The New York Herald Newspaper, October 11, 1854, Page 4

Scere erm enaneeene tee 2 ‘ NEW HER I D, 1 , of Mesars, Van Wyok, Kobbe & To entena, of YORK F A we eS extensive assorrmea of ribbous, @’ r ; large nua RDOY BESSETT will ive ude a oat 1,300 ce toas and a 7AM Orns TOR ND EDITOK * “per af faney pleees. MISCELLANEOUS. ‘We yesterday published sa account of the destruc: tion of the steamer E. K. Collins by dre, whereby * pomor of lives were lost, aod to-day we haved similar melancholy event to record. T e +tesmer SPrICD %. W. CORNER OF NASSAU AXD FULTON STB: "ER MS in adwance ‘2 cents “7 @anum FAP Ue HEE oon voce, eg em. Biv ecet ‘ey Great Biritais, and ®8 to any part of the Con- Berea Za saver Piiveose, with a cargo of three thousend ba'es of was tniginy by Bae auter uit be deducted from cotten op bead, caught fre +ben near Natchez, oa “ork . the Misgissiopi river, on the 8th inst., and several LUNTAR Y CORRESPONDENCE containing impor. used will i Were Meo pe oy Spa oe eegopers & persons, velucing two ladies, perished im .the flamer, The veex) and her valuable cargo will prove ato'al loss The sale of the stexme'ip Franklin, on account of the underwriters, has been postponed until next Thur day week. The new government assay office in thia city commenced ojerat ops on Monday. THE CAPITAL rRtALs. ‘The closing scents in the trialo Dr, Graham for the murder of Cotope! Lor ng will be foand in our report of the pro eediegs iu the Cou t of Oger and Temper. Asother murder case—com ni‘ted under the mad«ening influences of thee cent aloshol—was BR PANTICULAMLY WEQUESTED TO MEAL ALL aD Pacwacrs sevr ve NO NOTICE to! Qnonymous communication, W do uot return those 208 PRETES, exccuted with neatncss cheapness, and “P5VERTISEMENTS reneccd every dav ‘®elume xm. No, 279 AMUSDMENTS THIS BVENING. S@aDEMY OF MUSIC, Pourteonth stroct—Guomezia Bovara. ARVADWAY THEATRE. Creadway.—La Sonnammuna Poon Piitivonpy. BOW SKY THEATRE, Gowory—Lignrs awp Snavys oF Few Yous Lue—soaae ov BUTTIN DUMB GIRL OF hess “ Commenced yesterday, and will be rasamed tols aT DLeie: Breadway—Gnaex Momeren Las Wite~ | morning, It is the tial Caarlea Jager for the murder of Joha Moran, ia the beginaiog of last montp, by tabbing him with a knife aad inflictiag {ajuries on the head. THE SLAVE TRADE. Mr. Bsrtholomes B:anco, a merehant of this city, ‘Was airested yesterday by the United States Mar- sbal, charger with iaving fit‘ed out ‘he ba k Miliaa do» for the slave trade. A raise of bal to the amonot of twenty thousend dolara was placed upoa hia, which was vot perfected beto:e the Comm'ssioner left his office for the day. ATER PROM BOENOS AYRES, r ‘The brig Nevemiah Haat, Capt Turaer, srrived ry yesterday from Buenos Ayres, with dates to Augnat 26. Capt. T. stares that a violent soatherss gale set inthere on tae 18%) August, whica damaged tre anipping in port considerabty ; but he coils give no paitioniars. We received no papers hy tuis arrival. BURTON’S, Chembere streek Suxeuren Trrovon ‘wuE LLC UbS To PAnesTO AND GUARDIANS frinvsTER NATIONAL THESTRE. Chatham erect Afternoon Pasmon any Fame vening ‘vLive Camsan Pun mies oF A Niguc-Cnosune tre vise PALLAC) Question fu SATRE. Broadwe' er My Wire's Deny #e 72 OPOLITAN THESTRS. Love's Sace.vion~Tue Tro B xnvoamas AMEXICAN MUSEUM.—Afternc0n and Kvoning—Ene- acne pet #@OON'S MINSTROD BALL 445 Broadway -Rrmoriay @werReLey Ax” DuntEsus UPEeA OPTRA HOUSE, 5 Broadway Buce- Ovens Tuovre. SUCKIAY’ wer'o Rrwors yw OOD's RTMIOMAN MINSTRELS -Mxcrantoe’ Hann 2 Brosaway. wh, Wedueriny, October 11, 18532. © dew Foi : : The News. L088 OF THR ARCTIC. We give on the first page an account of the loss ef this vesve), apd ali her passengers and crew, with the exception of thirty-two persons. Tue loss o' the President, the toss of the City of Glasgow, and Bow the sinking of the Arctic, from the m laachol epochs in the history of Atlantic steamships. The Arctre left Liverpool onthe 20th ult., having 226 acult passengers,a crew nombering 175, 0 heavy ‘Wail, avd a valuable freight. On the 27th, at nova, a conse fog prevaitirg at the time, while going at a rapic rete, she come in contact with a large steam- Ship, which wasterribly wrecked by the enooun se. Tie bows cY the Arctic were opened, the water flowed in, the Gres were extinguish-d, and t 1e splen Gide comer foated an namanageable hulk, gradu- ally but surely sinking beneath the waste of water’. Every means wes resorted to in otder to save the lives of those 0a board, but the terror stricken pa+ wengers thwarted the cfforts of the officers of the Bbip, ana many perished that possibly might have escaped. it is uacleca td recapitniate the mo'anch., Ty details, end we thevetore refer to the statement of Mr. Borns, who ws om hoard the steamer, ance who reached this port last night in the ship Ia- Danon. Tne Drought end the Crups-More Letcers from D fferent Sections of the Union. Yor the further information ef our readers ttrougbout toe country, producers and con- svmers, we spread before them, in tuis day’s Hrrarp, another list of interesting letters touching the late general drougnt, the crops, dee. In the sggregate, these letters suatain the general exhibit of our extensive correspon- dence en the rame subjeet heretofore published. and thus we continue to be strengthened in our first impreesisns, that the products of the year tbroughont the Union will be equal to ull the necessities of our population, with a consider- abe margin torpare. In this view we refer to the general letter of Mr. Osborne, in this day’s ser ¢3, The report from the Board of Agriculture of Masractuserts is unexpectedly gratifying; that from the Great and Little Miami valleys, ia Obio—a notable corn district—is more favor- able than we had anticipated; and the letter of ibe Governor of Michigan, in view of the im- mense emigration pouring into that State, and through it further westward, Is anything but discouraging. From the South, the brief letter from our Vir- ginia