The New York Herald Newspaper, August 28, 1853, Page 1

KLIN MUSEUM, HATHAM STREET, GEO. as hrs The’ above ost abllahinen i€ —— : WHOLE NO. 552. AMUSEMENTS. - Fain s AMUSEMENTS, Bu THEATRE. DOORS OPE¥ AT 7X; CUR | BRoaDway THEATER —B. 4 MARFHALL, BOLE rises o'olook. rn open Commence ‘oleok, bs h nat 29, will be performed Monday ov rt ‘at oTenEN, ASE COLINO. ‘pnula rare cakine™ A eMe, Barvoy Witt Mrs. Barady Willleme ‘Tami ie Hai Gouconbeim war, ...<,Mr, Stevens | Steout 1 Lady Uelen. Pooky Winans | Myst. se ‘Gatecnarte... cit, Winems| Mme Bersoy 0'% arne ir imi re ‘ eae e Sian Benallven [8 Blameathals ite! a ee” ie a N08 GARDEN.—TICKETS TO ALL PARTS OF the house, 50 oe: Private Boxes, $5. Doors oy at7; te me t 8 o’olook. POSITIVELY TRE Last Nour ‘OF THe BOHEMIAN ‘Por bast PRA! i THE MME AND . THILLON ari RANOE URTON'S THEATRE, CHAMBERS STREET.—DOO! a 7 p Se eptomenes 007) o’olock. as ead ening, Aucust 29. part ° EIR aT Law. open at THE H Mr. Johnston Homespun... rice Im YHE CITY OF NEW YORK, Previous to Tie ERY for Europe. ns a HUDSON, LEACH, MKS. MARDER. ove » August 29, will be presented Balfe’s three mote, 28 itled the HEM 1AN GIRL, . Madame Anas Thillon TUORNE’S 8T. CHARLES TRE. — PEN Tomes curtis rie ire eat ia ; . 0. Howard OF. WL Pox | lise... ..MreG. 7, Jones | Monday evening, August 24, will be performed 0} C sMrs, Banateter | pomet eae? SUMET. rs : mm Mr, Griffiths | Ker Mr. Holmes . Mostayer Mies | x Favorite Dax oo, BS Miss is Foe ARNUM'S HUSEM.—FAMILY AMUSEMENT, AD. Ballad, Beary ee ‘Mise Do Forest tedsto strangers ae well as citizens. dram: SHE SENTIN’ ees, &e,, Purified to suit the most consciention: Sobloffeen.,...Mr. Mostayor | Prince Mr. Seymour afternoon, at 2, TABLE, MOVIN he Corporal, Mr. Vineont | Lind Mrs. Thorne it Bh MR AND M&S. WHITE. ND CRASHER, &e. TheSwiss | Poter White, ...Mr. Griffiths | Mrs. P. White... Mrs. Monell ea Tate Hositios, Sie venta Piece Belt par aE SESE 2% cents. rem nm, hs cent at y ‘ aesp end Panee Ieee di GOD'S MINSTRELS AND NEGRO DELINEATORE, Superior ti ‘Band in existence. poi 4 01 DOUBLE PROGRAMME HONDAY EVENING % : , Bboy F oe oe uae MODEL TROUPE ér'tux worth Mintroduosrs of Rey tiny Introductory Ovo: melodies; originators ef the present ~e fag pyle of Eadiopian cuteriainsa nts, whore soncerteia thls | Openiny erase ety, oF Wood's M 1 oity for & comtivued snocession of seven years past Lave Leen “Opers of the Gipsey's Warcinn edbasie tesatving - Ferteessanaton! i poents Lily Del - ¥ seacee tee yonnge ua ¢ saaals Sf public amuscmeo: in New York. Tokete, 2 ote. Doors : tS @eleck Sole repeietor and man. e) 7; comm ir bateancamia __ EDWIN P. GERISTY, UCRERT'S OPERA MOUSR, CHINESE BALL, 6% Open overy aight, by the celebrated Tiuek: a New 8 Se the oldest setablisted and company im, existence. bel * @oduce harmony into an Ethio; the first to in. ‘gus an ent pment, the ares e ‘all Operatle fi ry sa Burlesque Operas, &e., tod fs ond: in $ fashionable etyle— fur Without vulgarity.” Concert eommenoss ot 8 woleok. Ad Piston, 2 eS CORLEY, Propeistore . RB. BISHOP BUCKLEY, Musical Virestor, Bs 5 rae Bete _M* SOHN OWEN ONT BLANC migscooe Hate ‘ After which, Evauy Rvemwo, (Exozrr Sarvnvay,) 4 van! Alphonso Sguibbs. ACADEMY ROADWAY. Frederick F' Mastent Bicvcter Me. Alfrod Sedgwick | “TO Soacinds ein tee Gsationes sad’ tivo Indies, one dollar: children under TERRIFIC MORSE COMBA®, ; WaaN Dea tatt: caventadainsay ie’ sosameniees 8 ‘Time altered —Doors open at 7; and performance ¢o1 Ticket efies open from 10 till 4. AcarEny, HALL, 063 BROADWAY, q FAREWELL NIGHTS OF MR, JOHN OWRNS' Monte ENT OF MONT BLA NO. jonday evening, August 29, bern, © ONE RUNDMLDTH, Amp Lave NiGuT nur ‘Twi Pi Log Avgust 30, one hundred and first, and fest night A ene; ani edny, August 31, the one hundred and second, and Wee est POOTIVALY THE Last NIGAT it con pout voly be given, in consequence of pre-oxisting ar- Box Phoot, for aghor or all of the abo , will eaeaed oa SANE, aN ote shore nich, wll bo Gentleman avd two:indies. ¥ mas and two Bingle Bremeren st? oak + corr memces at 8 precisely, RANCONI’S HiPPODROME.—IMMENSE NOVELTY. E ‘The Postillion’s Sais ms by M. Franconi with twonty-four a of Wood's Mins ' fn ‘e sasclscahaleg rom under twoivs yous of age, half ptiso. LLIEN’S CONCERT! Oa Manta rules eet a APREN, thorns ry evening, ba ery y, and overy evening during Bplesdid per! riba noes by Lady Equestrians. the Brothers, Professor Nixow and-bis woudertal ine astible variety of amusements by the entire estabiiehme nt KY AFTERNOON AND EVENING. $1, 50 cents, and 25 coats. Doors open at 2 Tix eeclook. Periormance to cowmence half an hour ‘Tickets securcd »t the Weetera He Joy's, and Ded worth’s musie store. rrasged by Juli 8. Inexba: se ” ri Pulka—«' Los Echo du ‘Algot Blane Pei Symphony—‘' The Feh. apie Blogs" Forge Solo—Flate........ National Quadrille—** ris! THE AMEKICAN QUADRI oontainit all National Airs" and embracin, Soles and Variations, for twentyo’ M Jollien’s Mendelssohn +. Charles Bass « Relokert a, the Great Arabian £0. ; togetuer with onderful phenomena, volo performers, has beer wed by M. Sulit the Semone Seems of tho ely as emignae oy er rennet this’ cowntry. snd will be’ produced a Birecntes chiiaren, bait-price. Wrery evening ‘at € o'clock, gi2ning of next weok. ral othor New Quaérilles, Val ‘Wednesday clkas, Sehottisches, &o., composed for America, are in pre: PaNote.The only coreeet and bears his ad Saturday afternoon lock. thorized edition of M. Jul- tograph on the title page, Lee, Proprietoi t 1s open every I murie sellers. afterneen: Hay o’ and in gat 7%, for she | Julie oort Books, coataining the lives and portraits f ** Ol nd original representations of Living | of Jullien, A , Koenig, Bottesini, Reickert, Mallin- feary,” ty asinet’s Troupe of Model Artista, to- : js of the songs, description of _ gotbor with o variety of beautifal performances. For farther f the National Airs on eee bills of each day. Admission:—Seate im b I be pablished each with oni ivate bexes, 5) cents; st aeate, pe conta; Noxen, 26 conte; gallery, 123g center @hairs, 37% conte; boxes, 2 conte: ry ‘ONDER OF TRE AGE.