The New York Herald Newspaper, October 20, 1857, Page 4

NEW YORK HERALD.| ———————ee JAMES GORDON BENNETT BD "OR AND PROPRIETOR. @rrion K.W +02 ca OF PLLTON AND NASSAT ATS. DERI cash + SHR DA fee con's per copy. BT per ancee. Fae Wasser hated} cory Saturday, bees orras Bediidn, c+ 86 to “Tar fEWILY 2 BRRALL Veiynrah TAK Feinnrenawnre frows, schiouedt (POM cy Que Ker rally podd for. Ba Uk FoRetaw Cons se ey KEQUELTED TOBBAL all LeTrEns AND Packacgs nr Os ADVERTISEMENTS renewed every eyed im Ov Wuwein Hae, Paxur Ontvormia and Buropean Mditions. erery, Wedecarlag verti: i tad in be Wolume KAR AMUSEERNT This KVENING. BEOCOVAY THRATRS Womtway—Minciny Rae Geary bawwr or Favor RIGLOE GARDEN Brcotwary—Tae mew, ouasy Fare Renoraou OF “6oune: ROWEEY THEATER Bowery—M emer Sarin im Pann Dow Jose BURTON'S THRATRE Broa’way, oporaite Bond siree, — Wwe actus: or Parva TER HU we Bans, WALLAOR'S THRATRE SG Brcadway—Past ax Parsest A Crienbm Leveorwant LAURA ERRNIS THBAT KM, MBN YA RoMastic Toma. 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It will be found | (e004 enough fur tae parposes Of weekly or country jour { | tania. Wo therefore offer the fonts of type with which (he Hama» is now printed for male,on (93 berms alone, to sob wotkly or gonatry Journals as may be tn need of it. Al! priniom or propriaters who dasire to parchase this type | will eddrows James Usazor & Bona, who wil! weat with | ¢) {ian On faa mons favorable cask terms. Matis for Europe. PER WOW KCI ERBALI-EDITION YOM BUKOPE ‘Tne Comerd eteamahip Niegara, Gant Wicks: AB, will leave Boston on Wednesday, at avon, for | vero. } ‘The Weropesn mails whl close lo this cliy at noon bo Jay, to go by railroad, aud at bait past two o'clock this afar. pon, (0 go by Gleaw deat ‘Tae Ieurogeas edition of the Eimear, printed tn Fronen fed Kapton, wi) be pobliohed a top o'clek Wn Lhe morn tng. ‘Bingte Conies, in wrappers. wx combs. Hubeoriptions and muverasomenta for any edition of the enw You Eaaccn will se received at lic (ovowtmg places ta Kurope — Vounon,..Wacane fom, Bon & Lo » 47 ladgate buts At -Fezenuan Fzprees & ing idsco st. | Pruh «oo. Amp. Poropean be prem Co., "4 Pleceshs n Bora Danes oo. Am -Boropers bx) tems Co, 9 Clepel ain K Groart, 16 Lachange ntreet, bast, Bavme,....4c: | sropean | xpress Co., di Rae Oornetic, Tue contents ef the Kuro; tan edition wombine tho pews reoeives 7 mall and atice anc na Ge pray cos week, G4 up yomPiamiiea a Malls for the Partie, enw YORE BRBATI--CALIFORNLA BDITION, Te Volted Bintes mall steamship St. Let, wil tie port on Loersiay sitorscos, a two o’clook, wail Ate no movie fue OntSirnia aad pares of the Paci | \e'i! clone at one o'clock: Thereday eternoon. coe New Yous Wasnt lenny wwetaluing Us “Lgenct from all parts of the world will be p c ‘ bg nai eopiea, | The s:vam-hip North American, from Liverpoo! 7th | intent, arrived at Quebec yesterday. The news is four dess inter than previous advises. Consols | clcsed of Ma S61, with a séringent money market, Cotton was firm, bot without apy advance in p Breadet ere du pe downward There le nothing vee India by thie arrival, Accounts received at Paris represent the condition by the English titers, A Ruesiau ¢ four gun ebip, W on the paseage from Crorstedt, capsived in a 04 yuue fourteen hundre¢ peréons on Lourd only Lal Len WEEK of affairedr Ix yesourd. The political imveiiig om Euro uo ‘08. We hewe letters and (les of papers from Mexico, uted et Mavatlan Sememier 14 yot Mexieo wod Vera Cray Teh inst. Congres was fully or Sred under the now comstituti ' Party triemphext. The disp riinary powers to the President, | Lim to deal with putlic disorder wtendirg mere and me “ were wofuily dis apposed in their atvempt at re volt on the 26th of September. The w MOL Wade promptly soppreesed aad several of its leaders iin prisoned. Among tic evidenc«s ¢ was € letter of Ganta Anna's proicrring two hundred thousand Gollere in aid of & of the revolutioni Organized b es foated wou of the districts, p74 bad even cn the troope of the governinent. The new Teh aatini ewtorprise elood high in the estimation of cap acd over $600,000 of the stock had already bcm | wulectined. Our San Domingo correspondent, writlag on the 24 end lv uit., gives « fol account of toe rise, wpreed ead prorress of the revolution, waich thea aad approa Li aplete success. Gene rel Bentena bed errived at Port Riata from St. Tho wane, ond Wes halled by all the ieeding patrio% north | end eocth, on Lis route © Boutin Baew wae etl in Aen Domingo, | ot leu segagr ets that he war di pond ot Ag patio’ hee beeo impriv ned ‘6 Ban Dow iago, but | the cerertiow ma he Dees ariay were very Du- merous, A number ct refugees were dicltered in | the howe of Br. Lio ed Biates Oonoular Agent, who wer populas in tho civ The Haytions were (ll hele wh cleo i cote ou the border We have sows from Tort aa Urinee, We sti, 14 eth toet. One orrespondent stoter the! the prov eho mocket was mil) heavily overstock do fiewu $2 469 pet berte) lower. To aces b it b tenes was pretty firm. The cate of Coptiia v oder couridernow by Une 0 aoont, dent partues of & Dostou bow eldaooyh