The New York Herald Newspaper, October 19, 1854, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD. =e = WHOLE NO. 6629. NEW DISPLAY AY THE OL) STATE FAIR, ‘The Vermont Horse Exhibition. INTERESTING NEWS FROM CANADA. BANK FAILURES IN THE WEST, &., &o &. » From Osneda, THE FORGERY RXTHADITION CASE. Brantronn, C. W., Oet 16, 1854. In the case of the Queen vs Aorasm, extradised from New York ona charge of torgory, the jury to night Tererned a verdict of guilty. THS CLERGY RESERVES SECULARIZATION BILL. #3 QumaEC, Oct. 13, 1854 Laat nigh Attorney Genera! MeDomalé introduced the Clergy Reserves Secularization bill before the House o Parliament. It gives the entire fand to tie municipal 80 10¢il, end secures life claimy on the incumbents. It ‘al-o provices that they may commute their claimson the principles of lite assurance. From Loulsviile. PRSTRUCTIVE FIRS-—DEATH OF AN OLD CITIZEN. Lovavitza, Ost. 18, 1854. A fire originated last night in the extensive book atere of H.C Mortor, on Main street, near Thicd. The flames communicated to the tin ware stors of McDermott Clifford & Co, and the store of Csssidy & Hopkins, the latter of which was but slightly damaged. McDermott, Ciifford & Co. saved s szaail porifon of their stock, but the‘eatire contents of Mr, Morton’s estabilshment were Gestroyed. The loss ic estimated at $45,000, which is mostly covered by insurance Major J L. Martin, we vider’ and wealthiest citizen of Lopisville, died yesterday. Exhibitions and Fairs, THE NEW ENGLAND HORSE EXAIBITION. Brarrutmoro’, Vt., Oct. 13, 1854. The New England horse ¢xhibition to day was a fine ove. The entries included sbout one hundred and afty Srimals, four-fifths of which were Morgan varieties, Black Hawk predominating. There have been exhibl- tious of a grester number of horses, but nove, perhaps, ‘Of greater value of stock. Five thousand dollars were fefused for each of two horses on the ground. ‘Ubis morning o half mile was made by 8 mare belong- ing to Mr J. L. Brigge of Springfeld, Maas., at ths rate of two minutes and fifty four seconds. A mare belong- ing toMr. Twitchell, the snyerintendent cf the Boston acd Worcester Reiircad aisp made excellent speed. This afternoon was devoted to testing the qualities of stallions, and those desizned for all work, and those of seven years and under, by the rule of apeed but none of them beat the above time. The attendance on the ground was liberal. The programme of to morrow includes sunéry trotting matches and the decirions »f the judges. Fri¢ay will be spent in miscellaneous matches, some of great interest; also» trie! of equestrian skill for the prize of a gold watch, to be competed for by ladies. A similar prize is offered for the best speed made by three year old horses. THE OHIO STATE FAIS. NuwaRk, Ohio, Oct, 13, 1854. The State Fair is now infuit blast, and the admissions have been very large. About 6000 badges have besn bold to day, and some new entries made. ‘ke committee have been evgaged since 10 A. M., and their examications will not be completed until late to- moorrow. The reports of premiums wil! aot be made pub- lic until Friday. The horses of Ohio are much finer than is usually mupposed at the East. The stallions of various breeds ‘fare as handsome as can be found in Vermont. Sixteen roadsters are now trotting in the ring, which is one third of mile in circumference, to the great delight of some 5,000 people. This part of the exhibition attracts the crowd from the examination of the cream of the Durham steck of Ohio. Chichester’s flax machine is being set upin Mechantes, Hall, and a large quantity of straw ison hand for to- morrow, when the practical value of the improvement will be shown. The manufacturers, department and the display of flowers are small for a State fair, Each, however, pos- fe-res objects of attraction Acarriageon exhibition, manufactured at this place, 8 superior in point of elegance to any@hing which has been seen at the Crystal Palace. Owing to the postponement of the fair from Peptem- ber, the products have come forward slowly. There {s, meverth , Much good fruit, and some most excellent sweet potatoes, grown in Ohio, which have been kept perfectly sound for one year, The attendance at the fair cannot be estimated unless by acres. The weather is glorious, and the exhibition is going off to the satisfaction of all except those who hava been i:convenienced by the detention of freights, ‘Wemen’s Rights Convention. Pmitapecemia, Oct. 18, 1854, The Women’s Rights Convention met here this morning, + end was called te order by Mrs. F. D. Gage, of Missouri. About 600 persons were present. The following officers. were sppointed:—President: Mrs. E. L. Rose, of New York; Vico Presidente: Lucretia Mott, Frances D. Gage, T. W. Higginson, Marthe C. Wright, Thomas Garrett, Caroline M. Severance; Secretaries: Joseph A. Dugdale, Eannab M. Larlington. Fesolutions were introduced by Lucy Stone, whe spote upon them, and was fdllowed by Mrs. Cutler, of -Dlinots; Mies Anthony, Mrs. Young, Mrs. Gage, &o. Adjourned till So’clock. From Boston. ARRIVAT. OF PASSENGERS OF THE OITY OF PHILADEL- ‘PHIA—MILITARY PARADES, ‘The weather here has cleared wmilitary display in our city to-dsy. The Boston Light Anfantry, Capt. Chazles 0. Rogers, celebrated thelr Stty- sixth anniversary. ‘The Light riillery, Major Cobb, go “through miliary evolutions on the Common; sad the Light, Dengoens. Col, Weight, have anall day parade, Aah, en Ee TREN Yen Tat be pene oigors saved from the wresk of ihe Cty of Philadelphia. Bank Failures at the West. Cincomani, Oct. 18, 1854. The Kentucky Trust Company Bank failed to day, as © did a'so fie Ohio Savings Bank. There was much excite. ment on Third street thie afternoon, and a run was com- ‘menced on one or two private banks, which will probably ‘be renewed to-merrow. A private bonker of this city closed his deors to day, sand the Connorsville Bank suspended. The Yeliow Fever. Barrmonr, Oct. 18, 1854. Yollcw fever continues gradually to decrease at Se- -vennah, Augusta, and Charleston. ‘The weather in New Orleans is getting quite cool, end dehnops te rapidly decreasing. Navigation of the Ohio, Wirmiaso, Get. 18, 1854. A rite in the Ohio river has been confideatly expected <or some daye past, but as yet none has occurred, Exmigracts for Nebraska, AVBXANDRIA, Oct, 18, 1854. ‘Thirty-two Marylend emigrants, bound to Nebraska, paseed through bere on Tuesday, expocting to join an other party at Julpepper. 