The New York Herald Newspaper, October 26, 1855, Page 8

8 : NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1855. 7 Long Island Politics. American Institute Fair. ‘Trial ot Michael Gorman for the Murder of Married. IMPORTANT POLITICAL MOVEMENT. | |, Xone Sian Pome | eet ee oe now nsgl Gorman fort Oa Tassdiy, Otonse SERS fee Ror De. Hotinn, Hoe ’ OF VistTens. KINGS COUNTY AND TERMINER. to Kuixasiarmt P. Nico, only daughter of | | The Manitesto of the Tiquoe Dealere—Address of | Suficlk county met at Riverhead, U. I., on Wednesday, . COURT OF OYER ee eee wn ‘the Opponents of ihe Liquor Law—Adop | and nominated Win. H, Furiann, of Queeas county, for eareidey sosmeeetp: gpa with Leagan ea Before Julige Dean and Justioes Stryker end Emmans, | mas y Qetober 24 uy Bev. Thos. L. Cayler, ry the Sott Snett State Ticket, de» | the State Sonal i ising Suffolk, | ¢°eving, end presented one of the finest scenes w SHCOND DAY. tain Haney 1. Hows: Hiaxxan Manca “a may Atlas, Oo oe NR eeeener ae cle eee ever witnessed. An avdienceof at least five thousand | Ocr, £5.—The trial of the prisoner was renumed in tho daughter of the late Wm. Rodman, Msy., all voun the Albai , Oot. 25. , “The opp en eee ie nicld a conyen- | Queens and Richmond counties. tion in this city on the 10th day of’ June last to concert ‘The republicans also me’ at Riverhead, L. [., om Mon- m to the Vrohibitory law. The | day night, and nominated F. M. A. Wicks, bard shell ber 28, at No.7 West Thirty-Arat | others. persons were assembled to hear the address of Mr. Luther | above court this morning, and the District Attorney Marsh before the American Institute. During the even’ | o;ened the case on the part of the people, in which he eretartes. Goldswith, Know Nothing-tomperance-whig, for Assem- = were present from New York, Orange, Kings, | bly in Pirst district afd Dr. Bartell, baruburnor-tempe- i lhenesiady? Montgomeny Heckieer, | *ne0-Nnow Nothing, in the Second Assemably distrit. Beneca, Caytiga, Erie, and | The Know Nothings meton Tuesday, and nominated counties in the State who pledged | George Carman, barnburner democrat, for Sheri; Enoch ‘yd tp thelr several localities, suborii- | ¥, Carpenter, silver gray whig, for County Clerk, No ppointed., “with power,” ang | Nomination made for Judge and Surrogate, Their eaudi- measures in { fc Rowse andere composes not mervly of those wis | tmperance-Know Nothing, for Sheil; Washington | i seme excelent wusle was played by the band, which | detailed the circumstances ofthe Lilling, which oceurred o Haamon i. Hataarnat ie yO Aleestes) | age ure. we inonched | irom te oipwatd or wi wth se property wore 88881 ae | eae ee gray-temperance-Know Nothtog, for | !at a new attraction tothe oceasion. on the corner of Fulton avenue and Faymond street on ‘Tacetay, October 23, at the Roman Catholic Cha) fr on a te ang ia fom She, te maa 4 for he ge otieen ofaticls 1 tthe | County Clerk; Wm. P, Bufford, old fashioned whig, for | 4t8 o'clock the Vice President of the Institute, Dr. D. | the morning of the 80th of June last. Three persona were “er paca fie =; ge ray 6 FA- olbers, und Capt Charles Collins, who will command ner, State, the Hon. |. New York, was Chait~ | County Judge and Surrogate, ‘They alko nominated Mr. | M- Reese made a fow brief and appropriate remarks, at | stabbed on that occasion, namely: Charles aud Robert | ¢ Gougenheim, Esq., A. B., LL. D., to ManiaNo Maszoc- Pg SO pale ple aN id.W io, and Abra. Reed, of y the conclusion of which heiatroduced the orator of the | jchuson (brothers), and Tatrick McDonough. The bro- | cau, of Naples. ine eerie Derreneenes preg (Ree evening, Mr. Marsh. After dwelling at length upon the | thers died from the effeets of the wound and the latter French, English, Italian, snd California papers please Torry, Boston for Suvannah; Menitor Besse N York for Boston. great benefite conferred upon menkind by the discove- | recovered. The prostenting officer defined the different | °°FY* nasy, October 22, by the Rev. Mr. Marvin, Mr pees OS Ee ame ries of eelence, Mr. M. conc’uded as follo r4:— Gegres of murder and manslaughter, und called the fol- | says Hews 16 Mass Mauy Sask Sacopom, both of Ubix‘ctty. | nes. NOvieusa, Builste, Uirkwaier, Belfer; Kuch new ciscovery helps to others. Ifa new truth | lowing witnesses:— On Tue- , Octover 23, by the Rev. EF. Hat- | Dutch. Colcord, Salem; Ci shines upon vs, ifs ramifieations are inexhaustivle. As |” y ilham Johnson sworn—Teatifies to. being a brother of | eld. Saux S, Puxanc, of this city, to iiss Paxm A, neces, nee "7 iver’ y tigue to explore it, its appllextions multiply upon i i | saan, of Hobchen, N. J. pong i Us fil it seems’ ildmitable, andrune its tendrils roend | ceceased, and resides io Bedford; Is a jspaoner by trad ‘Un Monday evening, October 2, hy the Rev. De. Mil- | "id hip Dey Le reg eg ey i Albany, and othe: themecives to A Robert Johnaon lived with bim on the 30th of Juno last: e 7 wi we had me gr inal 0 lett, at bis residence. Mr, GrorcE ELLAND. of Roxbu- | Duteb, Colcord. ; Caroline Ames, do; a spondence with the several | dates for Assembly are the same as those nom! vated by | the world. It but one gr-at original principle to | jer the house together that night, and went to Aulantic Boston; B A ; Asranbiy ci ve, to connplete the cignnt: | the repubtteams. 7 | work ot, we mever could extaust it, for it links tuelf to | {veer near Columbia, to get some Clothing: next stopped | 73 Nase., to Miss Awaxpa Sosax Grup, of Ridgefield, Ob. | Yomoni Wm B Darling, Baxter, do; 8 B Balley, Johnson, New Lion, This they have done; and having waited for the action ‘The hatd shells also met on Tuesday, and nominated of the several political conventions, (including the action | Silas Houghton for Sheriff; Egbert T. Siith for County of a New York ward liquor club, transported to Syracuse) | Cork. Wi Co Surro- San having sonal the, Galea and telecotie Srces©) | Clerk; William Wickham for County Judge and Surro all the universe. The farther back wo trace these princi- at Mis, Riley’s, in Tillary street, where witness drank y evening, October 24, at the reaidence of Di pW d jonsters, dco. ples to their original springs amidet the elements of | 't 2! - the bride's fa ber, by the Rey. Isaac Davison, Mr. FRaxk | guy g, WA truth, the ucarerdo we ‘come to thelr common origin, | <6) fi tbere Be 20 cclocl am eta te wes age | Wann to Mise Earn Hapvos, eldest daughter of Mr. | ponion Suton fore harbor whulagg ofvaiiee te ee and the better iDustrate ‘he simplicity and unity of ali | ‘B™" 9 ‘Wiliam Haddon, all of Bloomin Bank Wrusam Henn: truth." Jake the apparently unconnected scieaces of | T0D2 stzgeta saw, thele other two brothers sitting on te | On Wednesday, October 24, in the Reformed Da‘ch | caiveston lah tint broke her rations OWet O7er the Ba at music and mathematics, Where will you find more un- | {}00R) ChMUCH, Thema (OTe a ae wterake the | Church; Harlem,” by the Rev. J. 0. Reynolds, TaxoDORE | pany zom, Reynolds, from Bosion 1sth inst for Baltimores cal assveistions throughont the State, and of theiz friends | gate. In the’First Assembly district John A. Racket re- Bs : : ; in | genial companions than melody and figures? How can oa , Mace, Foq., to Miss Jvuia Morexomn, all of Harlem. "3 i rile zaman, nema ui ae | csr he mranin; nthe Sood dn Mnesin | RO aes Wa peta mata | i nt hagweratentsee ata | ob