parfest'y innocent, wre putin pieon on eherge of being concermed in We introdert.on of the counterfeit bila, san plewiag B006 The Jiaytion aoy papers com fete given Ly the Duxe | Mojeuty E which tie entertuin auelin | amurenwnte © uti] ote 4d quite in the atyleoi the | oars of Varo ge We give th 8 teore catanded report of the pre cedings tn the Merine Court, in which some of tis eck jol vere of thie city figure ee aepicuonely i er etter pt to Kel & property of toubefal title to the feloral govervime mt ice The Chew Congress wt ww waenings lay & beim pewiatinds uy | in the afflumative and eight in the negative. | Vote was subsequoutly reconsidered and the report | laid over under the rules. | murderer of the late Jot | Guctory lecture to the winter co | day, stated tins (rom | ptey vad | nd | | NEW ¥ORK SERALD, TUESDAY; OCTOBER 20, 1857. was elected President, and several Earopean hon0- rary members were chosen The tourcamcut is stil Progreesing, ani will probably close in a few days. On Wedneeday evening Mr. Paulsen proposes te play, blindfold, five simuitazocus games. ‘The Catifernia mail -teamers are in bad luck The Northern Li -bt, on her lact homeware wip, ran Op 6 crralree! terce mies from the isiaad of Old Providence, about seven o'clock in the evening, where sbe revaived till four the next morning, when, tc tice having risen, by great exertions ebe was ex'rivated from ber perilous position. Tue steexer was running at the rate of twelve miles an hour when she etruck, but fortunately there was little orzo wad. The steamer Star of the West, ca hor outward passage, encourtere + 8 very be’ vy gale ond was obliged to throw overboard pa:t of her cargo She also went ashore on the coast of Mloride, where phe etuck fast forthree hours The ca'liog of the fortia mail steamer, which wes to have taken , bas bre postponed tilt Thursday next s has been uted for the Northern ‘The Board of Supervisors were in eession yester- Gay. Arcsoslution authorizing tho Couptreller to pay for globular gluss belict boxes wos adop'ed, as was also a report in favor of payiog Messrs. Timp. d Schnor, assessors of the Pwenty second 40 for expenses incurred in contestiag the legality of the election, A repoit in favor of pag. ing $968 for expenses of Vidridge street jail was adopted: A report in favor of increasiag the sal of the clerk of the Marine Conrt to deputy cierk to $1,500, first and sccond assis ‘ants to $10 lo r want of a constitetional vot ten voting Tho laid on the table. In the Board of Aldermen lost evening a resolu. tion euthoriving the Mayor to offer a reward of one Lousend dollars for the anv. uu! conviction of the of Mr. John Swerson, was offered, and . petition of Morgan L. Mott, Jacob) L. Mott and Sylvanus Gedney, pro- posing to contract for cleaning the streets for five years, at $300,000 per annuw, was received, and re- ferred to the apprepriate commilteo. The report of the Toard of Councilmen in favor of rentiog half a Lieck of lard to the Catholic Orphaa Asylum, ad- joining that now occupied by them on Fifty-firet ond Fifty-second stzects and Fourth and Fifth | avenues, at a nominel rent of one deilar pes eunum, was, afler some debate, adopted by a vote of twelve lt was stated that there were some legal sin the way of the preperty according to the terms proposed. In the Board of Councilmen last evening the Vre- eidont preecatod a resolution Risectine the offer a reward of $1,000 for the discovery of the Swenson. Tt was laid A number of pclling places for the ensuing wore xed, all of which will be advertised A special committee of five ap- pointed to report upoo the expediency of erecting a Fourdling Hospital. A mo ion te widen Pearl street between 3 the Battery. Superintendent Tall- madge sent an javitation to review a Lattalion of mn pelveas balssegprue which was perm, devold of public en o'clock last saloon, No, 12 Walkor street, L ont with o musket. Lt is eu ppd sca ths tozicated at the time. A fire occurred at Chicago yesterday morning which Gcetroye? preperty to the amount of £600,000" on which there was insurance of about £500,000" ied beneath the ruins of the holla” sad twas feared that other fate. ie Committee on Streete of the Board of Alder. men met yesterday. A petition was received asking the passing of an ordinance authorizi paving of the street at the co f Corlears end Water streets, as the same bas never beea paved, and is now a deep mud Lole. Tne coumittee will report favor na ‘xe wes iy Tw come of to-merrow, and is There will be four The Special Commit iad Bests. lower noterday hearing the not to have been layor We n, Was engared ed from the force. © Mott éclivered last night the intro. eof the Medical it the College vt Te nt of New York Universit; teenth street. He cave a bric ho & -y of medical scienoo ond the gufding ‘te of the medical profession from tho days of ton and Galen; and ureed onthe young th to devote the present aster for that pur ecoeeity © Cents e of anatomy and orcily oF thorongh kno Gingnosls of & 8 at the bedside , t vised a al rvance of the § seept in cases the cacse of | merey demanded that the physician