3 2 Markets. Paorcaperrma, Oct 18, 1854, seen stock bec 4? was firm this morring, wits » fol. wing salen:—Keading Kailrond, 36; renpsyivan's Railroad, 43%; Loxg Island Railroad, ; Morris Ca- nal, 1234; Pouney ivar ia Stato Fives, $436. money market is without change inw Oot. 17, 1864, Our cotton-market is ina wales during the past two days of 7,000 bales, ling ip queted at 8%c. Freights to Liverpool are at 7 10. Ib. A sale of cow molasses has been mado at 280 voit ashe. cath exe, Oot 18, 1986. of two rewed pees. Teeena barley, ‘ MORNING EDITION—THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1854. LO 8 BY TELEGRAPH, |The Lae aurier me sme Teenty-Second/ INTPRESTING POLI) .\CAL NEWS. 'B —VYERDIOT OF THE JURY CORONRR'S INQUES? Bi AGAINST Yesterday Coroner Hi, “= Proceeded to the City Hos Pital to hold an inquest upon the body of Joba Gitfroy, who was abot in the Nint S79nue, near Fifty Arst street, on Thursday evening Ina, by one Willism Eberle as was alleged by him just pravidnt to hiedssth The Prisoner war present during the trial and msa'‘fested copsidersbl+ interest in the proccedings Hs counsel wos aleo present The following is the result ef the INQUEST. Peter Bogart, being duly swarn, seid—I reside \vt the northeast corner of Fifty-fourth street end Nunth eve. nue; on Liat Yuraday night, about 64; o'clock, I wae c.ming from work, in company with anciher ma, nemed J z mnett, we were going through Firty- . from the Tenth to the Niath ayeoue; when sbout th» midgleof tae block I heard the report of a pis\ot or gun; T thought it came from Ninth avenue, bs tyrero Fifty Afthand Fifty sixth streets, we were 4 ing very sinwly: we continued on our way; about ti threo minutes efterwarda we mt the prison: cere p he +tyrted back, as if frightened; be ae to} in his had, but I thick it was a lager one at row shown me; fie held the etock fo hie rigbt han. enc sat hoié of the barrel I thonght rtrarge of bis action, and I think I re- marted that would fnow me when ho agowm: I think thet I roads the remark to Mr Bennett; Tpsssed omin am opposite direction from that of the Liat rey and went home when [ was tnformed by my colord (James Jobin.) thaca wan hed been ehot in Fitty risth street, near Ninth avenve; he said he did not gee it, bu: had beard go; [then told him (Tobin) of my meeting the prisoner, aad that be acted strangely, wpon wh ch Mr. Tobin advised me to go to ths station houre and state the elroumstanca; I did ao; the Ceptein sent four or five men with mé, but being uarble to fd th: pruorer, we went home; I am sue the prisoner is the man I met, es I bave before sta in before to my knowledge; it was abeut ast o'clock P.M when I met him; it was bet ween cantia light and dark; he had ona black cont, dirk pants; there was cothing peczliar about his di but what I bave already sta’ Pwbat he hedic behead wes too musb covered cactly whet it was. Crore examined by the prisoner's counsdl—I hed ve connection with the prisoner; there was 22 one omer with me whea I met the ozisorer, except Wr. Beezatt and another man named James Cotton; the prisoner waa alone when } mst him, Direot examineticn resumes—I did not know the pri- soner; I have beard that the prisonde acd Jegeased work- ed in the same shop together; I understand they were coachmakers; I don’t know whers they worked; I have heard that they baie qzarrel together, and that the deceased made a compla‘nt against tae prisonor to their bose; officer + ull, of ths Twenty second ward, told me 80; this is alll know abort it. Jobn L. Bennett, ihe compsnionof the former witness, stated thas the atatement made by Mr. and that it wasall he krow about the ‘® carpenter, acd the Inst witness was saw the prisoner before, nor did he the decessed to hia Fzowledze. Charles Frechovar, beine sworn, daposed, threugh an interpreter—That be lived in Tscth averse, between Fifty firet ane Fifty second streets; | was coming dows Ninth avenue on the evenfng in queation, nosr Fifty sixth @ reet, on the west sids of tae street comtog towards itty. Alth street; I saw two mea in conversation togeth- er between these two atreéts; f did not hear what they said; they were cot talting loud; when I waa wear the corner of Fifty fourth strat [heard the report of a pistol; I tureed around and taard one of the zo. haloo murd+r; Lam not certaln that it waa one of thece men; Law no pergsn in theatract but these two men} it wastoo dark at the time for me ty #98 them trom where I was; wheal turned around [ did mot aes avy ove, but I beurd some persons crying out; the ory came from the direetion where these men wire; if the pereon had orisa murder I should have heard very frightened and ran cme; thisis all | know it; Tum 9 married man, aod live with my bog 4 Orcss exaemized—i ama rock @Instor; I work for boss Fium, at xorsvitie, I never saw the prisoner Lefore to- day; T did not look at the faces of there men; one of them bad ona hat, the otrer did not. Officer Joon W Hut, of the Twanty-necond ward police, beicg duly sworn, ceposed—That he wea siting inthe station lous about 7 o'clock P. M., when ceceased came in on a hand cart, draen by officer Sneenty, of the came district, end ovher citizens; he wee pertinly iusensibio, and raid w German bad ehot him: be was sent tothe hospital; never #aw him befere; { called to 69 him at the hospitel on Friday last; 1 thirk it was im the afterncom; I asked him who hededct bim; be sa:d 9 Dutchmen, who had worked in tho asme shop with him; | touk aGerman eho worked in the ssme shop with deces-od along with me, but ecrasea aid not char e bina with any erie; that same evening, while oa duty, | wet James Flyan, who said he had seen tke aick man, and thet desewsed teld him that Bull, the stitcher, had shot bim; on Saturday morning I arre.ted ths atitoher, at hs house ia Broad. way, between Fifty first and Fifty-necond streets, and tock him to the hospital to deceased’s bedvide, and stke3 him if he knew the prisoner; bo said hs knew him wll, and seid to the prisoner, ‘Biil, onl what did you sboot me for”? witress then asked deceased if the wtitcher (tl risoner) was the men that sho: him; agousKered os,’* witness then asked what the priscper bsd shot bim for, when he replied that the prisdner told Bim that he, deceased, said he would sccot him, for something he had Baidabout him; thia was ali the converaaticn that took place; the decessed Was sensible during the convi ristion, hut getting ex- bausted