ci, on Wedge Okra, bp te. | Hae nda, Rowe, a el one renty, to supjort the democratic ticket, the whole ticket, | “"ys"Joque Ati itver gray whig, has an- | f2ble; cr concwd be deveioped inthe rule of three What | when they came near Fulton avenue, on the ypposite side | At Vced: Mr. W Jy TOUR, late oF 0), || her heli park of tee corse had been. on the and nothing but the ticket, bulge Abrabam T Rove, silver gray whig, has an: | ond is there vetwecn the intricate enlauiations of Le | Tiwhich: they were walking: two were Iying hat down, | Ct, ‘0 Miss Puum Axx Gunma, of Brooklya, LI in damaged Tuscertata whether Verrier and the maessve combinations of Beethoven’ Yet ‘5 fan Francigco papers please copy. 5 . uaucie is'a mathematieal selence, "It cannot exist in- | “Fd ene rary sltring up; they sald to one snerber thar | ,,im Brooklyn, on WWedhenday evening, October 24, at | , AMC, OxroHD, gf Pouiind, from Pina, for Gependeot of numbers and proportion. Its tones are | 1.1 two of them; Campbell and witness put one on his | {HC residence of the bride's father, by the Rev. WS. | Wee condemned ta arveg. ‘er bul mcriaus and magnitudes of time, or magnitudes of sound. Exact | fet and asked where he lived; did not answer; seemed beat Jesse 8. Carman to Miss Many E., daughter of were sold by auction 4th proportions exist between the different scale: Rg el9se 4 t other two; nothi “ Senr be. |. he dromk;, 8 egompany went te ot Ner wT dhattacd | | On Wednesday, October 24, at Auburndale, near Bos- | neavs" weather, fiw part of her cargo, and Tecested ‘The acdrecs, which we give below, speaks for i:self:— ; Secrest. 70 THY CITIZENS OF THY STATE OF NEW you op- | °% “°°™!Y Judge and Surrogn POSED TO THE COERCIVE TEMPERANOE ACT. City Politics. At a delegated meoting of citizens of the state opposed | 3 ror, , * : oran + QUOR DEALERS’ CITY, ONTY AND JUDICIARY to the coercive temperance act, held at Albany on the citicrndan tious keye, the protractions of sound, the paces: 19th day of June last, the undersigned were unanimous!y : me 2 aaa 4 at . ton) pte Nov. Btophien wthong, Baeuiute BOvGcIME of ele: oe appointed a State Coultral Commitvee, “with full powers,” | ‘This convention met last night, st National Hall. | tween sounds; the whole aclence rests on @ mathema: | down gaia “Let me go; did not tated aby more then tht | {nip a. cops ea eT leas LAse, of | damage in salle Samoan, Moi of Prince Ras and the following vesolution of instruction was passed by | pLitip Engs wes called to the chair, ami C. W. Schaffer | your fair, are #8 much mathematical as the compass or | Mis, brother Hobart balloved murder, tnd tall 18 ae | _ 1: Philadelphia, on Tuesday, October 23, Hasay Arciy. | fol in-conlact recent, Nort, the conven tictim soe of fifleon be instructed to | oMtelated as Secretary. The convention proved a stormy | the rule.’ ‘The truths that wustain both sciences are the | (11 Meee, oe El aed oo elatbAs too: lipenntnan, sox to Sanat A., davghter of the late Henry P, Coriies, of I wtf vigeing Bagg Ea ‘open 8 conreaponer wih thown Intereated M ike repeal of | one throughont, there being u large uumber prevent | Sule; cne jase is abatraes numbers; anothor, melody, | it gy of the man, und went to eee what was tho muss; a ity. ‘ board? side uf dwn 10 iho, waiir's edge, Ane the Inte protibitory enactzcent, in each Asembly and Sent- | v9. wished to stave off all action, on the ground that new po |, how man was coming to him; stooped for something to apes hint: Dewees ds ws torial district within the State, for the pyrpose of completing vbich it will be applied. What a slave it becomes, toil- . fori] digfet with the ie, Lor Ae PRO Oi naulotors | all the cexdidates in the fleld were sound on the Uquor | Juein our tavkere Wi ures, toll | Gerend hirorelf, bat could get nothing; saw a pair Died. has -y 4 On Wednesday, October 24, the Hon. Roxert H. Monris, | cessful in mackerel catching fitted ont al the Gut Ne } ing in our ranks! When steam first applied its infant | C'ects lying at the eu-bstone; picked them up: a te t enactmen’ question, This feeling led to excited debates, but a ders to lift the kettle-covel re the eyes of Watt, | of beots lying at pi Di Justice of Supreme Court. cottishing, and on the 10th inst while at anchor in the Gus waa We bave discharged this duty with imperfect ‘means, | Jurge majority were found to be in favor of nominating. Bo iaetiea’ ite erpereee: rex, Define, Hie open ot Watt, | man made blow at witness. and he atrack him wita | “fe Giendsand relatives of tho family are reapectfully | Fun into by coa laden vemri and ink 1n'8 fahoms Water buthave witnessed with satisfaction that public senti- | Various motions to adjourn were made and lost, and It | jopes of that fortunate thinker! Now: behol the giant of | the bets: he made SS arte ata oelerlaweeobed invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of Crow saved. te Mart ment is ripeniog against this unjust cnactment, and | wes past midnight before the convention proceeded to | ihe nineteenth century, how he is compelled to tug and | SW nutbing in his hand; Robert ands private watchuia® | father-in law, Marcona Mouson, at Astoria. to-morrow at- | 7. puo Notice (Be hegre arcs OS that the weight’ of epluion in tuo gon:ts is not only ballot, The first ballots were for Judges, they beiog | airain the tirless ginews of his atrengih, in countless | Serie ae te ee bd ecb per ternoon, at two o'clock, ‘The steamboat Ravenswood wil terete eects Coane ee tite cum: nality, but against the dangerous | decmed most imporiant. folzess andtabor! See h ty bi ; Ming : the | leave Peck slip at one o'clock. f principle ofeocic.ve prolbition, which is its essential | “°A'long ecbate ensued on the respective claims of James | Ce’ tugh the storm, Ansensibte to cold aud gareices of | Steets Tam acvces and naked what was the matter: he | “(in ahursday morning, Wetober 25, Sanam Jase, wite of | 4 comm Westport SY mie wee Soute feature, . | R. Whiting and E.P, Cowles for Judge ofthe Suprome | gieep, behold the snow that blockades our path fly | oe bigs: Ve pm ee, bie g iat sa ryua; | Thomas Glazier, in the 2oth yeur of her age. ‘Oceent aa, fooy ys ary iene + Atleatie ‘The sct, however, still exists upon the statute book, | Court, when it was decided to pass them over, For | pefore him in the dim star-light. With mouth full of | for the belly is torn out of me;”’ Iw ‘The friends and acquaintances are invited to attend the At Flores Sept 27, Nantucket, ‘Gibbs, Nantucket, all welt— and will Lave the validity vt a law unless repealed by the | Jucges cf tbe Superior Court it is understood that Jonas Legislature, or ecla:od void by the courts, Unless thua | B. Vhilipe and Michael Ulshceffer were chosen. By this disposed cf it will be put in execution and enforced with | {ime it was near one o’clock, and we were obliged to gradually increasing rigor, forthe public opinion, that | leave. The knowing ones predicted Inst night that the is sufficient to nisintain it in existence, will be faund | following, mong other persons, would be selected by the powerful enough todemynd the application of its nu- | convention:— w {wo mien whgel the corner, and run down Ful- : ; fire, and nostrils expanded with smoke, hear him laugh mua ater crt ‘uy beother in vay arma untly Be Son No. 8 Dutch street, to-morrow afternoon, at | wonid sail next day: westward of Flores