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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-05

Shipping prteIi,ssrcs,

rriy I'D Bsrts Hove, Cronstadt eth Elsinors 4;
Laecnic, Newcastle. Liverpool 22d spoke An. e
lat Is ~ lon 49, ship Gen WashrgOn Newcastle phlade-
plin fchs Addison, for Nfork o. ren Phla1epL
,eaed-Ships Washington Irving Lysrpgoli Emma Watts.
fOrcrns; Cen Berry, Mobile: barhe Justice story Bal-
tM PIT adclpa; lfss Gator, Gotsnbcre: Aabams
Jaciscn villej tobr Hill, Richmcnd
- PorrLhvp, Oct T.
uesrsdslir Lydia, Eorieaus bark Chieftan DO; brig
gariaus, Porto Rico.
EasrPoar. Sep, g.
rrived-schs Iiutotn NYork; a. Loystt Piiafeipbis
Cuitssc. hYetki Oct 7, merry thnre. do.
ea ed. ecrt ~ rchs rteite. Aleprudria
Yort Uct brife tarlan DELFT, Alexandria, Arv. NYork
selsy Hobart and Aivorsdo, do.
o., ssLss, oeta
Erv Brpros n, octa
Cleared -ship Enterprise, japan Sea.
tsiltd-. shp Hercules, fteibo.
PROvlnRvcp, Oct q
Arrived--sehs Thomas. Eanesmond; Baiden, NYorh .
saileo-Brg New England Ksse.u scts vsspsr, Hsrfot,
hrswp snd H. gers Phsdelphia slec ~ irovidsxe. 4
kians, sbs RaAspt hYGt.
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Affairs In Venezuela .

CCEAcoA, Sept "a, 1910.
The latest ofieial have from Vsnerusla is
that General Paes has arrived at Caracas prisoner
Of var and watched with the greatest vigilance the
rest of the prisoners taken with him It s the
belief, will be psrdored by the government
fear that the Paes cause Is hopeless at least
for some time to They talk Of exiting the General
to England, to the United States. They think the
Wet Indies too convenient to Vsnezusa for the old
hero.
There II report here that Colonel Calico who ran
away with the Venezuelan government schooner Con-
sttution and Joined the Pacz party has been will
be shot % . conspirAtor against the government.
IL has been excessively warm here these last two
weeks; the Thermometer ranges from o. TO %. We
have an abundant crop Of salt.
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Court or Common Pleas.


Corona 4.-DuGy re. Wessrueh, SAeriG-A sealed
verdict delivered By the jury In this case for the
plaintiff, q Sl25.
f'sncis ~ Cufiins ard Others re-. Fisher Ho,os and
Gsorfs Uorisnd MIR. Sasdford stated the case tor
plaintiffs. IL an action for professional services
rendered by the PLAINTIFF Who in 1875 were partners
tttor neyt In Wall street Tho dsfepdssts
for the purchase 81 part 81 the jackson estate Brook
Ign and the plaintiffs employed by them to
cute sixty. ak bonds aud mortgages and the prizes
agreed the usual charge, IS each IL appeared
that the defendants did not conclude the purchase OF
the property as they not satisfied with the ttie
but counsel submitted that that reason Why
they should not pay for the bonds aud mortgages,
which had been completed by tn. plaintiffs. Counsel
fer defendants contended that N the agreement al
been made as stated for the plaintiffs the $3.50 would
have been paid, but there any such azrse-
mont Tn. property is question was very large one,
valued ut $40 coo; but IL encountered by mort
esyss suis ments, and fales for assgnment aud In
fact In such con pncaed state that IL found
uttsrly impes,ibe u be saned with the title: tn.
plaintiffs should not have gone With the bonds aul
norteages uptl the title vas satisfactorily proved aud
the defendants not stupid 70 have srreed to
1ay $3.50 for the execution Of deeds property the
title TO ~hich not worth cent Let them prove
the title and the defendants we're ready 20 pay for It,
Sealed verdict
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TELEGRAPKIC INTELLIGENCE.