eorrespondent gives a melancholy picture of the cfects of the drought in the section where he resites, The great valley of Vir- siia is not only one of the most picturesquely beautiful, but one of the most fertile and pro- ductive regions in the United States in wheat nnd cora, and all the other products of a tem: perats: climate. Our correspondent’s complaint, however, is limited to the northeastern end of this valley. A gentleman from the southwest- em extremity gives us a flattering statement of the crops in that quarter, including the erent Appenine Buncombe district of North. Carolina, and that mountainous section of East Tennessee watered by the romantic French Bread, the Holston and other perennial streams. This account will probably justify some little abatement in the depressing report of the Ion. James C. Janes, who writes us fromthe western Nimits of the State, beyond the rainy circle of the mountains. (pon the whole, however, the honorable Senator, we apprehend, has given us arelishle opinion of the effects of the drought in Tennessee. Her usually large shipments of corn to Now Orleans will doubtless, this season, be very materially diminished in consequence, notwithetanding the extraordinary temptations of that great Mississippi market, The letters of that venerable and yespected Senator, Judge Evans, and of Dr. Davis of South Carolina, making all due allowances for POLITICAL MATTERS. The elections in Pennsylvania, Ohio and (adians fwok place ;esterday. Under the telegravhic head mooy be found such returns as we have received. Poilock, the whig and Know Nothing candidate for Governor in Pernsylvania, has swept the State; bus fom the omper feet returns received we cannot ven ture to estimate the atrengtn of his Know Nothin, suppor‘ers. From Oho we bave only despatch-s from Circ! tiand Cleveland, where the repnbi- fans have tlamphed. We have no retuens from Aniiane. Jn Charleston, 8.C., it ie reported that + Know Nothing bas been clected to tue Legislature In Filo ida, the demecrats Lave elected th over Dor aud have also 9 majority in the Legislatn: Toe charter electiva took place ia Ne sark 723 terday, and the wbigs end Know Notaings have Swept the city, electiog their candidate for Mayor by t twelve hundred majority. In the Common Coun ithe whigs wil! havea arge majority. Tre tem; eraace men ook upon the result as 9 great vairmp. We now esmoe to the movements of the politicians of this ci'y. The demonstration last night ia favor of the stomp nomination of John N. Gann for proved very succceaful, noterithstanding tie Bppositi n of the members cf te hatters’ society, to whose trade rules and regulations, we understand, Mr. G. bss not seen proper as yet to conform, Jobn N. Genin, the Hercnles who cleaned Broat way, is now befcre the people for their suifragee. The Municipal Reform Committee met lact nigh» Dut made no nomisations, having determined to @wait the oction of the other parties before formiag B ticket. The soft ehell demucratic convention, to womira’e ‘ounty offi cra, met in Old Tammany las Right, and the following ticket is the result of their deliberations: — Com of Stre: 4 Lamp -Maihtas Gorderon Begister x ey: ff D. Johasoa. storms and inundatione, still give usa summing Governor of Aimshoase s+e++-Daniol £. Temana | uprather encouraging than otherwise, Dr. Davis The cenéidatts cf the national or hard shell de- mocrats, ae: ets and Lamp: isthe gentleman who, some years ago, on an invitation of the Sultan, went out to Turkey to make the experiment of introducing the cot- ton culture there, upon the improved system of en)tiva:ion peculiar to our Southern States. He brought back with him seyeral valaable breed of cattle and goats from India aad Cashmere, and is succes-fully propagating them in South Carolina. He had some of these fine silky fleeced goats on exhibition at our late State Agricultural Fair, and from the prices which wo understand h+ has been offered for them, they will probably remain in these latitudes, and may result in the gradual introduction of a new and important staple among our textile fabrics. In Alabama, it appears the cotton and the corn have suffered more from the late heavy and continuous rains in that State, than from the preceding drought ; but when cotton and cora shall come to be gathered in, even there, we suspect that both will turn ont “much better ban was expreted.”” The Governor of Florida gives us 2 very pleasing statement of the results of the seasons if the current year in that young common- wealth, so rich in her natural resourves of Wweulth and prosperity, Exempt from pestilence, and blest with abundan crops of all kinds, her people have been peculiarly favored. But, oa the other hand, in consnliing the abundant to timony which we have received from all quar. vera of the Union, in reference to the drought and the crops, we abide by the opinion that the werst has been experienced, and that, with be- coming pradence aud economy, the best is yct «© eome. «- George C. Glasiee. J. Sherman Brownell .© Godfrey Guather. Both rections of the democ acy have now their nomina:ions before tho public, and it onlyremains to be seen what the acamantiae seceders of Stny- wesant Institute will do. Tre whig convestion to nomiaate caudidates for ounty officers, met last evening, an! agreed ugon Joho H. Herrick for Mayor, and Dr. J. R. Wood ter Governor of the Almehouse. The national democrats of the Fifth Congres sicnal district have nominated Pailip Hamilton, «cf W:Liamsbarg, for Congress. LATE FLOM RIO JANEIRO. By the arrival of the clipper ship Ino, Capt. Pla- mcr, we bavo advices frem Rio Janeiro to Sept. 3, but wo find nothing of importance, save that-the econtcy was in a remarkably healtny state. SPATE OF THD MARKETS, Common and medium to good grades of flour yes- te day, were agnin 12hc. to 25c. per barrel higher. Beyond a small lot of Canadian white wheat, free of Outy, at $1 72h, no sales of moment transpired, Buwisn