The New York Herald Newspaper, October 14, 1854, Page 8

CRIMINAL INTELLIGENCE. Another Murder Cria:—The Case of Shooting | tn Fimnn tors tect. COURT OF OYE AND THBMINER. Hoo, Jnoge Mitsvell presicing Oct, 15.—Wiliam Fow)e-,s man of geatlemanly ap- pearance, forty #ix years of age, acd a ustive of Leices- tersbire, Kngland, and e crived os a keoper of a porter and boarding house, 64 Frarksort etrest, was placed at the bar charged with the mar‘er of Edward Bogan, by skooting him with » piste! on the 24 of July last, at 64 Frankfort street. The Listrict Attorney o »ned the case to the jnry. He éaid ihe prisoner at the bar stord incicted for the crime of murder, She indictu+rt charges him with shooting | Edward Bogan, on tbe 2d of saly last with » pistol, at | No. 64 Frankfort street. ile (the District Attorney) need not mske any remarks t) the jury in reference to | the law of this case, as ny dourt dur og their attendance | im court thisterm they ha» frequently beard the charges of his Honor the Judge, and ‘hey were therefore, per haps, weil ecyusinted with t-e ceveral law dpon the @ubject If you, gen/lewer, find the pri-oner in this @ace guilty of murcer, yo most Gud thet he fired tne pistol with the prew« toosign to take the life of he deceared. ‘The sligh es acoust of premoditation is sufficicn’ to constituce the ~ims, [Cat the time he ulled the triggerof the pistol he bad an intention to Ein, that woule be smicient premeditation to come with. in the role of law which prerstls He uaderstood that the defence eet up was thas the pistul was Gred by other person tban the p at the by He tioped this in order that t+ jury might direst t) tention particularly to say por lionel the eviden bears upon the defence Join kwirg, oxamce? by District attorney, deposed thst b Sleem Hoat mau; | ko the prisoaor at the bar; I did not know Bogan, tue deceased, the prisoner's houreis at 64 Frapksor: strest; bo cesos'a public hourd- ing ard Sodging house, I was at bis Quuse ou the night ot the Ist of Jul 1 on tay morning of the 24; (s lerge pistol produ ed ¢ rome the prisoner; I belle aw it twice | with him; saw it in his prewessi n tast night deswoon | r welve o’olock; Ttuink Liew rdward Bogan | e street: Teowhiacn iho next dey afters I | taw him at the Fourth wart sation ronee; Edd not cae Bogen that vight; | ray two men come in to privoaer’s | house about kaow woo they were; st the time; there wore room at the time; I dit not know who they were; two or three were lyirg about drunk; the prisoner did nothi gto those two mea at the me in, but he suid to them, “go oat, T do a here; I think tne men win! away, but did not exeotly see; directly they gt out they turno! back and at:em,ted to wet in o seo ot time [ then heard ® pistol shot from the door was; the men ware bo tween tho ineide and outsce score when 7 beard the shot; the prisener woot with his right hand ageinst the insice coor; | think the prisover is left handed; a man named Newton «ae standing by tue | right of the prisoner at the vime; ft waa wbout five mi | nutes before the firing of + pi that [raw it in the hands of Fowkes; whe, the pigiol was fet Theacd it said that comebody was t#ard no cry, bat rau out; the prisorer than +b ap and down the barr om; the pri r four ef (ive othars in thy th. doors and walked wton, I think, fasten- the doors the prisever “old us ‘to go to bed, as he raid he was going ty put oot tne lights; wont! di- rectly up to bed, ang left the prisoner behind the bar; be showed me the piso) bel! av hour before the shot was fred ord said if the mob aanoyes himas mach as they usually did on aturdsy pig*ts he would pata bal- let through one of them, sfrer t west to bed I heard a mod outside making # gr st soixe and breaking in the doors; i ceme Gown statce aod was arre ted, aod brought to the Fourth ward stun houeg twas taren belere the Coroner, ant have been Fept in prison es @ witness rer since. Crosa-ex: mined by Mr Spencer with whom Mr. F. Tallradge arrocisted—! as resited in this o(ty eight or nine yrare; hud been @ lo gr in Fowkes’ house for two or three years. I di ost know che other mea who were there at the time cxespt Newton; enersily there wis wm at‘ack on this house every Satur oy night; there wus ao atrack ox the pr vious Saturday night; four men came in ane go. four driaks and four sogars; ond of them stuck Fowses a: oss tho bir with his hend vecanre he aukei for pa ment; they did not deat him severely; t do net rou moder a party beating Fowkes on the ay even og, Lave evideace before the Coroner; thir is m+ sixnatar Mr. Spencer read trom it: * he parties were the came I think, who came in on toe p evioas Monday evening and beat the prisorer.'’ Witness continued—t ewiro the truth before the co. roner’s jury; I stated before the Coroner taat the de seased was not nmong toose «ho came in on souday evening; Leaw Lo sculls between the prisoner and Bo- gan on tho vight the owe:ro! «m: shot; I was etaodig inthe middle of ihe room ,acouteipht feet froin the door when tho pistol was sift; whou Foases was stand ‘ing at the door be had & pistol in his Loft hand, 1 think from the way] say oim use bi Jefe hand that bois left-banded; tue deceared was adout hree fect from the | we ed when the shot way fired, } bad no pistel in my nd st the time the snot was fired; I bad the big pistol im my hend beiore the shst was dred; the piisonor showed it to me. Q bidy alect BLY Would have core ‘hat? 4. No, sir, Newtenvever «wpesto’ thatia my presence; Istald ups aireadouc tev minacrs; £ was undressing when I bard the knecking st the doors; {had my coat off and was removing my psstsloons; I came down stairs voluntarily; Newion aso the priconer woro etanding shoulWer to stoulder wheu tho shot was drod; [ thiak the person who was shot was -tscsing ousside and his comptnion wes more wicbi: the dor; Teould not seo a men’s Laod ic the Luboy w fo +kes’ hand with :he pistol, beeaure he was insice; 1 was nos looking at him at the moment the shot was fred; a few minutos be- fore that I saw Fowkes with bis right hand agsiast the door, but 1 did mot ree hm &¢ ts instant the shot was fired; I turned around im ov dtotr Ig sfter { heard tho dis. charge, aud saw Fowkes a>out th ee fect from the man ‘before bim; about ten minutes after 1 went be room; I went out of s door upon a shed and the mo ulled me cown off ita’o g with two or threo others; Baa my coat in my band, but asd no: my boots. Mr. “‘Spemcer intimated that they charged that the shot .was Gred by Ewing, or some other person thao Fowkes. Re-examined by the District attorney. Joseph Hilton (Coran+r) examiaed oy the District At- torney, deposed—I am one of the Coroners of this city; Idid ‘not know Esward Bogen; never saw him to my knowledge until! saw him d-ad the day J hei the io just; that was on the 2a July last, ia the afternoon, & after 2 o'clock, i koew “obert Convaagkan; he worked at leather; he was formerly a policemsa. Q. Do you kaow where he is now? 1. I understand heis dead; he wae » witne » upon the inquis tion. {Proceedings at the ioques: prodace?.