towards the close, the pgm was deferred until be recovered sgair, when it was resumed MEDICAL TRATIMONY. F.M. Wright, M.D, being duly sworm, depored ond Faid—ibe deceasec was admittec to the Now York Eos- pital om the 12th inst, suffering from two gunsaot wouzds in the back; he died from those wounds s little before 12 o’eleck an the night of the 16th inst.; the post mo; tem examivation rere: two wounds, oue entering, I thipk, between the fifth and sixth ribs, jas to the right of tho, vertebra! column, penetrating the right luzg, +n the ball or slug lulging just benoath the plezra, coursipg the lung anteriorly; the other entored betwoen the eighth and rinth ribs, a little external to the frst, ané on the sexe side, paasing through the top of the lower lobe of the right lung through the diaphrazm, through the upper part of the right lobe of the liver, and again through the diephragm and lower lobe of fre right“ Inpg, passing “threugs the wale of the chest, an 2 tall or sing lo f 4 Tile ae uver the istegument ; tho right side of the chest was filled with blood mized with some serum, end the —_ was contolifa'ed and com- pressed edge op colamn. The left lung show- ed some evicence of inflammstion Ryne eae | tha lower rortion of its substance, The ball or slog, that lodged onder the shio, was extracted during Lis lifetime in $20 hospitel; the bullets extracted from cocesced. would Gt the barrels of the pistol now shown moe. ° the ko ‘The Corcner thea made a short adizsas to the, after a few moments deliberation, re: foilowizg VERDICT. death from puatol soot wounls produced f the pusoses, ath from abet wor ju 19 prisoner, Wikiom Lberie. On the rendition of the verdict » commitment was mace out by the Corcner, and placed in the hands of ofiicer Ball, who conveyed Eberie to the Tom 2s, to await the action of the Grand Jury. ever see ‘har Lwaa bout Aggravated Assault on a Catholic Clergyman at Ellsworth, Me. TO THE EDITOR OF THE NSW YORK HURALD. Permit me to enclose you the following alip {a relation tothe above base acd ecandalousact, which wo have just received from the Bangor Mercury cies. There iy one error in the lip, Father Bapst being a German, not an Italian, by birth. Hisotation is Bangor, but xe hes given occasional misstoua to a few poor Catiolics at Ei's- worth. ‘he latter is the place where a Cath tic church was attempte’ to be blows up, some three months since, Your obedient servant. T DakCY MCGEE. 102 Nassat Srausr. Wedre: {From the Bangor Daily Mercury, Extra.] DAY Fonewooy, 1éth, By a ¢espateh from for which we are in- cebted to the politeness of J. ¥. Bedlow, taq, of the Maine telegraph we learn. thet the Rev. John Bepst, the Ca‘bolic pasto: in this city, waa, on Saturda: ty tarred and teathered, ard en on « rail, in Ellsworth, that home of rowdies and ruffans Mr, visitto Elaworth when the outrage was c:muitied He was formerly pastor there, and was thore engaged ina erntroversy ebout re. bee pen to Fe haa been pastor of the lis population citys few pood win We understand” Be woo bors ead educated in Italy. Since bo hes been hero he has dome much good among the Catholic population, and has bri t about many useful reforms, winning eommen- dation on all bends ‘We have not terms «trong emough to erpress the ia- dignation expressed by all classes in this city on hoar- ing of this dastardly outra, The shamefal cowards who have Cone it ehould receive the bighsst pencitios of the offence, and the town of flleworth should be monde to zespond in demages for this foul wrong to & visser, who could not be protected within her rates fb has long been rere he tre Lg vulgar proces: ofa ite population. theresjeesanis wie Kart ocuses stop auch proceed’ mY Jet them abandon the town, and leave it a proy to ths vile roffinns who inhabit it. They can then agp 8 6 ogeinet an braver pirates are, and brought forse from without to eufler the penalties of thoir minteeds, Coroners” In ta. FATAL ACCIDENT To A GARMAN. Ooxoner Hilton held an rdey at the New York hos, upon the bocy of Frere) ue, who was killed by falling from Dis cert, which he wae driving Ip Broome strest, noar Brosdway From the medical tertimony of fir. Chaste- ny, i* appreed Oot Ge eereae of compressle of the brain, caused by the fail from cart to the pave- ment. Verdict aoeorcing to the above facts, Deceased ‘was 29 years of age, and a native of Ireland FALuNG FROM 18 Fons#.—An inquest woe also held the same Corever the of Fravcie were.s native of Footiand, who was from bis {in Com neer the tee horse, Which be was rid New Haveo expires in March, 1867 fevtod Vermont in @ongrera siuce the adoption of the constitution by the State, ix L791:— the democratic or republican party. man of superior mind, and eminent a © man of Istiors. Mr. Palse was an ale lawyer, ana was eppoiated Judgo city, and of Charles Paine, who was elected Gover Bor of was of the republican party; he resigosd ic 1607, in consequence of being elected Covernor. Robinson, Dudley Chase ond Jamos Fisk wors alse repub- ligans, and tke latter distinguished himself in Congress, in 1831. Seymout ton of Jobn Quincy Adems. ‘he list have been well known as whigs. Mr. Collamore was long a member of the House of Representatives, and waa appointed Postreaster General by Gen. Taylor, Tt was the cnly time @ citissn of Veenzont bad been inst. There were about Aity colagates present, and Frowizent among them we noticed Richard Jenuiogs, George Carman and Samuel Hawkias, of Patchogue; Sid- wey F. Norton, Woodhull Davis and Danicl Howell, Port Jefferson; Ieeae Terry and Caleb Davis, Wading River; Capt, Edward Hill, Sag Harbor; Clement M Hempstead Loitobard, Greenport, and Treesurer; PhilanderR. Jennings, for Jnative of Sessions, ord agentieman mamed David, democratic SuiTo Tk! PRICE TWO CENTS. msy he laborteg unter e small mistake, It is possible ta Capt Foster Fy tonic peomp* maamnares to Carty wrt THE ARC NIC CATASTROPHE that those whodo not ae howthe baat a la boap.tauie andes monsure that cor be adopted yr ess, wepcesecninene of the ‘warfarors. Aa simple supper 5 “rum aad murser’” some: tre. had farther, tin thse STATEMENT OF Cn, WSTOPHER CALLAWAY, po all Mga bara peer yet rt SKETCHES OF VERMONT SER. ‘TORS. tmen £0 wits pea renee seme amendment Ir tuo ‘ ‘OF TR. ¥ ESREME: ‘Theix pacty wees emoog ths voy last to lars tbe . _ Py Ae jisasta: off wrsek. 