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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-28

The TRIAL OF rHx AsToR Place RIOTERS will
probably terminate to-day, and the verdict of the
jury may be gwen in time for to-mouow's Issue.
There are hardly two opinions 10 the public mind
on the guilt OF some Of the accused. All are not
alike. Riot and rioters must be checked and pu,
down by due course of law. Judge DAILY has con-
Quoted the trial with the greatest irmness, prompti-
tude, and integrity. Messrs. McKeon and Whit
ing could not have exhibited appropriate con-
dIct-but we cannot say az much for one or two
Of the counsel for the prisoners. The jury have
now To perform their last and solemn duty, but Of
that we have no fear.
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The steamship inesrpia Viii leave this port TO- NOR
ro. direct Tor Liverpool sr mails will close a, Y p..t
~ oe'Ocsi In the morning The Weekly Herald. With
the latest n'ws, vii oe ready at v o'clock
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AMUsEAENTs THIS EVENING.

BowERY THEATRE Bowsry-HUrcHsAcx-ReBR ey.
BROADWAY THEATRE. Broadway-OFLANHIsAN AND
FAI. IEs-SLAshER AND CRAsHER.
EIBLO's GAeDEN, Broasway-TIeHr RoPs-URIsLis.
BURTON'S THEATRE, Chambers street Lows LAUoHs
AT LocKsMITAs-SvRING GARDEfNs-THE IRIss TisER.
NATIONAL THEATRE Chatham square-THE ISvINoI-
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B.ATMAN.
OLYMPIC THEATRE Broadway-FRA DrAvOLo--NA-
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MUsicALE-LTHIoPIAE SINGING.
TABERNACLE-GRANp Vocal AND IasrRssKuTAL
CONCERT.
CHINESE MUSEUM, $50 psoadway-Frsn A. n. " 10
p n.
New York, Friday, September ~, 1919.
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The #eh H''ais, -itn tn. latest intelligence from
al par'' Of the world viii b. publissed at O'Clock to-
morrow norbiDe. Single copies ,sp..ce.
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The Southern Mail.

BALrIneRE, September 27-sP.N
We have received no mail, might from beyond
Pstersburgh, Va
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-28

ben moderate but frsm ssresd have had abundant
svrplisp Even the nnest of home err~th vas
sss.r buy Monday than on that cay week aud 10
make any progress Ia the d'sposi ~ fos'su however
eooa decline OF fully Ia quarter had GO be SUB
nittsd to THIS abatement hrs however. hsd the 81
fct of inducing the large dealers to psrchAss some
vhst fe.ly aud . ready sale ~ss sxp-rirncsd on Wed
,ssd.v; this morning. b-sss have moved n slo~lv
snu Ia all quantities without change in prices New
vh cps have been in fsir rrqnest ~ former rates,
nv old foreign for grinding have been ocult to plass
Ore, and map p~s~e have varied in value. We
have heard Of no Of free board osrsoes Of In
liar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-28

I"e uous'"" monasacnt Con.aissec .rs
respectfully Requested H. Alderman stonraIs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-28

The APPROACHING ELKcTIeN.-Both Of the poll
Teal parties, wings and democrats, have made
their nomin atoms in this State. The ticket put
forward by each is composed of excellent and wor-
Thy men. Indeed, we can hardly tell, in point OF
merit and personal qualifications, which to choose.
The following are the two tickets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-28


REPUBLICAN RErUeKss PROM Eusors.--Now
that Europe has become quiet, aud the desrots
have succeeded IA crushing, for the present, the
spirit VI liberty throughout that conuueat. We may
expect numbers of refugees, from despetc ve,-
eessce, to srsye ON shores between this aud
neat spring Several Italian parrots are, It Is ~
derstoud, now their way, aud. Ia all pr'b ability
they wa be followed by a good many more from
the nations that have recently been shaken by re'o
lsDon. Il ia not at all Improbable that the great
ko.suth himself will endeayyr to elude Austrian
and Russiss vigilance, aud make the United
States he future home.
Tnose men who led the people IN the struggle for
freedom, stsked everything on the result; and It
they e.cspe with their lives, IL il much
expect or hope for Many Of them we're men OF
means and property; but they are dlysst-d oi all
heir worldly goods by the sovereigns whom they
endesvored To overthrow. They will consequently
arrive smoug ne poor aud needy some NJ th-m.
probably, without a sixp'Dce. When we Consider
That /, was their attempt io fosw the exsn,e Of
The American patriots Of 1776, and that thy wer~
met gsled by bs county to make "a, the psople Of
IN, Ubii.d states II to themselves, ~ well rs
o the @,fots that they shall ne provided for. aud
VI, 4, want. attended To eoop ~ they arilve IN
th,s 10 them, strat Y. and foreign country. The
peoyle Of the United States must 10 lhis IN
time.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-28
TELECRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