fell in withe wreek, Aefinntiy at the soistitial rays, beneath which every other rank re a ‘ook from ber Abt 70.000 ieet of lumber, laborer would melt, “See him furrow the bilawy brine eee ae Pink ae ts oe chen git thureday morning, October 26, Isaac Cotzono, aged i, Afpranres Hat at by letier from Capt Watson, Winslow, for mili ons cf miles, and interchan; growth of dif | my brother out of ny arms; they conveyed him to the ihe friends of the family, nnd those of his sons, James, | ,,AtSt Helena Sept 4, Peruvian, Butler, New London, oll net ferent zones. He spans the seas with bridges. He enters | 1's, itat; can't recognize the man who made the thrust at | John P, ana Benjamin Coliors, are respectfully invited to | “RCS! pat en ult Mininoket, Taber, XB, 70 sp, the factory, and seizing {ts central crank, he plies its aa ist recollecti t Seah eect tee te ces © on | ee mame Bags, | ems "achinety il: Unctale ncty | Pt ned el aie oa kare eu may | Quah aye t at ae gee oS | ht Ais let Rear a friends of this law great opportunities for maintainiog it | County RD, Connelly. aud power. He weaves our garments and carves ou: | tives Itebert drank; did not drink oftener than T did; the | “Gn iursday, Gewobe: 45, at 21 o'clock, Sous Momiarry, | Bet Oleaveland, do do; Ben) Turker, Gilford, do do; ait, Ow by means of unions and coalitions, more or less open, | Street Comminsioner.. i'd, Howard. Prasat fear impel Pon throws fae world, He bores | *hele affaie did not tact over five minutes, dhe | "86H 0 years. : cqala, Marocaber, 115 ap landed. Hid 24th Sappho, a presenta also an occasion for the prompt, combined and | Repairs and Supplies . Mat. S. Selah. hit way through rock and mountain, and leaves To a Juro:—t hit the man once with the boots on the | “fis relatives and friends are respectful invited to | There le now about Tabs tisie tn port to be taken forward by extergette action of the opponents of the law to secure ita | City Inspector...... C. W. Schaffer. repeal. Corporation Attorney. L. B. Shepard, or fe have waited for the action of the several State con- T. E. Tomiinson. Yentions to reves! the course of parties, wai enable u> to | Most probably the former. compare t promise of the futmre wit ieir conduct in the past, in ord. todotermine disparsionately on what | FOUBTH WARD HARD SHELL RATIFICATION MEETING. side the weight of our induence could be cast with the | In response to a call published yesterday in the newe- Dover | the bark Azor. avo- ‘ ‘ breast; drank lemon syrup and beer that night, no] atteno the funeral, from his late residence, nue for the flow of commerce. fle grinds the grain of i at F 3 3 ; crntinenta, and carries it to meet the necessities of man, | >” ee sitiietlon) treet, at two o'clock to-morvow afternoon, without fur- | Seen Oct Jo, tat 87, ton @8 40, an Aterican whaling bark, ne saved etic nest (crise. tam nck all 8; He clenches the tough quartz, and crushing it in Patric! yorn—Lives in Raymond street, i ensign; whit ‘red, next to tie mast, with black ball. sures it so tightly held. He lifts and excavates; he | 1.2 gon't know the prisoner; had been to Thomas John- | “the ¢,} nas of the family, those of her som, John J. jpoRten, dic. flomes. and saws, and hammers, and yet with infinite ibe ne ne fe mene r ibis .tckirgs Sear te tots uklibeae wim and etheris) Celicacy, be pofpts the finest neodls, and | S(b'# house, corner of Lafayctte avenue and Raymond | yfutlen, and of her gon-in-tow. P. 8. Colton, are invited to | 4 Sieamslip Washington, hence 1or amp! omen, most effect. rs of the city, about seventeen hundred persons i ignided | Street: Charles Johnson, Thomas Johnson, James Camp- | arienc the funeral, from her late residence, No, 27 Spring | “hin Ashiaud, Moore, trom. NOvicans for Lt 7 The united Wh'g snd Republican Conventions aye not eee ee oe ean coe cst cnet eee ee ee eet a Oe nears tor | Bell, Size. Jobnaim and inyrell, were sittinggn the stoop | y.reei, corner of Mott strcet, to-morrow afternoon, at one | Wis Hearig Neo miles oT ant ot TAverDook, Ott Iy prevented candidates for the Court of Appeals and | S88embled at the Shakspeare otel, last evening to ratify bs when Rotert and William came up; the Johnsons, Camp- | Orclock. Tate Anil iecdon trots Connon for ftubert Town, 86 pn ae ee eee ee aoa iced to the lew, hat ue the only | tbe nominations made by the hard shell democrats of the | bim to accemplish. He delights in noise, and dict, | bcit"and myself, accompanied the boys out of Raymond | ° Greid age, Roew Riturx, a native of Granarl, county | Trinidad Sas pipiens pgrenpdier| Fevolaiiun upon this jee, wopted bf them, have de. | Fourth word, ‘The weeting waa called to order by Wile | uPd scot, and snioke. He la not afraid of his dainty | get on thelr way to the cars; «aw three mien Iylg om I qugtvat eta: aga aee pears eae! Hark Ltlsa Fat, Adie, (com Portland foe Havana, Oot 4 ) lee Pilling: who " in gers erever Wor : i home. | the side Let's awi : ; f Jat $44, Jon 7) 15. clared thely purpose is the following term Yam Fbillipe, who norninated the following officers of the | Wt Teves a dificult Job fs placed tefore hic, his tron | tHe sidewalk, and some one se ol le the gutter; | gy Zeiriends of the Launlly ure requested to attend the | “Hric*Atrioun, Goulter, from Calals for West Indies, Oct 98, BE pc cr hy ae ee et ye rey Hoe pra aD a lepers mad cht mn cles faizly thrill with Joy. Seo how, in the fow seare | Ty he of them; ‘raised the head of one of them, but | turidence of her daughter, Mary MeKeon, No. 160 ave. Pee eee ii. teen Rectan tents Deities Oates Oxicatg Myvors, this wrestng Ua interpreiation trom the | Vice Prosifonts—Francis Priest, Wildam Colligan and | ¢f bis wonderful activity, whole forests have gone down | cotiq get no word ont of him, and laid his hesd down | Due f. rege f Bia wma eae Dove pees sl courts, and appe:l'nt from the expression of the popular will | pp pyillip O'Reilly. « which dictated ud law : P ly. rhat 7 pri Eecretatice—Kdward M. Mosris, John Casey, John Bus- ved, The! urvaly olieving the great, principle Res pe pe fi esc , 8 Wi esist the att fm hy phoveet & trie the practical workings fucroot ts thts State, Fowarn M. Monns then introduced a series of resolu- The temoerane) wen regading this asac snmittal to | tions ratifying the city and county nominations, and en- their principles, havo this year. as last. pledged them- | corsing Senator ‘Thomas J. Barr and Councilman Healy, selves dnd thrown the weight of their induenes to the | which were adopted. After speeches from several gen: candidates we have named. tlemen the meeting dispersed. The Aueriean paity wir not only wholly silent ia re. SriEX Tua SE RSG OE, CLS ra: bis throuf, Terres, and bovghs, and mighty trunks. And | Ouuld ge) no wort aul Me ith trent to the next one, “1. “ © ¥ : J - ‘ : 8 ‘ On Thurrdny, October 25, Carzn 0. Tenti1. Sebr Amelia I. Davis, from Baitimore for Cape Haytien, Oot who shal ay that thts abvridus Titan bas yet Cully got | 20 Charles Zohnton waa raicog him up; I aided him: | Tho relalveyand issence of tae leaily are reapecttully | 7s lat 24 lon 6? 