withdraw from the frovtier lands iz pursnance of the original treaty. Nor dees his well known honor leave any deubt on their mind thet Billy wiliperform bis contract to hie fui, eo loug ae they are true to him, Tf he is molested again, he says ha will go hack to” tho old wigwam,”? and he can kill 26,000 wen if they bring them against hin. Those people ex= hibit an extracrdinary expertnoss in the use of the rifle, and live by hanting almost entircly. selling (he skins for fow necessaries they require, In firing they take ma sight, but are unerring in their aim, They hove no knowledge of the Christian religion. bat, as Lilly told our reporter “worship the Grent Spirit, at their fathers did * hilly Limselt bas two wive: and four chiloren .@pprepos.the Mayer asked him, today how he wapoged two. and he replicd, very arshly, “we have twe honsrs,” which caw ed ntch laughter. While at Barnw everal ladies shook hands with him. and one little |) mod quite pleased at the honor, while another, somewhat older. was yery frightened, amd Vegan erying when Billy's good-humored laugh restored, him to himself sxain Op taking an ailectionate leave, the chieftain presented, our reporter with « calumet, or very primitive descrip~ tien cf pipe Clty Polities. Wo). 11, Ludiow is nowinated for tha Assembiy by the democrats for tho Second Assembly district Theatrical and Musical. Tambiin still continues to please trons of his establishment. by the selection of ex- ent pieces. To morrow night the drama of “Kenneth,” written cxpreesly for this theatre, will be prodaced for the frst tine; and the amusements will dose with the “Forest of Hondy ” Bnoapway Thrarne —The tragedy of “King Lear? will commence the performances to orrow night, with Forrest, Conway. Madame Vontsi. and Mrs, Abbott in the privcipal characters, ‘The entertainments close with the amusing farce of the “Two Bonnyonstic Nisto's Ganves —The programme for to morrow even- ing is one that esnnot fail to give eaticfnotion, Mr. Bowrry Tiratrr.— tke Mayon—Ie it healthy? Krowne, a comedian of great celebrity, will appear at Buwy 0, not healthy.- There are too many whites | Hebert Macs ond the talented French and Spenish init. (Roars of laughter.) | company in a new ballet. entitled “a Fil Mal Gardec Berron’s Taxarer.—The couedy of the “Rivals? with acast that cannot be surpassed, will commence the amusements, and the whole will terminate with the | amusing pleco of Fortune's Frolic’? Mr Plactdo will | appeor as Sir Authony Absolute, and Mr. Burton as Bob Acres. Nationar, Trratre.—The performances at. this estab- lishment are such as eapnot fail to pleace Pardy’s pre trons, The surprising feats of Leon Javelli the greatest ration hospitality, and was conducted by some of the Aldermen to the tea-room, where he took a horn, the ects of which were soon visible when he made his ap- | pearance in the Governor's room | In the tea room he was introduced to Mrs Taylor, wife of the City Huil keeper ; and his attention was drawn to | the picture of Henry Clay, recently placed there. ‘This he admired very uiuch ; and ecming out, Mrs Taylor | introduecd her daughter-In-law, when Billy, bowing very | sraciously. said, * Oh yes! shake hands; I will take | ev home with me’ This honor, however, was declined, | and the young lady, it ecems, is not destined to become a squaw billy seemed quite delighted with the pictures, and on being brough' opposite to that of tho late General Taylor he gazed at it silently, and on being asked if he kuew the old feliow, eaid ; “¥ es T knew the old feller very well, I licked him too.” (Roars of laughter ) Billy made this obrer vation with evidert satisfaction, and accompanied it with a heerty laugh, and immediately after he proceeded to give sn account of the battle, but the English language faibed him in expressing his ideas, He was then brought | to ee, the likeness of General Scott, at the other endof the | room. and on being asked if he knew him, he replied, “Yee Longht to know him. Tlicked him.” (Laughter) He was next shown the fine portrait of Washington, and was told that he was“ the big father.” Ho fixed his eyes upon it for rome moments and appeared buried ina pro- found revery. He then saked how many years was ft since he went to the Great Spirit, and how many Prosi- denty had euccceded Wasleingion. On coming to the pic- ture of Mr, Valentine, Clerk of the Common Council, Billy said that was the best picture he had yet seen: It \coked ke s living man Reforo leaving