corn wae higher, and sales of sound Western mixed wero mate as high as 79:. a 800. por bushel. Mees pork closed at $12 25. Cotton was firm, with mode: ate sales, Mesars. Coffin & Haydock held a large special sale yesterday of shawls, of the importation of Messrs. HH, Henequin & Co. The catologue contained 376 ote, which comprised rich Paris and Vienns broche wnd Icng shawls, ecarfs, kc , all of which, with fow exceptions, were sold at {nl prices compared with previcus sales. For quotations, we refor to the close of the City Trade Report. Messrs. Wilmerding, Hoguet & Humbert held a @ large special sale of hosiery. The catalogac em Draced 982 lots. The sale drew a fair and spiritoo om aby. The woollen hosiery sold weil, and io many instan es at adecided improvement oa pro ‘vious ea’es, while the cotton hosiery was hoayy, ane of 800 lote offered 120 were pasecd. Mevers. Haggerty, Jones & Co. held a spirite® catalogue sale of dry goods, which embraced 404 |yt+ mong which there was line of poagess that a9) quick sale, at full prices. Tacre were aso con erable lines of cloths and csssimeres, of se » Lure 1y Town —The city is at fever heat; the fall business is brisk; Broadway is crowded every fue afternoon; seven theatres are nightly filled with elighted crowds; two opera com panies are entrancing the votaries of St. Cecitin; ‘he politicians are in an awfol state of wiad as to who abo Moyor; the streets are pret y ¢ for opce ; the hotels are full of straagere; t styles, which were, with few exceptious, soli « vewspapers are brighteningup under the iu tisfactory rates. . . uence of tractag Ovtober bre zes; the loug Memee 5. . & 0. W. Rowter will hold a 49°*l | ucke'sin the courts make the Iwwyts as bland bo ance of thelr fall impurtations, amg whic | SMF 4 Cull somwmer, teous to pervals a Farxaxvo Woop Posten. —Joarnals, lice in- | * dividaals. are ocoasloaalty hlessei wit very short m mories, and his obliviou<ness is min- ife:ted more fr quen ly io potitcal coatests than open almosteny othe - occasion. When, ia 1850 Fernando Wood was sta‘tcd oa the deno- gratic ticket tor Mayar,ce tan charges were trumped up Sganct him, which, f true, it was aeveried, wuld. bave inca mse! him ‘from | holding that important offic -» evevivg, the Post bas seen tit to revise the c - clusion at which it arrived on aformer oceasiva, and to rake up the ashes of the stale accusation~ whic: it had so energetically condemaed. We do net know whetbe: to pity mo-t t .¢ wnfortu- nure intl mity of our contemporary, or te bard fate of Mr. Wood, who hus the 1a sfortuue a* one time to be taken under the protection, an} ar another to be visited with the hostility of the Post.. His crime is that he continues cousi-tent, whilst our contemporary finds it cnvenieut to trim his sails accoroing to the wind. In such on upbappy conjuncture of evil inflaences, we can see uo help for Mr. Wood. the great fervacde Can’t do more thas he ean do. Venprer IN SHE Gnawa Case.—We think we stall interpret correctly the public rentinent it we eay that the verdict of the jary which found Grakam guilty of manslaughter ia the second degree has been received with satisfuc- tion hy the community at Jarge. Some, nodoutt conriderivg the circumstances of the case, zegre: that the crime was not held to have amounted ‘o murder. But the bulk of thinking men will probably concur iu regarding an impriso-ment of not less than four or more than seven years as au adequate penalty for a savage outbarst of ill-regulated passion. The mofal effect of the verdict will be salutary. It wil teach strangers as weil as citizens that the nalaié of using murderous weapo.is will not be tolerated in tis State. The class of men who choose to quarrel and have so little command over thcir passions as to resort to personal violence, will be tunght by the Graham verdict that they must slake their rage with their fists. We Jo not protend to be judges of that sort of thing; but for our part, we should thick that a wound- ed sense of ehivalry might derive as muco s0- lace from a bloody nose or a black eye as from a pistol ball through the head or a sword cane ihrough the lungs, It if all a matter of taste, however: some peop'e may he too fustidious ‘or the former; but it is now certain that the laws of New York will not tolerate the latter mede of aveng ng an insult. This is a preat point gained; and whatever may be eaid of the manter in which the jury was empannelled the result entitles Mr. Shepard to the public gra- titude. Tux Garnrrine or 4 Tauxper Crovp.—We are informed t! at in addition to the razee Inde- vendence, destined for Greytown, those in Washington interested in naval affairs aro mo- mentarly axpecting to hear of the sailing of the Princeton from Philadelphia to Norfoik. There she is expected to take in Mr. Fabens, Commercial Agent, and Charge Wheeler and family, who are to proceed in her as far as Pen- acola, where it is expected they will be trans- erred to the frigate Columbia, the fig-ship o be Gulf equadvon, in which they will prosved ‘o San Jusn, the frigate to remain there as long as mey be necessary. Tho Princeton, it is now understood, is in a condition to do duty, aud i: is thonght is already under orders to form « part of the Gulf equadron, with Captaia Hollias as her commander, Per contra, in addition to their available ‘oree on and near the ground, her Majesty's government bave detailed the Colossus, sorew steamer, #4 guns, and the Termagant, a power- ful scrow frigute, to be immediately added to Admiral Fanshawe’s squadron, which will also include the Boscawen, 70 guns, lately arrived thunder cloud. But who's afraid? ave we sot a warrior at the helm, and four yy: .rals in the Cubinet? If it be war, sioce tue wimials- tration are in for it, we must repel the enemy, Let ’em come on. Mr. Gizson’s Casz.