shor xercise bis high calling, and cited the case of T Castle reagh « «uicide af an MWustation & the eft on the mind of a { tavess ve 1 tw tl n0a. The leetare 1 Wee ¥ m's discourse * c conten of moment wore repre yeatomtay, early exbeceted. Lh was acy © thin market ts store ci ‘The lem receipe o! momeai peoted to arrive fram tke Gel porta, rome oar f which, LwEE ERI, Wars on thelr way 40 this port At inte % from New Orleans the market tei recov. cred tome what he reco exireme depression. The ere\ple of | owr eMavorcay have Deen aber 2.600 DOU, While sapertere Were beyog mparngiz, eating the lorry there # lees Dee! pod | ark packed In Gat the nomen f nenal, from the searcity and wert of money with packers te enab.e inher t) make porches of Mosk, wh leu. aber band largor shipmools 44 Cube tnd hoge won: fe warded (he minrkel, eee more Wold bee ans be coal paced (han cave hie fwrmnrdiog moos y he wought By the reloads eter the e, the stoke tn coll wanther betrg peat fj ear os We ent 12 8 Blanghinret & ere freee ing Ok WPAN, tm ebei90 5 ge per Ten #0 tnt from the exire: tao (laya peas wRO et! fw em tered a ries eon to wre wes eae ly. G8 OF m0 noMt, BbOUt «O04 0d for Lever, ral, iv bulk, 1d» 58 WRAL, ADD Orrs uesver Gencral Las, for oun eoveral days, been casing aout in thie oz for | wir a cligible tlie for We propored new diy Pos! Office, die has arrived at no doverarinutiva in the matter, but, we we are informed, entertains the opinion the vew oiies chould occupy a note control ¢ fun ub thet of ove or Lo mort prominent ste heretofore accepauge of ie govrurmacuh G ) and $800 cach, after an animated debate | nay thoffaic po- | mot with a | g the grading | natant a deve- | i i | | | believed they had profited most by it, are the very cnes who rt most to-day. | as easy to discover analogies as to detect ; the whol tention bay lao been directed to the extension of the postal facilities of this metropolis to the London +yetem--oomprising a “delivery from dif- fescot peints in the city, six times, or once in every two hours during the business half of the Cay. We Lope this reform will be speedily oar- ricé cat; end would aleo euggest that the appro- pristion of te'f @ milion, made by the laet Cou- grees for the purehsze of the ground for a Post OMce, coule now be expended to the best advan- tege, ia cash, to purchaser and celier. The location aud tho business convenience of our preecnto'd Dateh Church Post Office, are at least twenty yesre bkbind the growth of the bucinces ink rests and poputation of the city. Abe Firmncint KRevulsious of the sresent cemary, We pablich eewhere aa elaborate accouat of frecetal revulsions which have been expe- a tm the Uciid States sinve the begia- of the present centary. Persons ea- a in tesde will find the document worth ing, @8 we are much misiakcn if the Het of our is clesed. Tuaeed, exper iows that, eo long a¢ this is @ commerdial couctry, govsened on tho-c de- moerstic principles whiok are best adapted to tae Gevelopement of commercial enterprize and (iaan- cil adventure, the tide of trde will flow aud cobb, wily eras of uubounded prosperity and teeri- ble decline, at regular intervale, Whea the ro vulsion of loi4d—"19 @as precipitated upon ua by the war, the whole blame wes thrown upon the Britisu and the admmuistration; and tae merchanw promised themselves that if ouce they were at peace again they would take care to keepout of re- vuleions for the rest of thoie lives, Yet, hardly tea fterwaid, it was neccesary tu have a partial iorder to re esiablish commercial equili- and the very men who had safored the doit-i9, and sbascd Mr. Madison most ueartily, went to picees alto- in 16 and disappeared cursing dust so the merchants ars taught the severcat lessoa ia 1857, ard ne yeats in inst the gether Jackson and ¥ an Buren. who necs between the revulsions of different periods. Events repeat themselves; but as the i human wind is never at rest, there are never wo periods so identically alike that some striking a'Ternee may Dot Le discovered between them, The reat latent cause of the revuleions of 1857 | and i together with the migor crises of 1526 aud 1447, was the same—the uabounded expan. | sion of paper credit. In other words, throughout | of the pact forty years the gancral oy of this country Las been toward un ua- ‘ion of fictitious wealth, begetting alike onrrane and commercial excess in g. This paper expansion culminated, by tho general crash of the banlis; it rated ibis year in the tuin of the railways desuuetion or depreciation of nearly a | usand million of dollars of paper securities. { Of course there is a vaet dillorence between the | two periods; then the banks were rotten, now the Supreme Court assures as-—they are sound; then there were no railways, now railways have overshadowed évery olber industzial interest; then there was little specie in the country, now ihere is a great dewl; and so on, Bui at bottom | the seeret ef the two events is the eame—over- expansion; fo overliving and over. trading. | from sympathy with the merchants: a: | | account of | 1 literature, ax they | crives cannot impoverish them by @ ringle acre, 7 4 turns out that revalsions in these coun- | tries appear at lenet to be lees sweepingly detri- | mental than they are with us; for whereas hero 1 | arash to bo mupgertet bi the Lowe trad Joh caret | common grad a Western io deciive from Er. ts on Wheat was firmer for prime tote of Re Choice Tonresare white eid at 8! 