Secretary Olayto" aud the British Charge.
kunor Contributed.
wAssiSeror, September 27-P. n.
The runor 10 not true that difficulty exists be-
tween Mr. Clayton Secretary Of State aad Mr. Cramp-
ten, the British charge a aGsires in this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-28

We begin to have some hopes of Louis Napoleon.
His letter on Roman affairs, which is given at
length elsewhere talks very nationally Of the Pope
and the Cardinals-the position of France-and
the object of his intervention This letter has
produced great deal Of criticism in the journals
of France and England-some approving, some
disappearing its tone and principles. There is no
use in crying over broken creckery.
We confess that he letter gives some hope
that Louis Napoleon will remain true to the pre-
sent constitution Of the French republic, and carry
into practice, few Frenchmen can, the prin-
cipes of popular liberty which placed him in
power. If the nephew Of the great man OF his
age can successfully preserve the best hneaments
of the constitution, and exhibit it In action for a
few years in the midst OF monarchles, he will be well
entitled to the sppellation Of the Napoleon of
Peace" and will produce greater revolution, and
in lees time, throughout the rest Of Europe, than
all the wars of the hero Of Moptenotte Louis
Napoleon must up the restriction Of the press,
and allow the silly socialists to throw off gas we
do in this country. Look at our "gAlvanlsed
SQUASH" with all his phalanx. They can do little
harm here. They puff and blow a great deal, but
people only laugh.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-28
Destruction or Iron Works.

ALBANY, September 27-A.N
The two main buildings Of the Albany iron works,
near Troy, owned by Messrs. Corning Co. aud VIA
slow, consumed by fire last night Loss not sta
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-28

Tns ErscorAL Communications Row
Some very graphic scenes took place in the holy
convention, now citing in St. Johns Chapel. Two
Of the pious almost gave each other the he, and,
but for the prudence Of the bottle holders, might
have gone further. We have some hopes OF
the restoration Of British Ooderdouk to his old
rich pastures. We invite Tom lIyer and Yam
kee Sullivan attend the convention, in order to
keep the peace, and see iair play all round.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-28
Later from Me DC.

New ORLEAss, Sept. %, 184s.
The steamship Severn has arrived Mt Mobile bringing
81 101 in coin mostly for England and the remain
der for Mobile and this city The late Round Island
expedition had excited much uneasnsss In the city OF
Mexico.
The Mexican Consul at New Orleans had intinatsd
that the expedition destined for Lobos Island
Tsnpico
General Herrers had addressed rsmonstrsnos to the
u. Lsgstion at the capital. The government had
commenced making extensive preparations to defend
the cities along the coast General La Vega had ool
leci.d forcs Of 500 and armed Q steamer with
artillery to defend the entrance the rampico River
II Was expected that the new tariff would become .
law.
The town Of Antigua has been completely inundated
by the recent heavy rains The inhabitants had barely
time escape with their lives Public contributions
had been taken up fer the relief Of the sufferers
The cholera decreasing at Mexico.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-28

The NICARAGUA QUEsTioN-MR. CLAYTON AND
Mr.. CSAMrToH.-Mr. Clayton has let out more of
the secrets of the State Department. Il is now
stated there has been no correspondence between
the Secretary Of State and the British charge de
AFFAIRS. There will be no war, then, with the
English about his tawny Highness of Biuehelds.
How is lhis' Have both Mr.. Clayton and Mr..
Champion Withdrawn their letters, or was it merely
a conversation, diplomatic talk, and is that i'm
poriant controversy TO be postponed I'LL Sir Henry
Lytton Buwer arrives The Secretary OF State
has probably not yet recovered from the gorgeous
blunder which he committed in the French <meme
But how is it in the affair with the Bey OF Tunls
IL that to be stuffed into the pig.o. holes with the
Nicaragua busi nrssf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-28