the Governor's room, Billy was introduced to Judge Camp- bell, who asked him some questions, to which Billy re- plied in monoryilables. He was then conducted to the | Superior Court, where Judge Roosevelt was sitting, amt | afer the witness that was being examined bad been | got through With, he was introduced to the ers who shook hands with him. Mr, Bowlegs was by this time | beginning to b+ sather unsteady on bis logs, and he soon | left the conrt, When Billy rettrod, Judge Roosevelt facetiously re- marked to the counsel that it was evident the Maine Li- quor law did not Vg in Florida, (Laughter.) ir. James T, Brady said it was but justice to the chief tostate that he had been in company with the Aldermen in thetea-room (Continued lat ) From the City Hail Mr. Bowlogs returned to dinner, and at the appointed hour, (three o'clock.) their stnple boggage. which, excopt Pea tig own trunk, was much in the style of ‘the Honorable Mr, Dick Dowlas’ luggage, ticd up in a cotton pocket handkerchief,”* was got togeth- er and they repaired to pier No 4, North ade they embarked on board the Florida, for Savannah. ‘heir movements being kept a8 secret #s possiblo, tho crowd was not very ureat at the pier, but. nevertholess. there were quite rufliciont to give them a very hearty and ‘cheering farewell “hilly. fh taking leave of his New York friends, showed » good deal of feeling; and said, in shaking hauds with Teme, “Bless you! thank you! thank you!” ‘The or loft the wharf amid loud ckeers for Bowlegs. Billy is undoubtedly a great man, He Pp yee cif a’ warrior of no contemptible class, @ states | | | he is eoercety iniezior; oad tb Ls Univetenliy ao of the U_S ship ¥ Swiedged im Wacking‘on thas be ta the hardest, o | Jnrsuigencr, tight rope performer in iho world. as alco the brilliant exe ercices of Charles Winther, call forth enthuainatio cheers. ‘The dramatic ploces are the * Old Continontal ” aud" Fe- inale Highwaymen.’ Waitack’s Lrerum.—The drama called “ Mephisto- philes ” which will be produced. for the first time in this country, to morrow evento. will commence the entere tolnments. Ali the leading talent of the theatre will be ed in it. The amusements will clove with * Naval mente.” Youk Trreatne ‘This beantifal theatre wil be cpened to-morro® ev ith a very good dramatic company. The pieces selected ate the traedy ef “King Lear’? and the amuring fareo of the ‘Toodles.”” Mr. Chanfrau, the manager. is a good comedian, aud an active man. He is lowe and favorably known to the citizens of New York. and will doubtlees have the sup- port of many admirers of bis ability as an actor. | Aynnican Musrom Tw very attractive pieces are annoureed for to morrow afternoon at this establishe ment, and the successfol drama of the “Orphan's Dream’? will be repeated in the Cunmty’s Orrna Hoverx.—The programme provided by Christy's Minstrels for tomorrow evening comprises feveral of their best features. , Woon's Mivsturcs announce, as usual. a fine selection of negro melodies. bc teh a s, dances, and burs Jeeques, for to-morrow evening. ee ee ee reritee Mateger White advertiney’ of attrective amusement for to-morrow evening. ‘The house: ‘woe well attended during the past week. Cssine Gaxoxs —The, mutfeal sel otions offered Dodworth's faverite band for this evening are very tractive, This teing ie tast concert, it is presumed the house will be crowde: Tur Forsen Cosue Ovens Covraxy —The members of thie talonted company will give a few nights of thelr cbariwing entertainments at Niblo’s Garden, previous to their kaving New ‘The Pieces selected are “Zempa and * He eo ” The celebrated ten opera in New Orlean’ Madame Albont will make de}phia audience at the Musical Fund Hall om Mo: evening, The Philadelphia papers think the reats all be taken before Monday. as considerable been maniferted to obtain tickets, Madam Fitajames, the danseuse, and sister, left this city yesterdey in the steamship Hamboidt, “Tre Cnrmrse Stas Exrrorinc Exruprtion — ‘We lear with pleasure that Commander Cadwalader Ringgold. U. $. Navy, has been appointed tothe com- mond of the expedition to exolore and survey the and Japan seas, Bebring Straits. and the oO anizat e Seort sce: wander jock a very act one of the veescls of the expedition under change of Come manet Babe an with eg ontfits, a support officers, many important revue to,commenee = counts generally may be expr es have Woot recen' adopted by Congress. are teen for the Immediate equipment aT esgiye ie {he eer, Sept. 2%.