4h end fair we good Southern white eld at $100 a 91% wih rod do. at $140 w $l UTK-—the inter figu ‘ an red Tennemee, Mi raukie old at th Chicage red opripg ab $1 Of: Indteve rede’ $) 0 ond Michigan white ab 8152 Comm wre lower ent wou at + ate, closing at the tnele Cgure, Pork was ence, we tomend, wil ourall aales of mucet a. $6. a6 | Pere of prime wt $i be 0 A produce mercbant of this eily, who returwed from Ch cago | may oconsionally call thom to rack placer, they eLould take care that their couduct shall not | confound them with the poreons woo halttaaliy | frequent them. Tl ir cwential to thet ney the! ¢ people should reepec. thom, and the | | upon tho middlo, ead part of the lower strata | One cannot help reficeting, as one examines | fully infercsting finuuelal records, that | aity of the rain caused by these is part of the price we pay for domo- | cratic liberty. ‘They have revalsions in England, { there, they touch only. the trading, not | Uj the wealthiest class, The great moneyed claes of Englasd rides high above the eweep of fisanctal | storms, The aristoctacy monrus thom, but ouly for them- cannot & perable barrier to the encroushmeats of reval- | a kindly law interposes an insu- tion upon the capital of noble estates Noble- | men, ngland es in Germany, may do as they | please with their rental; but, as to the estate | itself, they are in the light of infants in Inw; they | can neither alienate nor mor! » and financial | they carry away before th: li classes from the pout of a mansion on Fifth avenue to the mechanic of avenue A, there they cisike ouly of society. | These and other reflections will occur to the attentive reader of out chronological summary: We repeat, it may prove not only of interest to the curious, bat of reel worth as a guide anda | warning to the fair dealer and the merchant fer | yeare tu come. Pouce Br jetein has never been at any time tery ouc, but we queetion whether been lees eo than under its new or- Not a day pasecs but that we have ec its inefficiency. Not only are h evidh of individual crimer as numeroas as ever, bat we lave amonget us organized bands of ‘ars | and asraseine, whoee very existence ie *} clusive of en aupirotecied condition. 1 th's condition of things is owing to of our police fore? as at present o to tue general Imperfections of the « can oay Wy indcrted from facta ‘Tire ture 0 fe plue ef the force which . us ty the belie! shat the fault lies ina great ime , tuo there. it is a circumstauce of common o¢ urrcace, for inetance, to vce groupe of police- wen etanding io front of drivkiag caloons aad piogget ea, amoking segurs and willing away their Ume, Now, elthough ihe duties of these men cr the line 0 demarcation that i ai thelr vabits and those of th brow drawn fraquc bev wl 4 ng ealout , the more evs baety >| Cicoborge of Uwir uaplereent date, fe ia to ene ewe this tist the ruler of the J ondon police wiclly probibit ite members from snokias or iripb img whit jury, Gnd any infincomout of tho ropul) lon le property followed by ciscaimal. VW. merely mention there fecte to show thet the decline Gf our porloe fores le far frow being at 4 oo.eideted the slundard of ficiesey vleo- whre ‘ Bat apert from .arguoute which © Jere epectinitve fo t tetely evifiunee onowal before vs ath bo jority as om Ubat tor tic heavy amouat of ‘ iapemed on oo for He mrp poles wide uot Goku euytulog Lhe + of the ao we quate return, The sume that we expend on this body ought, in all consoience, to be eufilsteat to gavized bands of thievea, And yet our citizens are daily made the viotims of both, the law being rendered powerless for the want of an efficient exccutive foree. The only use of a policeman at present ecem: to be to give form and legal coun- tenance to the efforts made by our cit zeus vor their own defeuce. In other words, the police only make their appearavce when the work of preverticn or of capture fs done by others, and when all that remains for them to perform is the glory of leading ® prisoner in proceasion to the elaixon house, The dreadfal occurrence which took place in tho Trn bh avenue the otter wight is but an orai- rary cscmpilcation of the corzctnces of these statements, A reputable citzen who happened to be parsing Chreugh the streets with his wits was enddcwy assaled bya gang of deanken rowdice. cod etabbed to death by one of them tor emply remonstrating against their radoness So litde wae the condacs of thee ruffians under the cheek or eupervieion of the police, that it ecems that a few minutes before the came fellow dsow his kulfe oa a harmlers boy; and it was not vutil iaformation was coaveyed to the acarest etation house that the assistance of policemen could be obtained to give chase to the mardercrs Of course, onder such circumstances, the