,sh1s ahticrs a., au az wita a tusn at a.. 1870
Pte' shse! 49, tnc tcs srtics for i.a,,
m's'.t u"Js HtS enetstt urdtrststdlnen
ha stse wf"fiua, 40 tUltvL .trgst " ~.""xs sSes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-28
Movsments OF PoIitscians

Movements OF Politicians
WAsniroToS, September 81, 1s49.
Ex-Governor william II. Seward, Of New York, ar
rived in this city to day.
Hon. Jacob Collsmer, the Postmaster General, will
arrive here this evening from Baltimore
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-28

s'.a, orn ou Biay travel fTVa the b,l,.r -,
-ism n'sr 40 h.feiy bed that GAS net w
sssh e MI - IN ths lAp,t ct tbe W
n.s 80 81 she bces otOcs Osit,rs sod a,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-28

WARRINGTON, September 27-P N.
Solomon = Halliday has been appointed Receiver Of
Public Moneys at New Nashville. Florida, instead Of
George II. Smith, who declined the appointment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-28

hN iihe Jtste ga selling res2at p.tteren az A. n.h O..
"l 20, hus-, Drssetis. at te eeisorasei
'Aiiit e'tsStn m eat the United -tat,s NJ, %,
n,sei) hnD nndefs.Is. ave lar.e chow r..,.s
WIN ts n~tt tttuutul ass,rmtGL Il r,e.satat ~
-" sAn ~ ect sip-ts Lon ID. ls DER ysrs,
tv'', - ~ '" q hreA1u u, S. Cd. 70 % o. 60,
NVt'hj CT th' Attention OF .fcbssers - W JAa-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-28
THE VERY TEST.

Our agent in Liverpool received tho following teis
graphic despatch from London just previous TO the
departure of the steamer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-28

An account pur-uant TO the ith sth yisso~,s
Gap ~ for thu vel ending on saturday the sth
day Of September 1ssf -
fssvk rgP.srssSr.
potes issued. .Aa.ssxo Goyernmsat D.ss. fnoislce
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BowERY THEATRE Bowsry-HuroHsAcx-ResR sr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-01
HeIInna Accident.

Cores 0udenco OF The Tribune
LowvILLT, sept g.
A most painful accident occurred at this place
yesterday which has occasoned feeling Of deep sym
patty with the sufferer throughout our community.
Mr. MO TrTTLE Of this village, a cabinet maker,
went 10 the steam saw mill Of JARED House. ESQ.
about two mills below, on the Black River, for the
purpose a cutting up stuff for tables on the CIR
cuisr saw While busy about his work be attempted 10
Oh part % the lehiEery In contact with the balance
wheel, while j. in motion. HE lef hand wns
caught by the Of the balance wheel and mashed
gainst the edge Of the frame. his arm being drawn In,
and stripped OF flesh the bone, from point Just be-
0U the elbow. The shock Jared the whole mill, and
he fourth blow made the drum give way, and tie ma
chnery stopped. Tho shattered limb presented a
rghtiul wound being mashed and torn 20 the palm OF
the hand and shockine'y bruised. Ampuiaton below
the elbow was rendered necessary the operation being
performed this morning by Dr. Spencer, Of Champion,
asssiet hy Drs. peden, Of Maitinsbufgh and x. O..
Conc ol Iris village. The sufferer bore the accident
aud the operation with grost ori.tudo, and ls in a.
comlOrtg5 le state as can DO expected. w. on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-01
Eron Teans.

