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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-15
P0Ilse Cneerltugp~

Cha-s, J RotJing a frfsnd.- Officers Evans and
men by tie nsme.o Of }oseph campbell and fsirisS
MuiFrew. on a warrant issued by Justice Mountfurt
wherein they stand charged With stealing psrse
tanning $3.50 In geld coin and SO In silver from ths
perfon OF John Csllen aborer In the family OF Major
Eraser. residing At the Quarantine it appears from
the affidavit Of Cullen that Friday night last no
va, In the company OF the accused between six aud
o'clock, and while Walking in Of the n town
streets, and somewhat Ia liquor sat down on a water
pipe in the street. and a. soon as he seated he
alleges, Nugrew seized him and held him stl while
Campbell took from his vest pocket the purse
ts~ing the above amount Of money. Mugrew then
let go q complainant, and both the accused parties
ran on They were all friends and acquanta nces,
and had been drinking together during the day The
ncxt day cullen called upon the accused and asked
them 60 return the money, supposing 1t to be- Joke.
but instead Of so doing they only laughed at him He
nov seeks the protection VI the la~ In order to bring
them 20 justice The magistrate committed them both
to answer the charge.
In Hsr.t Woman sas . Desperate N,sro About one
wife % & uis Mitchell Of No 3 Mulberry street had
jrttretred to bed In room on the third story door,
ana In about htf an hour after while lying in bed,
81 heard scme perfon into the reou, aud there
being light at the time she thought 1t her hus-
band he having left the room . short time previous
with the light On hearing the rattling OF keys, Mrs
Mitchell TUNED her head towards the sound when she
sawtcue eryins light nth some sto hes aud
o. fs,n wa lighted. she discovered big black
In the act OF stsslrs Der property Mrs Mitchell
in sdist.ly spiang out Of bed. asked him what he
VENTED aud seized the black robber by his clothing aud
hels on, calling out for help The william dropped the
match and endeavCred 9TH knife he had IA his hand
t. tisb her In The neck Mrs Mitchell, not At all
dauued held and continued 90 scream and call for
her hustsnd the negro IN toying to escape, dragged
Nfs Mitchell down stairs aud ON his way down threw
the hnfe and keys from bis person The alarm made
brought to her assistance John valiant who hesrd
her scream but when be came Mrs Mitchell had just
tainted at the bottom Of the STARE and the negro Was
srdesvorinF 20 escape but MIR valiant succee led in
taxing him into custody The robber had removed
number Of articles Of clothing together with several
dollars In money, valued In ell at yt2 %. which the
rrgue had rolled rp, .nd placed the stairs ready 60
tarfy OF and would have fucoeeded beyond doubt,
he'd " not been for the heroic courage Of Mrs Mitchell
hen brought before justice Mountort the rogue gave
the name Of fgekiel Bowen alias Boss. The magis-
tae committees the accused 20 prison for trial M
a. tomit him to bail the showed Of positive
guilt.
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The Southern Mail.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 13-P. M.
The Southern mail has failed In consequence Of the
from Washington having arrived the Northern
cars left without the mail
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Ar1IsPrrp Rror AT Tonos1o, CAvApA-Arter the
enthusiastic welcome Of Lerd Elgin by all respectable
citiysts. about dozen well known rowdies collected
and midnight. preceded along King street With
clubs ia their hands, and some OF them bearing fam
tesur. About bali way between the Ersaiucr oifce
aud Nonge street, Dir Beekman, Of oar most
respectable citizens attempted TO strate With the
psrty, OF whom instantly dealt him severe blow
With biudgeon, by whchiti Is feared ne received ee
ftus injury. Three or four constsbies called TO
the scene and the rioters a. deprived OF their
ttrchC aud efgy and dispersed They afterwards col
lected. larger numbers opposite Elsh's hotel where
his Excetcncy 10 staying and set mp dsgrtcefnl
equeahng and grooming However the rabble was soon
driven before the face Of the indignant citizens and
two or three arrests were made The eaders
well known and will In all probability be arrested 10 day
and ut on,e indicted before the Grand Jury An al
ditoIsl military guard obtained AZ Ellnhs but we
need not say that their active services not
suir.d No damage was done 70 property Toronto
(Ca Esansfnar, OF. 10
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IzrohTArr orER, MOvrnrrrs.-The mist has cleared
away. All the arrangements hav. been completed.
The fashionable world Of New York will have two
splendid opera roupes during the approaching
Let them an-both msls and female-prepsre for
greater Displays higher sxcitsment-nore exststie
delight, than ever has been felt In New York.
Max b.rstsek who hes taken tho Aston Place House
will return from Europe by the next steamer, bringing
with him bis prim, donn,, 40. TO astonish the new
world FoIti bis tenor Is herr. AlarOtEsk intends to
open the opera season with a Grand Concert a, the
Tabernacle, the beginning Of November at which all
lia ari,si, will appear The Opera llsuse will be open
Cd INN edstely thereafter With Lucia di Lammer-
moor TO be followed by 'Otolio ssd others.
