The New York Herald Newspaper, October 3, 1853, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD. WHOLE “MORNING EDITION---MONDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1853, PRICE TWO CENTS. Marine Affairs. ‘The October Term of the Law Courts. card case, and steala nome of the old gontioman’s afr ‘Tie Pacer Sur Chmanmive Grivecr.—Thia Gme vessel, To-day all the State law courte of this city will be | sites.” He then engazes Mr. #ivmondes Squill (Burtoa), which was cast away at Squam Beach last winter, hea un- | Opened for trials, arguments and motions, with calendars | an ex-actor, to personate his uncle, kick up rows dergone 9 thorough oWeriadting and repairing by Mr. | Of considerable magnitude, containing many cneew of pub- | with everybody, and give one of the cards to every Berrien, of the firm of Whitlod& & Berrien, and is mow | lic importance and of private interest. In the Supremo | person ageaulted. The plot is well carried out. lying at Burling slip as goed aa new, ready to rosume Aer | Court three Judges will sit in General Term fur the dispo- | Quiet and his wife quarrel, there's a genoral rew; place in Grinnell & Minturn’s ling. A visit on board ef | 811 of non-enumerated motions and the first fiftoon eauses | the od gentleman being very much perplew, senda this vessel, which was thought at ome time to have maui | of the ergument calendar ; the Cireuit will be opened for | for hie nephew, and offer him any amount to get him ok her last voyage, will no doubt be very gratifying to many } Jury cases, but the Special Term will only be held | of the scrape. Of coarse it is the “hand cf his ward of our citizens. The work of repairing” the ship has been ¥ 0M Saturdays, The argument im the case of Jones’ | which be gets, and everybody ix happy. The farow Pronounced by the most competent judgos asa master. | Wood Park is sot down for the 15th ef the month, and the } made a hit, and mreny of the lines are very funny. The piece, and Mx Donald M'Kay, of Boston; her former | matter of opening the Eleventh an@ Fourth avenues ad- | Srst scene draga, Because several disgusting old joker builder, has been very highly corsplimented by she work. | jownved to Saturday next. Two trial branches of the Su- [cre dragged into it. The parte were ail woll playo’, men of New York who have been omployed' in‘ tae work | pero Court will sit this term for the disposal of a calen- | in@tuding one we negleeted to mention above—Gause, © of her repairs. She looks now as handsome as-ever, and | dar of twelve hundred causes, most of which are of recent | regtish chambermaid, by Mrs. Burton, This evening very strong, and is fitted upin an extra style, with sil the | i#sue. The printed calendar is now ready for delivery, | Mr. H. Piacide rakes bis’ Grot bow for this season, am@ NEWS BY TRLECIADIO | Modiiigten tac bch ae OUR NICARAGUAN CORLDESPONDENCE. P O Ss T S Cc y DESTRUCTIVE GML z OFF NEWFOUNDLAND. apse hs : Grawapa, September 7, 1858, | ~~ well know, this government, about a year age, HALF-PAST Evi ree rejected the mediation of the Unitod States and Grent GHT O'CLOOR, A. M. NUMEROUS VESSELS WRECKED. = | Britain for the settlement of boundaries between the State rane: eerie of Mearagua and the neighdoring republic of Costa Rica. ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHEP’ BALTIC. ABOLITION GATHERING AT SYRACUSE, | At last, on the 24th of last month, our Supreme Director, t OES General Fruto Chamorro, appointed our esteemed towns- TER \ aniversary of Serry’s Rescue. map, Don Rafael Garcia de Tejada, 25 commissioner or FOUR DAYS La FROM EUROPE ia Paper pn Ad diplomatic agent on the part of this government to settle z with Costa Rica the questions pending about the divisory net , WOVEMENTS OF THE NEW YORK WHIGS | 0 oe theie respective boundaries the right to the de THE LATEST FROM THE EAST. a arent ae partment del Guanacaste, and to make treaties of friond- Go rine Ailsire-s-Mar! por ship, alliance, and commerce. = 3 ko, ke. ‘The question between the two governments is highly NOTHING BECISIVE &o, important, and involves the ownership and sovereignty of ag yet various improvements for the comfort and conwentomce of | The eppeal from the decision in the Forest Divor: play Colone! Mand, Ps ‘ ames 4 ‘ , * ce case, y ly to Buytoa's Paul Pry, The new farce i ‘errific Gale at the East, a porticn cf the bay of Sea Juxn det Norte, the right bank Important Relative to the Tapaw: Ex | passengers that fcarteon years experience in the passen. | it is underatood, wl be argued before the General Term pol alsorto be played. Miss Robertson, trou the Prinosase MARGE NUMBRK Ov VRSSRL@ WRECKED anv | ° the Sun Juan river and part of its waters, part of Lake pedition.. ger trade could mggeat to Captain Fletcher, her com. | of the Superior Coust this month. Ia the Special Term of | thestx# London, iv underlined. Sie iy a cymedienme, am ! DRIVEN ASHORE. Nicaragua, aud all the territory of the depactmoat del Sr. Jous, N. B., Oct, 1, 1853, | Guanacaste. Wo learn by telegraph this evening from Richibucto, | The sprointment of Senor Tejada ts highly popular, and | STILL ANOTHER ANDVANCK 1S. BREADSTUMS,. AS that om Thursday nivht they experienced the heaviest | 8!