7 Dall 69 aowlstan se 6 ~ n he ndland Y > id 4 « pas embarked, batfrom whieh all but cae The Birthpince of Glman Asvortatmed, 7 United States willbe sieogisded, Perjury and tyeanan | io gu. a vasiety of ‘occa an to ©0% Dr2Cl229 tho | Pooeadiond perivod. Asony tata was the aieivant a, Gees a)" tid of the tera When, the, ince ol eat, poaulbuity of aay ew incidents being bere, pag 4 are] Risa he bee r 3 welecm: ¥ 19 of merous aseountsand statements thst h *” w deata and terrih'e acones through which ie passat, a2* MASSACHUSETTS KNOW. AGTHING CONVENTION. ming. Respectfully youre, pier with o20 another, Dy apeaking pastinys 4 corroborated the atatexeats ot Osp. Lucs and some ' en Fowany ©. Deiavan, Eoq., Balistow@entre, N. ¥. abis Cagros. Still there ars seversi points ic on ye Oar tatsraeat sonversed mush with Qapt, Luss on The Nominating Conveutions. exr¥ POLITICB. Puoterpeariarentrmamaaar tire Err MY foil Bonny WM the RT i - thefate of the frst, fourth aad afch boats, ¢: | peseaed ia epicita, but conv much freedom t meen arene ty WHIG RATIFICAVION MEETING. aaa Tcbgacattatas haar Jay on the pa wad Wick tulation te the great Ene, a comemeed os = : + i, = . mlafe veese! Ck was ine WUDGE BRONSON ON THE TEMPERANCE QUESTION, | , TH <Mcr» and committees of tio Whig Jndiclat, F tie dreoian Pater MoCabo was pisked, aerepeiling ot 2 | Hevtand fala’ Siafoctane actas tke vawma struck was thy ry ‘a ac ¥ or a _ City meant bi pera tg make ar § )uc de Granrmont from thelast boat in whisk the thi opiates that if he had bad bis eid Lagi teerng ze sceee a 4 iC": m v8 ‘tifcation mee! st Laat st of ia th a ia , Perhaps over; on Doar 7s J ia i orm © tm cisline ‘Ths Arstic’a boats wore of sufticlent ea U. 8. SENATORS PROM VERMONT, tries was curminted to report meaguros for'a pub- | ernie acd tabs away soixe af che elars= parwons that |, ad they beca properiy maneel acl to cents We bave chronicied the election of Jacob Goitumers : mi¥ th same to revetiog ‘Ypercons. Aad if propor d scipline bad been proserved, ‘wore clingieg to the section of the paddle bux om which | 39 cn Astordey o'ght seat, till which time the meeting ‘@ could Leva ba and Lawrence Brainerd, by the Vermont Lepistaturs, a | Bhs" eejatcncd. Lo wansaved. Cats fucther ligat is obed upon these | cat “oct hays gotists the busta, > neue Mt whe U 8. Senators,gthe letter fcr the remainder of the ®cm ew Pe points, the history of the lone of the Arctic vill remain | °°’ ‘ais Luce remarked, in illustration of the domenite - . BROOKLY! 4 Cap ‘ which expires im Mare next, acd the former to aucsted saniabinase ptt aheainoes Incomplete tary'th “rea thom to nscure tiaie coe matey ta opus im for a full term of oix years from that tims. Both vias ‘- aw BEMOTIONN. Christopher Catiaiac, ousof ti> frecren seved in the | aad i= “\Qooiderstion ry, and hoppustues to are five sollers and opposed to ths admintstestion, ante | 7 ‘a tne as ae Brinery meetings were Leld in P pont of the thied amte, was et our offs yevtacdsy, and poe on 2; t bkewise the other Esaator from Vernioat, whoas coram] (Ma\ WY Last svening, and pasos off as orderiy #3 could P reigted to ax noms of bis experience im conuection with Si boexpwted. ia most of the wards ail passed off qcietly, while inwiter there was @ good deal! of pushiog and Scrowding, seat oo Sighting. [nthe Twolfth ward this wes pecticutar’y the case, acd when the pall clossd some theevert Heonly reached this city on Tuesday nig’, Lsvirg remained on board the beri Hurom anti that bem — himself and thirtees of Liv fellow adiferoms st Quetec Captata L, ds, YY, with death! 7 cown witha ma ‘The followizg is a liet of the etors who have ~spre- W with Lis Haifa drawn, apd cut ths “ a the crow " at Conahen wee with Ceptain Lifso ani Me Dorte:, the | tazoua t Voted a boat with theship, ani that Nome Service. Termination, two Raatick votess bad not beom sls to deponit their | raster tuo kane that remaieed on tori. So ws’ ear p '2¢eling that coas, Nit) fms Mit te ap, ans tae Morea Robineon..., "4, 17" allots. The caaplesion of the etty delegation lected | vn,e’ to she last miomeat fa helpicy to oonatcact rarer, | Wes belag Siuled wi D P Stepteu R Bradley, Mareb, 1196. | looks as if Mactan Kadbfteisch wootd reostve the zomtua- | Cas a's Lace suowtag b'm azd’others berto ushook the | +" PS" sant says Captain Lace was dressed in the Isaac Tigiercr... d, 1797, | tiem fir Mayor. There are other prominent candidat Jords and diseroumber themof thacbains, Atte Dorian we clothes that he wore on the dock of however, and the ronut at hast may be considered Youn bad et over the abip'a #i@® into tae best, Oaliauen | *% “OOO 0G io which .¥e sak into the ocoan when thy ful. Ine few ef ie words the charter ne ainations | ®t erm a tp fellow Ais cxamplo; bat was repelled by @ = *o Vt ic was engul, \" weromade, but in the wejor tes were Oeted to | An in the bors, who flourt az sre over hte b reach 6d Burliagton a crowd ware ix te hageaitor.” Linthe Finet ward, Oiiver Malang | Lead, and dcovo ‘bin back. It was ia tho mea | _ %, 2 tue Canada reach Wl Ductlagton » croml warp, ix 0, Kage wore nominated for Aldermen, maccer, snd probably by the same person, thet —_ K ‘He was received in pertoot rilence—a recep- Biz mba for Surervizor, George Suiits for Conatatte, nat | the vafortuaste Due d9Granmont. wito ied jun/ped on | C8P*, “PTS .o impreiaive, aad more indicative of deep Goilins for Corumiasioner of Kxolse. [a the to- } the bow of the boat, wardriven back into the nea, Ogi | Moo more Muli tne eet a et td ae werd, B.C Braimerd and Edwact Pel! wore nomt- thon went forward, sod was oa the bows of the nm Auifosted by cheering, or other aolsy denaonstes- nated for alde: Jamnss M Neely for Suparviaor, | Axctic when abewen: dows. Ho distinctly anw Captain George L Staw fo: Commissioner of Eectes, end Povar | Luce onthe paddic box tul he disappearsd feoma' sight Capt Tusa informed aur friend that the signal for Coustsble ‘The Third wast olty delegation’ | under ‘he waves’ Callahan himae< clung to @ apex, | 4 CON. cabin boys acc pauacgers, at times, (hole mate win of samuel Powell for Mayor, and’ Heary dag. | Which bept bit ailoat after ths veasel went dowa. In a being af Dezolsg Depiia, and that be himse.t ope Jadge. Amos P. Stauton warnominatyi for |: fow minutes afterwards he ovam to Dorian’s boat, uate’ | Peing zine with ® crowbar. id se Xs ward. Nothicg deficits could bec: | ve ie to mee ve was ir’ sry potas ai tho eo from tho remaining wards, in oonscquenc ia point there fs a remarkable Q woot 3 1 namereus aplite. oe wace