—THE TWO LIVING Giraffes are »¢ill at the Chinere Rooms 53) Broadway. Josaue is coven teon fect, and Cleopatra fifteen feet hich. are the ooly Girsfies is rat 4 South ias few days. Admit ¢ ton, halt price, jon only. granted by the commissioners and tance, 25 cen! there arrangemen Doors o) at 7; concert to commence at § e’clock. Fifty Ceats One Dollar DLLIEN'S CONCERT BOOKS.—TRE ‘AUTH and copyright edition of Jullic Concert Boo Berry’ store, 29 rad CONCERTS—OPENING NIGHT.-.MON- 3 liek ; if i yo be. continued every evening. Adimis- gals. ies’ eliltbentiiet tis Werle ak . Br cony, Scents oxtca, ‘Tickets vo bo had at oof the Instrumental Muste Quadrille ate '9, 403 Broadway. EN’S CONCERTS.—TICKETS, 50 CENTS; AND Reserved Seats in the Balouny, 50 coats oxtra, may procured at Vanverpeok's, gi ‘The first Concert takes plece ew Monday next, and will be continued every @vening for onc month ether with the portraite and li Hottesini, Lavigne, Reick Mallinbat 8 Jullion’s signstore on itle page. one shiiling; any excess of which chargei ‘raudulent. LE BULL ANNOUNCES TO HIS the public in. wes that he w! 8 of Julies FRIENDS AND ive A AND CO aor RT FOR THE RELIEF OF THE SUFF&RERS BY THE EPIDEMIC IN N ORLEANS. Ox Tuunspay Evening, Serremase 1, AT s NIBLO'S CONCERT SALOON, Ou which ocoasion ho will be aided b; SIGNORINA AODELINA eee rr Tho Musical Phenomenon. MAURICE STKA TEN’S CONCERTS—FOR ONE MONTY ONLY, - ‘commencing os Monday next. Baloony, it» crved nd Tiokets, pay be had on appticationat W. iall "a mesic store, 25) Brosawa: = — MISCELLANEOUS. BEANE FOOKS, FAPBR, STATIONERY, £C-“ERAN. | who have volantecred their valuable services prices Te MT Ini lee ace For programmeand particulars, seo future advertieement, at 12 billings por Petieetd lettes wrivee: LE BULL'S GRAND CONCERT.—THE PUBLIC IS nigh Ioeters nice are ‘written at tho same ti respect{atly informed that tho saie of tickets and s- carin, ats for Ole Bull's Grand Concert, on Ti xt, for the benefit of the New Orleans sufferers, will eommonce on Tuesday, August 30, at 9 A, M., at Win. Hall & Son's, 239 Bro: TASHINGTON CIRCUS—CORNER OF THIRTY. "a is for 1854 &e. ow! RIDG! ATER PAINT.—THE BEST ARTI B mart: the public for and bottoms of -@teamors, and from its spark and ninth street and Sixth avenue.—Moore, Thompson & Tw see ate aepet of the 00 ver PrP DED PERFORMANCES ’ ‘ape 200 Ihe, oad upwards, sud ia oR 7 ; ANG! Genera: every afternoon and evening in which THE LADY EQUESTRIANS, Modame Tournisire. Mrs. Corroll, M'lie Jotephino, and Le Petite Marie appoar, with a Star Compary of Kquestriane and Gymnatte. A comic Afterpicvc every evening, iz which the great Clowns, 8AM LATHROP AND BOBBY WILLIAMS will opon their budgets of fun. Doors open at 2and7. Performanco at 3 aad 8 P. M. Adailesion to all parts of the house, 25 conte. iD FELLO ow and ¢) by RB ROGERT, street. 3 (Baltimorc) coloprated liquid hair dye, sow on exbibi- yn at the Crystal Palace, a be obtuined at CIT son's Bread way. (OH MECHANICAL LAMPS.—J iavoive of Lan gy ae derat most castly work to the plain y my house in ay are 5 jelnbees. clocks, the beet rape oll, choaper than sperm. RECKIVED, studio lamps, ‘S AALL, MOBILE, ALABAMA.—THTA joudid conoert room will be comploted Sit Nover her. Mb will be furnished in i wenificent style; pe oleamed and repaired. £1,200 persoms. Hae a stage and dross! dis Bo at ts hd te en ha int Cieeation in chile he wih be eu od for a - 0, e night, woek, or month, Jee series 20, cons sep, sama, fe ariel tot eta a Sica " particalacly coe for paprin of sovent; hind scree en eT, ehus delivereu gratis. Held IVING MODELS, OPPOSITE THE CRYSTAL PA- oan, $8 Dauphine street. lace, Sinth avende.~-Madain Devulti, tho wort heanti- the Ui Bt Mosars. Ul . ful woman in th fession, hae arrived: from Parla, and way. Price of ach bundle, 25 conts. Venus, Cleopstea, the Geddasa Jano ta will make th er ; of now art D MINING COM: | Sypcaranes, compousn of Ttalian, Engligk. and. Spal tes. VETIA AND LAFAYETTE C4 h Ine cated st Grass Valloy, California.) organined ; Faty Pk ie wow in full tide of Faeverafel operation; ies | ‘ek, herormances every hour durieg the day and evening, ‘alas ice opened, boing worked, and highly prhduotivo; ie ete HE BRYAN GALLERY OF CHRISTIAN ART, OON- taining © sorius of two hundred aw pointings, by the movt celebrated Italian, Spanish, Fiewish, and #ranch from Guido de Sienno, (A, D. 1221.) down to Horace now open for bition at 43 Ibroadway, near ark. Admission 25 conte, Exhibition boure from 94. M. to 10 P.M. {WOCTAW INDIANS—FORTY-TWO IN NUMBER.— 1 _ ino nights mere, Mendny and Tuesday. — They obar acteristic and {astructive exhibitions are nightly deawin ted audionoes. Their National Songs an ing, a¢ well ‘or their novelty as citing mannor fn whioh they are oxeouted, Monday evening the thrilliag WAR BANOM and INDIAN MARKIAGE CEREMONY, ‘the oxhibition will take place at the Cit: foome, 4) Broadway, shove H with remarks in aft syspoets all respeets, » ry resultar wad ite cY will, ts Cd ga] oom satis! a0, £0" Worlng mature. 1G, upwards of $I teadily incrodsing with each successive vidends le quarterly—in Ootober, nnd July—at the office of the company in Gi * the exemey office ork. wn Tov tadaee, dad coniss of the by-laws and charter, to “wpethor with further particulars, may bo obtained upeu ap Piication DANIEL ADEE, Agent, 107 Fulton atront, Now York. “T SOR ING GLASS WARSHOUSH, 38 CORTLANDT atroet.—The cheapest and largoxt assortmont by bo found the ity, of oronmental a ell hinds of mahcgany end aio work vpienano KINGSLAND & CO. QHOW CASFS.—scHiMIDT 1» NO. North William street, o7 Roshan none ave > Ansembt rd atroot, Tatorspe: matory and instenotive, by Dr. Ml. A Renton. Door at 7: exercises to commence at So’oleok. Admission 25 conta; children half price. \ASTLE GARDEN.-THE C tully informed that in conse evsnry for the Talli neort on the 28th. FURNITURE. ANAMRLLED COTTAGE FURNITURE.