—Among the items of ia- telligence which may be expected by ite Eu- ro;a will be found, we trust, the fina! coucluaion of the Russian loan which for syme weeks past has been engrossing the attention of oar minis- ser at the Hague. When it is concluded aud finished and the moncy paid over-——Mr. Belmont receiving bis usual commission on the shavc— itis so be hoped that our worthy envoy will havet to look isto Mr. Gibeon’s case, and try to briug the Dutch to a sense of their duty in this mat. ter, When he left, we were given to nuderstaud oot only that he would see justice done to our poor countryman but that he would insist on an entire change ia Dutch polisy ia the Hast Like many a better man, however, the thirst for gain, aod the deceitfulness of riches, backed by the examyle of the administration at home, hare civerted Mr. Belmont’s attention from those ob- jects, and he has done sothing to our kaowledge besides oidering himself a diplomatie suit at Parig, and setting up a new branch of the Rothe. chiid’s house. Could Mr, Marcy venture so great an inconsistency as to recall him to a senso of his duties ? Present Prerce stun at Work.—Grey town is still the leading topic of interest at the White House. It seems that the gallant redas- tion of that place by Commander Mollius ha not satisfied the warlike ardor of the adminis tration, and the Cabinet are now puzzlod to tind ont some other mode of proving their va- jor. One rumor has reached us to the effect that the English vessels lying off Greytown are to be attacked, captured, and brought to New York as prizes: the object being of course todivert public attention from the corraptions and irabecility of their domestia polioy. Auv- ther story suggests that itis toe Inteation of the President to annex Greytown bodily, and afterwards to lease it for a consideration to iio Nicaragua Transit Company. Wo think this by far the most likely story, as tt woud in- volve tlie fingering of money, and would thus ve particnjarly seceptable tg Pierce and his Cabinet. A rnast.—The Washing Cnion's juudation of General Scott, as a military com wander, the other day, and the articles pab- ‘ished fn the same paper during the Presiden: | to) campaign, written by Mr. Maroy, deayiog | General Scott any merit as a mi wry maa. urposes to introduce toe winter { nia | ylo at trie | | will be 2,000 pieces of Lyon ana Part rina dees | Cleese Our conatry friends who dosice ty « ew shop in the Park, oa sext Now Year's da » The, with merino cloths, avd mitiacry, & me Tmt Ol Ms mot ia S \ ton, Ph latetpyia, 1 otvar pro We oall the atieniiou o f tne teas wo vse sul, this pluses, Caugot do better thaa te come auw, wties may ecnd ip thelr orders at once, at Halifix. ‘This looks like the gathering of a | old story of the dog and the moon over Notwithstanding the agony of t-nticshere and acersionists in Mississippi, Southera will come to us—they wil! have the best par- ‘ors in the hotels, the best goods from the Broadway stores, the best sats at the theatres, the best dippers »1 the restaurants, and the best A bad representative is occasionally too free with the bowie katfe re- velver or aword cane, as the abolitionist is sometimes too warmin diseussion. Bat these are exceptions to the geueral rale of soctal and political amity—the only fouadstion uapoa The pub liquor at the saloons. which the republic can safely exist. lic heart is right on the main question climates avd under all latitudes. Tae Foreign News anp rar Cunarp Srram- rrs.—In common with the entire city press we aave complained of the refasal of the offivers of the Cunard steamship Canada to give a news paper to the agent of the Associated Press, off We desire to the Hook, last Fridky morning. get the news as early as possible, but also willing to do full justice to everybody. The steamship officers have been often subject to annoyance in consequence of our rigid reve- nue laws. Ifa petty officer or seaman oa board ship attempts to smuggle any article suyject to duty the ship is seized, and the law requires the owners to give bonds to the amount of her value—s, trifle of half a million or s0--before she is allowed to depart. This is very trouble- some; and in order to escape the danger, the company has decided that nothing shall leave the ship without permission of the revenue | to officer. The carrying out of this rale will de- prive us o* an early paper and keep the news from the public during several hours. But we cannot justly blame the officera of the ship. The Scqretary of the Treasury sh uld waive tha rule as far as one paper for the Saady Hook telegraph station is concerned.” Will he do it, and thereby oblige all parties? Ler tae Winpows be Graten.—An “instita- tion,” or “home” for the developement of spirit media is to be established in Massacha- This delusion is running out in Now York, and we never hear of the mediums now- o-days, unless it is when an occasional suicide or elopement, under the iafluence of “spirit love,” (purely Platonic, of course,) gives aa setts, item to the city news reporters. The tragedy by the spirit of Shakspearc has been laid quictly on the shelf, and Judge Edmonds’ se eond book has not appeared, although we were What is Has there been an over-issue of ghostly stock, or have the epirits became disgusted with their vaza- boud representatives on theearth? Something has beppened. Will some of the media explain, to have it in Angust or September. the difficulty in the spirit world? und at the same time tell us who is to uext Mayor? A Stmamsute Wantrp —The Alabama poople ave complaining bitterly of the removal Black Warrior to New Orleans, and their con- sequent deprivation of direct steam communi- cation with New York. They say the Black Warricr made ¢ small fortune out of Mobile merchants, and that the bar in the harbor was ; Do bar to a handsome balance on Livingston, Crocheron & Co.’e cash books. We have plenty of steamers on the stocks, and if the Mobile ' people are anxious, and can se we will finish one for them in a day or two Pass around the subscription list. Three hun- dred thousand will do, and Wall street wants it just now. Gone Over To THE Cooley bes deserted his democratic house. Searon. Ricut Avovr Face.