¥e8 geners] satisfaction, He is a native of New Granada, a i HM tle in that regiou (int has been known for twenty years, | # merchant of Kberal views, of much informetion ant In- wt Fl Spa Bnglich, sns5 Noruogien, versli azo on aliage, telligence, and who has resiiled for several years in this i sean Tai, fom Liverac, abt Much damage bad !ikewise becn done to wharves, scows, city, in which he hi gained the good will and sympathy Wednesday, Sept. 21ét, arrived at ber Secu, beata; hs: not only of the natives, but of foreign residents. General gat half past 7 o'eiook. } Chamorro has given a proof of his enlightened patriotism pisoiiog, slencianr Aleks: Gece owen i] __ Celebration of the “Jerry Heseue.” in selecting Senor Tejado for this important trust. Mx. | York, 7th, experienced heavy northesst gud. nuthy ie } es eae prvpt ere Se aan Tejado left hore in July last for New York. itiatobe | gules. Onthe 11th, 620 4. M na 6aid to be a pleasing-singer. At Wellack’s ‘The Love Chae” haa been produced im fine style, Miss Keene’s Constanee is very good, #0 in MR, Lester's Widrake, and Mr. Thompson's Sir Wm. Fondleve, Mrs. Conway does not look like Lydia, and hee wants fecling—it is too showy—» good piece of acting, but nothing like the character. Mrs, Brougham haw been very successful im Widow Greene. She is happy” in such characters. ‘The Love Chase” to-night, Mons. Julliew has been entirely successful at Metropeal- tan We fx that the Bostonians will not have kim ’ mander. Among otter alterations hor upper deck hsm | the Superior Court tlm Broadway Railway case isto be deen made flush, thes inereasing hor capacity toaccom: | Te-argued tits morning, before Jadge Duer, on the ques- modate between 200 siti'300 exten pasiouyors, Tie mont } tion as to whether the suit agaizst the project ean be attractive new feature in the ship, howevor, t tho fi maintained by any one bet the Attorney General. eyeof a mariner, is hoe rig, kuown as “Forbea’ rig,’ | Parts one and two of tie Common Pleas will alae be ant from an explanation given by Captain Fletcher | opened for jury trials; am‘here, too, we perceive the it eters weil adapted’ for the European trade, | oelendar is somewhat lengthy, One Judge will preside in wheve there is such constant handling of sails, it boing] Special Term om-Chambers, Tho Marine Court, whieh more controllable ead Less Labie to accident. With a sisip | baw been removed to large and spacious rooms imthe new of the oid rig it would bevdisadtrous to cont’me a wet. | buildings in the Park, has, under the recently extended erm prsaage, with the los of all her topmasta, unlew | Jurisdiction, becomes tribunal of very oonsiderable im passed Cape Races ‘AND QUB INSTILUTIONS DENOUNCED, AS USUAL. hoped he will accept. A.M, 17th, inade Tory Island; 4.4 1%, 9 passed Calf of | Considerably more thaa half way across the Afisatic; bus | portance. Two courte sit for the disposal of jury enuses, Pduring this month. ” : Sracvsr, October 1, 1853. Latest Bi Tin Samanta: Man + met steamer America from Liverpool, [WHE the mewal she migit contiaus her voyace without | el one Judge pres'des at Chambers and fm Special Term, f At the Bowery various entertainmentithave been catece@ “4 At a special meetin: 97 the Common Council thismorn- | We are in reeoipt of files of the Corres Mereanti? of Rio Rock Fort, | 4amger, a» by the great length of the lowor mest hoads, | The United States~District Court will Be opened to. || to admiring crowds every might.” This evening, “Tag be ing, by the casting vote of Mayor McCarthy, thouse ofthe | Sancino down to the 16th of August, brought by the |” The trip doing osed ton days, | (@M4 which are so much better seoured,) a lazgwaprond f.morrow, being the Grat Tuosday in the month, before | Corsican Brothe-y” “Sketches ia Infis,”” and Mags | ME City Ball was given for the celebration of the anniversa- | pchooner Clara Burgess, tae cal we six minutes, mean time, of vanvas could si be keptomher. The plan alow places |‘ Judge Iagersoll, for the disposal of the civil ‘calendar, Bronte Horse.” wd ry.of the zescue of the'avo Jorr Solial Renae cakie me Ta ERR The Liverpool cotton market continued da!, and pri wahip at all times wader reofed topoaila and coumes, at | antomthe second Momday in the month