—SOUTHERN dealers will find 8 complete sesortmont of beaded, sor: en ting, Nigh post, open, gortage, cher styles, ab MA. Se A Margen ta he Ste ts Bt treet. Those w! seer . tal Palace, know how shoir furniture is finished. \REAT FURNITURE EMPORIUM, AT NO. 707 HROAD- Geer We lavite the attention of doalors.and purshasers 3 mantel and oval glasses, aleo ARK RHSPECT- of the immense pre- oncerts, there will be a p oonst antly on Promptly executed. Old show oures taken inteohanee TAIRS—STAIRS—STAIR HAND-RAILING, THAT © intricate bat Lesutifal branch of o1 ry 4 and piculded by machinery, (oo niteh boar br pattern of any kind wanted.) to sui iedeal faa nc te and cost, ST RA WB! jive stock and endless variety of ea! furni- tgadea' Yactured by ourselves, ‘pd, warranted tebe of ® sting in part of of parlor and * rorewood, mahogany, Aud lag ‘welnut, iy Dower ‘ 4 comme’ runes, ae, curled Gad Inte sorta recently reoslved: from pe. [ptt Er: CF gh Race iL a A ie reat 1a, Vid Volony Nurser me Vetting CNNEY, mean Ss lb Aer Vick , . WEWS BY TELEGRAPH. The Epidemic at New Oricans. Bavrmors, August 26, 1863, New Orleans p»pers of “un sy last ore received. The mortality @! the weok 's reported ut 1,084, of which 1,865 were from yeliow fever. ‘The total desths by th+ fever, for thre weeks, was A deputation of citizens frem Baton Rouge had arrived to assist in nursing the patients. Toe firing of cannon in the strests had been discomtl- ued om account of its bed effects on the sick; but the burning of tar was continued. Among the lists of recent deaths we notice the names hipag Steers, Walter Cummings, Mrs, Eliza Cv'up- bell, Matthew Farrelly, George W. Osborne, Jame: Xen- nedy, (formerly of New York,) Theddere L, Cesta, 8. 3, Doty, his wife, and som Charles, of Boston. The |Mostality of Beston and Philadelphia. Boston, August 26, 1853. The mortality in this city this week, has been 07—a da- Grease of 20 from laut week. ‘The majority of deaths were children under five years of age. PuILapunrata, August 27, 1868, There were about two huadred and twenty iaterments reported in this ci'y, for the week ending at noon to- day—deirg a decided improvement ever the report of lant wook. m Moxe Abolition Excitement at Cincinnatt, UNSUCCESSFUL ATTEMIT TO SKOURE THB FRESDOM OF THREE SLAVES, ETC, J Cancinnan, August 27, 1853. Three slaves from Virginia, on their way to the South with their owners, having been landed at s wharf in this city yenterday, were brougkt before Judge Fitan on & writ of habeas corpus, and their liberation demanded ‘ander one of the statutes of Ohio, whieh provides that “ell slaves, if breugkt bere by their owners, shall be free,” After an exciting trial, which lavted till sear midnight, the sleves were remanded to the custody of ‘their owners. Later from Bu®nus Ayres. t PTRAIGHIENED CONDITION OF URQUIZA—DESSRTION OF HIS SOLDIKRS—ADVANOK OF KOSA3—DEATIL OF THE PROVISIONAL GOVERNOK OF BUBNUS AYRES, ETC. Boston, August 27, 1853. By the arrival at Salem yesterday, of the bark Edward Koppisch, we have Montevideo dates to July Lith, and also later accounts from Buenos Ayres, Gen. Pinto, President of the Chamber of Representa, tives and Provisional Governor of the Province, died at Buenon Ayres June 28th, and was buried with great pomp on the 80th, the foreign ministers and naval officers being present. ; : A letter from Buenos Ayres anys that the report brought by the last arrival, that Urquiza had escaped, ‘was 6rroneous. The outside party will not allow hia to run, intending that ho shall see them out of the seraps, or siok with ‘them. Official notice had beon received at Buenos Ayres that General Flores bad landed at Sua Pedro, on the nerthern frontier of Buenos Ayres, with six hundred men, aod will egon bsve & sufficient force to commonce his marci thia way, when Urquiza will be completely hemmed ia, A posteript to the letter wsys that Col. Dias and over three hundred men of the outside party had gove over to the Buenos Ayreans. bi The Buenos Ayres Packet of July 2, says that Urquiza,’ though he may have men, bas no moans tocarry on the campaign, being utterly destitute of ammunition, cloth- »g and money, andthat bis army is gradually desert vg him. | Siroe tho rummg af toe blockute arg nat tern UTS number of arrivals at Buenos Ayres, and means will be taken to revive its trade. Doubloons wore quoted at 886. There was no produce in the city. ‘The U. 8. sloop of-war Jamestown and steamer Water Witch were in port. Boston, Aug. 26, 1853. St. Jobn, N. B., papers of August 26, are received, but contain no news of importance. The Freeman complains of the oold weather experienced there. The Halifax British North American reports the eap- ture of an Americen fisherman, with 2,000 bbls. o mackerel, but this is probably the Star Light, before re- ported. ‘The Washington Kepublic. Wasmnoton, August 26, 1853, The Republic bas been avid to William M. Barnell &Ce., who will hereafter conduct it as a weekly paper. The Cally issues cease with today. Its principles will be as heretofore. ‘The Edymoin Case. (Correspondence of the Albany Evening Journal. Auburn, Aug. 25, 1853. Wednesday afternoon the court met at 2 o'clock. A Rey pe by the name of Horatio Seymour was called as a witness. His evidence placed it beyond the shadow of a doubt that the name ia the appli- cations for pardon, and in the order for the pardon which was granted, and consequently the name of the prisoner who was pard and whom he in- tended to jon, Was join, with an n, not je molre, with an re. "Bo that polst la seted. Here is the order for pardon. It was endorsed on the back of one of the petitions: — The petition for the pardm of F. B. Fé: ‘a, in Auburn prison. Grant pardon, H. SEYMOUR, The counsel for the people then attempted to up a side issne, in this roundabout way, viz:—| Rroving that he forged the spacey for his par ion, and that therefore the Governor's sympat with the unfortunate convict was not