of thoy s1> statements of the two most, iatropit” faitirel {From m4 ¢ Petersburg, Ve, Intelligencer, Ost. 11] wy acd trustworthy officers cf the ship, Captain Loe | 4 fa Cay %—Mrs. Drow, one of the passengers of the PIPTH ASBRMSLY DISTRICT WHIG NOMINATION. sod Mr, Dorian, tho third mate: The former stated taat | steamer Ara‘) ¥aa mother of Mr. Drow, cap’ainof tha ‘Tho whig convention, whichmet at Flathush yosteriay | ho calle’ to the mon in Dorian’h boat, afser tas Arciio’| gtesmer oom {The eaptain had not, seen his mother sfternoen, nomizated David 8. Mills as tho whig’ csc ii- wa, to come aide ot his ratt—tixe paddle | for twenty'ya ‘tS Bi apes tan Soca mae on ak Sie Lichen Wry Colas thie irks 243 of som9 of thoxe who were crowied upor | vel of tus Ars \¢, S04 for thet purpose hed gene to New Jacob Coilemore., « da seem bly from the Firth district. Mybut thes they Eseded bim net, although t York; but afiq * | fen the Alsay cf Ueemeseoti es rarer VO easily pecdled over with thor bands. —hard arrived there, w! Toe @mt two Sesators from Vermont were not cen- WILLIAMSBURG POLITIOS wy, tardy bad ty of the nobie staanter, and with her the thot Canta ; i : a0 aptala Luce saw and bailed tue boat prs-auppacas tad fondly looaed to meet.” This 1a, i the fect that those ia the host uaw themection of tao paddle hox oa which Le wos. It coat have been anob- Ject more easily dicecnible than the boat, sank, a9 the ‘gows of the lom mother whom ha deed, a ead casm® jicuows for talents We believe they both acted with Robicson was Tichenor, Chipman, ard WHIG NOMINATIONS. ‘Tho delegates of the Fifteenth ward of Broctlyn (aa ed Governor in 1789, > . comnoiiiated) Lave made the following comications--. | latver waa, to itagunwaica in she water. And yst Mr. co'm EDITOR OF TEE HERALD. Paine were federalists, the former for several yous | go. sevigor—Jeeod I. Fenn. Dorian assured our reperter that, although he war with In reply to the¢ ‘Cmmunication of J E. M., I would nap acting oa Governor of the S Me. Oblpmaa waa a lier me0—Geo. 0. Preston, Thomas Fanos in rome thirty yarda cf the sbtp whem abe sunk, he did a from Now other steamer which sa. ch popper valves, caunot be backed hough going ahead, becanto they ary the Arctic, oranyy Yori, furnivhed vA ne half ax feat on not aftecwards see say of {hose who bad gone déwn with, net; aud it is almost impoasibie to believe that if Le had’ sen or beard the voiescf ais commander, ha woul Asgoasor—Joseph T. Miller. Captsin of Pollce—Chas Shsrman. Gomatatle—Gev.D. Dygert of the United States District Court by Jolm Adama, Commisaioner of Da: loots thas heve permytted him. to ba aba , aot of eocentri ity for going * — 3 { iy sea, vic. for which ofice be held until his dauih, afew years wince. | Tmapectore—sidoay Smith, Daniel Youg, Oorriiva } _CRevan consima the. s Sir og areas the valves must be reversed, and We wss father of the late Judge Klijsh Paine, of this | Raddy, Robt Clark. the bast. He was himself ona epar at thé time, and the | quis mr te this must be done ty band. Working two 95 inch cya. sné thus paved bis lifs. ‘This peint would asor to re’ | der ergines ty hang’ oF Afty miles is no easy Job—thay quire explanation on the part’ of Mr Dorian, | will not makeoae Lu “the revoluiions. Therois no den- or othsca who were them intie boat. Callshac odds | ger of castingazying utation on the owners ofthe line, that Mr. Locian Leaving assumed tho-commaad of | us it is never nesves ‘to back an fast: aw aheat the boat, atated that he would take ic as macy living | Allowing it cen'd boda ‘¢, I world like to apw how the Persona as be could find, aod that that detsrcituat.on | ship could be 6! th the water pressiagon @ rudder had beam acceded to by tha rest. twenty-feet deep. Tha ¢ is not an American side wheal PUMOOCRATIC PRIMARY MPRTINGS—EKOMING 'TIMBS The democratic primary meetings forthe elsstion of delegutes to the Assembly, county, clty and ward cunven- tions took plsce last evening. The meeticgs {n the Thir toanth, Filteen th and Sixtesmth wards, as eozsoliated, passed off without anything worthy of note havi: boat wos se near to bim that he veatured to swim to it, Verment im 1841 and 1942 farsel Smith Jonathan while a member of the House, as an active promoter of rae # te he baukerek wand, there wan three ‘ Acopeding to Callabas' 8 statement, thy | Gromen moe ahip which can bcp — . omar number of turaa the declaration of war in 1812 Mr. Paims:, wo be. | it the Sold, the contest being for the olection of ward | net, atte: all, tobe ceraured inthe ams dagree as ths | thougathey wero soiree. lieve, readered himself unpopuiar by voting with the | & . ‘They were styled tho Pink party, Graith | Cilia bands: | They wore the Inet of the employs to de cone SY ene ‘ unpopuiar by voting 0 | delepaten. They ee aah sith | yect the ainting wap They reméiaed at cuete poste 4 South on the Missouri question. When the sati Masonic | Men — eesiton Feri lh em Gene = unt the fires were extiogui#bed, and whom they came 70 TIE TOR & OF THI HERALD. paxty sxose bo acted with them, aud waa olected Gover. | number of sbaclier hitters in attendance, dolsrmined ¢2 Grossone Loven tate tro Ltrs peas niet, | Thavenoticad sovzral 4 smmunicitions respesting the nor by that party for four different ;oara—the fruttime | *etd upon their muscle tor the victory. Tio polls | poizg the fzat toe iat Ag Haat | means of proventispencts disasters eo befell the Arche. opened Wt iix o'clock, end up to ha o'cloes, the voting was lively, during which a oum ber of free Aghia came off. Af this tite some person kwocked dows a Guid lamp, ea wlacu: of dro was Fated, aad durlog the confusien the ballot box wes rvized aod carried outat tho back way. Atter order kad been re- stored the box was agela beought iack; but te inspac- 4 4 Coase supported the administra. ‘The remainizg Sonstorson _Cavazan T would suggest that-by mg ns of large Indis ru@ber or gutta poreha rir bage; sang? venrel,'no nottor how lings O small, may be kept adéat™ ¢ any lengtiy of time. _ These bags can be rtowedawayim the ship until disaster befell ber, when they may be @ aken into her cabios, ead blown up by means of eir-pma ps, and moke her us @ly vatil within two Gays of port; when all oc mast was Ovhausted, and wien they bad ootbing in the way of provisions except tea, coffse and a Boarse thet bi tors refused to have Serihing farther to do with ft. a. native of.theccunt n committee was eacoraiag! y blades