latter had no dificuity in eflecting their erca pe, ‘That crisco does not floarish amongst us to a elill greater extent is evidently not due to the promptness aud vigilance of the police. We bsve to thank the determination manifested by our citizens to protect themselves, aud the euer- gy Gispluyed by the magistrate who p esides over the Conrt of S: ssions, for epposing some timits to it, It is maicly. indeed, to the decision and incorruptivility of this officer that we owe the fact of our thoroughfares not being reduced to the co.dition of s Calabrian highway. He de serves the mere credit for the impartial discharze of his duty, ip view of the oblogay and abuse to which it exposes him. The sentence waich be | peseed a few wecks since on a fellow named Hsn- nighan, for highway robbery, dcew down uponhim a storm of vitupezation fiom persons politically opposed to him. it is ouly neceesary to examine the facts of the cave to show how groundicss were these ceusures. Hennighan, it appears, belonged toun organized band of some forty or fifty expe <@ thieves and barglacs m the same district in which Mr. Swevsoa has just lost his life. The pzoseentor, Me. Harvia, wax ing home late at night with his wife, wasattacked by this fellow, aided by two or three of hiv aevociates. They knocked him down and robbed him of five dolar, ail the money which he hoppened to have about him. Mr. Harris, on recovering hinwelf, immediately gave chase, and, | being a powerfully built man, succeeded in over- toking and arrestivg Hennighan. Theo, and then oply, did the police make their appenrauce, in time, of coutre, to teke credit for assistiag in the capture. It was not in view of the actual amount of the money taken, or of the violence ollered to Harris, that Judge Russell pwsed upon Licanigban’s off nce the severest peualty that the law allowed hig: to inilict. It was in considera tion of the fact that he belonged to a gang of or- ganized dcsperadocs which had become a terror to the community, and which the police had shown no di position to break up. Judge Russell feli, ond felt rightly, that it was incumbent apon him to make sach an example as would strike diead into the hearts of these marauders, und so | put an ond to their operations If the duty of both prévéfition and punishment are imposed | upon him by tho ineiliciency of the police, he w entitiod to thanks, and not to blame, for #0 cor- rect an understanding of hisresponabitities. The rourder or Sir. Swenson is evidence sufficiont of the necessity of straining the law io its utmoet Limits in order to relieve our city from the terror- | ist of these midnight astassins and thieves, THE LATEST NEWS. Luteresting from Washington POOTVONSMONT OF TOR FILIGTA BEING mere FRCS OF TRE MONBTARY Chis AT PORMOFA- pmrare! ae ATE NIAGARA, BTC. Waew tore Lor URS Dedn reseced ber the Suapcis! preseare npii) ine Nore ue By do not expect to wet wiih seriou, 'f way, Oprah Foor the fevernl atilvers. ney jrancet to land a some point fn Comte Iifow, om Unt Akemie © mal, ian Jame, tue capital of aba noo to Loey expert te reece Biwo cays Ther caicsiale «, when sey captors it, the whole cnuniry wil! + comme on | The aga rcgnia of tue Olibeator forsee ie from 1 Sg0 to 6 000 mon Tan tarmete whiny hee emo corer the couowy fan | (ouenet us bers pretty wert f mapoody will wre ote the © sey many de eas Hasiration. Almont the whow #5. caed ammele turmed over by Maro & Nouee—the ane cuted brokere—io their eroditery, crmest of andy in Minnessa, Annsas, Utinew, | thera |: we woole Mory in a netehall weed 10 pay att par cans ie beret to ete depoetiorn, and then eh 7 ietee\abe money on Weatern secrrition OF @nmik It tn Innda waltlig © s rise Su foe market, * witiom will hardly come nex weew. and what ie true of amo ie tree of chars, Tle ous of the way GiY has no crm mereD, NO trate, wd an Tait of ord nary bom aleioe, bot a baa thouwne paid ip aweries oo the firm of erery month ‘6 eo titver, and fmmonre polite lmmoremomte rr yn rin aoeele ex pemisuros, and yor all to ban Sher “bemed mwa! of tho 016 ob! y members sod tue'r agents, who voile + the Howe inet year, art already app ereac, bert, p*eparsory tue opaniag Theis ghar te fa: (0% gomine seamen aro o view of © Armee aiew ont he Aa ROL @ WO UD Lo Ow utry Seg lepers Wk remipt .f dearevenes from owt he fart jecd Arpiatron¢ fa Caroma ag shin, the te, men Pacgher, Chiae, Joly o, Com terse mimtement Crom an eheot, who, haritg iste brother ty aur Tele’ of Formowa, with }wo American companious caveca ® soareh to be made for them, From tne aowant whine ihe naiives employed give of the result of thot io vert gailon, \t appoare that much miro wore se lin Deeds of the wher of the ietaw: re foer yee three or lane youre aller thelr shivered Toy alnge ts oo hendred aed Ubirly whited were wreeke? om the A onmet sa 1940, Ant wore ail rasgiered It Secember, 1244, another voesel, with etgbionn fureianere on ver, wae wrecked there, All of thom bol two, who were Oromred, Were renewed ant Heat ty Caulon dy & Ube nore merase hapatohes were ifeason, of the aled rensited wder frome Captate een Triqele Niagara, a lynne, wage et. Mo bed innded ali the mnouinery b lee nie oO tiny the #eb- {eas preparing t Inv the 4, blah wan te bt stored fa re of Daestun on | Goat W aloregh reterus owe f Cf Che Niagara wore ont 2. Kidwell hare werived tom Brown'e 27 vdlemh tony Revue bile reddoune at tho While Howes POS Gears: ewwErArt )eePesOn. we oWECK OOTRacks GTO OrriCHN] OF THA ONT REN UM andr 4.1, 48 A letter bas Woon reyaiyad la \hia gliy From W. v f ottiesho vers, whe ret | ] or . don, cae of the cleaks whom tre isie (Burry lef tn charge of te cites, when .