—We published the other day an extract from the paper of H. J. Ray- mond, in support of Governor Seymour's veto of the Maine liquor law. From yesterday's Times we clip the following extrac In nplte, therefore, of the maltifarious hostility to them has assumed, Wo han that the result of the pending’ election all be the principle and policy of the Neorasas bill, and ia vor of a prohipitory Jaw. Jim Crow was right: “Every time I about I do just so. Tianp Quesrions.—Who introduced Fernan- do Wood into Stuyvesant Inetitute ? Who is the candidate of the seceders for Mayor? is the fun at the Custom House? Are the hards softening ? Will saltpetre explode ? United Staves Marshal's Offices ANOTHER OMARGE OF DEALING IN THR GLAVE TRADE. Oct, 10.—Dartholomew Blanco, a merohant, was ar rested by oMfcer Helms. on a warrant issued Commissioner Siilwell, on a charge of heving fitted out the American bark + illandon for ths slave trade. bark sei e» from this por: in Doosm xr, 1863, oxtearioly for & market op the «frican coast, and was eoizo’ at Cas binds, on the weet coast of -frisa, on May 1, 1864, b; 8. BM crv'ser Leo 3, as ake was propsriog on ooard a cargo of nog Tne nogroes for Cade the Commiradonor left for the day. ‘The Catholic Council. In our report of the ceremonios in the Cathedral oa Inst Sunday, @ typographicat error occarred by which made to wear rosettes in their We have recoived the a tondant laymen wr bats instend of om thelr breasts. following communication on the subject:— ‘To TUR EDITOR OF THE HERALD, Fm—Tp reading your elaborate saotch of the ceremo- nial end sermon attocdant oo the close of the first Ro- man Cathe is Conneil of the Provioes of Now Yi rerved a slight mistake—iotended or other eis, he moment of importance, Your roporter has #9} Cor that there Were ‘ a religious confeaternity’’ pre sept desirous ot signalieing themeclvos by wearing ro Now, ay to escort were aot o religious society, but compoued for the most part of veh ol teachers attechod 19 St Patrich’s aut other 3an- gviag or returping, 0 tof reverence for those they escorte1, and wort their eimpie embiom of white and dao en tae let forl indebted af you ware to core ligios cratracer sottes in thely ats”? Gay seboois, and as they neliner covered hes —*e woul eaéiod Gone Aorowl that A mcke tremssives # emb+main th ir bats and hea breas ob Wirh respe.t, air, your servant, Asay ums a NOW YoRS steRALD re he favor, aod » wi the reported foander of the gr ijected [aeseie@ Aeriaa, bas an office in this ciiy, a.d Waere loonted? Sourmenn Movey ror Noaraeay Luxvutes.— | Some of t-e Southern papers nave recom- menced the old seceaslonist gam2 by axathema- tising "be large class of merchants and plaat- ers who reside duriag prt of the year ia the , North, 4ttd who educate toeir children in the | New York anil New England cotleges, The »¢ | papers sy that we at th: North yet the Soath’s F money, and repay i in abuse, This ts very ‘On the eve of | stupid and tnds to promote that bitter s3c- te elec ion, tre Evening Post cm outwitha | tional fecliny already sometimes too prowi- statement thatit had iavestigated those dhurges, | sept, Our fellow-citizens ot the +a have nd tha they werewbo y untoqogcd. Since) the best of everything when they com: vo the | the nomination of Mr. Woed by two ‘emosratic | Nortb, avd are always treated with the most conventious of the hards aud softs, on Monday | di:thiguished ponaderation. The very large Vibsity they enjoy is some imes abused, au? then ye philosophers ol she Tribune have a Orsnce for’an article. They improve alt such chances; but the result of their thunder is tae a the needful, iayrTians——Senator ancient friends and gone bodily over to the soft side of the The affecting ceremoay took place at Stuyvesant Institute on Monday, ond altogether it was the coolest thing of the oped which st con idence ABOCIR TO Distt Attorney, Mr Joachimson, required the ac:ussd to give Dail in $20,000, which had not been given when ©. vated in the prs sence of theit pastors and tho belovod s .agherds of G id WM. GRIFFIN. Obituary. ‘WILLIAM DARBY, BSQ., OF WASHINGTON CITY. ‘This weneranle snd urefal citizen dird ot bis resdanes i piegtoe City on vondey morning insteat, ia the 80m year of his age. He held an office ia the Do partment of the loterior; but was formerly a resident of Penwylvanis, where he became distinguisne! may ince a8 ag ogrepher and historian His kaow- wage of g-ograpby, a8. acience and favorite study #>4, perhaps, superior to that of any ether person ia the ‘United States The late boctor Morae, futher of the ia ventor of the electro-magnetic telarraph, may be 000. siderod the plouéo? m résearchés ia tne gaogravhy o North - mer ani bia punlicstions on the sahjsot were for fect the ¢ set svurce of religuoe for ta formati nou «mericao g-ogrsphy, both Ih this co io try acd tp Europe sien his tue but foe amwis.ns Dave Sistingarened themastyes tm this branch of knos- leoge, except in th» compils toa of asyool geogray of which works hive bora contem sti 0 tar bebied school b oka 1p other br+ But ~r. Dar -y’s comtributon: to gorges shave berm ofa high orier al.Dowgn OF fallen ito disuse, Bosi e+ 9 ‘Voters Dd o “Gazetieer of the United Stars’? i+ sisted by Me. Thoodare bay the suthor of a descriptive “Tiar from Detrot:,”” pndlished in 1818, a chronological ora cs! ao the * ablet of omory,”? panlished ta 1820. sad « "View of cho United sates; Htstarleal, Geogeaphiost and Statistical,” pnolivhed in 1828. He was al-o tne autbor of o her works 0° Tuinor imporcanes, an7 often contr buted to periorisala and nerspipers, partic darty to be National Inteligoncer, of Washington » The Dest dese t,tions o: tho riv reof the Usite Sates, tne: oonter, and bani-s, and other top grapnieal iafe tion are % ba found ip Mr. Ya gwograobical warks bis sta tration] teolen and es! 3 on the