}] Tais is Coantag- @ deposition; xr Spencer wi Te as counsel for ‘Mr. Fowses; Mr. amination war c ndac'ed io the asua: manu his story and I asked him questions that 5 selves to rae; questions were put on bel Fowkes ‘through me; Mir -peacer atated the questions to ‘me; the questions were answered by the witness; [ saw ‘this pistol before in the Focrth ward station house; I think it wes in the possession of the captain or ono of the leutenents Cross examined by Mr. Tallmadge—' was not taken in penoil, it is “manifold was there. Q. Did you permit Mr Spencer, or do you usually per- mit counsel to i terrogate witneesen? A. [they put proper questions through me I permit them; I assume the right to exc'ude questions pnt by eounre! unless I thiok them prover. Q. Do sou not reoollect Mr Spevoer propounding the ou not heat Me, Yowkos say imaudtstely oa arge of the piv'ol, cast hs did not think that Mr. Speacer juestion to Conraughan ae to whether he was drunk | berg t } A, ; I wenld not re“use to put that question; I "t t that Mr spencer put the quostion; Cow: delirium I thok he bal beem drioking very hard; he gave his ten ny esatiously; he apoxe deli- | berately ; he is nat :ral'y a pervous man; I knew hia to oe @ policoman ; 1 did not Koow that he was discharged from the police for bis iatemserance, To the District attorney—.t tho time I examined Con- ‘Daughan he was tn fit condition to be examinod, } ‘To Mr. Ti I put every coofidence in what he said; I knew bim to beextremely cautious, Wikiinm Cleary wae ca'lod to the staid, but coutd not | five positive evicevce of the deata of Coonaughan. ‘The District Attorney offe-es in oridon se thy doporition ‘af kobert Connaughan, taken vefore the Coroner, (0b jected to ) John 0. fpercer, counsel, exsmined by Mr Talim»ige, 0. that he was be‘ore ths coronar as coanset for . Fowkes; I did not direstiy ex+mice tho witnesses, Corovor Hilton was kiad eaoagh to put some ques- at my suggetion; I cl, not exauiae the witness, Coroner iilvon, na well as other coroners, tn it was against heir rales; my Impression is Coroner .ilton toase the man how much that night, and that th» Coroner remarked thst had nothiog todo with it; my con td.nes ‘collection is somewhat shaken from the fact Coroner rays he does aot recollect it , Hilton was recalled, «nd answered to the District that he did not reooilect refusing to put a of that kind to he witness; [ think Connavghan et . i re ey g es 5 i i | Iwas in bee about a quarter of an hour or twenty min- | Fowker, bat got no anawor; it war mitted; we burst the door open; we rat went {ato | the barrcom: the outer doors of the barroom were | lock ed—the one leadii id the obi ative were both lock: fret entered; we by forcing the fener door; I found persoms ia tre upger Part of the house: found tne prisoner in @ barroom, & little closet leading from it; the closet was some three | or four fect deep. aud proably three or four feet wide don’t think it is long enough for a man to te down ia; there was one dcor 'e that closet; 1 observed no windows init; the door was locked; I got into toe closet by pry- ing th door open; 1 fourd the prisoner in that closet; there wee apotber ini. wun bim; Idenot know who he was; he was taken from the house immediately; I think I would recognise bim Newton, who was tn court, wes desired to stand up Witreas—) hove seen that mao cefore at Mr.Fowkes’, but] would not s5«y positively that he was the man who wos in the closet with the prover ‘The witness was not cross-examined, George Dor sidson, Oxawised by the District Attorney, depored—Ov the morning of the 24 July I was at Mr. Fownes’s; I left there with John fiwing snout 9o’clock, and went up there to ir. Fowzes’s new house in Pearl atreot: we come back t> Frankfort street avout 1.4 or 12 o'clock; went into the barroom an rema ned there about twenty mivutes, and then weat up to bed, I saw ibe prizoner at his new store ia Pract atrect; I had » conversation with him there: he showed me the butt end of a large pitol, and seid a6 Much as “let nobo ‘y touch him; he had the pistol in his left breest pocket. he suid hy had two other petals, mali cnes, bot they were rusted from banging boatad the bar. ot produced ] This (slike the one [ aw in bis peebet; there were « good wavy there arguiog @bout the persons who ceme in the vight before and struck Mr Fewses across the ber, aca be thea said “Tat nobody touch hin,” [ know two of those persons that were there; they are John Ewing and George New- ton; I did not know their numes at the time; [ease stravger there; [heard the rep rt of s pistol the: night; utes whea I beard the report; | got up and put on my pants; I heard Mrs, Fowres g’ing back and forth; sho said some one was hot, aud Johiny was going to shoot ber and Mary. Q. Where was Mra Fowkes a: this time? A. the was on the lobpy that ruos near the bedroom; she was ou ibe second story; she was ay one Highs uf stats from the tarroom; I went down stairs at bor ro quest; there ism door ut the toot of the stairs goigg in o the barreom; the first time I went down ic way open; there are about twenty ptepr of a stair from the barroom to the floor above; the s'sircase goes wmtc the Sareod of the barroom [) ixgram shown, and the lo codilies pointed out by the witues# } The #tairs turn an angle tu the let; pooody stavding at the head of the sigirs coulé :ee into the oarcoom; as soon as I heard tho file I jumeed out of dei. and wa» puldug ou my poate when | heard Mrs. Yowtes cry out: it wan nat above three mizutes af'er the shot; she sail that there Was some person shot, aad that Johony was going to shoot her aud Mary. Tothe Court~I “hought she meant Ewing. thero was £0 other Joho there nut Ew ‘og. To the District att Ewing wes ucnally called Johony; when I went down stsire { found Me Fo kes walking bock snd forward, there was nobo y with him; he did not #ey srything to me; I cama up the staira again; 1d’ nov ceo the pistol; 1did not remeia more thin & minute aly ra. Fowkes wanted me to “bring up the old wan jown steirs sgein, and the door at the foot of the s wes locted and tho gas Was out; Mrs Fowkes wanted another gentleman and me through the kitchen window anid we refuret to jJesled opt av the foot of tha stairs for Mr t tive minutes after that til Twas arrested I pever saw the closet where Mr, Fowtos was taken ovt to my knowledge; I have besn Kept aa 9 witness ever sidee © xamings by Mr, Spencer-—[ had been a lodzor t houre four pigata; I did not know Joun swing: £ stronger to thera al; trom the s7und of the pistol it sppearon to me to be fired ic the barrocm after th: sound ot the ristol I saw kis ing oome up the stairs; he possed ime ond Mrs. Fowkes on the staira; he wont faster then on ordinory waik; it wos not mora thaa Couror Ave mizutes from the time that) heerd the shot til! I ret wing on the steite; 1 had tone notning but put on my mnie he did not speak to me as he passed; L did jm cone down the stairs sgain that vight: €4 as acon as the door was oroken open, the a.sirs wero in my view ali the time, and I don’t s63 how Johu Ewing could have come down again without mg seving him. Tothe lusiriey stv rmsy.