tho”eriminal | At the National “Uncle Tom’s Cabin” is atill the at- ae At11 o'clock, Ganxr Summ, the President, called to | ong victims, favored buyers, although net to the extent af a quotation, | He same tine Carrying as much sai as other sip ‘The | ones wilt be called om. Amongst them are* several | traction, and it is té-be played every evening this week. 2 order the multitude which bad gathor the Hall. In Pare, Deas; thers were. fears entértalsed of the Breadstutls were animated with a further artvance of Sd, | TC%8 ¢# be done without stopping hor headway. With | charges of revolt and larceny at sea, counterMiting, | Everybody goos tonee the giraffes at Barmum’s, amd the * - ‘The ev. Mr. Logi xs offered up prayer. and the RerMr. | gearcity of corn, aud the municipality had issued'an onter Per 70 Ibs. for wheat ands. per bbl. on four. Indian | *@-Otuer rig this can only be done at tine risk of splitting } assaults, and one case o*manslaughter. plays are well presented by the talented Qrauatic ceas- ; Mucsy narrated the particulars of the arrest ant reseue of | creating a public depot in the eity cura had also advanced; white, 25s. a 36x, on'spot. canvass, The difference in theverpense betwoon thetwo | But the most interesting and important legal investi. : 7 Jerry. Thee was 0 pentect’ about pats vealteed (67 building 9 Fr om Madrid rumors u another Ministerial plan is very little, (iw Boston none,) and Capt. Fleeher | gotion which will be held this month és fthat of the trial Mr. F. M. Kent, comedian, offers $600 for am Amerioag: 2 The Praepavt then vad an address to our countrymen, | iteoad and oleetaic telegraph between Baia andfoazei- | Cri 8M correspondene es, the propricisof deposing | tials Ke cam sail his ship with s less numbor of kauds | O€ Thomas Collyer, and the other partiss accused of | comedy. lazing that there coul-be no law which was against |, me qyarilian Minister at Tondon had nearly con- een Isabella was freely canvassed in privvie p by one-fifth, and with greater care, than by the old me. | causing, by negligence, ti disaster to the Henry Clay | Stiss Jeam M. Davenport is shortly to appear at tee " P to doing te others as we would be done by—there was 20 | ated nevotintions for the purpose with an English gom- | “7s This is doubtful, thod: This fact is of importanes to owners of the large | stexmbont, by which so many lives were sacrificed. This [' Broadway theatre, wie } taw for enslaving Jerry —legislation could not make a man | ay. oon of Baron Goldsmith, Alderman Thomp- | — The cholera continues ty ravage the seaport towns of | CUDDeF ships when good men acoso scarce. Many of the | case is set down for the third Monday of October; and ag Mes. C, Howard was very successful in Bostom, She wag . 'w slave. Fhe crime committed by goverument is mot | oo ay p. Messrs. King, Hope, Carter, and Kennard. England, Boston ships. are fitted with it, and Capt. Marshall rigged | Mr. Caries O'Conor, United States Attornoy, was for- |. enoceeded, at the Nutional Theatre, by Mr. Silsbee, whe te “ therefore understood, and is unpwuished. Taw abiding The grant was to bo made to thein Tor ninety years, the ‘The Pasha of Fgypt has decided (0 sey r , | the Great Western so; but her spars having been mete bie mearaee for the defence, he take no | drawing fair houses. Mr.aad Mra. Barney Williams playe@ ol men rescued Jerry froma mob composed of kidaappers, { wiitoad then xting to the government, who areat to the New York exhihiti ouchdy F Santa before: he undertook it, thera waa some difficulty in oe ine ee Prosecution, which will be con. | a three weeks’ engagement at the Howard Atheneum, ang as Hnet on by the President and Congress, and tho clergy ad- | liberty to purchase it at the end of tainty years. Tho | fr the office, uted in Pacis, anc ts eonst. | ™ag thé plan work, and it was-therofore condemned, ducted Ke Jie, J. Prescott Hall, du have been succeeded by the 'Thillon troupe, Mr. P, Rictae . B ocating the Fugitive Slave law. capital of ‘the company is to be Talved bys aoe 3100, dered cony tnd customs of the | tevsaCapt, M., and Capt. Shearman, who commanded | tem of ofice tue indictment was ings and his daughter are playing at the Museum, Lec Srong and Cuasums ©. Burtracit made specshes. pocohy a einer et hcg Rg a Fe ee | Eranks. the ahip, were perfeetly satisded of the practicability ang | the preliminary proceedings instituted, © Unele Tom’? is being played at the Chestaut ateoee . { The crowd boing luice, tho meeting adjourned to the | jf ‘The Rrasilian Historical and Geogsaphical Institute had his Sega the many great advantages of the principle. The Cornelius | citement in the matter has, Thoatve, Philadelphia, Mr, Joan Gilbect plays Undlg received three volumes of the Natural History of New ‘astern Question Grinnell will make one voyage to Liverpooi before she | least calmed down, and the Ton } Grounds of the Unitarinn Chureh. York, presented to it by the New York Historical Society. The p 2 of the Turkish question remains, as to piace iu the London Lins. every breast af the time h: Corneli: been many a time since resumes he: Jefferson made a great “bil? as Topsy te Rev. AxTOINETTE Beowy spoke with much vig ‘The Minister of tho Navy has offered to the considera- | facts, procisoly where it div nt a i ate tered Gsaen Sura followed, He sail honest Christianity | tion of the Chamber ef Depaties a proposal for the au: | othe only wtiiont tray ‘ek : Cousinarce oF Bowton.