The other opera popps-that at Niblo's- has also
completed its aud will begin much about
the time with Benedstti, Trufi and others. Sig
nor Bsgioi furnshed the funds 10 rescue the music
and other materials, held By Mr. Fry q; thu Aston
Place House In this affair there will be sort Of Joint
stock management. in which all will aid and assist
with advice Niblo being the Napoleon Of the let
Such Is the programme for the coming winter. How
will it succeed ls there room for t-o grand opera
.omIaniss herel We should not be surprised II bo.h
we're TO succeed FOR q while Society Of Ne~ York Is
made ur Of very curious, very original very funny,
very excitable materials. People may got mad
perfect mania 10 both operas Gus Of rivalry
people lSst year 10 California Maretzek has
50 6re-yoar subscribers, and 2G0 annual, who have
ssisod to nereste the price of sest forty per cent
Ills will put him on his legs at Niblo charges
nity cents but has Tremendous large house 30
Up the aggregate receipts besides his unrivaed
,bn The rivalry between the two treupes will be ex-
citing We b,gin .lresdy 20 feel warm aud funny
about 10. Prepare. ladies-white Hds come forthorg
ssiiss start up. Heavens vhat prospect for the
pretty young ladies aud ugly old rsscals!
Abrams IN CUBa The Dorto ne Ia Marina Of Havana
q oct g. contains able argument log the sdvan.
tsfs be derived railroad TO BE- from
Cien.fuegost 20 villa Clsis while twoud facilitate the
Communication betve, the eastern coast Of The island
with the interior 10 would also shorten the conmuni-
I cation With the continent and the Pschc For there
can be M doubt that the navigation bstseen CieDfue
gee and the ltrsu enc zues aud NeF Grsnata would
b. thortsr tbau by Havana Cspe 81 Antonio The
work b. trtenJsu a. having been already commenced
iu the preciDsry steps Of purchasing the necessary
lanes On tie route and 10 fss been resolved 90 end 10
ths nited states Tor locomotive The undertaking
10 rtps,snt.d about 20 be highy probable 70 AL
. tlctV NLo She ttai,s ~ A.
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Tur srpUcrrorIsr jaws d. Burr.-The FULTON
(Cswego county Pcfrtof Uf the 9Th met gives the
meme u Mrs. GUuldinR the IN whose possess
sion Mir. Burts boy was found Mr. and Mrs Gould
ms ere English people. # some wealth The par,ef
says that Mis- %. has gobe TO canada with the little
girl whom she Represented the twin sister of Master
Burt but whe IL is now Believed Is also kidnapped
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kngh three ny DOUBLE sgperhne insraincd carPsung.
81 suction ices, At the celebrated che1pes carpal
lslment in the United >ta-es No. 80 ovcry. HIRAM An
pEksuNS Five large show stocked WITH carpets.
OIL cloths mats table wintcW thads
i.hnr low rrlees. CAL and zee.
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hltra the m-insnt 30 IA urrlod sihBui injury tho
tsr ~ NV hsfchants ana ianey store te serld az
seine srtios the hrss the world S5a whole
sale and retail, ct hstchsiors Wis rastsrv Vail ssrss
Jar.ra' rho~ct.
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Perhaps m,nc !. the Only s,or. In the city

where clothes maae 70 order At the price eh
they soid feady made Five dresa French
order $40 ale hresred $40 The very finest French
cloth cr,ss fock, SD have One assortment Of over
coats nom SO TO g16, go. ksfabiished tk4t
q. II. CLARKE, ZIG William street.
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D.ntso ArrrNrr oF CoSucr Oscars rRos Pat
soN-Cuite daring exploit csme OF last week at the
state peNtsDtiary in which powder aud bullets DID
their part. The negro w. "A Anderson. convicted In
December. 1SlT q the brutal murder ef bingham. In
this city made bold aud desperate leap on Enursaay
90 rid himself Of what he looked upon the rigid
and arbitrary rules OF that establishment He drst got
permission work In the yard instead of en- sh o.
the plea of declining heath lie put at DIRE sing
stone On Thursday he procured permission to 20 TO
outhoue sndtook his cold chisei. with which be
fastened the ball aud chain arosnd his ANGLES he
out and went up ladder leading on to a building.