10 B8 veparatory wervice--the Oret trial of his boyish strength, | #*Ked where he lived, but got no answer; he seemed | invited to attend the inners), to-morrow moraing, at balt | poyscy Aynes, jE IR ale a 5d a Bo ea eee oie’ fo | te bestupids 1 then asked where he lived, and cnid T | past nine o'clock, from his late residence, No. 204 West | yPUsSce Armas. Aug li—Arr bile, dehoonee, Movers, NYowte preebihae gi es Beh My eal ah is tte. To | youd take him home: he then sid, “By Jesus! letg> | Ewentieth street. May 5, ons 511, search out for him new modes of toil, will furnish am- { WOU Ihe iis Me ae os hiimm, and he stacted froin CY 8 rae . pf m a ke started ‘On Wed tober 24, CaTuaninr Facan, aged 52 rs aeNA, Bept Pedee, Carr, repairing, ployroeot for mam, perchance, while the world.enduses. | tnes'] locked back at him, and saw Vim in the middle of | years, eee raresiee . and io mall oe San te Popalres tort Jace de One, Jn ikvulating tbe progress of these great interests of the | a6’ st1¢et; Charles Jolson was in troot of him, deoop- | 7 "Rer friends, and those of the family, are re nested to |, Dsxanana, Sept 18—Arr sch Clark Cottrell, Foxwelt, Bal- country, your Institution, whose twenty-eighth anniver: | ig, end the man was punching him. ia tue slomach, | aiuend the funoval, from hier lite residence, No. 691 ee oar haa i won Wain te a gery We nve now celebrating, bas been of eusinent service, gettitoy Abe Tew; bat ibage Disa pen thet ‘ ; Sais : thrusting with his right hand; raw nothing in bis | jy at at ada tiologk abla cubenines The guckiped Howton. Beate tic she leading alvoostes of the lng in | This committee has now fully orgunized by the election | It evs the frst upon this model, fa America, i€notin the | put. "F Went to where they. were, tor separate { Hurt surcel, at ninegicieey this merning, Te erviees | Haurax, Oot 24,9 Am (by tely-Arr siecmehip = we, bothot whom yoted joan prong Hee ee ie era time tenet dtant ahem there | Her. When the man stabbed mo ;’ nothing was | toenih etrect, between Fifth ant sixth avenues, af halt | Ta ort Got debi frople Bie, Poulkcs, for Philadelphia next at said; IT was stabbed in the hip; was Inid up for Be 0" » Int t St. ‘4 Cathedral, | éay; bark Pinceton, Seeley, from NYork. arr 3d inst, Seat i prh capone ed eet dy inion deprived of the | Gye weeks; I told SJoanes Campbell was siabvet, and he past nine o'clock pen ee eee cee ae CUAYRA, about Get Aan port brig St Mary, (or NYork sl torn, more or less tributary to their original. is cite, be aided me hume—-both hallooing “ Watcb!”” aud «Mar- | "On Wednesday morning. October 24, Samcnt 0. MavE- | Hues, NB, Oct Z-Cld voby Frederick, Watts, Balt the last I cits passage. | of the following permanent officere:—William Arbuthnot, Both sections of 1 eratio party expressed thems | Chairmen: William 8. Gregory and D. McLaughlin, Vice selves in their Slate Convection, in favor of the sepeal of this evactment, ani if the question was si ie of | Chad'men; Recording Secretaries, Jacob R. Slaight and approval of elther of the two orgenizations D.C, Henders n; Financial Secretary, John Collins; Ser- > aaa Mg | Ger? Tbecame ineensible alter proceeding w short dis- | y:cx, aged 14 years and 10 months. tet party fe aie ich ut sna to praca a rae cliy, enenty abd Pate istiin een to nowands cand. foot ta. cOnveaiasty i cea thet night, bot was not ex- | "yh. Telatives and friends of the family ave respectfully | “Pouro Cassin, Oct 6—In port schr Clara Burgess, Ander- ld no’ a‘temp! te bias your judgment The city, county and Judicial nominations, as eomplet- | ciaiicn sccms to cewand, and the a penvanionty y liquor; Charles Johneon appeared as usual to | irvited to alten! the funeral, fom the residence of his | son, for NYork 1h. Put in hetiatag batweon tao see, | €@ and reviced, cttnd as follows:—For Shei, William N. | adanted end permanent depository for “he offerings con: | CC" 0 {iauon; Clivclen, sv amon SERGNS tovitea fo.attend the funeral, trum de osideaooret bis} gon Ee EOE Ia 4 ads seaeisid Galt, Gone of triencs. we will most. provably award the victo. | Mctntire; County Clerk, George E. Shersvood: Coroners, | fided to yur chorge. What structure 69 suite. 20 your ee eee ie with thr abore was elicited on the | "yuh Ne. Ab 26 " ‘i Feeeoe Te NE, OchiGn Ace ache Prince Albert, Battimors ry to our declared enemies. To atiempting to divice our | Scan lven Charles Missing, William (Donnell, {abort | object as this arch of crystal, that stretches new detweeh | 9, cs-examination of this witness. On Thursday, October 25, Litas, daughter of Alexan- Home Ports, support between candidates of there sections, we multi | Gamble; Comptiolier, Phitip W. Kngs; Street Commission to thei and our oppone: ta, | €° James Dewey; Commissioner or Repairs and Supplies, Dropaition haa heen mace vy a | Jacob L. Dodge; City Inspector, Cheistian W. Seba ds, wo support a ticke: composed of | Counsel to the Corporation, Theodore E. Tomlinson; G deuocritie party; bat the wugges- | Vern r of the Almshouse, Witiam H. Aibertsou; Justice tion has failed to callout avy rerponse from ether site, | Of the fuprewe Court, Edward P. Cowles, Justices of the or fo meet the ny proval of either of thelr State com: Superior Coust, Michael Ulshoeffer and Murray ofiman; teen, The bret tine that 1: to elapse belore the etes- | Seoge of the Court of Common Meas, Cambridge Livings= tien, is itacl? enough. perhaps, to prewent such an ar | tn; Justice of the Marine Courg, Charles £, Birdsall. teemick bowers lane Ai the meeting of the Provivonal Committee on Wea- resdey evening, at the Cooper House, the memners of pene es Campbell eworn—Witness detailed the civeum- | gor und Lilacs Robertson, ‘aged 6 years, & months aad 27 | | ALEXANDRIA, Oct 2—Arr echrs Buewa Vista, Mist, andl B cyerpoer ot Ate its, ,rerpetual, ome of | stancee as fen in the abowe testimony, and identiie! | gay, . . wie Mario & Euraveth, NYork. sid schre # Hoichtlie, Beige Soriane of American iovention, so that ifauy ons would | CMAN. the prisoner, es the one last waked up; enw no | Tho friends of the family, und those of her uncles, Tho- | VTGSTON, Uct2i—-Art ship Sinbeam, Bisbee, -Valparalee Fer eee ee ean ‘care becowe, Het hina | Che # Abed, no blow dealt. a private watchman (Living: | yas, William, and Heccor Roberton, and John Farrest, | yin Talcalilanc; barks Topeta, Church, Leghorn! Mary Leon bend his ateps to this temple of uses. Ifa new Whitney | *P) came up, and Gorman raced him, saying he would | are 'respecttully invited to attend the funeral, from the | ard (Br), Lovill, aidvoean; brigs Souther, Nelson, pratt grits, choos police os eral aaa ee gh Ale chim out of the way, too; lost sight of them after | residence cf her parents, No. 101 Greeuwich avenue, t>- | tor; BG Chaloner, Thempson, Phiiadelobiay Forest (ee ua ce -onedlasonrat coucy Snel iic Cristivanainel, les ey turned (he corner; saw Gormsn in Justice Swith’s | morrow, at (welve o'clock M., without further invitation. Stowers, dor I —— Boarder eh, of aad from Uamden tor WH pone yezpetual niche be assigned him ip these halla’ if | C\Uit cm the preliminary excmlnaticn; recogalzed him | Jer remains will be tnterred ‘im Greenwood Cemetery. Norris Chester, ‘Carron; er. Nts oats fee beehirn Pitch, oF Fulton, or Svans chal desery | V2¢2 1 bead his nome; T do wot reeoguige the prironer | On Thursday, Gctober 26, ANNA Matis, only daughter | Corren, Philadciphin, Thos Biss, Rls; fore ce yet undiscovered force to whirl us o'er land or | LOW te be the man; he looms like him: think Wiliam | of George und Matitéa Fielcing, aged 3 years and 1 month. | tina Hewitt, and Isauc Achorn, Bucklin. NY¥ork. ply