— My doot is Ave or six feet from toe heac of the svairs; I tad nothing bat my pacts en when I wert 4 md ti ¢, and cothing but my pants on chea I was arrested; { was at my bed- room dor vben 1 wes arrestes, and was token ont of tho back windowjeith three other, and Cown the oack shed; Mrs Fowkes was in ber room at the farend of the lovby, cheu [ eas strested; Ewing's room was an- other flight of stairs above mize Q Lid you know et that timo that a man bad been shot? : “a ‘ A. Theard them sy so ontsido; there was a gress | neise avout ibe bouse; I don't krow the three m n that | were taken with me; one:of them gave his name as Patterson H Officer Michael Wogan, exam'ned by the Distric! At- | torpey, depored—2 aio a polics officer of tho Fourth dis- tric ; 1 know the Pilaoner atthe bar by sight siace the | 24 of July; Tsew him chat ight; the ficat tim: I { him wesine closet between the bitches end the > Officers Mxhex snd Downing were with me; we tried the | coset cocr; it wes locked; 1 tried to pulitopen aad couldn't; we then pryed it open; we found the prisoner at tbe ber, ana Neston, in tw closet Q. end they anything with them? A. Taoy hat unter Fowk s sitting on the flcor wth this lege ; (two smsii pistols produced ) } meer him. ‘rhe District attorney—Take care of t loaded to the muzzle. Witrera-—{ hie a conve-sation with tho prisouer; the first thing he said was ‘Jonn batr’t aright to ao that;’’ thut was aliho said; the boarders were getting out of the wincoas in all cirections, acd wo arre.tos soae six orreven of thew; whe we took them to the station honse Conpaughen said to oe, “You hay. ’t got em, for thoy ere | he right man yet;”’ (cpis ana wer was objectd to;) Ew- ing had been urrested at + time; we went back the eescond time; thenit was that we azrested tho prisoner in the ¢ oset. ‘Tho *itness was not cross-examined. Thomas C examined vy the District At- torpoy, deposed. 2d of July I made @ poat mortem *xamivation of the body of Edward Bo gan at the Fourth ward station house; I found » wound at tho beck part of the head and uoper part of the neck; 1 found 75 perforations by shot; some of tho shot were fiutt-ned, end #ome of them were round (produces them); I found sevaral of them ia the upper portion of the spinal marrow, end 1 removed them; those thet en'ered the spina: marrow are what caused his death; rone ot them perforated the ekuil but merely locged sgainst it; it was the upper part ol the back of the neck that was wouvded; a space about the size of my hand; the shot entered between the low- er part of the sku‘l avd the first bone of the spine. (The shot were orhivited to the court avd jury ) Cross exsmimei by Mr. Tslimadgo—ihe shots were eeattercd to the breadth of my band; I examined the tkin pretty critically; the hair cid not appear to be burned; tho skin was backened by powder, and some graius of powder were there: ad to remove & ii portion o the hair before I saw the perforation; | do ox haga! have seen aby wad; his hair was a dark color, To the Court—Removed the hair from the back part of the head and the reck. The case for the preseaution here closed Mr Spercer celled upon the Listrict Attorney to plsce uyon tbe stand George Newton, whois nor in Court, and has beon detaiued 28 s witnese for the prose- ontios ‘The District Attorney Ceclinsd to call Newton as a witness, ‘ihe Court rfased to comeel ths District At. torney to'call any witnesses whom he did not thiak pro. aor i for the prisoner excepted to the ruilng of the fourt. The wife of the deceased a that a handkerchicf procueed belonged to her husband Mr Tallmadge then proceede.t to open the cave for the defence, and said he would call witnesses to exonerate Mr. Fowkes, l+t the accasation rest on whom it may. George Newton was then ssora, and ex+mines by Mr. Tallmadge, and deposod—L snow the prisoner at ths bar; Iwas a witness st the Corone:’s éoquest, and h-ve been kept asa wit.ess ever siac, on tue part of the proseostion: I was boarding at Mr fowses’ house when Unit transaction took place; about twenty minutes before 12 o'clock, a loud rapping come to tne door; we opened the door, and fi ¢ or six perssns came io, and wanted somothing to «ziak. and Mr, Fowkes refased; they wont ont, and in sdout ten minutes after Knocking came agein; they hammered the pavel wotil it began co some in, and Mr F.«whcs told me to open the door; 1 opened t and two men came in, and Fowses told them he coa'd not kt them hove anything to -rink; they seemed to resist, and wonld not oraz: and Fowkes com menced shoving them out; 1 had the handle of the door 2 my hend, to shut the door when thoy wore put ont; ‘bey’ got ont upon the step of the door whea a shot cams from behind ua; (the disgram produced te correct;) there is one step ug to the door; the shot osme from v+hiad Fowses anc mo; [shut the door when he got them out; Yowkes had his two heuds on the mea shoving them out of ‘he door, Ewing and Connaughen were behiad us whon the thot came; [saw nothing in Fowkes’s hand; 1 swear he had not that pistol fa his rand at the time; ho could not baveit without my seeing it; 1 did not see « small pistol in hie hand Q Did you sce @ pistol inthe hand of any one clue theret «. Yes, sir; [naw both Ewing and Connaughin with a pistol in thel- bands; I distinctly saw # piatol in the bape of both; the report of the pistol came as to bie drinkiog that night, M. Stillwell, counselior-at law, deposed that at she foquest, and he resollected that of the examiostion of ex-policamsa Con- Oo6 or two questions, but the Coroner silow anythiog fike@ oross-eramina t One questioa which he re'uasd to put; Coroner to ask toe witaess if he had not iceman ec ms in after the shot who fired the shot, aea,{taken bafore the Coro- evidenos by the Wistrict at- 4 to by prismor’s argamen’ on the adm! between Mr. F, Talunadge and the that his conclasion was thet this do ene mg t York aaa exclated District Attorpey— (hat a Out the tertimoay of a witness who cetenty cow he killiog done. 3 John A. Demmicg, exaniced by the Distrist att r- i the 21 Jac Isat Twas an offtcor on ; Sbout 1154 or 120 clock that night] was at the corner of Jecod sod Ferry vtre-ts; I heard « cry of “murder” and “‘wateh;’”’ Le n towards where th» cry coeeded from; I went to No 64 francfors stroe —t1e