Our teltgrsphic dispatches, given below, indicate
pretty certainly the general result Of the elections
just held IN Georgia and Maryland, although the
details are not complete. The democrats, it ap-
Pears, have carried everything before them in
Gtoieia, ard gained largely In The popular vote IN
Maryland, Decides, probably, one Congressman.
There results were not unexpected, even by the
wings. The policy Of the abolition sectien-the
Seward and Greeley men-of the wing party, to
say nothing Of the laundering management Of
affairs by the wing cabinet a, Washington, has dis
tracted and weakened the party all over the coun-
try; IN the South, particularly. Future elections
Will probably result still more disastrously for the
wings, unless they get rid of some of their leaders
Our dispatches, generally, this morning, will be
found interesting.
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Gnuerinr Gnurf.

judge Ssbdford on the Bench
Osr. The case 81 IAN Rentshaer end Ton Cors-
Isref ~ ". a BspisV was r, sumed this morning,
-hsb the court vas sddressed by counsel on both
sidsf sssr Witch the judge sdtrssed the jury with
fefsrd 10 ame comments made by counsel respecting
grntsnsn professionally engaged IN the cass giving
evidence ~ witness he honor remarked that AZ at
torbs,s BGke it precties bsbtusy to appear Wit
rtpes ~ their ssses their testimony should be
uesivsd 9TH great deal Of doubt ard suspicion; but
recessity srife whtrs sp testimony ~ required,
rueht 10 DO rtcsivsd a. entitled TO much respect
end attention a. that Of any other seotsmsp. The
jury sisr thort consultation returned verdict for
plsintins o. &c, $50 ~, and sir cents costs.
In the UrirrD sr,rss Cousr the ease OF Collision
ssaintt the steamer Commeres 10 sttl seins on,
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James Eslfoid aad secretary, London. Cant rdv.,A
pi'iee snd lady tDTiacd; Hon Mir Barton and I.dg-
Bsfso; Hen Gioeou RsyBolss. Troy; tsoy DicEers51l
o. , Brpmntll and family, Nex Or.eans: ! Ws,,
nsy Ala n A. Roys. U.sA q y Broxn aud Isfy.
ehelnDsiii Dr T fsy, Baton Rouge Hon Frap~it
Hiseks Montreal Cbsrlss Meaitt and lsdy q Iobp.s
BIB Jyhp y. Jones, Cincinnati; y Lisls smith Ubi.
ssFei J@eih Isming sud lady; W. Z Coates ani
hdJ, Philadelphia; ex.Sov. Branch. Florida N r.
Nsddell evrisrd Ohio we're among the srriy,I. A
hs lrvirg House yesterday.
J " rhymes and family. New Orls.Ds. Mr. ward
ena fsmhy bestoni r Mailer Mobile. de Armss
nsysfsi tspt v Pierce and lady England; Mr. and
~ tiprisnt Ne~ lorH. we're among the arrivals va
hfdfy 90 tbs Union Pisee Iistel
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TIL = RY ATEST,