genuine, and that therefore his claim to the writ of habeas Scapos Waa genuine, and that therefore his ar- rest and imprisonment was genuine, and just, and right, and proper, Q. E. D. Accordingly, the officers of the prison were brought up, one after another, on the stand. There was the warden, and the agent, and the prison ere ae the keeper of the hame shop, and he keeper of the weave shop, and the contractor, and ihe District Attorney of Tioga county, &e. On their regular examination they were a!l unanimous that did not sign the petitions at- m, and that Edymoin was not sick, and that he might have torged the papers, because he had opportunities to write, and was a skilfal writer and engraver. But on cross-examination they were all equally unanimous, each denying that had ever given Edymoin any chance to write, or to get writing ma- terials, or had encouraged his writing, or had been at all remiss in watching bim. So, putting the two together, this testimony does not tirow a great deal of light anywhere in particular. The examination of these wituesses was continued through the day, yesterday, and all this morning. The court has now adjourned for dinner, but I re to say it is but little wiser than when it rose from breakfast. THE ARGUMENT CLOSED. (Telegraphic Vorrerpondeuce of the Evening Journal } Auburn, August 26—2 P. M. The evidence in the case of Edymoin was con- cluded yesterday afternoon at 5 o'clock, when B. F. Hall, counsel for the prisoner, opened the argument. He was followed by W. T. Worden and Attorney General Chatfield for the warden of the prison. James R. Cox, for the prisoner, and Christopher Morgan on the same ride, close the argament. Thie Sheet. the case was submitted to the court at about 12 o'clock, when Judge Humphrey stated that he would take the papers aud advixe counsel when he was ready to announce his decision. The mer was then remanded back into the custody of the sheriff, when the court adjourned. Naval Intelligence, ARRIVAL oF THE ALBANY —The ship Albany arrived yesterday morning from Peneacoia, having left that port om tho 18th inst. Officers and sco all well. ‘The follow. ing is @ list of ber officers :—Commodore, John Thomas Newton; Commander, Jas, T. Gerry; Lieut, Wm. W. Bleecker ; Flag Lieut., Richard 1. Love; Liout., James ©, Williamson : Lieut, Andrew J, Drake ; Surgeon, 8. A. MeCreery ; Purser, Nixon White; Acting Master, KR. A Marr! Pacsed. Assistant Surgeon, Maccoun ; Gommo- dore’s Secretary, Gordon Newton ; Captain's Clerk. John 3, Pardee ; Midshipman Edward T Spedden; Midship- man, Wm. G. Dozier; Sailmaker, James Frazer; Boat ewain, Wiillam Jones ; Carpenter, Rowland Leach. Drownen.—Capt. Edward Follett, of the schooner Gen. Harrison, was drowned yesterday; when about mii between Dunkirk and Barcelona, gale of wind k his vessel, and in Caoetaen to about, the ca was knocked over! foreaheet. We understand he leaves a wife aove- fa) small children, and his residence was as Of Bear cvkport—Bufaly Republic, Aug. Yr Police Int iigence. THES ATTEMPTED MUEDER OF 4 PRDLYS IN GREEN COUNTY— aBRROT IN TH.S CITY OF TAE SUPPOSED FUGITIVE AS6A86IN. Ou Friday last, the 10th instant, a pedier, named Hi- ram Wiliams, @ resident of No. 113 Welker street, New ‘York, os he was treveiling towards home on the plaak road, within eight miles of Coxseckie, Greene county, was met by a wan, who, after walking with bim » short disteace, attempted Mis ascassination, for the purpose of robbery, by sbooting him with @ pistol, wounding him ia three Fertaof bis body. - 2 The first abot from the pistol penetrated the pedler’s back, the ball passing around the body and lodging ia the abdomen. The money was then demanded; and the pedier, beseeohing bis 1fe, handed to the robber « wallet comtaining about $100. Tre villain, not satisied with chratping the plunder, im fed ou the dafe } lone pedler, wounding him athe neok, bat not Telltog Dim, third shot was made, whick took effect ia the er’s wboulder. This last wo earth. beg tory Shp rdarer thuting to under 8 small arderer, to samplete che blowgttied, piled pleoes of Fok and stove posed lifeless Oatenill, 8 stoge driver sbout half an hour the oceurrence, who conveyed bim to the next village, whore he lisa in a wags Condition, if ke is net dead by this time. became sensible, and gave the description uf & man known as Warren Wood, who formerly resided at Durbem, in that couaty, who, he «sid waa the person that attempted bis life and effected the robbery. tice of the Peace took the aworn afidavit of the pedler, aud issued @ warreut for the arrest of Warren Wood, charged with the offence, who was ruppowed to be in the city of New York. Tuesday last Constable Bennett, of Cairo, Greene county, arrived io thin olty, and, assisied by Captain Drichett of the Four’h ward police, and wnother’ person, after diligent searon through Bruokiyn and New York, they heagestoee § succeeded in capturing Wood in tho lat- ‘ter city, by Lieutenant Mecriit, of the Seve; ward police, at a house situated im Cherry atrect. prisonér was secured by the offiders, placed in irons, snd O.pvey ed to prison, prior to being conveyed back to Vata’ kil for trial. Alem; @ Countryman by the pt to Defroud Patent Safe Game— Arrest of ume of the Consptrawrs,—On Friday after- Boon officers We reaud Grier, «f the Fifth ward. ar- reoted agontecl joung man, witha very prominent nose. ealling himxelt Ross Walton, on a charge of attempt- ing to cofraud Bevj.G. Merritt, e resideut of Sudbury, Basipse eogiasy, Vermont, by endeavoring to toduce him te 08 MOtey On w bet rexpecting the convents of a ball, designated a mode) of « patent safe seems, decoyed the atran, from Cham derlaii im Robinson street, tothe vicinity of 3. Jo! where the two accomplices, mst safe trick was introduced, the piece of paper taken therefrom in the p ce of the countryman, and = bet of $1,000 was. made between tro of the parties rer ing the piece of paper; cus the paren eeind to put-ie $300 ou toe bet. Before, however, é was Convummated the police came aloug, who arrested Walton, but the two secomplice: escaped. The prisoner ard the countryman were conveyed to the police court, before Justice Bogart, where, om ae | the pprron of Walton the officers found $21 in money, 9160 in bill’, of the spurious Banking Trest Com- fa two pocket pistols, loud-d aod cap; , bi me ivory hendien, with carved dog’ id on the have al-o piated hexagon barrel. A massive ends, acd a gold cross at- Tn addition to the above, one of his implementa of trade wax found in his pooket, viz, :— & patemt safe ball turned in ebony. As the. had not been defrauded, the magistrate was unadle to take apy npecific charge, but committed Walton to prison for afurtzer examivation, es some other charge may yet set ne mn Ne Charged. rest a Seroant, with Stealing $1,950.