se of Mr Fork «. I fount t#o mea up91 the we k; one wes lying prostrate and the otaer was staring over him; lex mined the prostrate man: he war bioed fre head; he was iyieg on his back; [ judgot m 10 be dying or de.d; be ms BO moveneot, sol was eppereotly dove brea hing; there was a pcocise Commun'cstion mace to me +e to who hart oim; [ras fornects'ance, the p lice f roe ogme from the ate cn; ofiver W. gan onm: frat, ofer Maher css aod eth: or wo o her offers wh) eee in reser’ fier I aeiotance we rap + at the door of 4 fer admistion; ~Ors pid come ten minutes o7 more and wore not ad. me ‘lh 3 i 33 i i 3 3 i hy ‘i i i i z i ; = 3 z g | from behind me, and I was s:anding aide by side with the prisovor; I did not see any flash; I closed the door im- medistely, and Mr Fowkos said, “I did not think that Jobnpy would have dovothet ” Q Did bwing hear him asy that? Ewing hed gone up to bed; when he sald “Tdid nos think Johony would have done that,’’ Iaske? him was it Johny did is, and Fowses answered yes: loud knocking came to tho door, and Fowkes and I went into & Glosst. Q. Why did you goin there? A. There wassach a crowd around Iwas afraid that be they were comicg to kil us; I did not take aay pis‘ols into the closet with me. Mr. Fowkes took somo off the couater acd took them in. Cross-examined by the iistric; Attorney—The pistol I anw with Bwing was tike one of the wcoalt ones; Law ‘tho upper purt of the hanvie; be bad the barrel in his hard; to the vest of my belief it eas one of thove email ones be bed; I don't know whether Mr. Fowxes ned any pisto! fa hiv pocket, but he hed none in his hana; Mr Fowges took the pistole off the coun- ter ard brought them into the clost; I dil not Fee perticularly if he took sil of them off the counter, but { know he took the large one off tae coun- tor, 1 wae with bim ail the time until we weat ta the clonet; Loid not see Me Fowke« load any pistol ia the close; if bo hed los ed say pistol, { should have seen it; Fowk+s did no! go oatel Lebut and fastened coe doorn; Fo whoa room while 1 was shatiing the doo the man being sho Me man lying on he aide 00 tre sidewalk; I wi vot looking at hwing pintel was flred;'¢ do Fowken was Loot ing st + wiag when the a« Le; he na! bis avad foe: be was purdicg the men out with och nis banda; 1 did not eve bien tura bis heed towards Ewing on the pis:ol was fired; where [ stood was trom four | much;” alittle biood wax dropping trom his nose, aad | the right b or five foot from where f him; when 1 few the patel be hed {4a ouabiod, ead it wat As it was impossible to Gnich the case this evening. {t a‘journed to Saturday mora: Toe jury w-re permitte: to seperate efter am ition from the Anether Murder-A Bcakeman Keocked off the Piacform of a Car aad Kued, Another murder was comyitted on Thursday eve- Bing, that gives oti furthor evidence of the inssearity Of life ip this city. 4s the carsof the Harlem train ‘were coming into the city, George Decker, brakemen, ‘while standing on the platform at his post, on the cor- Der of Mott and Broome streets, was knocked off the car end killed, aa is supposed, by his fali om the psvemsot The murderer hes not yet been discovered’. The dead ‘was committed eo quietly thst none on tne cars koew of it, nor was the brakeman missed till the osrs stopped at the end of the line the supposition is, that at ibe corner of these streets some villain jumped upon the platform, strack his victim » blow in the face, wich sent him reeliog off the car, end taen the immediately msde good bis escape Toe deed was oom mitted a few minutes -ft-r @gn' o'clocs in the evening. Iickard was taken up appsrentiy dead from the atreet where he bad fallec, ani carried to the Fourteenta ward staticn house, where be died in a few minuves after his arrival there Yesterday Coroner O'Donnell proweted to the Foar- teenth ward station house for the purpose of bolding an inquest upon the body of the decease]. Here were tombled the wive and brother of the déecessed, in tea-s, the former scarcely conscious of ths irreparable Jos she hed sustained, from the suddenness of the shock she received on being brought into the room where tho dead body of her husband lay Tae following is the testi- mony taken by the Coroner on the INQUEST. J Marphy, revising ac No 409 Fourth avenue, be ing du yaworn, said:—{ sm ap officar attached to tre Herlem atir ad, ond I have been in the em vloyment of tbe company for seventeen years; | have gnowu the ce cesee i tor the last ten years, aud for about four he his eon employed on our Toad; the deceased was a mac of sioady hatits, and not inclines to quarrel with any oue; 1 was informed this morning thay the brateman was kalied, while on the downwerd trath, a ‘out 8 o'ciock last pight. at the corner of Broome «nd biizabeth atreats. I come here immertately, aud 1f-und bim dead Jemes M Hun'er, M. 1, belog daly swora, deposed ave prsld—That be resides at 869 Broome stres?; iss night about § o’clock the Gereased was brought into my drog store; he watked into the etors, but was suppor’ e0 by twe men hoicizg him under each arm; ho sat in av arm cbair; op an examinstioy I found his pulss slight ly depresved; bur at this time [ couid no’ discover any perceptible marks of violence; I ask-d whether he had been drinking or not; and be answered me, “not be had a slight ine ination to vomit it; [then became epgened in at-ncing to the busineva of' the store, loav- ing him sicting unsupported in un arm enair; im about five minutes hs became faint; i'r, Bishop eaqe into the stove then and appled remedies for resurcitating him, 80 much Fo that heraitid. ony was able to talk again; the police officers attacbed to this district removed nim; aboutg the time tho deceased was leaving my store, | ould then @istinetly perceive x contusion on the fo- head, over the left cys; [ caw’t eay furtuer. krnest Hussen, reading st the ern-r of Broome and Mott etreete, being duly sworn, said:—Lust night, some moments p-st 8 o'clock. 