the chances of © e are aware the portion of our 4 th rection: MR Eiat tine cect unemanin ihe Fxceutive Committer from the First, Eleventh, Foar- | sain, bi his movement be erected here, within this en- HE Ee eee Selene iercoc oat ee nek | ge ee eee noe Tron of Ne funnily urd zegoatind 10] Sauiive SOP Sus diets hin Cramiow ef Reaves ae rapice of vines was on the side of that one of thexo a teenth, Fiffeenth apd Twentieth wards, reportet charter | during network of iron Jace. Jf some unknowo Whitie- | ted; Thad drank two glase: ot beer that night, | the ctaesoce of Lez father, No. 194 EustForty-firet sect, | Goudy. from Newcustie, i, for NYork, put tn for a harbor, tions which cast for Governor Seymour 164,000 yotes to | Bominations which were receive’ and adopted, ax also | 1 with intenee but baflied industry, strives for w | oo "was perfectly weber; ao far asl can judge, the pri gy be tetanic wg beta ‘orty: with foes of rudder. Arr yesterday, schrs J H 38.000 for Judge Bronson. ‘ihe defeat of Gove the neminatfon of Theodore B. Voorkeos for Assembly for | great direcvery, which yet eludes bim, fill the heavens | (1... (hs man 1 enw ia tho stseet, but ain not paitive, | Ca Laos rapere pienso o7 Puss patie ieocncaes Fatnrright, Whmingion, HC; J wilianson, 2, Wieser mour war due te this diversion of votes to the the Sixteenth district. aie e in kindress let in the cearet to hla soul ia the visions of | "(TTS cs vudnationl first dvank beer river being st | daupblerof E rand Seaun M Tulips, aged 2 years und 10 | Seagiee dense ae Hee: eamship Canste Gr}, demoerntic opj oncat, and to supinenees and inefciency | , tne tuartion ‘et liens trees Mie Mtatyre: aod tue | of ihe folere, “Whenever a Mencbard, a: Toning, «| Jchien’s hues drank twice; felt no ect from it) tbe | mom he, Rae eR ri eg Mee cea A ga our part, the result of hesttavtag connells and adivi- | Cee numineee, in favor of the Hope Chapel platform. | Burhyell, or an Eekford arises, on the scroll of this Insti. | titre leo drank twier dent knew the’ L could have | The friendn urv invited to attend the funeral, this after- | PoP ncect comand Berry, Bert, StJohn, Nulto loud tw Daas It *< due to selves and our canse thet wa | Tbe committee adjourned pending the ciccussion of the | tute let his name he recorded. If Colt infuses six times pomntra out to me; Trubbed the ehra of. the fivtone and Fe ee te etek eeu Menon i ‘youngent ius Crosby. Ciserd, ~ Pl ge 3 Rosevrooka, should not a -econd time repeat th: rror, and h ward chai tor nominations, acditional power into nn arm of our dofence—tf Hobbes } Pots. child ef Wan bs 5 SBT, jackeonville; Emma, Baker, pba; ears Boring Hil, nd Mary Louira Avery, aged 2 years, 8 | Previman. Cape Haytlen; Governor, ; vmas Jounscn sworm—Corrvborated the statements | onthe and £2 days, il een burg. awit, Revert: Lew, Crawetl, do." dy wind NE, and of the above witneses until afier they pis honse, On Thursduy morning, October 25, Drs. Euzasera Ar- | sicrmy, steamship Canada, at 12: about inidnight on the 0th of June or 1: of July RE, agea 78 Fears. *: Ksdesd sent nba PERHOES, Ost Lg eee yore egy we Maks] their titte: Charles Livingston, the private watcliman alluled to, ‘Le triends and relatives of the tamily are respectfull; ‘3 wren H ements be displayed and ‘heir tiles | tered to seeing the three men lying on the sidewalk, | inyived to ettend the funeral, this afternoon, at two | Goeiye, janemens Bremen, Sopt G; brie = which only we can rely, SECOND DISTRICT WAIG ASSEMBLY CONVENTIO! who then assisted in defeat; | qhis convention re-asserabled last evening at Patten electing Governor Clark, ppreadien tod tne Hotel, Mr, Owen W. Brennan, of the Sixth ward, presid defeat that ticket the sabe ¢ aierds wg new cecurty from violence—it Steers shall Tsun: 24¥ incéels of Rectness and beasty to giance up- cn the waves=if Morse shall invade the arcaua of the thy. and brie g the very b-l's of heaven to do our bidding et their ac ing, avd Mr. Charles B. Foote, of Sixth ward, acting as two | lenburt, Rio de Janelro; Pauline, Taylor, Borin ears age Secretary. A letter from Captain Robert B, Coleman, on the right of the 0th of June; he paseed them twice; | orclcek, from the residence of Mr. Henry Kutzemeyer, | Gibbs Gibbs, Providence. Cli schrs Autinen, (awkins, well ex self-pro'« ceclinirg the whig Aesembly nomloation, was received. heard a noise and came back;. saw Gorman have hold of | city of Hudson, New Jersey. York; JG Bernard, Stes, do; Auna Matilda, Brown, do; Rb ing thus we all partigities and prefecer His reelgraticn was accepted and Dr. Pierre C. Van Marine Affairs. acme Che; and in the act of stabbing nim witha knife; S:.ddenly, on Thursday, August 16, of serous apoplexy, | * A Siuart, Lozicr, "Angusin, Mo; Mary Louisa, Steelman, 8a any claés of poll erned ently by # s« the best inte censure 6 already forme! b duet ia Incalities 7 feel in view ¢ dircherae th Centra! Covy the friends of nd are conscions of being gor- | Wek, of Reteas oF Tie Steamer Ustox,—The sleamehip Union, wie for onr interests and a sense of the cause. Without assuming to yur friends shall deem expedien', we | The Liquor Dealers’ Convention of the Sixth Sematorial he cireumstances that we shall best | district met on Weduesday evening. and endorsed Thos. Avty you have entrusied to us, ae a State | 5 senday, the amion democratic candidate by a vote ding to the support of of 10, 10 3 for Feastus Brooks, the Know Nothing candi. some rewark, avd Gorman answered, “Shut | Fyrinic J. KAUrYMaNs, Eeq., still im the prime ot lite. |! M8 5 Ooo cia bare Brunctie, Lancaster. Savannah. Pass Sia or Tl) rip your guts open,” and | Deceased has resided in this country for upwards of twen- | j:A7H. Oct 2—Arr brige Carribbe, Coabing, Wi Gant, deme, hance for Eiewre Sh seca nypoe ype iene, he pursued witness up | ty sears, where by steady apriication to business he | NC; Mecexie, —. shd'Bua bre aaron, Csavousn Post day, baving on Monday last, in lat. 41, lung. €5, broke nuvcnue fur seme distance, when he gave the alarm | gisassed'a large fo/tune, ond lived endeared to a circle of | Peiic, Gund, Harriet, Pratt Potomac River. the water wheel shaft and in consequence was obliged to | rap with bis club; found officers Casler and Velaor, aud | atteched friends, by bis amiable dieposition wnd eterliag | | BRISTOL, Oct 24—Cid big Harriet Newell, Ha'ch, Matam- return for repairs, ‘The weather was fair and pleasant | "hey went to the place where the murder had been com: | integrity. ®CUARUESTOWN Oct 2, PM—Arr ships Camion, Rober, fi four UG xth ward, unanimously nominated as the whig candicate for Assembly. The convention then ad- Journed. iritved; when witness got near Navy stroct, on Lis return, British Pecket, Buenos Ayres, 8. A., please copy. at the time, and the accident was entirely unexpected. | he saw officers Casler Boe Suidnere coming up with the PRs aaah aad cana dee a saree AE erie tate Grom "Poocanston, Me. wld ‘AN well prisoner; he had o straw het on; think the prisoner is Stentton’ Morland s, Providence. We ieurn that the steamship St. Louis will take the | be sran--tdentify him by his voice more thay anything | MARITIME INTELLIGENCE. Wei techenca the fend eta aee $058 Mpsate For Judge of Appewls, (long term) ..., Sanmet Selden, sais ore . : A 7 ‘ ( For Judge of (short term)... Niehwlas Hil, Jr. NOMINATION OF THR UNITED DEMOCRACY, place of the