%*, eafoty, left the Torrtlory of Uleh tant spring. {mg an account of bis escape from Ba Lake that while engaged in Comversation with « granw, be was assaulted by a gang of Mor: by a fellow named ick Patil, ond orafian who. without cacae, Geverely beat him with storcs end clubs. He was ocarcely able <0 rousn home ia conse queace of hig wounds, The ean.e afternoon they aitacked the Depaty Sarroyor, Allogo, with etease Landon wae driven Grow his home at night, tearing bts ite end chitd a felt Leke My. After atroidy cluding hls armed pur wnein he reached Piagery'We in (ht most distreming com dition, Bosays he met om ths road the indian Veter, who weed 0 freqrent ae Barveyw Gewerwi'y odlee Le. ter informed bim that Gerigham Young bad eons him cat to ges borsca end carbines. The ladian apared be fe be cause be bad, on severe! ooeasions, gives bir ret patat Tendoa bad not long parted from him bofore be (ibe Le- | éfa) shot @ maa with four balsa Too mame eeepc, | thoogh much injured Another clerk In ihe Gurrtyor Geneen # obit ‘Wivon, was alto sitnowed by the Mere: sne They roogh'y bine, tearing Bim @eay f om ats family, They com@anded Lim to gn along etih them end make ne fuss, denad Gon Shoy Lim whet (hey were going vo do wit Ais, Mr, Laxdon's lester gives the parderiars cf thee Ot- coces De coneintes by raping that alt tho Mor. mene have ieft Pracerr(ie acd Carn Valley for (he gure pare of devending tor, Guest Sire LOE $600,000--roos Mew © WALLE. The mows Coates hicei'y coonrsed this morning. The low is esimaed at $200.000, Too follow ng are the mamés ef tna pelucipal losers, and (he gume of their Lorgas:-—Comick & Co , hard. ware merchants, $40,000; Tieworth & Uo, $40,000; J. H. Drosha, $95,000; Mr, Shay, dry goods mer” ebant, $150,060; Cook & Co , Bo kueile.#, $196,000; Edward Rempat: md, grocer, 610,000; aud Lewie & Page, cll sore, $70,600, ‘The (aruramce ataouuw to about $500,00), The origia cf the fire te not knowa Joba Dickey and F re wan, dremer, Mr. Barnum, variety store keoner, gad wr, Cark, Lartware merchant, were killed by the falling of wails. Fears ars entertained for the aaiety of others wiio are ausaing Mreanet on the Susquehanna Miver—Damuge to Oe Porth Branch Canal, Prumow, Oct. 1, 1867. The recent freshest as cartiod off the Horse Maco Lam acroes the Eeequebarna river, six miles above Tunkhan, nook. ‘This will suepend parigation upoa the North Branch cvaal for a long time, tf it does aot operate to the catire abandcumeni of that work. Ali hope for a loog time to come of getting coal reat from the valley, oro by rairoad, hes vanished. Binks of the Stean Propice—Noported = ‘Loss of Life. wil Sr. Lov, Oot. 19, 1857. ‘The steamer Tropic gunk im the Missouri viver, near Waverly, on tharsday. Right or ten lives ave reparbed to have been loa. We Saye not yet reretved (bo fol) pari cols, “minnesota Elect Electioa, CaiGAGo, OM. i Seveatesn scnnties fa Minamols here hebu beam from, ‘Tho returrs show a mejarity of 690 for Thiey, ibe demo cratic candidate for Governor, 0, 167 American Convention at Binghamton, N.® Rowawemto, Oot 10, 1867, The Americaas of she txcb Jud‘cial Dowiet met in Convection in age On Pataetay, tho 17th feet , and rexo'ved that © inoxpedtent to place ary caviidate jn pomination,*” Sentence of « Murderer ‘Taor, Oot. 10, 1867 McWinhue was lo day serteoted by Jutge Wright to two years imprisanment 'n Clintoa prison for tho murder of bie wife. ‘The mardar wae Comnmistod sare three years are os Newspapar URanges at Buiiale, BrP ALd, UGS Ld, bel. The Laily Hqublic, of thie cay, termerly repuddceaa, lames sole AG btw GOT aulo KOwepaper Macken Oct m6 Pt julet, salen at € 1 whoa, 14,00 breseis 4.200 Lois. doar, 69,000 bushels ‘wheat: 5,000 bushels cor, flour closes lower; anies 10,660! atuce | Whiskey ce Thencras Last Age BUWTON'S THRATRE—MIUS CUSHMAN 48 TH Ls. “Jourese of Padua, jenoe, of View as Barton's ' wae produced new thoaire, Mas Cusbinaa ne ‘ile © antien * wet pervormed in sity im the origeal by sinc a ie nots new ¢ Mies Ovabmar 400 hasp syed tore . 