1 was staadiag in Broome street, cn the sidewal« beteren Mott and Mulberry, on the south sido; 1 saw the largs passenger car passing me where Irtood, and while pasaing me Lsaw 4 man Topp ng after the ct od I saw bia jumy on behind on the ‘jumper’ debind the cv aio, and I saw him then shove deceased from the platform; } «aw deceased fall- ing towa de me, st iking bis head ogsiast the parement; Tien to bim avd fcund bim lying on his base batween the tracke; he did not move or soesk; the man #bo shoved deocs sed off 8 low size) man, stout pullt, with @ fet face, wearing a je frock coat, and & low bine cap prearing olose to his head; I could Bor 7es0llec' y more of bix dresa; ay soon as he had shoved the decevsed off the pixtform he ran back to- Wards Nott suget eno tursed up Most atreat; I did not see him after thet time Altrec Corson. residing at 185 Mott strest, belag duly Avorn, de pored avd esid—Un last night. about ten min- utes pust 8 o'clock, I was standtug on the corner of Mott and Brocmo etacets, talving toa Mr Cook, ead I thick two ober. and while talking to chem on buriat t, 008 of these gen ff the car, and arocher said, ik @ men ronniog up AMoit street,’ hed knocked bem off, 1 then looked up Mott t, snd anw him running up Mott strest on « there who Stree 4 side and as ho «us passing the gas light that ihe color of the coat was yellow; it 1.00 Of being afcock cost. and bo had the sppearence of being awiout built man and not tall; L think he was on nir0d (ee! from me at the ime; [ran towards the d J and found hi-~ laying on ths strest noar the treck; 1 thipk bo wan then ivsen-ibls. aod did snot opresr to Bnve any control over himsol€ he was taken to Lr. Hunter's store, curser of Mots and oowe street, auc vet thicking he was seriously iojur- 6c, 1 wont off ‘but retarne) in soot ten minutes; Jaw bia eitirg tm a chair; I went into the store then nnd inquired of the 'icevor if he was esrioasly Bied ctor ssid he thought not and maid also hed some persons woula romove him as ho pine ations for ki TF Bishop sooo cane omiving bim be ssid be was serion-ly in- exid he wonls like to get sume brandy for Ir rocured at a peighbosing store, Ir. Bish- op ‘hen gave him some of this brandy, ing owe other remecies ing b m co that he was é ed to talk; I heard Dr. Di-hoyp soy be ovghtto be tazen to the Hospital, but the police ofticer placed him in a cart and brought hin to the station Loar: on Jeaving the drug store I met the form+r witness, who said he had seon the mannez in which the deceased hai been stored off tbe car, and I thougut it my «uty to ceuse his appear- ance betore the Corover on the iaquest. Peter O'Neil being duly sworn, depored and said—I em employed by the Harioa: Keilroad Compsny as driver ;tho Geceared wus acting as conductor at the time of the oc- currence; I saw the deceares on the esr I was driving for the last time at Seventeenth «treet. it was then about 8 o’cloes; Lid not ree him aftor that time util came here this day and saw him dead; 93 far as I know he was a mon of steady habits, and [never heard that he had ~ dispute with any ore foha Bishon, M 1), residing at 174 Wott strest, boing duly sworn, depored and asid—Un passing Dr Huater’s Grog store Jast night about 8 o'clock, I found the decess- Od sitting in a chair in a state of a: neope; afie- spriying Some remedies and restoratives he revived; this day Qosistead Jy Ublia making a post mortem examination, and I ogree with him as to the cause af death. ‘THE POST MORTEM RXAMINATION, David Ubl, M. 1, residing at No.5 Bond street, bein; Sworn, saic—I have mato a post mortem ¢xnmioation the bedy of George l'ecker, no lying dead at the Four- teonth ward station houte: there is a slight bruise on the Gret foger of ths right hand, also oae on the left arm just beiow the olbb#; the I:it eyo is blackened, and a bruise two inches im length at the corasr of the left eve; 2180 a smal) oruise on tre forehead one anda half inches above the midcle of the left eyebrow; no other external marke of vileuee om the body; the left luag wes ina healthy condition the right <omewhat affected with tubercolvea; the spleen was ruptured. bat the other 0’ guns of the body were in ahea.thy condition; on exam ining the Urein, I found the dara mater soms corgesied, the ‘brain also congested; but otherwise Lompoe hes injuries above described were the cause of jeath. The Coroner thon charged the juty upon the evidence ae elicited, who, after aue deliberition, rendered the following I coula dince? VERpict, We find that the deceased came to his death by inju- rier received from a fall, said fall being cxnzed by some man uchnown to ua; and we further recommend to his honcr the Mayor to offer a proper reward for the appre. hensicn of seid unksows man. Decea:ed was thirty seven years of age, and leay: = and seven young chil¢ren to lament his uctimely end. Another Murder, Provably=A Man Shot in the Streets. We are egain called upon to record another attempt to take life in the public streets, Ata lato hour on Thurscay night, ® man named John Gilforgs was on his way to lis home, fo Broaiway, near the corner of Fifty. first streot, and while passing down the Ninth avenue, near Fifty-fifch street, he was shot down by somo mid. night assassin, who crept up dehind him. Two bullots took effect in the back, directly under the right ehoul- dcr blade, The poor man immédiately fell to the ground an¢ cried “murder,” “‘wateh,”’ &e , which, as also tho report of the weapon, was heard by a number of Gor- man femilies living in the imaediate viciuity Chere people, however. were much frigh:one}, and afraid to YeLture out, and did not do so for some time afterwards; therefore, the night being dark, the cowardly vilisia had an excelitut opp or eM ao Carepe, wich he ia. yroved. with but very little being known of him The wounded man was, in a few moments after the p»rpetra- tion of the crime, found where be hed fallen, in sereible conditien, and conveyed to the potice in the Twenty-second ward, where nis wounds @ by Drs, burn, Mo slinter and Caarch. ao peanenere: bee ir. Fen hoe then taken to the jew Yors Hospital, where be still I'ngers in gres+ pain, thongh bis iffe is despaired of. Kvery effort lit bb made to ascertain who was the murderer, by the police of the Twenty-second ward, fhe éteamer P/ymouth Rock. 10 THE EOITOR OF THE HERALD. Stosivaton Ltrs, No. 10 Battery pines, Ont 18, igs4. ‘The trip of the new steamer Piym uth Rock, for Iine, m<ntioned in this mornfog’s paper, wis ai engineer's trial trip, and “the iargs party were she meebanics and persons employed in the con a texhibith he PI, ith the We propose exhibittog the Plymouth Rock to the gon- tlemen of the press at Coraioak P M, on Sstarday, Uct. 14, where she now at tho foot of Twotfth street, Fast river, when be happy to soe any of you on board We in‘end afford ng the public an oppor'unity to ae her et olor No 2, North river, on Monday evoaing, Uct. 14, brilliantly ligh eo u, wilh on the fitet trip for stoniogton on Tuend 7th, ata P M, iarite tions for which will be issued in a day or two Yours, respectfully, & &. LOCKWOOD. } this Reval intelligence. The sloopof-wer Deeatur, board to the Pacific from Nort: lk, arrived as Rio Jeneico -ugust 27, fo 72 dave, tlingood bealh Hed bead winds all ay. after provi-inlog she proceeded on ner ¥ . The even eb remained at Rio at that tine, alt vol The brig of- wer Baindridgs remelaca at Montevideo bdg. W, oll well, i ONE MAN KILLED AND TWO wovNDED—$1,000 # WORTH OF PROPERTY DESTROYED—Ds8CRIPTION OF THE AC J{DENT. A melancholy accident happened yesterday after- NEW ORLEANS, Oot 12—Arr hi | laber, and Narem burg, tad Horvensls, — 2 a ee DIIGO OEE CL IO LEE BS OLE