LvrRrooL, Saturday, Sept %, 1870.
The ANNEXED We have Just rsesivsd BY electric t.s-
pAyh rom London -
LosDos, SATURDAY hossIsa-1I 30, AN
The public securities have opened steadily, this
morning, and Ne quote ConsoIs for money at e2y.
and fer account October II, e2a to 92,I.
The share market 10 dull ever and very me- o,
business 10 going forward.
Important FROM Naples.
Letters OF the 18Th mention that Conferences AZ
rortie had tssep unfsvorahie turn and that Il s,
Not t-ressbk bu rupture nishf tsss place bsiWssa the
Jssreh erd Popsi so,or~enr.
France.
The sd,iess from Paris are Of last evening.
Apous the recent diplomatic appointments, we have
Ne fclluuipg
Lueisu at s. to proceed to Turin to replsce Bois
hIompte Who bss gone 60 Madrid
Lu,itee de Beaumont has been sent snba-s.dor TO
Hispra
The Ncntsgnsrd members Of the Assembly have adj
U. people OF Frsnse requesting then de.st
ron suspd,rs banquet 20 be held the 2Id. (Sun-
say u celebrate this hny.seventh annIysr,ary on the
hrst French r.pubhe
BY letters from Ksnmenio dated Apxp., AZ 1880.
tnso ned that the Nsrysrs had arrested and sho, h,s
omcsfs at fstsrvsrdsin. who eont.mpates giving un
the fortress 60 the mpsrislists -
The fssth Gss,e contains several arrests -hi,h b.a
bten made by order Of m. Minister ~ war
The GsTman R,ferws has q letter dated Droue Sent
(which contains an account 81 the arrival 81 ssvsrat
pfiseBsrs made by the Turkish troops They were al
lo~sa their liberty aud treated with sindn.ss Among
th'm we're Dsmbpshi the brothers Psrelo and Others
81 note
The ests 2eiyrs rays that Rsdet,ky has been AZ
Ponfs nsetholstr. and Hsypau general.oos1 sudsr
AZ n ~ pare .n.tep Kingdom Baron Jelschich
-" appointed Austrian Minister Of War
vas rputsd that Raistzky was 20 be rewarded
~ biz services IN The la'e with r.peria
$3.50 80 s..t "lsehieh aud HsJnsu we're 10 have State
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NEw OHLEASs. October I, 1910.
siHe che receipt OF the sdvices by the America the
market for cotton has bees heavy, and prices are
more favorable to buyers
BALTIMORE, October tth-P NJ.
Flour and grain are held higher, nder the
OF the steamers news
BuFFALo, October Ill r. NJ
The receipts within the past "a hours we're as fol.
lows 100 barrels; wheat 10000 bus hels corn
$4,000 do There v strong south westerly gale pre-.
,silibs and large fee. 81 vessels in sight. The
nuur market vas dull and unsettled. Holders in con-
squ'pce 81 the steamers news, ask an advance; but
buyers refuse To- operate except al prices ourrsnt
fore the Safes of about 1000 barrels were ma
Of common state ano mixed Western, at 81 80 Wheat
vas hrm, but dull Sales Of 1900 bushels Of corn we're
made. at blc. for yellow. There no change Ia
iTeishts.
ALBANr, October all r VI
The receipts BY canal for the past "A hours were a.
Follows = Flour 10 600 barrels wheat, 800 bushels;
corn, 600 DO bailey. 500 do. There was good on.
iness aing In -four with sales OF barrels at ~ rs
. 81 tTs tor common State aud mixsd Western; at
~ " a ~ OhA1 for straight State and Western; aud
50 t1Ssf6 30 for pure Genssce. Tor corn, prices
we've held above the Views OF buyers Sales of $4,000
bufhts 81 bsrly made, Of two rowed, private
terms; and eco bushels Of oats sold at ace.
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Brooklyn civ Intelligence.

CcuRT OF OygR AND rEEMIrE~. - Before Judges Msrse
and JobDsop sDd Justices Hughes and Wright.
SsntsNess The Court passed the following psu-
tsnees:-Wm Wheeler Who plead guilty to an fndist-
mspt for assault sDd battery with intent to commit
rope vas sentenced to imprisonment In the state pri-
son At Mount Pleasant FER the term Of two years and
ok months Thomas Brown, who indicted for
burglary In the nrst degree aud found guilty of bur-
gay In the second degree to imprisou-
msnt ID the state prison for the term OF six years
me People rs Miehosi F,itx.-The defendant stsuds
ipdic.d Tor forgery In the second degree in passing
nve dollar sote purportiDg to be on the Burlington
Co. Bank, Eedford. New Jersey
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l"'Ai' ~ 4b7, 'd9 ~ is.t7svO - ISa7Sss "a
Increase since Nov 80 IsIi Ssozp 800 ey since Ne,
TO- 1913 s12eo2S6 II. u Is feen by this s,st.ma,
that In period ofssvsn months the lie bilitis. NJ m
company increased nearly one ard quarter riiHg q
oosrs Az this rate Of increase It will b. very cav Co.
esou"' bow much the aggregate liabilities vii
.moon' 70 nVe years hence We have M rpar,nty
that the construction account will no. fy w. ,,,,
ss II has heretofore be charged With portion o. IN.
current expenditures ard the permanent I,,tis. Of
the company WILL therefore, continue steadily IL In
crease
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Court OF Appeais-The North American
Trust and Banking Company.

BUFFALO, October 4-1oPM NJ.
The argument on ease No. 80, was commenced to-
day; Samuel Beardssy aud Mr.. Cleveland for respon-
dents VIM Rent B. T. Butler and Charles o'Conor
Tor respondents. The will be argued by Bsardssy
and o Conor, and win probably occupy three days.
This IL the great case Of tho North American Trust
and Banking Company, In the result Of which is In
volvsd large sum Of money. It has for . long time
excited much interest in Wall street. and its nnal de-
termination will seriously affect the value of the assets
Of the company, one way or the ether.
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Police auseiIIren~e.