progress Jf Pepnisiion, have been remarkevie for acsurecy aod forethooght JAMES COGGESHALL, F5Q., OP NEW YORK. Died iw thie otty, on the 10th inst., James Cog smHArt, Esq., late Insyector of Light Honses of the diststet of New York, aged about 60 years. Mr CoggosBall was «nga prominent politician of the weig party, aud b+ umd varions offices b onlsriy hiving been Insp ret Light Hones nuder the administrations of Tyi+r Taker, and ritmore be came to thia city from th > island many years sive, haviog possessed oonsideraa¢ yobiical wflience at ore time ip hia native mt was considered 2 apllrat iam i: patty move cert. and waa tigh'y respected in the various reations of bfe, 268 man Of mitege-ty and usefalvens DEATH OF Car? OHARLES 8. BEIGBY. TO TU ¥D:TOR OF THR HERALD, We see it reported in yeriona papers that this ostima- Die and cerply regretted individaal, ia supposed to have onmittea suicive by wilrolly waltrng on the Hudson agin people ia all we are o'clock cars wero coming slong near 153d street, Now av un‘iicly man to ccmmit such en act, ae he was in good choumetances and enjoyed ell the bievsings usualy be- stowed upon pocr mortals, It appoare that the Coptain left his houre, 63 Toomp son strect, #here htc family reside, and took the half past reven o’ciuck car: for 102d strest, for the purp we of vViiting Mr Garris, at tbe suzar refuery in telst acr-ct with whem be hod a busines apsointmnt, Fisdiag Mr 4. wes not te ore, and having an appoiatmnnt at tie foot of Jay street, et 9 o'clock, with Mr Kadford, he hurried vlong the line to arrive nt tho 162d stvect ate. tion bef: re the coming cars In crossing the teack ba met his untiwely onc. Had it boen Usptatu Bealby’s so: sire tocommit relf-des'ruc'ion, theve waa no necessity » 10 fer te ful! his duterinioation ‘she wost distreeaing part of this affair fs, that the Cap. tain bas leit a wife and five amall chi.dren to lamest the r loss, wi bout any afequate nmvans of sapport, as tleCaptain had oniy purchaved tho Elects somo six mnths ago; consequcatiy he haz not had the opoo-ta- nity of realising a fortuue Captain’s acq.a:ntanco, and a iocre agrvesble kiad hearted and adavie co npanion we rever keew, and thon. fande oan testify to the truth of our observations. Se ‘Was over ready to aid the needy and affiicted. JOHN M'KINNRY. The telegraph yesterday informed us ef tho death, on Monday night, of John MoYinney, a! C'ifton Springs, N Y., of corsump'ion. Mr. MeKinney has been long an¢ favorably known in this city as @ tolegraphic maaagor, and for two years past bas been covnected with the Bouse Boston lice, whieh, under his judicious direction, aided bv his-assistant, sr Lovett, has become one of the mest reliable end bost managed Hies out of this eity. Th of Mr. MoK.’s heaita was each 2s to compel him to retire from active business a your @z0, bat the iame. Sistely dangerous character of Lis diseaso was not clear Jy developed until short time pravious to his deat: He leaves @ wife aod one child, and @ very largo circle of meat devoied friends, to mourn his loss. Geo G Kimpatt, 9 printer Ce known to the craft in Boston, div? on the 7th inst of ‘consump ion, a: the age of 23 _ ‘Decossed way born in Dover, N ‘Wer » momocr of tno Boston Priater's Union, an: of the Mechanic Intuntry, Mr Bxyrr -cnoorcnam, for very many years fani!lar to all eyes in Motito, as a momber of tho various theatet- val companies thet have occupied the tueatre for nuarty eightcen years pset, died in Mobile on tne 25th ult. He wae under engagement with Manager Ler, of New Or- Jeans, for next reason. great Potice Intelligence. The Escape of Kistone —Yesto cay officer Read mado +noafiicavit sts ing that on his way to Now York with Kistano, he left him in charge of Marsha! <pillo, and tha while Keed was naleep, paid Roflic sliowod the prisoner to © to the water closst, and that he too’ the epperiaul'y f juwping off the cars, and that asid Marshal Ruifln never told Heed to put beudouffs on the prisoner, as — by him. The following is the affidavit of officer 00 i Orly and County of New York, ss.—John Reed, of said city avd county, policeman, being daly # coro, saith, that on the 30t0 dor of neptembder last he had in ousto dy. ona charge of forgery, Wiliem Kissaue, whom be war conducting to the city of New York. andera requist tion by the execative uf the State of New York on tae Governor of the stare of Onlo; that James L. Ruffia was requested by deponent to come on to triscity with hua @od the prixoner, to whien reqaest sad Raffin sc cea. ed; that on the arrival of the cara, on the Erie Rail: road, at Hornerieville, tn tho State of New York, asia Kisesue, as Ceponent belicves, requested parmis-ion of raid Raffin, wh» then hed bia iv charge, to allow hia (Koveune) to go to the water close: of the car ia whicn Suey were tates Sts thas dnponont, who was very Weary fom travelliog and a wast of rost, was asrep, but Was evun after amubened by the ing: -68 of psesengers, aodon awukicg fam bvffiaaod tho prissser eater thy water closet; that a few moments after Huffia came ous of the closet, tio cers commenced moving; that said duffia remained outede a:ew minutos, aca thea again entored the eatc cl sec, but immediately cams out ia o Very excityd manner, and informed depons.t of the es cape of tbe prisoner Deposegt farther said that at tnet tims apd on several proviows occasions the raid Kissaae was placed in the direct personal caro and charge of st) Ruffin by coponoet who had faith in tne vigilaace ot said keftin, but wloss want of caro permitted the pri- coner to escape i ¢poneot further saith that the aap Morsbal Ruffia never advised him te place the prisoner in irons ss stated by him in a Cincian itt Bg od further this deponent eaich not JOUN KEED, Ssorn beiore me. thia Mth day of October, 1854. G2 ORdr. W. MiLsELL, Chiof ef Police. Court of Scncral Sessions. Defore his Honor the Recorder. Ocr 10—Arsaull in a Stage —Daniel Greeawald was indicted for an ersault ond