A EEE, ~hosen ~wourr—Of rete Tenaan, 2 Nore Corti tra Navan vie 1. . A H Kimball, Davis, 204ays from Blo Ar. 2 R Cooper, Moors, 8 Ly : opt 28 Conduotor, Wyman, from pre eae, chi Trlecrssls esis: tan ag rn scan ‘ebster, wane iver’ Citiiee, Pallsdelohie 7” Sa veide, from Ma- ik. noon in the distillery estab! ghment of Movers. Firman PHILA VELPHI4, Oct 13 4 PM— arr brigs Ionian Yates, us. & pet Penn, Robson, &Co, of Willismsburg This establishment, with ite Boston Heanlet Carr, Savannah, Harriet Hall, Boston; Are Ry, Quebec Palleadl- numerous buildings, &e, is situsted near the Grand stieet ferry, and covers the whole space of ground >e- tween Fest and Second streets, and between North Fourth aed North Fifth atreete. Rumor et first greatly moegnified the evil results of the accident, but stil the Joes of ilfe and property that has actually taken place is sufficiently deploranle. About one o’elock P M., before the men had returned from dim er, people in the vicinity were alarmed by the noire of an explosion, On rupxzing to the spot whence are Eacrs, Coj bk Nea bie the sow 6 proceeded, it wae discovered that the still—a | pit from the {'Linchs Islands, Le round tower compored of brick about tweacy feet in dismoter, and some thirty feet high—was in ruins. Our reporter reached the scene of the disas'er shortly after it ocourred, and g the) ed the following particulars: — It secma that the whiskey as is customary in large estehlishments of this description, was here distilled by steom. 4 pipe conducted the steam from the boiler to | the still, (t:¢ buildiag destroyed.) and the steam had ovly been let on some twenty minutes orfore the acci dent took p'ace It was this still that ourst, caused, no | dout, by the sudden influx of steam Whether there | vas any défectio the stiil iteelt, remains, as yet, | a G + ooh, bat it is very proton — ‘tae. rhe 16 loss of p 'y was ontimat: Polly, one the members of the ficm, at $1,000 2 ” Bot the most iamentadie part of the sccitent is the desth of one man, and the very lous condition in which avother ts now Ising. men were ia the building at the time—Wiliaw Ree, engineer, John Bey- lip, Gieman, and Joho Parker. bd Wm Feel’ who’ resided at No 10 North Sixth street, Willisinsburg, was killea on the spot—literaliy crushed & § we 10 death by the tailing in of the bricks aad beams. He | Bic Homace Gueeixy~4 letter from Weooamon bearded beg Meu sroat thirty years of age, and dies re. | B. ne: otown, BC states that a wreck ha: gretted as much as ha lived respected by all who knew mia the head, head aud ators | Miedle-boro w Bim, He leaves a Wifeand ono child to lament his us. with sino underiaié with ft, | and ten Brew happy ceath. cha Beylio, fireman, was carried to his house in a t timber hore with her; onone T datectod 9 | Orleans 0; Soa D very Oiatresring condition He was dreadfully braised | (with ved paint. Prow # vk on the claiber | John Bull, Thom and ecaides. Hix head and stomach were shattered, and | scrin'ion of the veesel there is no doubt taatit ie the wreck | na, Bettes. for Monteveld of the brig Horace Grecley, Capt smith, who sailed from Stafford for Sydney his hacds wo « to manslad that they soarcely could be back to Sbap; have to discharge and go into dock pees ey Tooke was strech bye sem om the qu % whicb ceverely stook her deck house, aud partly Titpped’ hor covering board, Barx Gror 0, ants, jateh JH Poole, ork. id steamer Delaware, Clark, New York; brig Mause- NY 2 pills. Bailey, Portland; sony yy on, 4 Robert, a Be Fool, Yates, gad’ J'F Tobias, Hand, Boston; | nd San Brancisee 2 vos des’ Mare, Bem Solem; Dan nicholas, DeDuate and delle Fone Bootiend, os om Grit ee. NYork. Mary Merehen, James, Sing Bing. "| Beavers te port Sot ae Kecphousen 1 tasen, for Bee ton ready (before re; eld Disasters. into Come ft Gawxoocx, Orgo0d, for Now York, eld f | ts Gecteban caetitcs te deinta Laat eaten | for repairs, (of Portemouth) Jeffe.y, from ate tte is reported Dy telogieph Tobe pireed: mir Goopw: Teb 29. for Ct ‘hich pubinto Valpa- | ped inte Valve ¥e . Sydney. NSW; ; 27th North america, Heway, of Baltimore, parted her collision with ebip Bee Witohs of New damage to ke in raiso. Aug 15. otserwise. built: it ly, closely ribl a it 1d 100 feat leg. “Some 9 oF 40 Wambersie, ety discerned. ; His recovery, wefeer, 1s extremly. danht- toh tery B "Hayman, cre we bet, ned ite aa ie ht BT by, Mish Poster 8 fork for Payal. Tue injuries sustained by Jobn Parker, the remaining Seance: CnPRECST men tere, Cneenay woe Wenn Mines Noe Nore Capac en Poprrsagparry Lossepe foe sufferer mere not #0 serigcs. He was’ badly so Bric Rarxmow, of Now York, abandoned Sth inst (par. _ Mizrorp Haver. v0, Rvans (trom New- ad won blown compl tely out of the winiow by the | ticlaectwnieh see " wry port, Paving repaired) for NYork. explgion }@ eaee haven! able to wale after the ac waa ‘an 2 vessel, 25 iB at ET oma ‘Pewront—cle Sept 25 Samos, Pettengill, Charleston, cicen’, an? with proper treatment stands a good chance of recivery. Bis escape was truly miraculous. ANOTHER ACCOUNT OF THE AQCIDENT. Dearenxe o'clock yesterday afternoon, just previous injuries whil rap ber upon some rvoke Baro Curoparma, McParland. of New York. nig Sith Bea, Ghee Nek ‘ oR tamouTH— Doane, London: ad fer Yon) #4 220. American Eagle, Mosre (from Lowe I Ponviaxy—Of Sept 25 Euphrates, Laird, from Londen, for California to the retorn of the workmen from dinner, a still fa the | Bess St Mari Gneeh Sih uls, efter Log: NB and srd ith for Lovdcaterryy, sae Horeie omueee large whiskey distillery between Norta Fourth and North New York. 81d 27th Europe, Shankiia (from ), Lea Fitth and Firrt ond Second strects, Williamsburg, known | if? as Polly’s Gistillery, exploded with a loud report, par- tially destroying the building, tearing dowa! tho stills, Sonn CHALLENGE of Cam dence put into Camden ath int wonld oischarping, as the leal on. BR. Paseod . uate E ‘seoed A Bort 38 Franchise, Robinson, from Rorrzrvam—Cld Sept 26 Texas, Merrill, and Misslesippd, aon RYork. , very leaky. Would repate was supposed to be about and fatally and otherwise injuring the workmen in tho | the rudder cariog. a a ni Seas, sak vieeewew Hihe, vicinity, Sour Ricunonn, yet Battimore, which Rig Sshore on jept 27 Graf Von Bulow, . Now Yorks The report of the explosion was so great as to attract | New, Malet Leach, has gone to picoes, calle an Hale Poh eam London. Bid, 28th, Sea eral attention to the premisos, and the fire alarm | Scun Ross, Ellis, from Bi LIGO— pt frits being rong, the Grenien turned out for duty It | Relaainn tae act NArarmE~ Std Sept Was soon sacerisincd that n” danger from fice was to de | Irland, and wat ‘Texet.