—Yeuterday Gt. Breuraa. of the Sixth werd poiloe, ree & pegro, named Wm. Brown, a tervaxt, exnployed at the Metropolitan Ho'el, on a charge of stealing $2,150. the property of a gontloman boarding at ruid-bote?. The negro, it seems. atole the money on Friday, and went to che Empire City Bank, corner of Anthecy street and Broadway. about 1 o'clock on Satur- tached to the chaw day afternoon, and offeced a bill for exch: . The back officers bad previo been notified of the loss ‘ofthe money, which ‘of two $1,000, one Tomb: the prisoner made a desperate attempt to encape; he atipped from the grarp of the officer while going down Lae es: and started off at full 5; en ; but in bis ran against @ man in the street with such foro#astoknock both down on the sidewalk, and before the negro could reoover wore, ferson. ‘The officers then went to the room ocenpied by the ne- gro, and found vecreted in a pair of patent leather shoes od ta Tevoveriag all the mlouty; aad the Tegue We ec in re00veri was com- titted to prion for tril. ‘ a Theatrical and Musical. romantic Sootch drama, Bowsry TumaTrs.—A grand called ‘Lochinvar,’ will be presented to-morrow evening with beeutiful a , dreseen and decorations, Mr. Stevens as Lochinvar, W. R. Derr as Steenie. The amusements wili commence with the tragedy of **Ugolino,” Mr. Goodall as the principal. Tne whole will copclude with the ‘ King’s Gardener.’’ BroapwaY THxaTre —The ective and inteiligeat mana- ger of this theatre, always onthe slert to plese the trons of the metropolitan theatre, has thove vorite artists, Mr. and Mrs. B. Willlama, for appear to-morrow evening and Mra. Wiliiame will sustain the part of Caroline Mor- ton in the amusing piece called “ Our Gal.” The on tertainments will close with the comic drama of *‘ Rarnoy the Baron,’’ Mr, Williams as Barney. Nrsto’s Garpey.—The accomplished actress, Madame Anna Thillon, who has drawn euch large and fashionable audiences since ber engagement at Nidlo’s, appears to- morrow in the fa evening character of Arline, beauti- fel seecuet the ** Bobemias Girl,’ Mr. Frazer, « vory w singer, as Thaddeus, and Mr. Hudson as Devils- hoof. Asshe will appear but two nights more, those, wo doubt, who have been charmed by her acting and singing will crowd the theatre to morrow night. Burton's ——— piv potlossumey Feed Ra gon e ‘at this popular and prosperous ¢ , canno fail to draw a lame audience. The first piece will be the “Heir at Le one will nea an old favorite and actor, Mr. G. Jordan, being bis first appearance since return from London’ The concluding piece will be the musical farce of “Turn Out.” Namionat. THEATRE.—The proprietor of this theatre is waking money fast by “Uncle Tom's Cabin.” The theatre every evening,at anearly hour, is crowded, so much su that many persons cannot gain admission. ‘manager, therefore, i: determined to make no change so loug as the piece ia extensively patronized. ‘Sr. Caxias TuraTre.—The active and perse' man- eger, Mr Thorne, spares neither pains nor capes ia preducing every novelty for the amusement of his pa- trona. To morrow evening he produces a new historical drama, entitled “Robert Emmet,”’ which has been writ- ten by Mr. James Pilgrim The o; tia of the ‘Senti- nel,’’ and the farce a “Mr, and de performed. Amenican Mussvm.—The selections for to-morrow afterncon pow ae eetins, Rew Pepe cenae “ Reppings and Table Moviogs,”’ and tn the evenieg « Pay Cap,” Resdivgs by the Boon children, and the amurements will conclude with ‘ Slasher and aher,’? in which Mr. Hadaway will this eesson, Hirropromk.—The amusements morrow at this establishment are, usual, very at- tractive in their features. The pageants, horse racing, chesiot races, steeple chases, the grand ascension, aad other enter‘ainmente, are such as will draw a full Louse, Comuety's Ormra House. —This place of amusement is s0 well known. and so liberally patronized, that it is only necessary te say there will be a good bill for to morrow Woon's Miverrers.—This band is going ahead. Wood ise active and energetic as ever, His programme for to merrew evening contains many excellent features. BUCKLEY'S SERENADERS announce a bill of t variety for to morrow evening. G,Swaim Buckley aw re- esived with cheers; laughing scng ir inimitable, Owens’ Mont Brano.—-This entertainment will close on Wednesday evening. Those who have not heard Ovens’ lecture and seen his scenic illustrations rhould embrace the only opportunity they will have PanoraMa or NiaGaRa.--This beautifal painting ie rently prained. The visitors speak of it in the higheat terms of praise. Gaytim Ganpex —The first of the series of Jullien’s grand concerts will take place to morrow evening, when, no doubt, this large building will preront « brilliant array of fashionable citizens. Tho programme is excellent. Coroner® Inquests. Usxxown Wowan Drown, —Coroner Gamble on Friday held an inquest at Bellevue Hospital, ou the body of the vpbnown woman noticed in Thursdays [nual found in the river foot of Warren strees. A death by drowning was rendered. Drain or ax Unknown Man, Cavern ny FAvting Prom A Sracr.