—The following table exiibite the | uttered against the perpetrators of some nower and | ‘Uncle Tom at the Boston Maseum, doing avyou woul’ bedone by, Marchal Allen and | thotization of the payment of prize money due to officers J Wy aldiGenal fact, if fact it is, is contained in | number of arsivals wud eivarances et Boston for the | equally horrible calamity. The accused partise Div. and Mrs, Ward have concluded # suecessful engage ai laces Sabine did not do to Jerry as they would | since the war of te ndenvo und. thie vag with the Ac baie ters trom Vien , uting | month of eanguaia T therefore; bave a fair, just, and impartial trial, be- | meatat Williamsburg. They go to Richmond, Va., wheee j ommissi’ ne 4 derrs gentine Repu Among the clainants is Lord - | that the members of the sdsaaiiad east ag) a 4 ‘ " i ‘ st. Se believed slavery a alin souks 8 we , Steamers. Shi. Barks, Byiys Sete Sonpe, Total, | fove ant and upright bench, an honest aad Ward ia Acting Manager, and Mr. 1. Lewia, doze by, and they were not honest. 110 ide dy an, a at aa ee eats | and phat the best understanding existed betweea them; | Fereigna..ccld 28 oe ? mm the facts will be presented by a h ae Heras co inwronght into our goverament that it wonld not | for his half pay in quality of 6 i f ished, aut —as the report —— 0 crooner Tiben Hen ie ae sa Latest from Venezuela. couched iu the most conciliatory langn: eee eee ee vorecon 8 WHEN é Caracas, Venezuela, recetvet by the way } lated to be accopted hy the contendin: Rev. Mr. Loqusy, uni one or te othe reup to the dof September. The Diarode | (-0ys a Lone ,) it caunest be ‘Tae attendance was not so lange a+ Ja Marina, quoting from the C Coastwise ....65 6 ot 122 cat t 360 Total. 2 63 220 562 1 957 G2 the above, Lahip, 7 backs, 67 brigs, ond 209 schoon- ers were British; 1 bark, 1 brig, aud 1 schooner, ench; 1 ship Norwegiai; 1 hip Sarl in jk that a frosh note had Ween prepared by them, which is Mr. Cowell are playing at Wyatt's { ve engaged by JM. Field fee Joss for b t firmness, of his nd is ealou- parties, Meantime oneealed that the the Mobi M:. and Mrs, W. J. ing of the judiciary and tha bar orenee Insve be but about 1 bark Peruvien; ying & vou. ae i cus journals, says that | coune of ¢ pidily tending to remove the case | priz aa joner Dut bt cian, and the be- the Superior Court General of three weels at Chicago, * ree thousand perms were preseut. mails from 10 1 with the excoption of two small parties of revolutionists | from the sphere of negotiati Literate were Amvevican. Tage ed : rate Peay ms ingen va ountry, Tho weather was chilly snd threatening ral, | yi) been ‘ro A inte the province of | States of Europe inte of war. The C:AARANCR ae spect ¢ ¥ lane, London, September hich probably kept many av | Bereelone, ng to coufirm the ramour of the | Turkish army is strength, Steamers. Sagee, Bonde. Tries. Sets, Sloogs. THet" 1. songs, 4, to ea immense house. He played Othello. The Lam ‘There was but litile eseiterent abou! the aTai ity. Delegates to the Whig State Convention. Urea, Oct. 1, 1853. mn, was this day appointed political distort the last dates ono’ ring beew renewed. Far from it; | and the eh: and ioprisonmen a great measur chiots of tho iasurrec- | should possess o 1s had issued a sort of on of his triumph having | 4, e with the usual aud e. ry will be empannolied ia t# lestroy, in ry government under Omer of of nd it is doubt don Sunday Times says:— s seriously injured during hie bee not already ac ¢ at the Olympic, hs const cyember it. The extra it would seem, i his.dexierity by com ving “his volee:-now exulting &® then, in the middle of a sentence, means ngsuch deeleasion, sudde Stennett ing to the depths of his lower tones, All this , mere trick ay only impose upen the w 1 wuld be disdained by Mx. fcookee tae . who Frederici Ingersoll, of Ver ar for the October re are say, a very light one, and no dor term willbe iintshed i less ti nna earthqunkes continued to be felt | their religion stending. he capital | ful whether they woul from