The \. q. papers have dates from Galveston 70
the 18th inst The GGlruioa Nehs Of the 18th inst.
says Very little additional Election news reached us
by the last mails from The Interior Of this state Com
pee returns have been received from only about one
fourth the Counties In the State partial returns from
about halt ana nothing, OF but vague rumors from
The remaining quarter. Not quite 10000 voice have
been heard irom-oi which, for Governor, Bell has
shout 5o0 Wood about 5000, and Mills less than
1000 For Lieutenant Governor Greer has about 800
ms ority For Commissioner OF the General Land
Oi5ce smythe is doubtless elected By heavy meiorii-
". Tor Ccngrcss IN this District Howard has about
1000. williamson 0l0 piisbury ~ coo, and Mcleod
ABOUT go votes far rs heard from. Perhaps l,Oll
votes remein 70 b reported out there no prospect
Of any mstere change In the relative vote Of the can
iidates. The roto OF The State viii probably BE about
22OoO
Cspt Darling was on his way 10 San Antonio, Tor he
purpose of conveying the body on Gen Worth thence
70 New York. Inc WcHcrH Team Of the 31lh ult says
awe have intelligence from Laredo that the Indians
mad outraged some women AZ Guerrero and carried Oh
three ohdron. In the vicinity OF Mier they shot one
man and stole quantity OF mules and horses. MAJOR
la Notte. commander - Camp Rnggold, sent com
panv of mounted men IN pursuit Of the Indians. Gen
Brooks has ordered Col. Hsrdee with two troops OF
dragons % proceed 10 Rome and punish the Indians
that have recently been plunderng that section. party
Of Indians proving about the camp on the Leona on
the night Of the I'D nit discovered By the sent
ne on duty when be fired and the Indians He'd carry
ing or some horses. Col. Hardee Immediately dis
patched Lieut. Neil snu party OF soldiers IN pursuit
VINO overlook tue lrNftu@ hlitA one Ut tAfAaf ttAN
wounded another and rccsptured the horses and mue
together with the animals belonging 70 the irdians.
IL appears says the Houston Sar Of the 18th inst
from Communication IA the Dcforia Adr0caie, that
difficulty hiss occurred between Major OBrien, the
L. : Quartermsster, snd the citizens OF Lavscs, be
cause the citizens were too independent % suit NJ.
notions Of liberty and the Major removed to lndisnola
His Official communications are sent % Layaca from
New orleans ard san Antonio and he sends stesnreI
% lsvsca for them
The Raaisrius BdEne Of the sth inst says ltls now
reduced % rnsy that the cotton crop OF this STATE
5 10 be taken by the worms. They have probably ap
Des-ed IN every section OF the country by tbs time
an the crops upon tho Trinity River below this were
DESTROYED last week 80 slso tho crops on Lake
Creek snd in the neghborhOOt Montgomery. zoe
worms did not niske their appearance 10 inis eouny
Until few days ago. They have BY this time finished
the work OF destruction here.
The assn Care Of the 9Th inst says that Cour'
Martial had been sitting for days previously, "a
investigate certain charges preferred ssanst Lieut.
Starr - Drasoons.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-01

lion Of our opponents which has opposed .he bxtsn-
son Of slavery - newly acquired territories We ca
not but think they have betrayed their trust ~
ing % union On terms which. 10 successful must 20
tally destroy tic foundation upon which ney have stpc1
We only ask the Electors ri THIS state y cohie m
plate this subject IN ~ evident and Important De tn
upon the great and vital question Of Human s1oni
TIE Wing party Of New YORK have always 'een hrin
friends OF the great principles 81 humln Liberty IN
vorcd ia this question be antagonist parry %. oeeh
either opposed divided The success o thelr ulon
Frke; would BE- blow % the great cause Of Human
X rhts from nirh IL would take years % recoTer
Thoae 81 our opponents VINO have Deen eafnetIt ail
zealousy hostile % fhe Extension Of slavery Oh
the Wing party who have been Withdrawn lrom our
ranks IN tns vain hope Of aiding the cause Of feeoom
bv g~iag their votes who're, are askfd 70 p0naef
seriously The state O. things 70 now presented, ana N
eons whether the csrse they have 70 mucn ~ ri
s not 70 be advanced ~ DOW giving their sia q nc
The aue.ton 30 lar a. II depends upon the National
Government h. and should be, strictly iesisialr p
question 90 b. determined y Congress. in Tnstc' er
way it IS determined By that body, IL may BE fairly
de- med the expressed will Of the People end n our
Judgment the Executive cannot with propriety 9eiea
sucn determination By Al Executive veto In tne p
.it0n occupied by the present. Lzecuuve elected 10
thu, &c ~ the suffrage If Wing voters-in bis Known
acnuie nee IN the will Of tho People, and hs deer
ence q the s6om o.! COrgress-in his hsb character
for integrity. honesty and bmness-in MS sound JUG
rnent ana tried patriotism. we have the strongest s
ssrsnoe that action Of Congress upon thz great
r % stiou will not be set aside by his veto
IN is now apparent that the vote OF L8fess upon
this question viii be q close cne--and the moral tnnl
enro sxeTted by the result Of the coming election IN this
great state may turn the scale in that body according
D the nirences which may be fairly drawn from tne
results of such election.
ID devo-es upon the electors Of this state 90 SCI that
ty their action and votes the weight Of such Influence
be thrown into the right scsthat II be cast IN favor Of
Human Freedom snd TIE Exclusion Of -isvcry from
the newly ecoured territories
in tnc ticket INSIDE y us, VIC have presented toe
nsinos OF sound able tried end faithful men They hre
most of them known By their pubic serTces-aad nty
arc worthy or Your confidence. We commend o. and
particularly the great principle which Il represents, 70
your supr0b baton aud support and We trust that the
result win DO such that trr friends Of Human reedoin
may have cause for gratUs alton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-01
TURKEY.