a life boat, 834 inguro tio-safia y of ail on board. - Ronored with a veat in the eabices, tnd ‘after 0 skate ue it. was carried cwey s moan ponse would be trifisg.bet © results nteht be iscalse- inble. he, EDWARD D. JAMES IN LUOH NOT YET IN NEW YORK. ea She pat . ROARD CY Cw UNUILMER, time. About 1) o'clock the ssid box arrivel at tae Second ward sta‘ion Louse, where tia NEW YORK STATE POLITICS. noes heving L proceeced to count the votes. The Baker sud Smith We publisked im yesverdsy's ranain the following QUFFOLE COUNTY KNOW NOTHING CONVENTION, deirgates weze said to be elec'ed, and it was rumored } persgraph, which we bave been requested to conrect:— This Dosrd met lactevendig ‘, Edwin J. Brown, Kaq, Tae Know Nothings of suffolk county met in eozvea- | that those gentlemen would be immediately nominated | We understand that Captain Luce was in tho-city yea. | President; in the chair. tor the coe ef Aldermen as foon as the cacvassing was concluded. MASSA@HUSETTS POLITICS. THE SNOW NOTHING ATATE CONVENTION. Boron, Oct. 18, 1854, The Kuow Nothing ftate Convention aasembiad in this city today. Over 2,000 delegates were presen‘, 1 Peconie Hall, Riverh 18th terdar, end visited the office of Messra. E. K. Collis ci 5 ag ons chaBe Foe gy Go, .2 Wall strost; aed wader the impeonsion that he would moet bis friexds on 'Changs, to receive their con gratulations for bis aafsty, 0 larger gathering ‘than usual was present at the usus! hour onvening: bat out of delicacy towsrda the heroic captain, who had not had tne to recover. eithe: mentally or plysizally, from his late awful sufferings, be was advised to postpons tis meeticg of bis friencw to asother opportunity. Whea PROPORSD: TESTIMONtAF, T® CAPT. LUSH; OF THE AMT. Counciinan Conover ofred tie ¢ followin:-youa lutions complimentary to Captain Luce, of the ill feted , steam- sbip Arct'e, for his breva-conduc$ during thomene try- ing scenes that eccurzed previogs and subsequet xt te the sinking of the Azctio:— ; eer Ailing the lowst hall of the Tremont Temple. As none | he left town he went to Mr. Coliice resiécoes at New | Whercan,it is customexy amt Riebard 8. Corwin, B bo ere customary: appropniate for @ 'l le- re eaknidon TFET Weskile Wome but delegates were edmitted, little reliable informe. | Backes. f "| gislativo-bodien to take oMalal eogetznaen of ‘twee ts of Coram; Hampton Mulford, Orient. Ff. M. A, Weeks, | {10908 their doings cen be obtaiced. It insaid the con: | Captais Luce was cot in town yesterday, nor is it Shope: oie caaiae erie gees eviaen Thompson Station; Jamen Boswick, Northport; Wm, } Yention was quite stormy, and the claims of the several | ‘ely that he will Ve for the nest two or theres dasa | (enclin Spee See, Ue rk ee Med poop > oF } He is auffering very weveraly from paindin his legs and ankles, which render him uaab!e to waik or move with- out great pain. From tue construction of nome of tho J. OB. Mattituck. csndidates proposed for Governcr discussed. There is The conveution pcminated Leater E. Davie for County reason to believe that the following ticket was finaliy sgreed upon:—For Governor, Henry J. Gardner, of birthright or long aseosiations; and, wheres, tele: Jamnse 0. ‘Luce, late commander of’ the United Et ates ranil steamship Aretic, underthe; y dint ie : ‘latt for Assemblyman cumatsgces in which that Nuoll vse See ton ’ for the Second district. The Ultmar ticket was, after | Boston; for Licutensnt Governor, Simcom Brown, of | Sentences in the foregoing paragrapa, & carsiess reader | poard, Sas shown throughout in his many sotithe pes- stoumy Cebste, adopted. It appears that there arocleven | Coccord. Mr. Gardacr ia w member of the Gem of | might infurthat Captain Luce was cosiccus to meet his femsionof moral. and phgulal courage, he ving tlavsides as follows, Gover tueded formerly belonging | De29Y> Rios & Gardner, dry goods deciers ix Milk | fi!6Bs on "Change, and reosiro thelr congratulations racrifiging ovation. to ls diy almost i Ie, to the rotts, three hundred tothe whigs, and one bun- f-strost, amd was two years President of the Common | Such, however, was co} tue meaning intended to be } and which cecided bit not osly fo think of himsell os prety tig: Spt emer Council under Msyor Seaver. He is a young man, and | conveyed by the writer. Caztaia Luce, we ere sure, ts {he leat person in his eiforte to sare, but so pa cred ei " is , ; {dtd % point where he coud refuse to allow big o chants it waa who were eazious to seo him and felici- ci d Mr. votes, making in all fourtcen humired. Hurrah for oid tats bim oa his almost mirseatoue essage. citi rown (s editor of an sgricultural journal, a gaod a, with no afrong party predilections, than whe had placed themselves under his protection; and, wiiere- ‘as, ia the mysterious ways of , though the roble comménder mde no effort in behalf of his own DANIZ! LLMAN’S of VREY IMPORTANT on seem er = ms r life until his vessel sunk him, and he ee: ota QUESTION @STTLED, Marire Afiatrs. CAPT. LUCE—MBETING AT YONIKERS. himself stroggling, with death on the surfeoo of the TO THE EDITOR OF THE SmRAYD. Lioncy ov A Sreammm.—Mensra. Sneden & Whit!ock will | Ata mee'ing of the citizensof the village af Yontors, one, os _ as bene rasa Se his , te ’ 3 ef yu ‘need i pn ily, an —f body, The fcllowicg certifeates asttle the question where | Wanch this morning, between seven and eigbt o’olock, veil "ts by Med birt ye - rif teh ce bpgeect the seme spirit witich leads all to seknowledge the Daniel Ullman was born. Yours, JON BULLOCK. | from their yard at Greenzoint, the stommer Yamkoo, | 17, J. A. Underwood, feq., was cal » Chats, ard ph hereiam of Capt, Luce, desires to give ite = - yaical built for Measrs. Low & Co. for the China river trade, | Robert L. Buckiin, Faq., ag poiated Seorotary -. testimony in his behalf, ase tribate due to hine for his To all whom it may concern, this mey certify thst I noble conduet—therefore, be Ht have examined the beptirmal recerd of rinity churca, | Sha is 709 tons burthen, Mosers. Posie & Murphy are { The object ofthe mecting having been br? afl stated by Wierein T find the following entry, in vol. O, page | paiidiog her mackin sry. Jamon Serysee:, Taq , 8 committee of thaw »was appoint Bese nh Ty bodies HE MR Be ge al ae nana hee wil Farina gente: fJshe Knol Ui | Tse Lars Carta Din, of me Furr Urrvmaat —The | ed to draft cssolutions; whereupon Rg pert P. Getty, | spirit eo ble and resoiation, weetes a