Cumana to Ma- ict of Oneida, Mr. Ing hom Onciia, is for Roscoe Coubli Sreacese, Oct ppoiuturent of yx urilliaries the terday, we 19. Sho re- amuoa P. Granger was thi weing set down for to-day; but we opine there wilt {t mtcg Mc Bue Wiig State Convention f° ports that mm wax quelled with but little J be anot the longer it ts put of the rpatation of want at dadgmeak ia. bie Voodshed ined quiet. the dih instant, on Jenni were engaged in that un yg i penser ne Aacr'sreicchionulthe ‘Tyrkic moditientio: ; 0 a numberof grave cases of y BOSTON webeve soe oe Roem ax ‘The Ravages of the Yellow Fever, eat at Viewnn hi vhled amd fumetinicly des. ch as bunglicy, assault with In the Convention of the eastern assemib) TELEGRAPHIC. patched a comier to G ing in‘clligence A grand iwctnies, However, the ceulendar to-day, Alexander Bibcock wus slacted dele ALONG THE BANKS OF THE MISSISSIPPI. n, toget ateh h the last, and shows’ geen SS pone oT te kk Sultan, oping to iaduee hha to twas espected al Vienna that, swer of the Seltan ut Olmutz, ion, Whig State Convention hoof late has number aud his wife Py pend never boom character on the mproved in his pathetie leach ‘was an effective climax to the terest of the stery. Me. Brooke's reveptign waa st ally warm, and the applanse with wi his were followe}, testified the smanliaous spprobae east the popular portion of bis auditory, He wou ‘Washington. ARMY PROMOTIONS—APPOINTMENTS, ETC. x, Oct. 1, 1855. avo Yeew an- ye proved noll but seventeen adult | scenes tragic enthu igue, paroeives the: ys pure of findir. Th , and inst There expe The follo reason to jeonorncad — ie Divan i ith was recalled tte auost Mattes demonstrations af Secon Deicooss.—Firs fa very faicl. or, but will await from Lon wien ot Coffea atth acta, . vice Arnold, dead. Second Lake Siovidonoas ited tn sina Wiel tells Sta c 2 our apinion, the id 2 enant, vico Cul ke beryeree ie . there was’ an artis! _aitobgroe iene i?’ siadaiwe tetton, only on’ thetTen ing with, which heesm Movsisp Rateuey.—First Lieutersnt Thoinas J. Clai- ne to be captain, vico Newton, deceased. Second atenant George A. Gordon to be rst lieutenant, vieo ee tort nt Hircarstennioce bourne, promoted. Breve! Second Lieutenant Jerome NK. Bomaparte, Jr., tobe second tew Gorton, romated, Foor Ivrantay.—First Lenten: ¢ capta‘n, vice Aldin, resigned. Se er to be Girt Heutenant, vice Ja’ The Siar saya the President has appointed Matthew P. Vatue postmaster at Montgomery, Ala., vice Thos. Welsh, igned; and Rev. C. W. Dennisow, of Massachuretts, Con- , that proved the care with haracter, Tho Desdodours of ithout talent and natural fest : physical power nar he 'iviton is not expected at Constantine hh, ond all sh w hie! ‘hy he had studied Anderton was not bat (his young re neceosary for parts of this description om a wv like the Drury Lu We recommend ber to contine hesself to the di. anne ef goragstic drama im vbich she was maue ved in a svi tre, Mr. andl M aii, Lxo pro 1 debu 4 in the charseters of Roderigo and si ; We un aud tl ; and we try two or {liree day “Jer, but, sine die, 29, 1853. ur hours M. Judah to ‘The ndLientenant Hiram | ending prozoted. fever. tertains ¢ ia and Turkey ds that the movandiuny ¢ ry inudersie in tode— d witnout veeour Naw Oxrxans, Sept. ny wore ffteon, yel vents at Mobile were tly to lear of their return thither. Mrs. Vickery, who was in this country last season, i@ engaged at Drury Lane, After “Othello” was played » buz- Tesque. The sare paper saya it was inslpidy The interment: cases twelve. The inte fever the Caar is the fonr Po to accept the or al te Demarara, & sateen Wi will not, under any ‘ 21 ~~ : tucks wore red Ald for Vicksburg. {Hities. A new farce, from the French, by J. Wooler, and calleé Upwasis of $90,000 gorernsaeat stucks nose refeeaed | ge ay criptions collected for the rellet of the suffer cutee ace “The Model Husband,” has beem produced at the Sadlarte pt the Treasury during the past week ers by the prevailing epidemic at Vicksburg amonat to | Highly Interesting from the Japan Expedi- Wells : Comm tear ener oe nearly three thousnud dollars. sam ; : The motel bus is key, whe ‘The Cotten Planters die ‘ee te Raw Griiens Patutons. By the overland Indian Mail, received in England, we having married a spirited young lady, blessed with © t., BO, 1563, Granp Gey, Miss strong minded w for a mar learn that the United States ex, aa, resigns the supre dition sailed from Loo rnoene is there to dispute To rae Printers ov Niw York Gr ‘ Our planters are shipping no cot‘ y Orleans at iheden sin dl y hyena, whieh watches macy of a man in wn house. and becomes a poor, 2 pp The Commodore’s fleet, con- ‘When one traverses th' heapecked domestic ae The relations Relies a Peiticeiown, excited by the heat