5, iden Hrvogbaw’s Lycovm, aud a thas tod fo be cae of the mat powerful de- octer an! pastion ever @ lnersea oe u 10 fhe transiator at toni 06 Marmooretio: the Grxma prodneed inet bight wae done Imo Angiwk ty F. Hl Chorley, of san wert og vary Uke the | © mowt pewerts 1 oirarge thet ‘sogly GarKed chee (Ghul smuettoua (9 winch. the. die omer ig rencere’. ‘This swadnees, ani the 4 nT 8R's CUMSreTEENt Clover 1@ (we Lew once ‘Thies bo bo tegretinc, we the “Aesreme of Seta wpold draw tor @ compe Of weele, end Uncere cucrt ace + tlews to ese Mise Comb oan a Laty Bobo erbicth 18 t@ cor udtat whether ahe bas ba! @ the dant Mea Biddoos why Bot give oe jwet cast, Air, Barton: LACKA REONN'S TLAATAI— A play in three note, oo ilod Ie the comedy of tha timer)” was presented Wore b 7 Th la Nptene cf curious tun hme, Weoking niin from the br, wee dW) the Poot ae ah itite of Mt 1 if th yews company Ws canal w nu higher ore prortnuaif imagions. is Meauidi; cone, bile ae « caunver ho tee ' oh tty i0 of peree y bare cenad | an.) on kaue foo; Tlighaver (# Bom J:ck09. AOA Om, Gonohue Hoop ican PO 00 pemmye Whe © aves wilder cee oi . here se 8 gonarel Ut sap, sorts, with am eeven vowed a weretDD an! PAPE tha epend HORE Yo wee NO EN aVvagAtor ¢ oe gh Ww any ere wit Comedia sbooiA bo tater tl 0, tare bor opantad Wr dettarew wometer nt. There %, os Bi one) we at Te W 88 Guly #1. conse. mel Spaeth, ie fae ea Geve ROP We Gay i aa pepe ‘ramen over | | picisre hae wow made We artigte | | bat wos: | iat Cas Niue arts tn Rew Vouk, OPENING CF THD ERIVIGR AvP PREWOH ~—TOR PRIVAED View Day—iN, ‘Tee RB@ CALLEMIAG OF CF DESIOK—~BB-W ENING HOUR —KUEA DONEDUL'@ [URPE PAIR, BTO., BY ‘Tho exbibittons of Brilieh and Wrens picta os ville lovtey-—tho former of the now galleries of the Wamp Acahemy of Design, (tie latter ab the old art Unica roy, 607 Broadway, ‘There evouis aro ihe moet imeresting that bave ¢ taban piace ia (he bialory of art ia the Uailed Bates. Wht the exceptiou of (hs yoeriy oxbibitions ef Notional Academy, aud the cccemicaal dispiey ob good pictere im a pitas uiop, we bevo | no art exh{ ations here worth meationtng iis uct w. derfal, thew, that the avandard of eritich m shout beh That the ef rte of m wajarity of ourarticisehooit bo or tad (neompiots, follows as w logiaed eeqnence, That are ao far Improving we to obiste notice from the bent + tor ‘a gatinfactory evidesce of thelr ute triumphs, Dew York ts gadly behind ell othor principal ottier the wortd (2 art matters. im London, for examrie, th kave (ue National aad V ernos galleries free, the Acader cahibilon, two others of artiats not members of the Acw my, (he oid and uew accidies of palmer in we Comm, OF Wl o# mOmerota privato galleries (v ¢ reypsi resleences amd (be heusca of the nobtdl the aldiers of the artiste &e, Ae fo oil the geilorten artiste rences fox the purpome of ciady w copy, While (he pablic { adm ted to those where wo @ musrice fee is charge’, aS @ Less rate than te charged tse aaizgio pictcre exhibited bere tna priutskop Pare eli belior, Bere are tho grand galleries of the Louw, Versai.ca aul the Lasomboure, wi hou money aad wit ovt peice, A Carsory examination of the galeries woe Coons &) loassion Gaye, The oxbibitia at tho Puinie ¢ ‘Nadeatvic last gommer lagieded two thowand Oc bg dred plotnres, E.ary little towa M% Beigtum, Gorcanp and Italy has {is public aad private oollcovone, mii of whik may he pleited free, Or at a very eramll charge. lt wow be avppcsed ive! travelled Americans would come koa wb a refined en.! corrected trate, but she droth is (hats be thorongh'y « conmeisseur one must Live with g2¢ pctures, and peopie who Bare mace ths gravd tow ctr feat Lung encug® bo arceriain taat tuoy know wowing. Ai of hem, Mowsver, de nob ascerialn Hi. Tho number ¢ aitoM@ waccen aCord to qake an Suropoan tocr is ver emall, aod they are obiiged to deren’ upon stray piciore bror bs here for trade epeculaions, La this way Willem, and Gtevews, and Goupti have dore cs gocd earrics, be we may a+ well achavwio'ze thet we have gill 4 gree deal to Karn. ‘The exhibitions which will open to day will help ae great doal, The British oxhibition is as fsir # raprescese on of that school of art as we can expect to have Ls ita coustry. It contalas throe hundred and tix painlage—o hundred and e'ghteea in oll and one hundro? aud cighiy- eight [n water oorcrs. Not ome of ali this number ts bes, fow azo indifferent, near'y all are very good, and ramny superb. The exhibition was opened yorterday for private view, and jhe rocios wore visited by many of our bes oritie: and conmotse cs. The exhibition has been selectet from the best galleries, pudlic and private, under thy supervision of eminent mon in the art world. ‘The rooms ip waich the exhibition is beid are thove ro centiy (tied up for the National Academy of Desige, cite- bod 'n Tenth slrect, botwoen Broadway acd Fourth strom, ctese to Grace church, and cp ihe ou exirts of our Bolgre via. A large hall, well tighted from we top, is éirided into six email ga leres, too oruall altogether for the dlsping Of historical pictures of the grandsize. It would be bes tor have cue targe guilery tm the coutre, with amaler oes communicating, The lighi by day is very good, that by might ‘safer the old fashion, aad was so far imai- cient that 't was found necessary to pat in now gas mune Altogcwer, the galleziesars uot mues beter than ibose 41 (05 Broadway, and the facilities for ingress and ogress ere not so good as at the oud piace. For a young society there if 6 goot deal of old [ogy about the direction of the Acadomy of Desigu. As tothe erbib'tiw, we may express ocr grazicatan thet we vavo