Chsrge IF Grand Larceny Officer McInerv Of the
Fourth ward arrested yesterday two mon called DAVID
Bowen and George Gardner, on . charge Of stealing
500 and watch the property OF James Kelly Justice
hearing. :
RsLblng Keeper O0icer Sweeney OF the 9Th ward.
arrested on the five points yesterday old offender
called Peter Boyle charge OF stealing t2s from Mr.
Joseph Lane keeper If the unatio asyluu on Bsek-
wells bland Justice Lothrop committed him TO pris IN
for trial.
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BALTIMORE, Oct. 4-llP.N
The following Is summary ofths results of the 81,
ton held In this State on Wednesday last so far as
returns have been received
In the First Congressional District RichardJ Bowie,
wbig, is elected, without opposition.
In the Second Congre ssionsl District Frederick
county gives majority Of SO for McKaig whig Wash.
iDeton county gives q majority Of 100 for Hamilton,
Democrat Allegheny county is not yet fully heard
from. The contest has been very close in this dis
tric and the result doubtful but the general belief
is that w. T. Hamilton, democrat, has been elected
The district represented In the last Congress BY
J. d Roman whg.
In the Third Congressional District Il composed Of
the last i've wards Of the city of Baltimore and Ba
more and Carroll countless with Howard district in
Anne Arundel county there Is doubt of the
ton Of Edward Hammond, democrat, by . large ma
jority T. w. Lyon, democrat, was the late member
In the Fourth Congressional District, composed Of
the first fifteen wards of the city Of Baltimore Hon.
Robert N McLsns democrat has been re elected by q
majority Of ebO General Taylor had majority Of 1T
In this district; and Mr. McLanes majority two years
ago GAL. There is aggregate falling OF OF o93
votes since the Presidential election In tho district
In the Fifth Congressional District, Hon. Alexander
Evans, whig is elected The district Is posed of
Caroline, Cecil, Hartford, Kent and Queen Ammo
counties. Cecil gives Evans majority Of IA, which
Is nearly 2C0 larger than General Tayors last fall
when he had about 600 majority in the district.
In tho Sixth Congressional District, Hon. John Boz
man Kerr, whig is re- elected without opposition.
II Hamilton has been successful, (which Is most
likely in the Second District the delegation from this
State in the next Congress will be ted-three wings
and three democratic In the last Congress- there
four wings to two democrats
The Legislature will probably b. whig heretofore
in both branches in the House Of Delegates II is
psctsd the wings will have from IL to Is majority
In the city Of Baltimore the entire democratic ticket
for Delegates has been elected by majority AZ over
1000.
DEEEGATES lLRCTED.
Wings Democrats.
Baltimore County. 8, Baltimore City ....... 3
" ashington County. Baltimore County.
Prince George County. Washington County. 2
Anne Arundel County. Prince George County.
Hartford County. ..... Cecil County. e. 80.
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ALUsEMENTs THIS EVENING.

BowERY THEATRE, Bowsry-wAnwIoK.
BROADWAY THEATRE. BroadwAy-KSIcnr OF AavA
-NEHvovs Man AND MAN OF NEhvr.
NIBLO's GARDEN, Broaawsy.-rlsHr RerE-NrLLI-
HERS-URIKLLE.
BUTTONS THEATRE, Chambers stroet-MAnRIaeE or
GAho-kiNGcRASr IN l553-inisH ENeAeEnsNr
NATIONAL THEATRE. Chatham square-R svoLu rroH--
BoRE o GOOD LU oK-k MURDERED BoATnAK.
OLYMPIC THBATRE Broadway-WHs sPrAxs Pissr
-CISDERELLA-CovsIr LAnBKIN.
MECHANICS HALIs-CHanry's MIssrRILs-vsYAeE
NvHcALE-ETHIorIAS SINGING.
0oNsEnr.
CHINEsE MUSEUM, $50 Brsadway-Frsn A. II. to 10
Pm.
CHINESE ASSEMBLY RoOYs-Nn. NAsALLrsrrRs
BoIRkHs kAoIQUK.
WEIsHS COLISEUM, Aster PlsN-HavHsrRIAs FER-
VoRnANcEs, &c.
New York. Friday, October 8, ls49.
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News from Yucatan

Nrw OsLEArs, Oct. ], 1919
News from Yueatan reports . battle between the
whites and Indians, at valladolid the 9th OF Sep
tsmber After two hours lighting, ths Indians wese
driven back and dispsrsed
The Indsns still Baealar, In fortified posi-
lions. There is . reported disagreement among the
ahiefs
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New York, Friday, October 8, ls49.
The News by the Canada.