~ Arr Sept 26Nathl Hooper, prehended; but tbe tiremen hada far nobler Geld for | ton, » Vie Sept 7 Gee Nowe the exercise of their powers then that of saving Ba ScuR Forxtoner, from Souris, PEI, for Portsmouth | y7¢h for Caoiz). Clad Sept 8 Jol property, The | engineer, who had been at | NH. with juniver Knoop, fish ko, wag totally lovt 22d ult, | York), Cadiz; Lith Syivins, Berry (trom Boston), tencipg = tosh engine, somewhere — beneath | Fe ‘oargo were sold for £6 54; vessel afeer- Dear, Sept 22—A three masted vossel, waterlogged, haw- the stil, was buried in the ruing. ‘he gallant felows set bravely to work, end with the assistence of the Br four Mau x{Exrr aarti, of and supposed trom Souris, ing ae burnt, een one Som om hommes Cab Hore | ted men end citizens who crowded t) the spot, econ fo ¥ ith janiper knees, railway slee to have m Tous in tant condition, was aay rudicient rubbish to enable them to asgortain his | Sarwent athore at, Little Hervor W. af Torbay, aight of LUN 18k Or Weg the Avet Many, Bobeee ie e>act position. His hand was Bret uncovered, noxt his | 25thult. ‘The vossel and carco was sold for £3 ln, It wae BID, 610 then thry tied to Hind out if be was yet alive. | thoug rt rhe woul laven Sept 22—The Mysore, from re. bur po sound responsed to their words, audonly adesth- | A Vresx on Fine was seon afternoon of 10th, about 15 Tat 50 N, lon 2634, ‘8 creat quantity of like silence aneseroi the plercing cries of his hoart- | miler irom Now Haven, It was visible for about shrec: ‘desis anf staves; iso » vessel's bu.warks stricken wife Still they thought be might yet 00 alive, | quarters ofan hour and then probably sank, Oke hovel irrenslnir, and tbe xemoval of the rubbish pro- | sudvenly diseppeared. Ocher, veels were seen in the vi mouth yesterdey Ey toe Diatean ot conded with all speed as length he was taken out from , Whacemen, hat bern ie contact eee, that veal ia the satay pers i ory te Pine bind Bo Lig Mt New Bedford 12th ship Crozimbo, Rowley, Pacite vs vey: d to his lste bome in North sixth street. fhe head | 2%, 5 Chai Gardner West; feow Wea fearfully brulied aud tanngled, and the body sevare- BE tp: gaa Toe, Gomeey. do Mom Paulie, | Rostock, Sept 19—The Rostock ship Adolph Michels, Wie- ly scalded. The name of deceased was William eal He Robe:t Edwards, Keil a was in Stockholm 12ta, ready to sail for Savanzah, Waves a Wive dnd che Taleabuano, 8 Quosn, 400 tons iron. dovn Boylan. the @ éman, was daily tujured about the sk beng eee Gauway, Sept 2%6—The Jona; dbp rer te alow rd beud, aud his body was horribly acaded tie was taben | OPTS arcator” Norion, 400 bble sil told, bewad te A to his resisrnce, coroer of North -econd and Sixth rt Payis for men and officers. a. seh leaky and cargo main b ; ish all 4 gee stiects —‘Vhis man his a wife and several children, | ' anchored off do Sopt 12 Eugenis, Wood, N B, 1126p, 190 | fortrana several sails aplity a portion ef the Sears tine ee His ic juries are beyond the ekitl of the physician, and | whi overboard. his Geath is heurly anticipated. . Al wwe: Seas 34a Tiree ioe ew of fe Another of the ceatTy rs Ye os Feirkyeet ia seeaie. wos from Boston vie Halifax for — nes oe vena “hy — Place, were duty it is to to the stil on iy injare werpooi. Oot ‘ope Kace 7 ° aser, ‘ Silicate ele veverstiracsided teithe lett ion ond SHIP Saondonin, Conde jemoastio for Boston, | ¢,CZEN0CM, Sept 24 Ehe Dudier, Gray, from Chrtetlans his shoulder tadly hurt, by a biow from a piece of the fi ing timbers. ‘Was conveyed ge residence, cor- nor of ihird and North Sixth strects. Had this oce srrence taxen place a few minutes later, @ much larger number of persons weald have been in: ea in Wweruin No cause has been for the aco dn: lat I Hanford will hold an inquest upon the body of deceased thi- morning. ‘The damage to thi mises is estimated at about $1,00%, ugon which there isno insurance. —_—_—_—K_——é—X—X—X__=[=—=—— HARITIME INTRLLIGENCE. Movements of Ocean Steamers, lon de. ry oth A Sh te °° Henry Hardiog” (Am ship), bound 8, Aug 10, lat 4N, ete. AsrinwaLt—Arr Sept oles Liberty, Groon, Kingston, h inst. Bowarnr—In port Sept ‘30 brig Walponding, Dunscomb, from 1 ra. CanLal Rover el Fo ochowfoo (not Sap Francisco: ship Ami Limebui for NYork Engh East Hanzon, (Hermada)-No Aim verse) in m4, Haxivax—Arr Oot 5 bric Milo, Anderson, pis; 71h schr Gorm, Croohy, NYork; Sth brig Belipse. Masge 21; Mth steamer alps, Moodie, NY-rk, S7 hours for Liver: Pool brig Golden Age, Malngn 25. Cld 6th yacht Drige- net, Burr, U St rel ald, ith, do. Hone Ko July £2 barks Brothers, Crowell, fir is Burmeister, for sale, nat Cheer. Bak 9. Havana! alte, Wil NY¥ork du the Fusamy ol for do, ldg sugars at $1.75 por box; brics Smith, for Balti: . would probabl; ‘daring the week; Samael ith, from NOr! Baltic, Perry, for Boston ing the week; 8 P Bro: Freeman, dieg; sohr Midas, dor: Sin} f and for New York, } hip Hur n. Driver, from Miramichi for England, Sept 29, 49, jen 2018 W. (sp) BANGOR—CMe Oct 10 brig Elizabeth Mary (Br), Porter, BaTH—Sid Oct 10 bark Sam Merritt, (new, 333 tom® or eee! hin. arr Oct 12 steawcer Locust Point. bs how issie Herwood, ps rool Pilg 4 ‘ot Bi ta belore rep tied); b hrs Lillie E., Budieo all ;, Ocean ‘Trapsni via Gibraltar for Bos- odmond, Bil, from ept 17. Int 2534, fon 14 16 W. Fore! to sail on return in week endit in port Sept 10 ships Rdward, Cotby, and Red Putnam, for U States, Megaolle, Patterron. for North Carolins, Nickerson. for do Cowper ing har Boston cargo, enpponed for dor Bagle, Wil N for U Sater: bark Vermont, ‘Marsaen, for 0 itter), H te one Sth back Home, Sargent, Chinohas, and eld or 0 Suates { Chinche Istande Sept 6 ships Harlot, Otis, for United hive wr do, and others. uly 20 ship Mischiof, Lawronce, for Es tzrned from Chinel Stra atdo same ip une; Danish bark Ca- *Uohacea, Sid Sept} chr Ansa Hicks, Caso, Liverpool. mace opt 2S sche Anna 990 Foocnowroo—tn' port att duly 10 shige Samuel Russel ; Mery Empire, —; kin, Bi i unc. pe and Mountiin Saale, Pressey, rae, vie Quarea— wa, peon. fur NOrlcans, ie, s mg renp y= maaan momen on poor ecacaey iin port Rept 1e, Bartlett (or Wi- Port of New Work, October 13, 1854, Joy) from Volpadaio (ar Ang 28 for Baltimore, i Siento cua, sores Seger aiatinr ce: jt ip Atlantic, Lis 1, BK Collins, ips Isasc Now- Ebip Bagndancek, Trove, New Orleans, 3 W Riwell'a co, | top: Lunt, Colectts: tid, Klien Warwick, Frost, do.’ 1" ci? Chteanire, Pomeroy, New Orleans, Crosby, Crocker cue fa ach oa yee, ine, for a ; thip Mary Green, Brookmen, New Orleans, HB Brook. | Flora. Tater, for at Catharines and Barope, "7 tor | CEYMERTIL NB, o wie atraesaten, 04 Ship sonore Pritchard. Charleston, Alfred Lada, RYorx th, winds eee sae 5 henoe saga, 12,000 soars; | IB (and ald 4h tor ality Toth seh eatag OtBrteee Po ig os Ecce “it, port duly 7 "Bios ‘iond Porter, Sondae, uh Tarry Not, Reed, Mohmon ; scat Alpha, ‘hardy, Pate Sees eee ECR hey, Dots Tynes, Fam + ad, ah iorers, Brows RFE ee P ‘aaa ‘NRW ARK~Sld Oct 12schr