— Coroner Gampie on Friday held an inquest at the Bel'evue Hospital, on the body of an unkoown man, who came to bis devth by falling from the top of one of the Harlem stager, The decsased was brought insensible to the Hospital on the 24th inst. by one of the Nineteenth ward policemes, and died soon after being admitted. The , from the evidence of the phyrician, rendered a ver- a frastnre of the Harlem . White,’ will also make his first appearance spnounced for to- wer oonatsted 9608, four § Dillx, and $50 isi emall-bille. Out of ARIS eying teber of” the Cauk "sa nromme “aie etek with the money stolen, caused the negro tobe en eee Breapan arrived, who took the ac- cured into custody, and au he was conducting him to the aiet “that decesced eame to his death by the skull, caused by failing from one o) stages on the 24th day of August, 1853.’" Dnata Cavsep BY FALUNG rrom 4 BuriprnG,—Coroner Gable on Friday held an inquest at the New York How. aged thirty-two years, pital, on the bedy of John Marti B native of Massachusetts, who juries reeeived by and Franklin atresta, witha yhe SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 28, 1863. poetry: — «THE NEW YORK HERALD. EXTRAGRDINARY STATEMENT. Lafe, Services, and Bisfortunes of a Colored Citizen of Pullacetphia—His Being Cast Into @ Central Amertvan Prise, ane Miraculens Eerape Teerefrom—Ms Me-vaptore aud | A4ppral to Amertean Pot: otton—Hemantic Incidents en ine Ixhmus of Panama, dic, The.,Boston Olive Branch relates the following history of, a oglored individual, whos» stog, by him- self contributed, was some short time ago published in the Hemaip:— 4 NEW CANDIDATE LN THA FIELD. The New York Hegaip introduces a candidate for Secrsbary. i ’s interference, in the diplomatic or fighting line, which, knowing his aut nts as Well as we do, we little ex; to find [opie = go a verement promone Av his history curious ope, We let him tell his own , aud thea we will make a few emeadations. Here it is, Lx gs by few extra embellishments not necessary w help Pras Prox, Cantnscena, June'25, 1853. Janes G. Baynere Esq :— The Hberty I now teke io addrexsing ms with this, will not canse you, I bope, the Isastdupleasure, Sone yours bavé rolled over since bad the pleasure of first Meeting and becoming acquatated with you—it was at the Franklin Bouse, New Work, etther in the your 1841 Or 1842 layt; and sizce that time I hayes travelled consi derably through the world both home and foreiga, im the United States navy, Lastly, I made my reuidencs at s- pews, at which Lkept « Rotel, well known by the ame of the New York Hotel, in the year 1850. I sold the hotel out ané out, and, to better my position asl thought, T purcha-ed a number of mules, and run them betwoon Pouamwe and Cruces | On the 18th September of the enid ear, 1860, I was taken prisoner on the charge of nhaoi- tag ¢ native, aud wad detained tn prison nearly «ne year. At the rane time there were three or four Chi- Laos ond an American confleed in the same prison for robbing the ‘train ‘on the Isthaius, and, fo make their escape, they ued some foul means—such as giving the guard a sleeping drauyht of sows kind, 6 @» to effec: -theic purpose, which caused his death ; at the swe time they. the prisoners, wished ime to escape also: but no, no, I bnew the charge T was oomfined for—shseting. At the trial was bonor- ably acquitted on that Lote but they—the authorities raid I was concerned in the plot of the prisoners mak ing their ¢ncape. There were vo witmesses for or agaiust pies either wee wt the trial, prisegi haley a fe & vevtenee of ten years in tl rthagens prison, in which place Tem now’ coatined, aud Baye’ bean ever wince, € * = = & Tinade up’ my mind to make my escape, and effected it on the 4th of July, 1861, whoa T embarked for San Fransisco, at which twas kid- Bepped nd dent book to Pauame. Kovwing there is no treaty betweon the States and Gauada for any prisoner to be taken, Lappeal to the pudlic for redress. Sinoe I bave been in Carthageua, the Americsa Consul, Mr. Sanchez, bas done all in hus power for me—kno wing Iam inposent—with the Governor of this city. He bax also commupicated with the American Minister, Mr, King, at Bogota, who said, tn reply, the demand ought to be made dy the President of the United States, as he well knew ere WAR BO trénty to detain me. phe, as there are As an Aw Svican, I a3) to the peo thourands of citizeasin New York who have boarded at my hotel in Parama, who can testify as to my character respectability. 'T bave alio of the United States, who, I hope and trust, will take m vmbappy and* unfortunate case into bis favorable ‘onal. deration, ard use his utmont endeavors in wy bohalt, Sir, I beg leave to ron I honorably served my country trom the year 1483 to 1848. iu the United Ststew wavy. My last craise was in the Columbus, seventy-four, Commodore Biddle, in the Kast Indies. * * * Inthe year 1850, when the mobs were, the life of one of our ‘American citizens, named Mr. Summers. of New York, was taken by the nativer; and other Americans being missing from Pauame at the time, I touk an active part with Awericans to quell the mob, and saved the life of ove Mr. Taruer, a feliow citizen, who was 0 partner of the American Copsul: at the eame time I xlo gave up the hotel to the American Consul, as @ guard house, foc they were yreatly alarwed les: the natives would rise thet night te take the lives of more of our vitizens, and the natives threatened to revenge ineraselves on me for taking so active» part in bohali of the Americaus, For that reavon they showed we no quarter on my trial. * * * © Thave now been a prisover fully three years. Your most obedient, &c., TLLIAM G. HANCE. Wines $y; sameroceee Oo pee catty worn 10. Red row, Philadelphia, State of Pennsylvania, United States of North America, of poor but pos sibly honest parents, ‘‘ about the year eighteen han- dred and blank,” as novel writers aay. He led the life Philadelphia niggers are fond of—that is, pilfer- ing end running engines, antil he got bi enough to follow the more manly es , ‘aling. himself, at the age of manhood @ tall, straight, handsome, Adonislike darkey, “suitable for a hotel servant,” and kuowing that silver poe were plenty in these id houses, and would disappear without the lsndiord’s being able always to know whether they were stolen or thrown into the city slop-bucket, he let himself to the Frank- lin House, where he probably “ ie acquainted” with the editor of the HzxaLp. At this house, from seeing s0 many foreign gentlemen with moustaches, he imbibed the idea of cultivating some of that spe- cies of herbage himself, and the necessary convomi- tant idea of ‘“‘travelling.” Not being disposed to voy! as a private gentleman, he engaged the fri Columbus, seventy-four, Commodore Biddle, to take him to the East Indies, he mising in re- turn forthe courtesy of the Naval De in placing the ship at his disposal, to see that the vic- als of the Commodore were well cooked and ina state for easy digestion. Untuckily, however, a eat many little knisk knacks of the officers would ten to his palm in spite of all he could do, and Commodore Biddle, fearing he might lose his valua- ble services, kept him in irons for nine months out of the three years’ voyage. After valiag many ports in Europe in other ships, he set himself up for a Spanish gentleman, “ reduced by unforeseen mis- fortunes to labor for a living,” and opened a restan- rant. Then he married a very pretty Indo-Spanish girl of Panama, called Nina Al tamire, His restau- rant thrived, he put money in his purse, and finally leased a larger house, which he chriateued the “New York Hotel.” But William took to gambling, and gambling led to stealing, and stealing led to mur—— we don’t know what. Bnt one day he and the betrothed of bis wife’s sister went out gunning, and he came home without his companion. le reported that oung Gonzales had accidentally shot himself. It so Bappened, however, that the wound was im such a position that the coroner's jury could not be induced to believe the hole was made yy Gonzales’ own care- lesenesa, and Hance was thrown into prison, accused of his murder. Here he la‘d for some time, almost every- body being satisfied that foul play had tuken on the gunning excursion; but no proof could be ad- duced at thet time. Hance, it appears, was afraid some migh+ be scared up, 80 oné night he poisoned two of the guards of the Panama prison, one of whom, if not both, died. He was found guilty of the offence, and sentenced to the silver mines of C: thagena for ten years. Previously, however, he of: fered to azcuse some of the most respectable gentle- men in Panama of murdering the guard, but his offer was declined. He escaped from poe toaship in the harbor, and wert to San Francisco. It was in the time of the Vigilance Committee, and many members of that committee having had the pleasure of being robbed by him at his New York Hotel, shipped him back to Panama, and placed him in the hauds of the authorities. Personally, we can_ with zone testify te “his character and reapectabllity,” “ havi boarded at his hotel.” In 1850, we, in company Col. Fremont, Renator Gwin, Dr. Bowie and others, accepted of his hospitality. Landing at miduight from the steamer, and feeling particularly tired and sleepy, we prevailed upon Col. Hance to act as can- dlestick and guide for us to a sleeping dormitory. He was particularly attentive, took our trowsers, folded them up and placed them under our pillow to raise its attitude, mixed us an iced sherbet, and talked us to sleep. He even went xo far as to relieve ns of our puree, in which there was a doHar’s worth of dimes, and seventy-three dollars in gold. Having asserted in conversation with our friends, the da) before, that a man must be drunk to suffer his pocket to be picked, and not caring to back dowa from the position, and of course not having beon drunk, we said nothing about the theft—but in the course of the next day, saw the Colonel have a cu- rioua piece of gold in his hand, whieh we knew was in our pocket the night kgfore. Our brother, who was with ns, will also fy as to Mr. Hance’s “yespectability.” He placed some bags of gold dust in Mr. Hance’s safe for security, and Mr. H. either ecured @ portion of it, or else the ex ling dry atmosphere of the safe must have lightened it—for each bag, on coming out, weighed some four ounces lesa than when it went into the aafe. There are many travellers who have suffered in this howe to the extent of several thousand dollars each; and we believe that these misfortunes finally induced Mr. Hance to “ren mules” between Panaiaa and Craces, ‘Trunk-stealing about that time came into vogue. ‘Travellers can believe Hance’s story if they choose ; but if ever he shonld get loose, and get up another hotel on the line of California travel, if they stop with him they will wish they had believed onre. How Hanco got out of the silver mines into the State prison, we cannot conceive, unless the over- seers, knowing bis na rye fl » were afraid be would steal the whole mine. Je conclusion, we would recommend President the Oulumbas forthwith Be ought aot to he greasy tallow camiis, in sxc & Carthagena sgh to can expand, Tho Post on now: raise it to respectability. P.8.