Tie HuAgaFsan tSiles and Russian iAAi''''. 70
me Corrr.-ondsn. Of fls Ina Whites ifem 0onses 70
norl- AUGUST 81. The news rom hAn-rif ~
c.r.ei yea excitement 41J1x tls iufAs. t1'f .l
net "a tte unfortunate fe mirsaol OF tr war - 80
great. Toe Elf9ar-r enFo)l .o.n. -, ,s.. I've.
sat he nav De able 70 udnceil Ise 20 eN-'.
in favor of Ko-sulh aud his friends VINO nave
NE in Tursey The Count. believe, ~ ye .lyur
ir ~ efforts 81 Sir STAFFORD Canning ana Ofi' Az
49,, fi. ,.ar fars the Russian and Austrian rrf fesri
fIvss are employing al tleir innur,es To p-- '1
suaus Ministers % reia.@ Az t-fn. -' l.-e 5
Iasfers Who are il Turkey, anl ninA iIsiA 49,. ,s
..r merle. OF I.rder- Psssivel .cn the iH,t 81
Door Keiss which Is well kuo~n = iae -, =. t-,
o be sufficient 10 prevent me Aul>s rom isi-sAa f
ATTY % he Hungarian Generals. ....,, ..i,,
-. vyhru tsken was dressed a. common trlol'
"a ,yith chains and when broken ao,Fr - every
= -. ,.fv crfeIv was ordered D. hanged
fr1, a trez on ne roadside Driven 20 isspsf " s
accumulation Of shame and sanennt' P'o - ~ -, =
~ pefsecuiors not 10 put b. m u oe'.. - - r,i
fsion hrt u eg BIS grave De inAi o'
nrsyer wss refused, oui 90 gfea- vas 49, 49,, ~
~ teain OF shame 20 which ne vas eoe1 7A,-i M
.,-.d hiuIseif and Tins escaped from ne hs' OF ~
rsrto.s One Thing l. certain. ilst klssien
-. nnetev resis5iisf-1 o. COnstan tnofie 80 -
- nj ore i-lf ,han ever. Il would excite
mi very nttls surprise here ii ne nus 81 80
rcpIS-rl - y-s Nintster were 20 force Ia Turkish
Cog-rnrenf 10 give up kossutn ara - ~
S,--e Russan ofcers have arrived n1fv ~ .i7
- 49, III. a. .rt a-s treated A. their embassy a. u tl
-, $1,000. The lllUrls o. Ire russo 2 t-ital
-. a.. tn rnre.ed farou.n the capta ~ ne stese'
count surn-f ard N DE- iuoll -l' !. ~ s5 ~
,f All he eject he Car himseli co..a oe.is I.
W. ~ ~ p-ssi.1 arms is assin esla1s 81 anOif
sss sgssumsn. and the hlscoFies .se GOV inr
,arrf- --rCuer0rs vben ie tresiy % So
,,7t.s. 1890 ue-. .igLed We have I'VE hltiI-f
49,, nj W ii he Golden Horn, and heir crews =, G
~ rs ~. aszsr through me streets - ~ ff,-- W.
ol-. -re ,-sre arrsrT rl1~fai OF :. 81 rlA l1i-
-,run.rr- Of itfle feel Of r lssis Al i 1-le
ror.f1rtly 10 the Bosph0rus and uo.oen h'lh =,
,h-s tsve cot get nsd- any remark 1oug holt p
80 vessels carry more Than ten guns, an are l1f-l
,tin liz irli.s Of he Treaty, yei neil Lll', ~
-o- 10 mai compact As Tor he navy OF rag a.. J
Is represented Y A. oc1oosin- I"'7 '.T'1'S' 'D-'
rro..st CORN s1d " = LeulenAlA