tt among us. This morning we can hardty do more Uhat te advert to forme of the best pletares. Ou eriering 00 any spend some timo over the lastaliatsa of Captain Rook (107), The diferent puares of Irish com teeez aro falibfelly depleted. Prince Henry ass. ming his Sather's crowa (70) te acapitai ploiare, The whole history ef tho Yrince Mm givea in hie fos. Taos woe affect the Pre-Taphselite schoo! wil! naire Tolman Nemi’s Light of (he World (80), and Mad-x Brown’s King Lear (1H), which Benge clowe bevida it. Ophelia (88), | by Hoghes, is cext, amd ‘s « great siudy ie the ame rohoo!, eve, also, is Hants famore Eve ef Gumi | Agnow (20). Tho Reconciliation of Capulet and Monte | que (100), vy Frederic Leighton, ts en admirabis | | work by 8 young artiat wRo can do evan belter than this. The parting of Lord and Lady Willian Knasell (105), | Coarioa Locy, the Swita inudacapes of Moore (i 14 and 11), Gawea’ Wotsh and Irish oonery (116 and 117), Mary and Martba Stone (14), two nolmal paintings (Ti aca ), by J. F. Horring; the Burial of the /'riases ix toe | begurd (&2), the Wood Yard sod the Monarch Oak (sad , deserve moro attention than we cam give (bem jam "| now, fhe exhibition sbounds i delicious ptotarse of | kogiish rural ecenery. ‘The artiste Baye Cipped seme- * | bat Cceper into the Book of nature than those of axy | Glher bation, and thely studies are woadorfal apeci mens of | exeetncas of (otal, A Geologie Gudy tz water colors, by Joba “uskia, wl attract much atienton, both from ae | iotruasie merita and the crition! tame of the artim. | Tho water ooler ceparimoat—a ranch of art alaces » | CRUroly aegiected Le this conniry—is auper’. Ihe ecu imapom ible to partiowiarlo the bess pioturos whore they | Aroma fo good, bub we may menilon Tarnee's(L73 w LIT}, j Bul (108 6 174), Bobins’ (147), Rayner’s Koucw On. thedrai (146), Sinulbeli'e (LEB and 160), Poaley's Late o | Winde-mere (106), The Convict Ketarnsd (140), aad Tae Cita of Dower (141), aa beng all admiravle, in this de- partment there aro some studies of fowers and foinge | from which oar artiaw may take « lemean to thetr prom. time wee | ‘The French Fahib\uon contains two hundred aad twemay pétiores, all good representatives of the school, to which our people are strangers. The Indies will be delighted eum two aplondi! portras by Cubefo—ooe of the Empress Eugenie (a ct) is! porkras 'a every way), and ibe otner of M'sie Rom Bouaowr, The glory of he exhibitics ee cavt cet piciore, “The Chews Payers,” by Melsnoaler, 1a tbe management of Wie (go) and vivideor of expremios () re finda cuo of thr el fdcurrer of the Flemish choo, white in foiah if Ue reperion, Portacle sends hie “Simoon te ihe Dosert,”” a pract comppettion. Rote Boubour gives we three | Carital plotores, snd Godin, the vest of marine painters, haw 8 Comat Boone’ which absolutcly looks gall, Lo Paiweytn and fenfey alk comirabote valuable aAdidions to thin de partment, Aug. Scheer and Mornco Vernet exch con- iriveio te the *EbIbiMen, whieh will be moro admired the longer ts romaine wih oa we How Doakouws vou of Wiviame, Sevens « ‘ame, Ob @ Tt Me one of the arlicies of an Rng oe that ne oro croept Landeccr and Her- +) oe pt) ee onl, Dub Mle Doehenr takes ber plese 4 onte Oy he wife Of thewe masions fier animaw are bome aed shrund, Amana rel > Gee #0 poms Red ef orea) as Lendeste s, cor a0 ered fod ae Werring’s, bot in the drawing and eostomtonl de 41) abe Ie eo perior lo both. She baa no pretense, either, Ne ome BOS AMOMI to CompeNF a ploture—ahe wimpty soe TO) AAU OO Ley nee, Tagse etoot Norman Nerwas Ae t Chewe Bek foLOws whe rule thee, are they brew apetumens of anjow Lfet very body eae reece thst gitce wiaeot relerenes to Raaata to a cain abomeT It We goed of vot inte badly lighted, LOWCTES, A que lght Weng thrown et-ongem apor ths white bows, giving bs thin a chalky epyoarsane = Thas chowid De toned down, while tho chetaat woull bo mere Ulectively devaloped by " We holleve (bet every ome wilt endeavor to see al) thee men, oni thet we nny one day have j [row ther and our own Acaderay Ane onctens ofa Netiovgs Uallory. We desire, Dowerte, to recommend to tho per. \ upg obeegs Of the French and Mogtish erubiLrwe, the pio ares are chiety brovght Bere for ele, 4) Le peoth enough from that to pay fur the an. ve of exbiostton, and that (he edvetanton foe, IT aay ie ty ) tcherpod, should be #6 low that every One Can AMord te pay s vis yo tne gallery. A good ytcture te & jry Cw. ovary one shold be allowed 10 ehere that ; Aa for the Boro Fale, tt le @ebittie’ etrapty to toteog nepoie to envect!ie for an ongrAr'ng WHICH is to bo cress ad the oxtibition whecld be entirety tres, the other gsilorice Would LATE twice AB MANY viritore we Aitteen cents cach thas they Wil get At iwonty fire, ant the directors will bave tbe calor walieleovon of tarag t thang, and meade pay ban te. Raval Lntatiigenen, Tee goverment Rave determnei om onlidiag one > tes five sloone Of war, approprinted far ae the las Vom cba ci mehiid Yard, eri many pears ery pesiness of Bartiugtas cnet the police whe oveulng o° re ound by mee Barong Fe 1 ee ae CA wT Cle eA