Wilmington, Jaa 10,1808, Qaniel UW : ipkia North: American sayo:—Oaptain Bird was } Senceteryaier, and Tse Smith, Hoge, were appointed | for Fronentet a to Cept, Loe; and be it. tert j i jor many years one 1e MOAI success. } commit ‘ ; . see ees eee age) At Witzom | fol shinmasters sailing from this por. He eommunded | ihe commitice Raviog cetice’, some) foating remarks | City Ball be epered for the Tecoption of "Cape sd C#ARo BRET, | er Fee eee, “hehe nein were mate Ww w. fen a, read rok 8 Conse, ee eee ee es consul aden with Capt. when just arrived ce 2 io condad + a a cominlt “ Rector of Trinity charch. Wulslagton, Bel | ERStO oa with m briat interval he bas bese conetantey f peg ciner™ veashing the bere OF. Capt, Jeenee | etree. Thee ‘of $600 be appropriated to oasry Be the sum ‘he following preamble and resovt¥ nq wore then road | out the objects contained im the foregoing resolutions. Le errand the Committer, | The question on the adoption of these reaslgtions and adopted :— ‘Wheree Captain James C. Luce, iate commander of ship Arctic, beim.» resident of tho 5S E hereby certify that kev. of Trinity church, Wilmi ALFREO LEE, Bisho: Charch in Delaware. yp of the Prot re I, Thomas McDowell, a native citizen of the State of Delaware, resident ip ths city of Wilmington, aged seventy-six years, do hereby certify that I nave’ been jualnted with Danie! ae ergeged ia the eame profession. For some time past has asiled out of New Ye to whieh place he on the 30th a having just completed his thie. teen'b. Nid 3) the picket Universe, which fize ship he superintended, and of ‘ Bird wil be gr personal wa, hia follow ci rons and neigh’ on 4 by bit ‘i 4 on in relation to the % > y his stmerous connexions and friends was ‘\icipaticg in the foe: yw animating eve. | report of the Committee %, aa Se ‘va aoe trike the aty, Ye Wha ee to ere. He was a mac of genuine eodnessof | ry Reet taecrekant: the land im 1 lation to Bi i geaat of the Rrick Oburoh ; but afteragreat conduct ia the recent catastrop! tate of Delaware, in the house pew coon pf with the tant the ° modest as he was derervivg, miration of his intrepid valor and self dev: NEW WORKHOUSE ON BLACKWELL'S ISLAED. Pee anS, Cled Te the rea A DIO Ae | ho bad few superiors. Thoroughly trained to bie dation, | ton on tha! fatal occeslon, oppew sisting in the ‘The report of. the Committee on Finance, in favor of and, asd ’ “THOR McDOWELL, |} 29 was complete at all points in thelr discharge, ax was | degree Lis character as 8 man, 6s ¢ desirirg to convey to | appropriating $40,000, and raising the same by tax, te Witmingten, Nel, Oct 17, 1854 Proved on meny cocasions of peril... He was novor found | him some eevee of our eympati ; and respret, a> erect the outh wing of the mew workhouse on Biseh~ Kateg Daewers! Newsarle county, s—1 dobsroby | wanting in any emergency. ‘hough soft and mild ia | ' ftercive, That we claim with 'fust pride as out fellow. |, weu's Island, with therefor, wae ordered certify that Thdmae MeDowrll, Fey, @ citivn of the | Dit orc ixary Cemennor, ho hed the boldest and most ro- | citizen Captain James C Lueay: and congratulate him up- f to s third rending on Friday next. State of Delaware, resicent at the city of Wilmingten, ts te spirit, and whether in the storm of elements or | on bis oate return. ‘After the transaction of some fm ead business ‘8 tacn of veracity, apd bas occu, Qicial atetiona for | ‘BO eonflist with mutinous andordinates, he ezbibitea |’ Resolved, That us bis and return enable us to. | the court e#jourred until Friday i‘. the © 01 6 " jurage and seli-posseasion which ere su indis- in Delaware, his native Steto end to pentatic to ‘de Frow ms Ocnorek ! 34.—The following lettsr, e¢dreas- exyrese our appreciation @fF ais roble and hercis con- éuet, it is, therefore Hee lved, That a commit¥ »9 be appeinted to wait on thirty-five years past whoce acts and ceriifeates fuil faith and credit aro due and cught to be given. City Intelitgence. [Gt der hhaad and seal_of offies the | ¢¢ to the editor of the Whalemen’s Shipping Tidt, gives | Coptsin Lyee, and request b im to namea time when he ce ION OF THE FALL OF SEBASTOPOL IN OUR Hanson. cay ariaate stores rie Brice ts, a tapromstng novount of the sucenee of the ywhbing sit receive tbs congra 03a of his follow-cltirens of | _thefench frigate Iphigenie fired « salate, on Tees- fleet ia the Uchotek tem this scasot :—- Newvorr, Oct. 16, 1864." Dean SrR—We received a letter on saturday from Capt. Potter, of the bark Antelope, cf this place, in which he ioformed us that he was at aucbor off Port Jan, Uchotsk Ses, had taken one whole this season, and that the wisles were very wild end aby, owing to the grest num- ber of shtog in thet sea, baviny eecn forty eight sail ata time. From prevent appearances, he thinks there will be but ttle oil taken thia season The lotter was dated Jure 18, and ceme by the Pruswisn overland mail Not baving seer we Gan frem the obips at the North this feacon, I thought you would lite te have thi epectfuliy, yours, eura Tor Wixwae ov ts Pava—in Jv Notary Public of the State of Delaware. Now that the birticpiace of -Deniel Ullman, the Kucw Notbirg candidate for Governor, is aettled, we hope that the carious will be aatisfled in regard to that of Aomer. Ten’t ono as important as (ue other? NOMINATION FOR THE ASSEMBLY. Srracues, Oct 18, 1964. ‘William Winton, proprietor of the (lobe Hotel, is the hard sominee for the Assembly in the Third distzict of Cron dags. ANOTEER LETTER FROM HON. GREENS ©. DRONEON ON THE TEMPERANCE QUESTION. day last, in honor of the fall of Sebastopol. The tri- colored flag. the English colors and the banner of the prophet Mabomet, were heisted on the the entire chip was dressed as for a fontal day, A committee of three W as appointed, with power to carty out the object of 9 ie @ rogeiutions, aad pre- cent Captain Luce wit # 2 sgroreed eopv of the sate. w. w terughem, F. 8. 