Elisabeth Segar, York, Ware- Bark Perim. Robinron, Bonaire Nermith & Sons, ruvinas—in por rence, Rey, bam. York neat day; Detroit, Robinson, from and for do, do. | NEW BEDFORD-—SIa_Oct 11 sche Warrenton. Stratton Fark Espress hose, rt xe Brig Capt Tom es mm ‘urks | Philadelphia. Cid 12 h, Spam brig Pledad, (irom: Bt Jonoy ay Sarah Jane, Sanders, Savannah, Sturges, Clearman iP. havin; Berd Fanny Holmes, Baltimore. W F Schmidt & Co. Bremen, " HAW LORDON--arr Oct 11 schrs Bxcel., en peer ee os ae et ara Tornambueo, for Sen Morell Averell. Nastuckes for Noes Good Brig Tavanler, Denners, Koy Wai, Fle, RS Malsland & | hence vie, Pernambuco, for Ban, Francisco, and ald 29th, | Morell, Averell. Nantucket f Oj Sete Rufas Soule, Smith, Charleston, mastor. Grom Tele de Mayo), Haltinory. ae | PS gWeontcare Oot 1h orige ® Ellon, Windsce See Hog Tema, Baris, Cunteges, OL Pomet thetyreported ater. nna’ aterm for Solem 3.daya;ana | £05 Meraclac Claw, Prevmcctons tor Wartelke Tones derow Sophy Colin, Alla, W &Rud- | tro danrino—ie port Sopt § Br bark Crusader, forN | Bernard, Nantucket for oem Lacapetes, Thowpraes ‘Schr H Nason, Mallen, Richmond. J Norton. Jr. York 14g; brigs Jaga (Dan), for NOrleans abt Oot 1; Jo- for N¥ork: Qnly Son; Sarage, 4 tor dor Bride, Gillett, Baltimore, Meliler & toed, | bann Corl (Nor), for ore. Going in Milton, Hawkins, N York for Ware- Jayne, Tyler, Baltimore, Van Brant & irk, of Boston, from Malags Gibralter (the wid for Boston; Cen SY —— Slagbt. Sia Re a sode HotoRid, Monee tdeosad’ emake tate aie | eens Oe metlioetne Welt Gee Acaiee Siladerpeiss Sens en OR CNN: SW eS Fe rea, Ba'limore, do: 234, sohee Danville, Dodges | albert Fisld, Philliys, Teanten fede; Rio, Means, Becton Wescott a; Lymebburg,Neleon,’ Baltimore; 20th, bark | jor Jackeonville; Rockingham, Bray, Salen for Richmond. Croole, Coffin, NO; loans. ‘Slst, Uhas Brownell, Baltimore; nae, Bigley, Havens, gee 2 Coltoony (Br), NOrleans. Cid lst Br brig Brie, for * Ned rz {Get LF ste Frencenis, Fee ws, Boston, yRINAM—In port Sept 11 bark Rouble, Saunders. for Pride of the Sea Hooper, trom N Yo Sinsp Wansea aiaseane Men Be Borin next dey Tank nate, Poleitor, remand for Glow bit om Philade Seg ‘ane! isndee® ARKIVE). Ee Arde vert (Br), fom Stedohe, WB. ee ton, Condon, New: Ship Lag Cook, Lond on, 29 days, with mdse and 309 ig Inthe rivor 11th, brig Pleiades, Conter, el Aavana. Paseengers to Dun! Dimon. t 9, off St Goorgen. 7 bark Pario, ‘oone faw five Ibeee packct ships standing W; Sth’ saw ship ¥lore port abt Joly 15 ship Arshor, Thomas, all, Golder, NOrloans for Mscdopalé from Havre for Ne k | The Q had westerly | trom Hong Kong unc; yd lessonger Doane, do (lat otal 2. goles ept the Banks, Had oight deaths and two births on | ter has been vr: ed at Foechowfo)- ants fads ed ry b Conrad, Exsck, bine Arequl Pe, Cooper, Rio Janciro, 60 days, with 5, a ‘Cun, Facey, x Sal: ‘Saab G: ~4 aera oP ehaeon °“Dark. Clarins, KoBean, Neuvitas, 12 days, with aclasses, | “Se Sonne, Palace Driske. Cambridge Be ottatertcotton aed cedar tieter Deere S BUD | dlehern, em ‘culy Aim veeest 1 cre nies Evig Balsio {Br Guatd: Hert en Frinse. 21 daye, with log Savawa—in per Bopt 1 barks 8 (OUTH—Cla Oct 11 ship Moultrie (now), of Wie- wood, to H laield; vessel to C Ackerly. Boston (July 24) via Mell th: Bavanneh (of Provincetown , Chapman, St Jobnsa, | fron do (July 2) arr 9th; iCE—Arr Oct 12 er Petrel, Jones . to Gimboraat & Kscoriats, srr Gib, all to load for oe River: ) Trimingham East Harbor, 4 a ll Philedolpbis, & J Herton, May ‘with salt, to Middloton & Co. Sept 25, 3] “ do farts Philadelphia. &1 e ered an Am brig srewing, a red and white Syoxey. NSW—Arr Jane Br: Coam: 5 poles Jom 71, spoke sehr Allee Ann | gold. Moreton Bay for Londow: 27¢ sod Sun: Ri Ssh toat Int | Msiller (or Brightman), Melbourne, wing besn 0; Invoioe, Glover, ‘NYork; el from Georgetown for | dismar joro stated. i . : Pont, Albany: Meey Delite Hawkins; Bouma, kara et ete Ties |B ee etapa, ae” oP | BC eee a Cea, Mane b Gastpet, Chapell, Savannah, 9 days, with lam- Tounxs—are Sept 6 ship Loo Sho, Day, Boston May 6, ro Broke, ee Phi % Agate eed Rllewoste Saran ror NY or wrig ; A wu ok pe perma aarti at | air gheg tn tae ta ane Sree. | Bog Pi kiegetartrece cee ae a alt & Co att on os H a ~ fT in ‘with wreck-of brig Wel it Now York, water: | Bearse NYork June 2; 27th, Chilean bork E TL, Sohtce” Brown, ek Ay Gary Aun, Holey, Mork; Riise i took and soven senmen, | der Bost 'n May 26 thew, Griftiny W indoor, rot Affairs.) ry t S0tb ships Akbar, sold; Sea Witch. Frazer, for WOCKLAN rr brig J yh, RYork; Cont sien Bachold unc; Cubana (chit, for Che-lerton; Oy ie and Behr Bila, Weakos, for Caldera and mn; b, Hodson, for Melbourne, ork. sohre Mi Bebr Biizateth Ano, veh orgee. Me ernen, Thomes ral, Milter: Schr Posrt, ¥ oe! (Pem Sreamerur Evnora, Boston.) at i }; George Will hy Commerce. Cor Antwenp- Arr fone 26 Virainii in. MoDonald, Ha- ‘Hix; don, Simons Behr Frank, Mo! yana. 81+ wth. P Hettsick Bourne, Now York. io 4 Si ‘ol Simons, ———.. ani Sets Ere Hamin Boston. At do 77th, Sea Lark. Froedbery, Rochambean, Hallowell, Clon eh Be don for this th of Bloos or Cowen Bid Sept 22 0 Heitcon Gooding for Flushing ith, & L { Chieteata, Merri, NYork Pillsbury and Joni ayia) eer sar teas i ork, it, Boston; Charlotte Reed, HATEN - In port Sop! 21, ¢ mbassador, McDonald, rey? Torry, for Now ¥ } Bienmor, 0 ‘Art Rope 28 George, NVeshs 25th, Washlogton Er a v nse Co gen & Hinrich do; 26th, Antotsette, from Galves- | det, Getohell, and Ktohmond, ton NYorl At do 2d, WV Kent Por dloton, tor NV or! 5 eo LEW—arr Oct 9 briee Phebe A Paige, Lewis, Phite- ol: @ Ht Samp: Baisror—Cld Sept 2 T howe ot Tarte Seka ipbia: Wateon, crt Ewen (not Philadelphia) feet eto | (and anchered wt the Pill enm orm, Rathburn, Rosdouts 10h bries W hittator, og] _ Std from the Pull 224, Cl 1b Pron ties, i is, Zenith, Davie ™Yore for Kennebunk ‘Phitedoiohia: | ¢14 1ith Utb, bric Barmah, M’Kenzie, PI Noyes, Ne: it LK Snow, b York vin Marble » Bie Glover, No iar joe, Stevens, Wilmington, NC: 3 York; th. Prtrel, ‘hi adel) hie; 10th, brie ba Ainghem, Bray, Virginia; Lith, « fiset ef ‘sehr Koo! 6 bd Baet t q d ANN AH—Are Oct 10 barks Culloms, Grant, sud Re- Biaee ca ity Dutad), gkker > York. CA'bark beact, Orumley, during the day from NE, Marwore, York: sobr 1. $ Davie, Abell, NY ork. aoe Bas Proseipee erento plow Lite efrld, tor or —— Narn OP Kbealtar, Solato, New York, Sd | mural, do bth brig Will Schr Ctorm King, late of Monten, wae cold at Syteey, | isha Freciilg fot Hawk nergy, NYorr: live Cone Are & Ponreny > 7th inet. by, Movers Connoe & to be commanded oy apt W lilew © ship of 700 tons oslled the h, B bury. She 1 Or enue (an eee a {ents ae Sapt hr Onwed. Smith NYork: Roatan; Mit ache urephownd, NYorg U grdo, tha Beck. Paw, “RS Nevenska, Boatman, St Stephon,