bat! upon W. KR. Cnan bers, Iveppeared from the evidMMoe that oa the Ist or 24 of Avgust last, (® very rainy day), the latter, incom pany with @ lady, got iatoa Grand street and Bowery tage at the corner of wry aad Jona st eet. The Siege was so crowded that Chambers was obliget w stacd, with four or Give othors. The oe:endant gst 10 at the Museum, bat was obiiged to stand on the +tép in the ron, to his uo slight sunoysnce In eades-oriag te push ia, he had some altercation with Chimnors goth entaequentiy got out of the stags at the corer of Grand stre-tandUrchard, whea devendant struck Cagme » wico with bis fet Tne blows were not violent, putt: «1d vot a ypese that any provocation hed imaediatel: preced:d them. Verdict o* guilty, with 2 recommeada tion to mercy. Sentouce reverved Receiving Silen Goods —auihony Haas was indicted fo receiving @ quentity of danask, evricgs, canmel d cioin, &e , knowing «be «ome to have boen stolen from the store of Abrabam Lowoneoin, upholsterer, 87 Bowery 1 by Mc. | was proved that those articles were etolen by Lowey: weis's clork. Touts Nouberger, and sold by hitn to de fendent for sums below tocir val founerger, pat ‘upon the stand by the prosecation, saora that the da- fendant parsn-sed some of tues artices f om him afto be had told htm that he bad atolon thom from his om ‘The jury had not agreod upon @ verdic: at a hour. Grand Larceny. 3 (0 loved) was indicted for steaung on tho lst of September Jast 9 prckotno k, containing $52, from William Luuentorg, in 46 Thomas streot. confessed to the officer who elfectad hig orrest that he had taken of the moncy, and the hopes toe Rd was whether he Ged mode v under the expectation of being set at lin- erty, for it apreared thet the prosesu ing witness ha’ bold out promises to bim if he would return the sum stolen, or confess that he ha’ taken it, he should be act be the of the agutect wheel What The to wke free. Verdict of acquittal. The court then adjourned. wn rg Inteiligence, Tixcnow bisraicrs —Tho Thirteen h, Fourteenth, Fi- teenth and Sixtesnth'warda of Williamsburg, ae consoll- G, have boen divided into tho following election dis- eooth Ward—First cistsfot—Bounded by the Cast Broeslyn line, fourth ond Graad strsets. se Loo jot wt caado it river 00d distrlet—Fourth strect, Brooklyu lino, Niath aad Grand otreets Fonrieenth Werd—Pirrt dlitrict—Bounded by the Bast river, Grood strest Fourth end North Fourteeata stroets. Se-ond di trict--Fourth, Grand, Ninth, North Seoond, Uvion aeeone, Fifth and North (onrieeath « recta, titeenth Word—Lorimer streot is tne dividing lao thst por foo wast of Ltimor s:reet being the Ficat*dis- triet_ and ¢ast of Lori oer etroct the Second district. ‘isteenth Waro—virst aiatrict— Bounded by Niath, South Seoovd, Wyckoit, Leooara, Div.sion pir) an} the Prook!yn live > e-oud distrist—Leonard aat Wyo. off stiveta, Bushwick, Flasming avd Division avenues, to Leonard tixeet, Unsitred $e Before Hon, Jusgs Betts Diserte: Court. Cer 10- | UO NT? Wee inua god, BOVE DOOM Ana ne LO Ags, aD B 16x Oue Bight’s Gehberation. River Railroad amck on sonéay morning, whoa ths 9 far trvm sued beieg the casa, Capt Bollby was a most Wo hud the pleasure of the nthe caseef ir rdwata Reven, cherged Serecy Cuy Incelligeace, AepvcUs Lapoms oy 1HE Grasp IsQuest —Thivis'> ‘bind seek of toe sersion of the Grand Jury of Biedioo- county; snd although over one hucdred aad tafcty ia. ‘jotn en's are repnred to ba no sured, and may rot te Senteg tke Sone eee enta are usually foucd at the. for, 0® oxpscted thet some are CLS CDalOD amengst the unlicanser fy: - » Covsty WorK Louse — be erection Dowre ba- bees strougiy Menaaites, the Bunch bore. br cboldacs bike Grand tu v for the os easing tbe privour rat lapor—their mainteoanse to idkpess baring beovme ® severe burden upn the county oyarisa.a Roar —Mr Josoph Eilsworth, of Jeatreville,. on Bergen Point, bao o large sali boas worth abou $500, wolen tewdevesivce eadvertieadio tho Grearp & roo a @ ot $50 for its return, avd 4 map come to him, and tod ‘bat Lewve wher- it was Mr J sents nan with on) they went to Hampstead » LL “ope it, Om returving The imfor ver was arieated on sospicien of being the tolef, and sent to jel in Borgen fur trial. Personal invellygence. Sir Edy und W Hood will remain in Boston till the Inst of the presen’ weet AMRIVALS. ttre st Nicholas Hotel—Gov. W. O bt, RT: Hon Fti Cook, Buffsics Dr. W. Bayard. Bt. N.B; W Jenkics U 8 a.; Jos. T. Bradford, di»bdite; vi ; Mr Flaseman, Wasniog*on; ‘Loniaiens; N. Clapp, Cal: ; A‘. Penn, Vow Orleans, -ie BC Stanwood, Boston; A. Metluia, » tthe © stor House—C © per hres, New Jersey; ? laasl Gov + lrort kichar's. troy; W. YC: 5 © Glia, “onsord; B R Roe West Poi 1pd l.dy, Jonesy Hall, Va; W W Bacon, New taven; H. T Blant, New York t -Ven Richm-ué, Va; TT Bloomer, Baffato; F._ Fellirter and family U-ict; W W Biardman, New en; &. R. sbermap, Poughkcepsie; S. Steteon, Piatts- org Atthe Metropolitan "otel—Won. Riches! Brodhe.i,. U 8 tenasor Pa; Capt Wharton, U 8. A; Henry boat-sn and family, ‘t. Louis; Capt J BG Isanm. ap Franci-co; J O “Marriott, Secrevary of the Legation f the U: ired States to Peru; Mr. B 8S Coduson and teml- y, Boston; Joho Knower, Albany; Hon. 3 F Faller, bee ag D. T. Van Buren, U. 3. 4.; E. J. Mya, Louis At the Irving Fonse—Fon George Bartou Driseol, N. H.; Prof E Terzey, New Orleans; Hon. B Dickersom, Co). J 8 Kichardion, Goston; Col J P Sanaerson, Bavernsb. Ga ; James F rhores, jr , Portamonth, N. A; fev Dr -oward. Koshsster, N ¥ ; Dr. B Charles, Bos, ton; Rev. A. Syémey Enzle, ‘Hamilton; J, Chamberlain Ceveland, 0. ARRIVALS, From He: in brig Jemes Wakofield—Capt MoLeon and three o! crew of bark Mary, lost on Colcrados Rost Bio Janeiro, in ship Ino—Mr Holden. Naval Intelligence. DEPARTURE OP TAB FRIGATE INDEPENDENCE. The Umited States frigate Independence went to se,, Yesterday from the Lower Bay, in tow o! ste:mtugle- Wathen. The following is a complete and e rrect lie, of her officers:—Commodore, Wm. Mervin; core, Josiah “attpall. Commander, Wa. 0. Nicholson; Fi Lievtevent, eue:t Gacrovoort Fleot 8 w.8 W. Rusebeoberger ; Purser, Lewis War: {reve 3 Second Lieutepant, HN. Harrison; Third Leutonent, Joh Moone: th iienterant, Wm. b. Garet; Fifth Lieutenant, T B Huger; Sixth Lieutenant, A. N. 4 Passed arsistant -urgeon, FM Gunnell; Masier, Wm. Delson; ~u-geon, H C. Caltwell; Marine Of- bsny;J @ . Winder, Wa, L, Mether, Now York: ) P Wotherbey, Mass ; Mr Smith to). Sprague, U. B. ery; fe cer, « 'N. Beker; assistant Sui t, J. Turner; Passo® Midsbipmen, D A. Mcber nuts, Wa sgton Toten das. A. Goer, Tease W. tester, Wm. P Mclamn, Trevstt Abbot; idabyy T. O.