of the dvs and wise are completely changed in Shankey’e ty the Pow: | proto forms; thus, to me, a chatean midst of the sand, its windows r mcnage, for, whilo the wife takes her amusement al rand the hubid performs the duties of cook, housemai Hines of Col, Fremont. norsemaid at home. A Mc. Flashington Blazes, 80 Tro he Torrsytirs, Ost. 1, 1853, ma thy plendent with fuatastic Geil Pease aekIGAa 6. Tonti oh, abcount, of ; dys" ‘The North China of July 9th, says:—tnforma- | Tine. vhom Ms. Shankey becomes wondronsly fascinated, an A om John W. 1) 4 < ‘ tion has veaehed us private the United | “We Be ‘on tov ds the th ght: already we are apy escorts her to the camp at Chobhau, and during thelr fi-healti. Ho will postpone his tour of exploration for ee é t ) a ieee Wecn : ms he a Sea SC Seti igh ge bead A by eo ubsence, Ma, Simpson Shankey, a Devonshire y present, remaining at St.Louis until his health is ne ope casas 5 i eighborhood o| farmer, arrives or and disoovering Retently recovered. From Geo. Hrace (type fourier) K ausing ¢ him engaged in ion of roastis ae ack oe From Reymond, Harper & Co.. utifal islougy, where commerce. The Charles Thomas— ae The Cincinnati Forgeries. From thé gentlemen roployed they distributed love stiek. They also touched at island of the Jor and its neighborhood. ication’ tateltigeass a aes he Mecea produces, particularly Caxcrywart, Oct. 1, 1853, named Boucan, To t prise they diseovered a few : but thls year the great THE OFERA—-A NEW DANSEUSE—BEN JONSON AT Moticn has been made for a new of Kissane, and | From the gentler European residents, con % lish, Scoteh, Irish, by land to hk ” " BURTON'S—LONDON EATRES, ETC. . 1 be argued next Friday. Kissane attempted tocommit | From ihe gent and Spanish, who had left whalers lished thea led ia thts ¢ Mr. Maret weco at Nivlo’s continuewte be very ‘0 bis brotl reo. This courage, a ‘ait no longer to the indignity of domestie in his rage he breaks the plates and dis! \rrota and turnips about, aud allows the rab! ‘ne Gre, while the child is sereaming its heart vedle. The appearance of his sting minded aw, and the roturnff his wife, quickly evbdue und spirit, and having received due’ castiga- rebellious frenzy, he returns mockly to baste ry the rabbit. whom Sampson Shankey comes to his assiee tance, and digeovers that the soi-dieant Mr. Tashington ia # 10'setabio barber named Weasel, who, by the help of a fine wi sions must the The water dran' sit to India. desert, and p ast of Mlle Manztai be 4 payer, and the 1 of her, To-wight, # appearance been ao! in jail last night. relves t Amongst them were about eleven women, The Governor of the island is a Seotehman. Te claiss 14.99 | the island as his own, sad has been gottled there about 6 84 | twenty years, He has a family of several ebildren, one of whom was drowned a fer days before the Susjuehaana touched there, in endeavoring to cross the bar. ‘The Commodore has made a purchase of a plece of Lind containing about ten for Q Femainier of {1 ppointed | good situation, on one of the best 5 a have Hended fa their fands'we shall A fora government coal depot. ‘The island is Athen Aoi lowe fho'amount to harbor excellent, having from Fioane himself to it, and ng that the water of v pat stment of the stb t Hook Concer Allport a From the gentlemen employe fu the Tract House. b The new steamship George Tar, trom New York and ) has arrived at this port. Sho brings no news of /poportance from Havana. Steamer Southerner—Ship Harkaway Cuntesto*, October 1, 1853. | the U.S mail steamship Sontherver, Captain Thomas , from New York, arrived here at six o'clock this fur from i, a8 Basilio; et Tis iva Court or Arrzars, Ocroner 1, 1853. on st Chappel : 1, ‘nots Jenkins, Counsel, 5, 21, 74, 79, 100 wad 189, exch at r under the rule, . 8, (Fxchawged with 97.) Kinne and another ap. Poy 0” out of doors, sud becoraed maa h Jay,) morning. ‘SEI coiance | cightaen to twenty fothoms of water at the anchorags. | 2.2 Guchanaed with oF.) Rinne and 9 plays Mataraora to-night ant Laens of We one ae ee THOMAS N. LOOKER, mittee: | sheila, such aa lobsters and crayfish, abound; on land | be pellaice W Ciatone ie ree plays: Mstamaors’ Sornight, © . The past of Simon Shaakey, ‘The arandoned ship Harkaway has ¢ rrived ai tis port, i a ” Shella, a t ay pind 5 uw ‘anson, for appellants. George taton fur respox > c New: Zone, Octet) 1866. plenty of wild goats are to be found. Piuias, bansuas, | dent. by Me, J Wi. Hay, shoud bare been givon to & owidently a outnead aumge tor wolt against hi 3 female - “Mz, Barrett was excellent in ti character 68 zawing eighteen feet of water, “ mscn’s comedy, “Ey bas teen presented, Wo mast ack No. 6. Mout, appellant, against Wood and ano! are abuudant on | a endonta; atg