Union and sail on Sunday fiext, 28th inst.. at Josiah Cesler, peliceman, sworn—Was foformed 0% the | 3mm nnn mn mn | Brothers, “Thotmpeon. port in’ Guilt of Mexizo; gches Amn & For fecrotary s : -tsrael T. Hatch, The United Democracy hed a public meeting last eve. } 12 o'clock, from pier 87 North river, foot of Beach street, | stabbing, and went to the’ scene; caw McDonough, who ee LS See et eee earned for hs Kw” Voss Sipe nacre Sort, IUe loser, Rerikaan do, pany For Comptreiter. -Lomucl Stetson. | ning, and nomivated for Councilman for the Fifty-tirst WO och Morton ow Pithatenits, was stabbed, on the way, and ordered him to the Hout | st should be waled dead oe Beal ae Whanelee eee, hee ee For State Trees. xielS. Thurston. | district in the Twentieth ward, Mr. Arthur MeDonali. J. Pactar Sup Uaivenme, New YORK, Oct, 24, 1866 Tal: op artiving on the ground, found three parties Ising iseiuié ioe via Sele ora take Smith. do. sui, Harret_ Aen.uo. “ld 37th. brig’ Kyerqroany For Casal Commis - | Gibson, M. D., provided at the meeting. Sin—I take the liverty to forward you a copy of the | theve; Wo were wounded and one asleep he Oo | noon mame ere kk ¥ br New Zealend, Lunt New Yorks Vor Atturnry Geveval beh rghit he oct Ml aisoper in Fulton ayense, going into Gold atrect; took 5 05| mon warner imorn 917 | 8h. bra ks (irom Calais), do; aches George For State Fugineer ond John B. Jervis, TO THE EDITOR OF THE HEALD. testimonial which was presented to Captain lr, H. Cave. hid of him, and said, “1 want you; he saked what for, pe rhe en the iss 217 | Xhvern’ Read. ¢o; 2st, Harriet Ann, do. For State Prison Ipepector..., trick H. Agin. New York Uct, 24, 18565. Dr. Devegn and Mr. E. Jones, on the passage of the stip | CU OL Lim tne: aim eences ‘the remark he made RRR ES _ GALVESTON, Get —Arr bark William Henry —j brig In regard to the Senate and Assembly, we recommend Lobserve in your classification ot candidates for Coun- | Universe fiom Liverpool to New York. A meeting was | UY" «Coto hell: I tried to pat my right hand in his Port of New York, October 25, 1325. Sabine, Trask, NYork. Arr p: barks foramen, that the ele: in our interest support no man for | men I am ‘set down ss being the nominee of the hard | called, and a committee wppointed by the passengers oka A @ hes tivods neat | ayaa ad thie stow, ant — Hrown, NYork (nefore repgrted, ont the pany Bi these places who is not known to them by shells, while my opponent, Mr. Colyer, ts given the cre. | when the following reeult was accomplished. As the Reuter a ininctid aed: & Met trod Wee CLEARED. inkiin, dg, erzr Geadrt, Mobile 060 DIsnMerd wow asauremecs to be an advorate fur the repent of this law, | (tof the soft nemination, As this statement might pre- } committee is of the opinion that the prevont testimonia! | 176 i b fr Slesmship Proncetheus, Churchill, Corpus Christt—C Morgan. a s pocket; (idéntified it;) the blade was closed; it had fresh Steomship Cab e antunity ot action andby | ivdice my poition befsre iny constituents, I beg leave to | may eerve os a precedent, and an encouragement to the beeshnteldt, Havana and New Orieaus— YeTSLMES? HOLE, Oct 22, P—Are schre Treasurer, Wa- Tt is by concert of lood on ‘ sf 8 ° afiicers of 01 7 if f “ Ithen put my nippers on him, and he re- | Livirgston. Crocheron & C ‘ H vfs 7 Wh. ti vigilance in the cho fe 0 ates and energy tn thelt | Pte deMarda und eotte ‘and that Me Colyer In thecan. | inte, to promote the health, comentment and géot wit | tiarked ‘That he would kil four hundred more of them hip Liverpool, Kearpey, London,-Qrlanell, Minturn & Co, Eee Teen ene oe egos Wittntanion. Meo Gd sone Lovett ion, that we cat ¥ 2 ynat characters, t a f 1037? p Trar, Bal), Lonéon—t 2 ‘ \ oO etree our denmitacs aa Titans | didate of the newly fledged party called half shells, of the passengers, Lem requested to state that you will | #td me tio,” he repeated several times that he had sta | £10) witupscoti, ell Liverpoal—Tapscat & Co a ie a ab ae } Mae beirselat oF lent va oneal TLLTAM TAYLOR, coxfer & favor upon the committee if. you will be so kind i y t Fhip Mediator, Helly New Or T Frost, Y lind. Johason, and Wan Nickels, Councilman Twenty-cighth district, Eleventh ward. ‘d= 6 i your va - | 20. it; he tried to get away; he struck at me and hit | hark John Denham Davie, Moble—Siurges, Clearman & Co, | Means Piiedelphia for Bowto mmorrew, that the paseengers may Pete skidniore, the officer who also had hold of him; 1 steuck | Brie kmara (Port), Concha, Liabon—Grianell, Muxtuen & Co: | 124: a RE ‘sanom, Maca, do ew io thelr frien T’bave the honor to teas. | him co the head with my club, and he was quiot after | Brig fllza Amp, Teuny, Aux Uayes—M1 0 Brookman & Ca. | ph cacue fargshe Placita teenie, Delaware, your cbedient servant, ’ that; we then conducted him to the station house. Brig Cousco, Geotwin, Bolivar Uns Beeh & Kanani. See eS Teue St bron beany nas ae 3 "RB OLARBORNF, Chal be court bere adjourned until this moruing, at 19 | Belg Brite (Br), Berman, Nasiau, NP-—C Ackerly. ao Vittene Cem. ; grange M, brig William Nickels; sebrs Treasarer, Chairman of State Committee, - maa. W. CULBERT, New York, City Intelligence. JOUN MeKNIGHE, Atbany. cm pada] JOHN TACEY ag. ACCENT ON THE ® Rangoan—Desiec ers sor 4 Brig Flirt (Br), Pendergast, St Johns, NF—H L Routh t ; ‘i : orelock. 1 this JOHN G. WHITE, Albany. Br.ney.—An accident that weil nigh eventuated serious- ON Roanp Sup Varrense, at gen, Oct. 17,7885, | °° Fens, iia, Aivarado, WL Springs, Saxon, Magellan Cloud, Pisaré 7 ace waht A mn Bois ae ' Trig Rover (Pr), Eiken, Halifax J 8 Dewiey. ; : peat ao iieee ly, occurred near Philipsvilte, on the western end of the wre cniera aie oe ae ey foe ara mae on Severe Storm at Milwaukte, hie G TW surroughs, St Mar & Potion. 4, oa Dew om brig Win Nickels; schre Tress TAMES MeIVER, Utes’ New Yerk apd Frie Railroad yesie:day morning. It ap- | (o's Black Klar Line, bound from Liverpoo! to New York, do | WRECK OF THE PROPELLER ALLEGHANY AND sive: | 2B! Avysta, Stone, Savannal—Sturges, Clearman & Co, WL Sprirgs, Alvaredo, Magelian Cloud, Saxon, Plrarro, ss Shy a pears the bridge near the station above mentioned is in ] hereay testify that Coptrin Fellx H. ve. te sdaition to his RAL £CHOOMERS—LO8S OF LIFE. . BGS BER. Days, Cheriesten Darhen, 2 Dinee, ‘vintog. Delavare, aud J H Counce. The jatter did not sail yesterday JAMES REID, Alban; y A cuiapldeted condition, ond, as the heavy freight ON ea owas te onal pence: 2 [From the Milwaukie Sentinel, det, 22 eth & Hleanor, Pierson, Aspinwall Geo Giver. | Vated amer Wm Jenkin, Hallet! Baitmore tor fe 8. CUSUMAN, Albaay. pase ever fi »& periton gave way and the front cars fell | Gerces of amiable demennor, gentlemanly depdrment, And A heavy gale from the northeast sprung up dnring Sa- Dr nathg Nev, beg oes ag agg YA ‘a Poston: back Gem, from Boston for Philadelphia; brig Ando- MATTHEW VASSAR, Je,, Poug Tee tgh into ihe watcr below, while other portions of | parcutat kindness, which can mever be forgotien by us, and | (urdoy night, and raged with great violence till Sanday | Schr Julia Frances, Robinsiy, Pesafort Rave 8 Malai. | var. do for Alexandria. cad TEE A. BonsTtat kee ‘he (rein remained tas ated fh the ruins of the beige, J Wil eer eniiie kim to our siete respectand warmesire: | u.orning. The propeller Alleghany, with a large eargoot | E:it Gan ager, ated tne ry Yeap Se ne a iene tape aeaans gator lanes Bea ; ’ ) ong one, some oF : ; , Sir Metis, i 3 THOMAS G. JESROLIN Kings. 