—If the Columbus is sent ont, chain the to table coming home, ig cam? ws they de Lenton’ Brilge, Lat, will premon Evem rohioas Amoriosa ant Po. to-day im ‘peninh ix corner of Wiliam ant Seow will preach to-day, morning Bowery. nis ae Cig alk ay ir. John Campbell! nate of Aubura and liwatinte of Ox)uge ~ deined by an eccloulartical vation of ‘the President |; eregatioval aburcb in Spencer, left vacoat by the reatg- (Or Rev. John P. Robins. an Episcopal clergyman of Mary land, wah receivid into the U. 8. Presbytery of Eaters Shexe on the Sd inst, ’ att eye yt Seyanoan, on Sybrand FryAeg eg Maes. INBTAL! LATIONS. ia ‘ worth, N. Hop Wednesdayr the 7th inst. Bev. D.:M.Bilwooa, late of Trugsbull, Oonm., oo 17th inst.. installed of the Pilgrim ives 4 churob and rociety in Seuthboro, Mass. J 2 call, tendered some men itor of the be igen prt churob of Rutland; county, N. ¥. ordatand ® by the Watertown Presbytery, and installed over that, eburch and congregstion on tha 1éuk tast. z “4 Rev. Heary D Moore, late of Philadelphia, was ta- stalled as over the North church in Portsm: q N H,, on Wednesday, Sermoa by Prof. Hitonoook, @; Bowdoin Cullege. Mr. Julius H Seely was installed pastor of the Re” formed Duteh church in Schenectady en the 10th inst. INVITATIONS. t Rev. C. A. Hewett, Jate of Mitton, Pa., ha: vnapimous call fronr the Baptist’oburch in White Walworth county, Wis, to become ther paster. bas accepted no fax au to consent to labor with them feuy one year. The twe Congregational! churches ia Shel Wie," bave united in ope-organization, ani invited Hey. Ghackar W. Camp, of Gop qupe, Waukesha county, to become thelt, pastor. ker EW Tucker, of Essex, hea boon dalled to Godinaet,’ 2. Rev J. B. Goodenow, ity is iarped of Newark, N.J.. ok, . hax been called to Wa: At a meeting of the congregation of the First Predby- terian churoh, Princeton. N. ¥., it was resolved to pre feoute the call made out vome time since to Rev. James ACCEPTANCHS. : eburch in Massachusetts, hus to it, end give up the enverprise of dishing &@ mow ebuzseh ip that ony f ‘ The Rev. D H Uitte, of Smithstown, Md., has eas call from the Lutheran ehurch’ in Gellins Union county, Pa. Rev. Hepry Neill, of Leucx, Mass., has scoe) terian aoa fn Syracuse, N. fiom the Park Pres! Rev. Dr. Wilson, we learn, has accepted thh cyihiof Ghat South Perk church, in Newark, N. J. Thia ca ales church is much to be congratulajed, both upon A dom and the success of their choice, ik ESSN we ores oreo " su vem i.) of Wekeman D Diseman es his sucveesoa Rev, Henry Neill, of Lamon, has declined the calle the . Henry Neill, Park Presbyterian church ~ Syracuse. Rev, Patrick Henry Grecolell has resigned the ohagge '. Gi of $t. Mark’s chorch, » new parish organised in Bostem, and accepted a call to Christ chi in Lndiean, DEATHS IN THE Rev. Levi Tucker died on the Cortlandt county, Ne Xs several years tl atreet Baptist cbureh in Bo! and more gecently im charge Baldwin square Baptist church im AS gion Died at Walpole, on the 24th inst, Rev. George New ball, aged 27 years, The Rev, F. Dobb, of Nj is aa opt. He died on the 18th ipst., NEW CHU! Arew Conpecetional chureb is de the city of Wai » Connectiout, and it ‘ste her edifice shail be one of the handsomest ia.the f new Congregational chureh was dedicated fa Re #ex, Coprecticut, on the 10th inst. Sermon by Rev. ds « Dudley, of town. The Coe cburch in Brockport, N. ¥.. nearly completed & new brick of substantial tasteful rtruoture. capable of seating 700 persons, Ad ge mip agg enn He church under the Pastoral care . sjoyed a high Bachem” © “¢ enjoyed a high 6e- e@ commer steves of St. Stephen's Church, and Christ Ghurely, Hlizabettows, NJ were led 0 o'clock, C4 were Blehop Doane on the 2a insi., the firat and the other at 6P, M. The Bishi wan gitanded ten ore dozen of the cl ray 88 cash slime’ there large collections of people on both occasions sssembled to witness the ceremonies, and listen to the addresses the Bisbop, which were chaste, animated and ute, . On Tuesday morring next, August 30, Bishop Deane New Jers £9 I osdronrets te Dotnet a On the 23d inst. the corners fist Church was laid at Fifth and Butteuweod sireets, ee in the presenee of. a large mumber pf ladies and gentlemen. The First Unitarian Church of San Francisco, a new ed- iflce, was dedicated on the Ith of July, in the presence of Revs, M. C. Brij of. the M. E. Chi 3B. First Bapust Church; Jesse the Father Taylor, of “lovg Thecorner steve of St. laid in Pan Fraceisco, on the 17th inst. be erected iu seventy-B in dimensions, aud two hundred feet from the base top of the croys on the spire. The foundation rongh stone, the mouided D sheer) eed tobe atone, and the superincumbent wa'ls and tower of brick. The cefling will be formed with ornamental arches, elevated forty feet above the floor, sup] two rows of columns, snd the spsee will be di nave and two aisles, Two side galleries are to be con- structed so as to form » cleer . The sanctuary aad net in the usus! style, highly ornamental. in to be in the Aothic style of the sig- The Chorch of Point, N.J., waa dedicated om the 2latizet. The icatory sermon wag delivered at 3 w Menabip baa deen appointed to the pes toral charge of the Hetdlog church in the district of Spring Garden, Philadelphis, which haa beeome entirely tov small to accommodate the people of bed ent ny consequently, © new and commdtious place of worship into be put up forthwith for their eo- oommodation /aere. 5 beautiful lot, in Seboylkill Seventh strest, velow Coates. The new bouse of worship erested near the Americam Car Seren pH Lapel Y for the Ay oe I, Com- thoe jurch ape waa dedicat Trek ot God on the Dist ingt 8 MISCBLLANROTS. The Firat Baptist charch in Pawtucket, R. I., have last sncceeded in rec ‘8 pastor, in the ‘of Rev. F. Savage, late agent of the Misslovary Ui ‘The Somerset Co. (N. J.) Bivle Society held its aamaall meeting on the Sth inet., at North Branch. The Rev. Mr, Bond from Essex oonnty, Rev. Messrs. Blythe and Dr Davideon from Middlesex, and Rev. Mr. Dooitttle froas Hunterdon, appeared fer the bible sooletien of their re- spective counties, and 6 enimat vunts of the ting acco progress of the causeamong them, The foilo: were chesen :—Kev. Dr. Lebagh, President ; be Moseler, Ist Vioe President ; Rey. W. Campbell, 94 John M. Man, Treasurer ; F. J, Frelinghuysen Wa. B. Gaston, Depositary. ‘Wilt Sf aol Sa Piya ent Toiput to six o'el on board the Pesk slip ferry beat ‘ to the gentiemen’s ride, and sat down, minutes he arore, stopped over the guard chain, and wolf into the water, and instead back of his head, floated with under the water, to the edge of ¥ convulsive throes, and sunk in — foot of wates, Take? Birks arena a's bck {rook coat, and olote cape with leat od up, oud may be sevn in