A. Taber, for appellant, Hea plantains, apd other verietios of panache, w a Thanksgiving Day pe the “ Pr gow at ra Oct. 2, 1068, mrapeiaa, Bept 28, 18 n frigate Callus, and a Russian brigofwe . eee pellet. ast ‘st Ferguson, respon tent: mo. ut this play Is too much for us—perbaps It is t ire farmer ; wud Misa Travers threw @ canta oe ns Thaswer, Px. falloteed the Andevieth aticitan, | | tion to dismias appeni dented, with $10 cost. A. Tuber | gocd. Wo think it stupid, Soroe of the distogue eof spirit Into’ the part of the domisams The screw steamship City of Glasgow, from Lirerpoo), on rendered tho insignificant part of the ‘ a A Teena conve suggestions of mine respect- for wren. John IT. Reynolds oppored. Four choracters, Bobadil, Ki Braia- | Wife, | Mes Seat ty kaeae hed her dock Yelock yesterday afternoon. She A fa In Ch ainttexg of Niagara Valls and Lake Ontario Rail wes t i a ing. ‘nl ge of holding our annual Thankgiving. Vor the Prssengers by the Baltic road Womnpany tert Fiotchkiss, appellant; two cau: bt, are woll draws, the plot Tus. G, Llatthews and ‘Madastd Vestris have heen play. ergeously fmprobabla This was the play years ago, aad such wae 1g through five dreary acts last Sat- witantinople: Jnmen Moron Bennet, Mev fs 4B Ulholum, John Shaw, J bu i Loinpkin, ¥ sehuelter, W i Bare tant induce the Governors of the States to | dale And iady, 'D Marian, Motion to dismiss appeals; granted, cach with $10 costs. Joba Ganon, for motion, N. Hill Jr., opposed. Jane, respondent, 1 and others, execn- 440 passengers. ita last is oF reven years, Lhave been endeavoring, through Markets the pages of the “Tady’y Book,” to draw atteation to ing at Glaegorr. ° Mr. Hacket, who has agreed to give Grist aad Marie. ral, towart, Ld > 7 New Onisass, Sept. 90, 1 this sul) ‘and lady, ‘Miss Chauncey, Misa Rocht FAC tors, &e., appellants; eNants to sat asic “ £17,000, besides travelling expeuros nud appoiatmonte, , issn 1a Mi d a efel 01 ol, Dr F : A em for want of vy nes there was @ gleam of sunshine, ‘ Bro tales of cotton on Wednesday a:ounted to 1,000 adopt the last Thursday in November as the day. Our Events Inee, & Weta ge lt ¥ Rpobe, respondent's order disml. for want of pros: nes there 3 a for their services during five mont la the United States, Hon, Granted on payment of $10 costs of opposing ino caused by Burton's funaimerts as Brainworm, Mshor's tion. capital rendering of the zealous Ritely, or Jordua's euerey as the yesstoaate Downright. Butrett's Bobadil was otal country would thea have a grand festival—appointed by Wib Richards ‘and Iu va a 6nd on Thursday to 600. The quotations are, for mid- < rt man, ichards and lady, hitewe , State authority, but national in its spirit~n perpetual | and lady, L Morgsnstoin and Indy, J Erdmi Samucl, J 101€¢.; good middling 11c,; middling llye. The Sa 1, elt perks Miss Porkins, J F Hi: late d, Dr Stewart, of the week were 8,500 baica, and tue recoipts 11,000, | Pledge of sorta! ox well as political harmony. F'M Stownrt, M'Ward end lady, G Ward, J Ht Lyman ani has arrived i2 London from Faria, whore ke has bee making the necessary preparations for the production tm” America of the operas in which these celebrated vooaliste Usrten Srates Cory 1x Exc ann.—The follo wing ic r lly received diy, 1D , AH 2, Mes platic e od Wy rd sg nough. Radellife could not stcek in port consinta of 23,000 bales, Flour ts quot. | THis enggestion of mino has been most kindly roceived, | Wits F (et Huge, Mise Noyes, Ht ‘Hofman WHC Wel y Met] informe ‘on saute fo the value of United States got ing Dee sae gPigeovecente pay rot are to play, with the samo advantages os regards the er t $5. Freighta of cotton to Liverpool %e. and the design nearly accomplished. In 1851, twenty- } Is ee eS Indy, CE Brostor, H Pippen, JK er luc just been issued from the State en, ane . on: to chostra, choruses, costemie, ana mise om os with rhe Prashinet nine out of the thirty-one States held Thankagtving on the J fom, WC Lacey, FV on ttl itty BY Wateott and | yartn {Matthew with his wiual spictt, Me, Holinga + cone with whi... they were repreeonted in tiv French cayital Mr. Ira Aldridge, the “ African Roselus” is playing, with great success at Pesth. Joan Blewitt, compouer, dit in Tondoa, aged seventy . three. Me continued, till within a few weeks of his death, te. threw off the morriest of melodies for tho music pubilsherg, and o(tor having for tweuty-Gve years provided the Chrtate~ nia® pantoraime music for tho peineips! London theatrer—a Uraach of tho art in w n Lonéon 9%. The advicos by the Washi tre bere last evening. Information has been recelyed at this Aepartment, from ited States Consul at London, that, by royal pr clamation, the gold coins of tho Cui ed’ States ~ was vecy bad as Wellbred, and