22 (he Saba, Wah a Ha it ceaae ok Che ours SOREN LPR sey thts eer guanine), Dente fov’s bound for this port. cane into our bay daring the | kets Three Bro'iers, Hulrey,Ruiok—O rie. a. EDWAI . WARRE! cheste: oad the vagionany one empl pone sg Det Caatlence®, Or, 10 When te TATIONS Dee eee eiaht of the ae prelog 0 Meh = harbor, pier Gehr Alvis Branin, Poiiadelphie—) Nokes. r Deep Ya; coneemneienscanianaiat tical bitin ’ : " y ] Haak yea . Port, Here chr Com Kearney. Lovell, Boston—8 fae jared. Ihe news of ihe divarter was soon carsked tothe | (eamest ofthe passengers was confided, deserves ‘yal we | *ehored under the lee ol prin diy x20 ir New Dedgli, Boobs, Warehain—Masier. : Mayor's Office. ‘djolntng rtstions, aml ¢ large force of laborers and ears | SoU GRETass Our sans of Ability, ners, ar4 aiteg | he toon relied out her smoke pipe, ard though with two | Belt New Dedeht, Beebo, Masier Line, pare Bune. "Unt Baltime 4 tion, In the diech 1 f rdl'ion 4 pa 7 ow tie ei! bn Broan, great fudystene ara! gendee, | SMA hy fee he at ced ranwing. As ae was dis. 1 Seagper M Sandford, Hood, Philadelphia Gendionts Line | wiedeNe with ras, als, and solr JH Counce. tnd rem kable philaatrophiy, we find ourselves ata. loss ior | wits! by the Toss of her smoke pipe she could not ase her ARRIVED. BVANKIE, Oct Arr tchrs Pizarro, Chase, NYori; Lage gis focaurecg ihe sicem dnl ven whieh hes held ri etd hepe beagle bet Pian beter i bor og fp Pari, Richmond, ste, wiih mudes | ccs, Beara, .ovin for York: Syaau Loving. § York fr Box. , wereover, impressed with the knowledge of the ne- rthof the wreek of ‘ebastopol. The tre- nti, on. é = ecount ta Pao ro apron respoustile bg ny pee her far up towards tle beach, and D « tg * “al s Devens, 99 days, with wecther, bound tps Bow aoe “ie ; 4 vere Xs be eee entre the greatest economy, conjoined with | sbe lay yesterday within one hundred feet of the shore, oF v1.1 Cobaeco, to Geipeck st ¢ Hartemaan, of *TACREONVILLE, Get 13—-Omi brigs foung, Caster, com mend Mr. Boner Jcnes, ef 48 Unies eer bees, | ols at Wie Mem pepe yer epee ity Spee heth as i Bi 6: anyc, In butiast to | “MEW ORLEASR, Cot loser steamship Louistana, Taper, emigra 4 prac 1, | ever her. will go to pieces. A part of her cargo hip Azan (pew), Heagan, Bueksport, ye, , a ace’, tor integrity and noremitting attention yg ain ar ~- damaged Spe men Ses saat ne of SRY 2 Sew Barend ‘at Ape y ea bem ong ay just; shine Reale, nicrests Of the passengers confided to ba care; and we «schooner Porter, belo to Mr. Eldred, of this rom, 10 Emin Puithe x Tak, Deserae, Fifer, Colbirn, Marseilles; therefore ‘ener him our mout sincere obligations forthe mau. | city, with 85,000 fect of lumber, capsized off this point, | “i2.R'ok by vol a ©, Hand, Marsltnan, wer in whic be uperistented our deparinre, and te anety, | tha’ 'clew ereanhig to the abore in womall boats The | wiht hecaniuessae ee ee oo > Washington» DO, 9 tout Weyea, Aleut saateable bed immeanion . schooner Royer is high and dry near the Government | Tri: Daniel Webwer (of Tuesboro, Maixe), Wiiltance, Malaga, ) 103! sip Arhlend, berk Avo, ; Tn piacicg our algnatures, nt the inst ” per. lhe propeller Omer Pashs ‘and one or two yorsels | Sept )), aud Gibrajiar 22d, with salt, to RP Book & Co, | vit-ag shing Nuremberg, Melwan, Horne: Davis; Pineieg attire, nt ths instance of nN the paasen Trig townrend Jones, Leda Crete rs €: Loc, Bort; BG Barne: ey, atid, Bers hs), 10 the above testimonial, which we bolieve tbe | wie seieund between the piers, but will be got off with | ,,,.8 Tomnvond Jonce, Ladd Curthasera, 24 deve, with fus an Ochi, Douglas, Philede'pbin; Bay Sas, ‘0 the merits of those gentlemen named herein, | out oaznage. ‘The propeller Niagars got in, all right, just | {fs,8°.'° 4 MSravewiee), from Livesoeal eikidn hatka Magla'tate (Hr), Wheeler, Lavetpoot ‘Thomse id - PARADE OF THE SEVENTEENTH WARD POLICE. penters and ent to clear away ¢! Yesterday morning the Municipal Guards, a company | repair the comage. The measure: peration are of so composed of the police of the Seventeenth district, com. | Vi0reUs & character that it is suppored the usual trains manded by M.J.W. Hartt, their captata, went on thei: Grst | Mant hearse ot Put # short time, certainly not over six or target excursion. They were reviewed by the Mayor at 8 o'clock ia the morning at bis rosidence. The Guards presented a pleasing and neat appearance, and were ighly ccmplimented by the Mayor, who addressed thew in the following appropriate speech:— * . > Ovnicens AND Mex—I aim ha py to eee you this morning Fxrresios —A terriblo explosion took place on Wednes- ed po vie pe setf vee ee ses ioe day night, about a quarter to 7 o'clock, at the iron foun- «ondition, as cvincing interests in the object of your of Messrs. P1 ‘0 cnenction today, Iehas doen my polley to encodrage | U7.t" Messrs. Passvavt, Archer & Co., comer of Twen- these trainings and excursions by the police, so as to in. | 1-Ah street and Eleventh avenue. Tho large enpola form themecives in tha drill exercise and’ in military | W84 biown down, snd part of the wall of the building ruins of the cars and Axommn Aconext ox mim hie Rartosn—J woman, named Filen O'Brian, was son over and ‘i by the cars yesterday morning ut Donkivk. Her friends reside in New York, Seat) sé awit rh Fatleras, poke sbip Joba Jay (of , from discigfice The nearer policemen approximates to tim | Seetvoyed, and all the windows and window frames staashe to add, that ag a proof of our sincerity in regard to our | before (he gnle commenced. fos ChartesGn. ton, ld #camship Mexico, Lawless, solder the ‘totter qualihed he is for the discharge oftis | 4 10 pieces. In lotting out the refuse of molten iron ge aterady eapresed. we have made a cellection wick | “The Aleghany bel-uge to the Awerican Transportation | "yi: tain (Br, of Liverpeg!; Meatly, Carthagenn, 4 days, | Heivcuich ama Moraceae Day; ipa Garrick, Foster, Official dutfoa, The patrohiaan iy simply a eentinel on frem the boiler into the pit uncerneath, its suddea Meeherbe for the puretas ot tasen ease Company, and ia uninsured, The goods we presume were | ¥tth Lides, coccanuts, do, tu PN Quen Skane, at Bt Charles, Conway, duty, and ehoold In all rowpecte be governed by the sue | F'PRC into seme water in the pit generated w large | ees which will be preeeated respectively to the ators named | {clly insured in this city and in Eastern companies. The | | Btiz Cintence (ir), Stubbs, Turks Islands, Oct 3, with sale, nklin, Leave", Hity,"e Retire Barks F he rules and sigilamt attents I hope thet this exeursicn ntity of steam, and thus caused the explosion. The | gentlemen, asa humble tribute of the ailection and respec: of | extent of the loss is not yet fully known, but it must ne- | ‘Tucker & Mighibeurno, Ela, Harrison Pe: to-da; will Sagrove yon im anflita’ iF etiquette and taction, | (#RKC sustained will probably amount to $200. Fertn. | *! the pasfengors, Pec Of cemarily heavy--sey 76,000, or upwaril. hrestghoaid (Br), Masters, Green Turtle Bay, Bahamas, | Tewedio vea 18 nat aswellns nflord you a plonaam relaxation, and tha! | "ately no lives were lost, although several workmen wore | gui'hichest ariel slont al the enters et scxpeenlag also } ‘The sollowirig vessels are ashore at this port:— Bric Henry (of Waldoboro) Guedes, Darien, 16 days, with | °'y nothing will oconr to te from our present charac. | °” the premixes at the time. fori Teweay, acd Bieong. ¥ieet ‘Becoed sok Hhicd eee, fcheorer T, pear South Vie winter, to Snow & Burgess. Experienced heavy NE winda on ter an orverly, exmperate and fat'ivan, Publle offers. it | Cuore Pane, &.