The steamship Canada arrived at this port yes
terday, and we are consequently enabled to place
before readers this morning, the Details IN full
Of the European intelligence which she has convey.
ed to us.
At first sight it would appear that there will be
some difficulty between Russia and her allies, and
England, in consequence Of the Porte having pc.
remptorily refused to deliver up the Hungarian
leaders-Kossuth, BEN, and his assocates-who
when they found the Hungarian cause hopeless,
wisely sought refuge for themselves in flight to
Turkey, SO as to escape the fate which awaited
them, either by the knout, or some other improved
instrument Of despotsm, for getting rid Of its enc
mier, the refusal being countenanced by England
if not nstigated by her. We do not apprehend
however, that such will be the case. The ehrewd
statesmen of England know very well that the
condition of that country will not allow of their
going to war with such power as Russia. They
may protest, and doubtless will do 30, against the
demand for the delivery of the gallant patriots, and
Turkey will, no doubt, refuse the demand; which
Austria, backed by Russian influence, has made,
but there will be no war, at least, as far as Eag-
land 10 concerned. The experiment would In
volve too much risk to tolerate ts being tried.
There may be paper war; but the AustTo- Rus
sian alliance may, nevertheless, proceed to extre-
mites against Turkey, on the ostensble ground
Of the refusal of the Porte to deliver up those men,
but really for the purpose Of carrying out the views
which, it 10 well known, the Gar has for long
time entertained towards Turkey. Whatever be
the Issue Of the affair, England will not, we think,
60 to war if che can possibly avoid it.
The fortress Of Comorn, it appears, still holds
out, and according to all accounts, can do 90 with
IMMUNITY for q year to come. A long AZ
the gallant defenders remain Of the mind which
they were in at the last accounts, the spirit Of
liberty in Europe cannot be said to be repressed
We have not, however, much faith that the brave
men who are enclosed within II, will continue IN
their present attitude for half OF tina, period. In
fact, we expect to hear by the next ARRIVAL that
they have followed the example of their brethren
1, Peterwardein, and caPitulated to the superior
physical strength Of the enemy. II, however, they
do not surrender, they may keep alive me spirit of
liberty which has, within the last eighteen months
or two years, shaken the European Continent to
Is centre, and the year 1850 may yet be m mark cd
with commissions and revolutions as 1910. This
would, according to present indications, be sx-
Pecting TOO much. However. we live in an az
trsordipary age, and no man knows what day
may bring forth.
According TO the latest telegraphic despatch from
London, published in another column, the troubles
between the Pope and France threaten a serious
outbreak. Mus r,,rons
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NEw OaLssss. September 80, Is4Q
The new and fplso steamship Ohio, Capt Schenck
arrived to day from New York via Charleston Savsn
nsh and Havana. Her machinery worked In q very
satisfactory manner. All well on board.
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The Election I'm Georg,a.

BALTIMORE, October 4-P NJ.
Returns from the State Of Georgia indicate the
election Of Governor Towns (dsnoera, BY increased
majority; and II Is probable that the do mocrats will
have majority In both branches Of the Legislature
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Affairs In New Bruns,vich.

BosIoN, OcsObrr 4. ISfN.
sc John papers Of tie I'd instant state that the bark
Teal had ssiied from that port for California With
lumber and t~evs passengers, TO be followed By
raj ttbcr vessels.
The 18th Of October has been appointed q day for
thanksgiving humiliation, and prayer, account %
the abundance OF the harvest, which Is all good with
the exception OF hay.
collision had occurred ct Campobello, ". q. be-
tween the revenue officers and parties engaged a
smuggling. The smuggisrs were armed, aud sred
several shots; finally, they escaped to the America
fhore, with several q their number wounded.
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Appointments by the President, &c.

WARRINGTON, Oct 4-10P.M.
Francis w. Fitch, surveyor, for New London, Con-
nscticut, in the place Of Perry Douglas, removed.
The appointments of Consuls for Honolulu and
Panama under sdvisement
1t 10 very doubtful whether Major Gaines viii ascept
OF the appointment Of Governor Of Oregon territory