- Selrridge, J. M Pemy W., witler; Grtewain, @ me Learh: Gonuer, W2 Borcett ; Carpenter, :1 ©. thomas ; veilncker, IR Childs, 4. Green, Charles #rencis, Jr., Samuel Har- ron; Chsplaip, Fitch W Teylor. ‘The United States fr'gate -avannah and corvette De ithe we at Rio Janviro Sept. 3; offlvers and crew oll wel Enrseny Navy Yarp —In this yard there are now about 430 men employed, a d the work is progressing fixely ‘Lhe frigate Santee, which was built many years: ago, and bor since been lying in the ship house, never Baving been Jaunche st, is beirg repaires and loog:h ned shout fl teen fect ‘Boe frames whieh were taken down. The ide toste seuett oe ‘the islend hes ‘Tbe lerge sbi ve vith mep now st work it These! stern and some ight or- ten of the forw-rd fra 10 4 up This war steamer is tbe 286 feet long. The Rouse is to vo bo orga about fifty icet, in order to take in ite entire- gt, atin entation . Lyxcming.—A fellow nemed Phil Atrey, a uo'o- rious ctaracter, was taken frum Jeffersonville on Wed ve-cay right to tho isiand opposite that tarred tripped, thirty teo lashes given him, 21a then hero” It appears tac Athey had a stort time: j 2d tow deviowly entered & yoom in which two yoneg ladie-, intera, were Mooring with the intention, as ia SU990+00,. Foutesging their p-rsons. an alarm eas raised. hor ver; the young l-«ios’ ‘ether and other gea'lem-n cane © tke rescue aud the scoun rol fled, but vas afterwarin ecrguised and — as asove. He soafeseed the: he. wee tre men Yesterdsy he was almost dead. He hae 1 mileed to leave Jeflyrsouvile, and never more retarn. tis uot known wh administered the punisimemt —- Naw Alany (Ind ) Ledger. Court Calendar=This Duy. — Brares Lasrnrct Count —Nos. 67, 19, 20, 08, 2t Over axp "xnwiner. -Murder trials. svenmus over —Cir ait.—Nos. 143, 683, 470, 2434, 76% to 161. 764, 765. 766. 801 Counr—’ ‘PREMB Te aap = ferm —Nes 11, 2¢, 27, $5, 62 1Cpmnon, Fimas—Part 1.—Nos. 1929, 1931, 1995 to 1807, Common Fixas--Part 2 —Nos. 1349 to 1863, Covnr, (to branches )—Nos 2°9, 194, 834,, G1, 118, 120, 208, 229. 341, 7,’ 3A9. 851. 353, 854, 806, 356, 257 858, 869 840, 802 9624" 248, }, 367 ), 870, 371, 372, 873, 3° 318: 370/377, B18, S70 20, 381 325. 376, 877, a78, B79, 580, Bi , B88, 989, 884, 885, 586, A Good Hat ts Quite as Important as wie sirotare to produce sonst ¢ Ohak ase e ripe taste La jace men: itelf to the eye ani to the a, waives proval must se the result. of EP: N3 DEID’s: thetr elegance and ruch fethe sh tise Hats. They are remsckab a alice tor cheapness, aay are well mad, and- A Decided Senantion.- Knox's for the fau.and winter rosrons has creat quite @ ren- sation and the cemand for his devutiiul hate has been. very great, both at bis upper store, 533 Brosdwey, and. at oten teen d Spake on Fulton s‘reet. His entform rat (ROX ’s hats all the world over for that amonnt, ee ary! men’s hate are truly most beautiful tm every venne of the word, beirg extremely feet aed FherEita phe Casa eaeeaes Children’s Haws ut Genmn’s, M14 Broadway. Never bas co brilicnt a cy of children’s hata, York, as wil'now be fovad st GENLWE Sit Roster ‘ork, an now foun 14 app sito St. Paul’s Charch, ie patie ‘onde rote pn Eh so ite +eems to be the most songht after. His em; of fashion ws orewded trom tooseleg tilt night, eas- fous Bes) for bis late styles ot Now-a-vays. H41Tk, Batter, 232 Broadway, corner of Fulton. The new Sy ¢s of Ladies’ and Oalidr beaver and f- lt bupne’s, aude tidren’s fancy hate and copa, introduced last week at W. BANTA’ present’es- tablish wi 114 Canal street, have mot with the warm. ert recep’ The great varety in style and c tho rie aod tasty wr amioes ts the reas-nabis priced. ate they aro to) At a respectable distan:e from his ee Those Wonderfal stereoscop=s, so perfectly by #000. 363 Bro-dway, corner of Fracklin ot ave omen cought after of ail the works of art eture taken equally weil in cloudy or stormy Wes her, Anson's Daguerreotypes, Large Sine, for 50: sents, colored and in 2 pice case, twice the size ever taken for 50 cents, and 1 in ity and size to : thst te made bembere for 63.° ANSON'S, 609 Broad- Charts R. Muler, Auctioneer, 195 Browd- wa; » Sanwabels 8 Fenee sale of remeind:r lots this dey, (Weonesday,) at 20’clock, on the ground. ‘town omnibus es Jesvo ‘T. Gubest d& Co.'s cirevlar ro le, torace Warers’ imoro red an’ pow- and an immense assortment of with or witho:t the admire woleen att: with tron fr we) ad other iron frasace, (adapting toom to any climate ) mo ern orfal toned p'anos, rnd melodeons, constantly ia store fy com: fi which «6! pith wt the grest tnusic establuhment Of HOMAGE WATERS, 858 way. Bevery Body is astonisned—at what? At ‘the size and deaute of the daguerrest+pes, faraished by BUT HINGS, 896 Brondway. for 50 conte. We are going there to have ours takom. Go taou, and do like- wi Twenty-five Cent Oague: Bost quaiity, are tabea by HOLMns’ United States pstent couvle cameras, twe pictures at a single siting, at the Grig'os) two suiliing portrait gallery, 230 Broadway. rs nérighte and douole working cameras for sale at thia plsee eniy. Gi,” Fong, exprvesive sung, ram stized verrion A bain era ene-ry a Howard, int mine,” wita grea: siecost BN, Cuwwsteurd sie Lee feat Oy wai y pegs Mini pertpeld, HOR.CR WATERS, publiener, 303 Seomi wag Wem nated v