-—John McKnight, gnrdener for T, J. eg. toast, CLAEBOR Chsttana,” |, Fenpesen, ¥- Leatee, mene Wort h Point, Ihe ROFRBEE. ae " at elngeT: ad ? " . Tres . oner Harvest, o. ¥ cf Prookaville) Cabello, ing to soe to learn that the éitizens of this | Stewart, eq., at Fort Washington, on this tsland, aetonte, Treaster tpheneek Cotineay Souler Cieraseoae Tis) 6 ih ctf, Bes oR de agian Swe s Co. ward, who are the best svotion to dut; Dave signitied thelr tpprorl te toes imanner neee | Presented to oar notice a basket of pears of the Melanie renee” with prizes, ax Tam informed, to the value Fg gd largest weighing twenty-one ouncea, mensur- Kanoasseh Webster, Willinm Woodork, Jr. | Brig Juli Lean, Loported ashore mea Skiliagetee. Coe am ae te Be Deland Jarre Reaven, Willlam Roberts, Presbyterian ‘The echooner Orleans went ashore ‘outh of the Govern. | Sehr itera "Weoks ii, Wesleyan Missionary; Thomes Lioyd, > ing twelve inches around ewoll, and nearly seven | Jol n R. Parry. VY. Collins oy, | ment pier about 2P. M.on Sunday. Capt. J. Douglass, Schr Blackbird, Weaver, Alexandria, After a few other brief and pertinent romer.:4 by the | {0% the stem tothe blossom ond of the core, and of exytl- x seneslctetii tga Cpa les Proeck, first mate, anda man whore nae wb Pee) CS mer, 73 Mayor, the line broke into colutin, pressed in senvew, aad | ttt flavor. The trees are three year oli erafta on quince Teracy City News, could not lean, were drowsed in trying to reach the | Ech" Charies F ey proceeded on their march. stocks uncer six feet in beight, and so loadet with fruit ‘eden a . thore. A bent from one of the vessels lying near was Era > . Liscomb, app ee that the atema bend like willows near to the surface, FRIOVS ACCHENT.—At 6 o'ciock last evening as the | menned by Capt. E. 8. Stone, Capt. Mokitcick of the | sche O Rawarde Clark, New. id. for Bildgepork. Faesergers for the New York and Erie Railroad train | Hove. Cle Thompson, Wm. ‘Boston. ,) Police Intelligence. Ibia place, which, for ratural beauty and « happy talent in adepting all the wolke and buildi THE DIFFICULY “BETWEEN MESSRS. Hannes <x |! danly taste superior on the Mucor dace ine to JONNE—ANHEST OF THE PORMER ON CHARGE oF ‘ f the Transit, and | Sckr American Belle, Brown, ‘y, Wareham of the rest of Fehr Jane, Perr: OUng were landing fiom the fe deat on Capt. Harvey of the Globe, and the tive: TC the ferry t. men uamea Thomas Secon eat ait? | te crew and thore on board, six in -nambery saved Ie | febr piita Jan 10, Howes, Denn! 1, > + i ul Schr Paugs «sot, Bouroe, New Albany. Telaware county, N. ¥., aceldental'y stepped heteecn, | ™ rete att cag ats tao yertemed. | | eee Forks, Tograses, Aapare ya : PERJURY. > ‘Tete hate teiieel taeee pee oe ie the a ay of hi 1d Paks : mw, 7 ¥ ho to au ‘be beat a rid o we Remsey, A tow day ogo Chas. F. Barnes, former contractor fur | feom.'". Sividing bis: time between’ Wall gt rty ig Ay Fo Ge srcadiy | eval hear of cther dlsasters, ba, Te weap Thiop, Adam, hetee oe Slgvre 3 tat, ™ raising the sunken ship Joseph Walker, made a complaint | P! it. ars Viasinenat paras. fi tails iis leg will require amputation, bs bas returned—ree rews colt aguinst Walter R. Jones, the present contractor for grand | ““."™ ~ eee Personal Intelligence, BELOW bar Iereeny, tm taking e chainuble watch belonged fo tae | Furr @¥ay mmar.—A little after 9o'clock om Wed- + Naval Intelligences General shic'4s greived. at St. Paul, Micnesota, onthe | Ship New York, Rewards, from Havana Oct 11, with suger. | Fouag crm Fege Welch UN, THU complaint was dismissed ty | vew’ay night, © Bre was dismovered in a stable at No, O72 | ,, 70 United Sater sleam frigate fan Jacinto, toe ber | 3M int. aS i eee alias TORU ee fhe hanson ‘oleh. . jones has made a | ¢ rhe pchorage avd procecded to aca yest , e . pa eee tek es a ahr | Wt Nig a oa ratte ec | Had tent ei a in | le ay Sa, iy rk | ct ent dagen on Armee | SOB A ti ee: len mare ly in the At made againce hi alleges, sworn false- | guished vefore ony dace was done, It {¢ su: i Sc 4 en, and we hope she may | wes recovering, ‘ us, Corpus Obristi; Cahawha, He. rat being tomved for the Sener ere, gcAawn | thot nigh: wr corelemnY left. buraing by one of the | hve 4 fRerun out. We gave a's ay ver ing. ‘ai ott . t of her officers a f 0 and New Orleans, forks a yo sch ne s few | Byevet Brigndict General F, A. Hitchcock, gotonel of the | ¥8 vener, vy n since. fd iniantry, bas resigned his commission in the army, | Wind during the day, NW, aud fvosh, M sehr Amon Pal Rasen 4 te euretes , vim brace deepened age Ma toatl joiden Raver RT fone, pal! at Thpmasion io 1832, now | HEsdes wad dhe Troy Wig ays Dey Kane, ofthe Atle expedt- | ifiB Got watt ire r ttbodirey, "40; #loop Thos Hal, Heli, Mangaietin Foe the | Binge, at oom tat Re por! in test now ae | CPHILADELPRYA, Oct 2h PM—Arr WHT Stiller, Crowe, i Mansfield took Mr. Barnes into custody and bro Tue eceuy ents, es the door wad fytad Open. before Justice in. This magistrate decided to hold View or A New Havey Prove Goxpaxt.—Engine Com: ‘vietnam edge of the Hieron urmer, Ex: | pany No. 6 of Sow Kaveo, Conn, wi arse tthe ety weed» SUIanOn GUN Was teen a became the ac- | this Friday morning by the New Haven nowt. The mem- 1¢ following i# a corrected list of ge tees Heep Of War St Tonia at qieors of the United | Genera: a mander—J, W. Livingston, lentenan's—| Geom pson id F.C. Stout; tth, fe, | ten, is noon to be married o| bers will be the guests of 1. . . cond sister of the Fox girls y"ho formerly resided jes, on privare terme, y : 10 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD, Company Nos, of Rrookiyn, Pont a, Amd, Ladder | Sémuel Jachuon, dr. Aacatant Go—JS Rieakert ote, | Hoclester, where they continenced M6 nr RR orm ‘ons, Bumory, a’ Al vébvet OC 686 tobe, is, /ARK'S, Fla, Oct H—Arr brig Sampson, Murray, New intinet Ria Miclway rowers wer ease, October 24, | Mately to tent abete engine nt Tiley’ tbsrty poi tn | CREMMME BR. Taylor. Roatevala—thomas smfth, | 'Aicmy oF “Roches je Ravage => eee aes Rites Toy he Dan D kshey, of Fon glad a Ree cp RA a a 10 con! roadway, a [ay Et —M, . Carpenter—J, T. acque w New York. inant ganar i rabaky or anc "Broa rsaere 7 Mes which they will proces! | Mekor—8, 1i. Boutwell.. Purver'sStewacd—F ¥ Borie Srenee Mies Fox, hin sail to. be cimason,, BAS beet fags int aoe ton rte by Sei tar fo ka Sat ® MOArr US surveying shir Gallatin, ducharged by Judge Wark, | _ CORRECTION. —The Peter Clark who was dered to the coast of Afsica—ia all | Attending a young ladies’ school at added. Hoieeten, arrested om ie oon, 004 win Tavs i ‘Ovt 2-—Arr * JUation. qd of parsing counterfeit money, ie 4 sen, aed by the 10th of November, Hon. C. C. Washburn, io fro Brig © H Sempron, 180 tons, built at Bath in 1A8d, Le very, YPERY, 187 Mot street, = '¥. ie not the Peter it ets ae . + in ave feet, | Clark who drives the cbageval wagon No 31 é cprortanity to forward letters, be z Seetoesrie on the 17th Inst., danger: es Ae in New York 234 inst, nize, Bd seem: Fe Fara Bremen; echr