'Coccoes. and J M. Mason, Eaqe , were appointed. commivtee alter « vote of ‘<8 to the efteers of the mectin, ard to the proprietor of tha Gity House for the use . meetin room, adjourr pa. ‘ a. ORD: RWOOD, Chairmen, Foeretary, A Filibustering Party Dishanded. ‘The Lovisvilie Democrat of the 16th inst, publishes the following letter:— TO THE PUBLIC. satiate Twice hos the enemy | og By eg nation ‘eta the aid of Amerizann, and fared, time, sf TREATMENT OF THIR EEN OF THE RESCUED | soiicitaiton of those who professed to have the means te ON A CHAMP LAIN STEAMER. accomplish that object, and who tendered me the com- ISDIONATION OF THE PAssENGRRSA-CAPTAIN LUGE | wand, 1 engaged in the affair, and organized ff eon Rost. L Boowum, . _ | wae given at New Orleans, by Hz Thos. Roge horered Kentuckians, enger to avenge the death of Dase fie:—I have latter of the 108s tnntiat, wad city, on beord bis beautife! froarbip Erengeline, [Trem the AN any Register, Ost. 18} Crittenden, Logs other brave men, whose blood om cuite ccotent thet you ehould anvwer mv letior of | 0” Ber rst of gy apn nee ong ged eae gentlewan of this erty) who caue up lake Cham | belicw the coil of that beautiful island, the Ath iustant either belore or alter {he eiection to # subscribed for the captain of the abip which would from Rouse’s Pr dat to Burlington’ on Mocday, in | , Deley, nnexpected aud inexplicable, has for the time © tho quichest pasrego irom New Orleans to Liver- pool with'n twelve mouths; elro # nae £260 to the captein of the ehip which would moke the next best wip within the same time. The contest for these pura n was open to abips of eli vations Tho Evangelite is now at New Onlesus, 104 having mede tho run ou her Jest trip to Liverpoc! in %6 dayw anc 10 hours, Deing the fastors in the prenoribed time, has woa tho prize, dotented the object dearest to my heart. not been ew jv insite for the tre eeu Teertved. The time The promises jod «1 %--thd meses fered tation of my men have not rolonged nearly one wnonth, +nd unwilling to bo din suspense thove who nobly re ded to she emit of hberty, I Cisband them, bs wil yet be free. “The iron hoof of oppression tay erneh her people to the eartu, ber rights and \iber- which you refer, a6 may beet «uit your convenien ys. You intimate that my opisionson th» temperance qvestion have been modified, and that (he change hse reeulted (rom the corire to be clected Governor, You add, that the issue before the public is between “rum ané murfer” op the ove band, and “temperance and ” om the other, it ig weil known to many persona, if not ts steambont Canad ». Cant. Foster, on board of whith Capt. Lece, Mr @itson, firat ansixtant ad he Arctic, ard oth gre connected with thet ill oa ut os ID Pest see'cn of the following particu learn frem fm that ths thirteem persons resousd from the wreek "py the ship Huon, and #ho landed nt Quehen, receive 4 most inhospt treatment from the tecond capte’ 9 of the Cam doard of which boat pasrege ma ‘ to heid bite, office. | 854 the pyree ef $600 wan handed to Capt Faitlom, ber | tiey » rors r ic vores, | tit be dereerated by despotic rule; but the time is not ac oanoct abepecatily felloy "thaaT rata | cexmandes, ex the Ith fut. ata plearant party most om | Hea, ‘Aartat perils by aoe ftv sh there | [oog, and Kentneky will nid her people to achieve free- se aigasmemanecion bars beteiectines Hoe ee ee ee eee eeeteb the monty bas | RECN wenn rere premptly supplied by ihe Ament ow h € as lender in this aifair, Jun ‘ nes LY boomeidence the verre om board roney Ma wen i e bee loader in this aifair, Jwn- opin Dé om temperance question Lave l @a mod! iod subsestbeds heanua subined. te. The Amma com Cer’ a. po from him each man reoeiees money, and yrame bas been need as in th’ irapel me it ie ro more then Lee bappenecto many owera, your ties to myrelt, aro the brave men concerned, ey Speen gyre Hirough free of charge to thom celf among the number. It is, I believe, ows itttle mors _W! gp they embarked on donrd of the Canada—one of | (0 the publicity of thiv statement, — JOHN ALAIN. than @ year sinc’ you became & gon to the policy of see me 4 (DE fipwet beate on Lake Champ'ain tain Foster gave _—_— ream éescting the Maine Jaw, aud is no gieat atroich of * Wawel Intelligence, parte, | Or ROtone thot they ekould be proviied with wapper A Promistic Excounrse ror Taree Tous axa cbarity lo roppme thatoiber charges of opialous wey ‘The Hoop ef wer Merion evil’d from Monrovis, Liberia, | ateequentir the econ’ Captaln approached them ina | Dorars.—"om Byer, the celebrated pagilist, wnow in Jor Legos. ave been #6 LOu'st Ab YOUT OW n “a ¢ Commander Davis; steamer But this is pot ail. If my GP inioos on tho eudjoct huva, in fact, beer modi OU Feu probaly epecily tho par- Oth Avgut greff acd beerieh maroer, ac they ret conversing to ig i gether and exclatmed:—(/7e you pot athamed to go through the toun tig Keo» pack of bogmaret”? this city on professional basines, as we are intormed tis etoted that be bas entered into a wager wi ¢ cemed MeGowan of ¢ ory Toba zu oor Repets: voresbins J.P Kenne ¢ Cormerder Colina; Lexington, Louis fora prize fg! | ticulars of the chenge, 4 3 invite you to wake tho Cogn ms: rF GY gon; Deeply wounded st ench on fohuman and ineuiting | waked biog three showrand dollars, aod thet the parties tral Tt may turn out #24 you bave no hotter guilort- | Seuthemp Commaxder Boyle, ent Supply, Cor mand | imyutation, they Intigoantly repiied that they were no: | rete met abent bal? way between the citles@t Now ty tor making the char» (han he accusaticne of aa an. | er firel ere st Songkorg, / uguet 6 " begpate what boap tie ere quickly téencered to | York and tt, Louis, and thet the excounter it ad sorupulows prers, OF » resolution of the lave rum mest 8 im frigeio Miselosippl, Jommands: Yon was | thon every phere, without ir lie oa their part ant | since anght the last of this mouth—the p ay to ih ig Tammeny 171) J you have #7/i91 the isaue Bow bsfore the oublic cor: rectly, sou 9", wali feel w me seit complsooncy to ae bout Avgut 4 sleop of wer Vincennes, Comme és: ivaggold, ‘ampoa about August 4 thet they hed uv/ergove too toemy and too great hard. ebize to either beg tor their supper, or suffer fron: the Wai of it re gevtled npon co goon as the parties mess in fais itt d by many that the contest will \cellty ween this tty Sat tao exact place ta ba @ perition, Kru are om the side of “ empocanes T S. teem frigste Burqurh-Dee Oommodore Perry | “Ty coe of the passengers who became ecquaint-2 with | We hore ovr police will D@Potlvely on the alert, wad po "¥ qialle those who de not ag co with you ia | and loop of war Vi Com;aiander Pope, wore 8 | shic ontregeour conduct on the part of the record ot. vert the Aight from tekiy y place aay whete witiaic (wis (ob the tide of ream unr mntrdee.” Bat you | Sbanghae, July 24. | OrnoRna O*" cor, wore indignant et it, and commun ieated the fac, Rta ‘tie, Oot. 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