Mr. Norton's light comsdy my the old coins of aa vat light. Tho ladies had but Little to do. inentioned shall elveulate and be received in. paym z a a the Belush West India colonies, a3 being of the fall valas ickland looked like the buxom clty dame, ai and equivalent to current money of the United Kingdom, | spoke the Mnes, Tho piece was mounted in the at ier fet a upeuite py het say best manner—everything on the stage, scenery, pre eee ene ee Soe fies, and all, wers in eecordance with the time re Te hl eige ae te rato of Unealy sings wal six preeented; the characters were costumed in the dress of pence aterling. The quarter-eagle at the rate of ton shillings and thr the doy, The language, however, was not always Ben game day—November 27, Last year the unantinity waa Sept. 90,1868, | not au neral, ‘This year 1 have again called at, ie 50 bales, at prices | tention to the andject, aa you will find in the October Chas Kink eee pamber of the “Lady's Book,” (Mr. Godley wends with | rt is Ost. 1, 1859. | ghis totter. Seo p. 900.) , At about the | sult some(ding more is won tor messenger, ® $ fy dull, with | powerful advocate that can en the public press i betng only about | throughout our land, Your Haat would do this, Will T Riddell, BF Y 1, Chea Mogeide son J Bovol, Mrs Moran, Caanraton The ralesof cotton today were 55 angina from 8% to Ile. Mia ihoomen 1, De Yamput, WF Hol ‘ohnson, Clas F Campbel ri, 'Jno Fox, Wim Galbraith, Praia, H Curran, A Mengre, Jolin Honsell, A De W Todoth, Charl rR Cravin and lady, Mre snwood, J Rosen’ Ht Green, Me Bri tr, WC Bam x By Ms Tevinc 1 Provineser, ‘Tho cotton market eontinues very ¢ range of prices. Tho wool rm ight entee. Tho aggregate for tho ™ aw Y atthe respective rates aforesid, on to Le a lawful tender in m3 der had Ween made ia ths current ecia of te Vai Ringo anksit #000 ibs, The demand for printing clothe continues | you, six, tako wp this cause? I hall be happy to resign eer : 4 Jonson's, Had it mot been for Burton's exquisite acting J ? y dat at the rate of four sulllin ‘ howed, in the last Drury stive, end tho market firm. Thers { it Into your hands, ‘There aze ro many good reasons, rell- ea, ar ee are CSS | the piece would have boca a dead failure. A new farce, | fradibres,” that hie galok his inveme = jand. Sales for the week 60,200 pie: giovs, political, moral and social, for holding Thanks. Mand lady, a And in all payments to be mads in the sail colonies on by Harry Grattan, end called * My Unelo’s Card,”’ | tion aa ferdile as ever. To a a aviebled for th gaving day simultaneously Ia every State of our Union ry JF Dolateld, wid Tndy! ¥ | tender and payment in tho said coins, or either of them, | 4.5 pinyed on Saturday. Mr. Hardup, medical student, | #:ti of many of our popular coraie bo i Tver iam ad inily, 3 ditties, sanci which lntwr te aovor-to-v0-focgotiem, Otc Bliaghan”’ may ve mentioned as Having brought’s fortune to the & yer without rowllzing @ 4 ee eal At the gloe clube lus aitionm generally cecried off (he p nad a6 Py director of Hor Vauxhall Gardens, and more recently aa a Qts. Jordan), is in love with Feaily (Mfrs. Hough), whose uncle to Hardup, Me. Quiet (Mr. Andrews), is ould marry when they haveattaiaed thengo , as he was not married untll that age, and ke has that I feel cure no serious objection would bo urged. ‘The A ‘Conn, 4 nd ty (Co7n-) | last Thursday in Noveraber being once adopted and pub- Saeed Sateitaaine. Thursday, and Priday next, | Uely acknowledged as the day, custom: would soon fix ity} Levi A. Dowley, Fiq., the exndidate for ths office of Licuterait Govern of Massachusetts, nominated by tae ing for inten the Pees an rn pent A harerer 4a, Aeon pects yh fed tala fo ant es.er Dom Convention, has (ormasily dec.ined Czytal Palace, Qui ‘aoco iog Mr. Tempicton im his on or ningle, for w te President, P. | people, evever an Ammericnn was located thi st can.er tic Oo ion, ommaslly dec. MENT nev 7 th Me et (Mrs. Hughe: Of | nis i picton ia ‘i im, has offered numerous fine mi, cores | would be latroducad, Ged woull be recogaised 9g ous | t* nonmina*ion, : To caanen hand eine igo yay on mie a pie to fs pl A onoe, ments, at mapas oe upwards eet toceeh ee the 6th inst., M. This is | Tord and benefactor, aad a brotherhood ia bapoiness as mea h P vpapltae Keq., Who emigrated fom Weeping Coote oa'iaa from Visitees this. ay he young peso i" Hayda, and a of t pe hg Stats of Conneotioat, J the great Wim of cud iaviintioas, Yours with much re: | ocusty, ta’ tals geath the Jeet teeteien in ee he : Lace rape ag dbalieesat bcm ng Alas Pace ont ane — ee i ‘vil teupda open na day of trink pec SARA FOWMPHA HALL. First Wisconsin Cirewlt Total... Wee, Bantup poucsues Quart of bis case's * wo daugaterr—witaout @ praay