extension Of the msin building from thence no took
to the roof Of the pain building anI going to the west
end, made desperate leap tsenty two feet d.wn to
the root Of the guard house. uot than three feet
ocross) the main wall MIR. Goodwin u the
guard, vas I'm the guard house at the The negro
nert bounded on the wall, and in an instant swung
himself OF the wall To the ground outside The wall
10 or loieet high The guard caught his csrbse aud
fred the bali taking effect in the nesro's right srm
near the elbow. lie Kept ON his course however aud
Cole, sentinel on that Of the wall. :" hit him
again the ball entering his right eide just above the
hip, and going clear through his body. This brought
him dewn bot he immediately recovered, aud in dou-
bic quick tine fordcd or the river and took for
the swamp the vest side In the mean time Good
lasted seine thirty forty rods where Goodwin
up 20 him distance aherd 81 the others when the
convict. notwithstanding his wounds, showed fight In
the most desperate manner. MIR. Goods succeeded
however by using the butt Of his csrbne, In keeping
him ct until the -other pursuers arrived, when he
lnslly surrendered TO the superiority of numbers
When the excitement was he found to BE- too
weak nom bleeding ana exha ustion, or from
sion 10 travel 20 foot " back to quarters aud
vas procured. and he vac taken down to his cell Al
though pretty severely dealt with he Va doing well and
the phyiciafs think he viii recover from his wounds
II .Gdretftser. OFT =.
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both but must the Ftuey TAR No. Bowery. takes
TIE lead IN everything First 10 u frye all without
ehsrse then. the husic beautiful; snd continues gill n
o'clock a. night. The oh IL brilliant in pcct 1
splendid Pictures In tine frames; aud the Of gain
ing some splendid article for shilling
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in shsit time by The ~ 10. KaHososs
hsset Linent 10 uUfCus and h-artfss she sktr. AVID
al ousreous dscase rheumatic sna othcr oiA
cuts luise tooth tsd adash. sofia in large
bottles at &c. NO go resr-st, 'nd i5t Broadway.
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A'sntion o. citizens and straogcr regnrrE ws Toa
20 recent improvement 81 most important shAractcr
Invented by y. PHsLON. 10. w broacw,r esrnor ~
Dsy street, under the Frsnkn House They 70
st ls LAR eating Rooms where ~ tAa LARGEST
sad bsst .stortasrt IN The city.
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W. c hair DE istsntDn, color the Hale his
frs TIE uion ent u sr led without aiuy . hs hair
ska. Gsntieneu have tieir Whaktrs eyrt IN Eve
minutes 60 the UeTot Ne. iY PrsdFev, sf Day
usser She frankln Eous. Per bottle. ~ Size sf
81
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Boots, Boots, Cbcap noo,..-Ycs,


Cheap Bcots--Boos that worth 81, sold the
Of Fulton Nassau tor - 90 has Calf IS
90 worth 81 20 and 81 water proof Boo and ssos equally
lovi Ovsr,hoes, or all kinds. equally low.
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foiss BY bushel lfor have aearly
tushel 81 them should say, that comfortably Gttnt
boot, shoe 10 one Of the rrsats., usuro. in life. The
place TO tecurs H. aud chospy too 10 JONESs IL Ana st.
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~ the via Factory - kedhurat Heard, ~ Mlica Lane.
-s,rs srsugss ard eiea reject fsu hs largest stock
in the city Hey 20 he best hip and comb
OIL the latest improvements Also sdss urraeatal lair.
In great abuudanee. Copy thoaddess, y MAIDEN lsss
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TlnaC1rhia, On tbs iIth Inst.
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NEW YORK HERALD.
NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS.

JAMES 90 N DON y n N n II =,
PROPRIETOR AND EDITOR.
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The Rival Fair..-we have visited them
both hut We mus. the F.aey Fair No sowsry. takes
eh,rSei then. TIE husic beautifui snd oOatnsss N n
splendid Pictures rauss sud tie eSIts.hsy Of GAIN
ing some splendid article for one chilling
One Thousand Pieces or elegant Pattern
a. aas 5s s9T,se insinsS SSrrsns
n,lmen. in tls United ,tses, no. 20 bovery, HIRAM An
OIL cloths, rye. mats sbe waeow shads ssts
i.hns low prices. Can and zee.
Perhaps milne Is the only store In the city
hsy Ss eS s ss mad ya Ss r, a n
order $40 single hrssred $40 The very finest French
O. D. CLARKE. iie William street.
To the Tender Footed --usmsur,ny ether
e. Ssr Swh ss a sp s ss ss, sna
boot shoe Of the iuSurio. life. The
place TO teeurs ~ aud ehesPy too is JONESs, Ia Ana
Boots. Boots, cheap Boot.-Ycs, they are
corner q fulton Nassau 81 81 Calf SIS
low ovsr'hos., Of ali kinds equally low.
wsg- and Toope.s.-w. would cali the
ss.n, o. s,,'sns and s.ao!or laTns Wis OF Toa
Invsntsd by g. PiisION Eo ~ pPSse,,I ,srssr -
Day street. under the Trsahiu House They 70 seen
ssd sesi ,'softTsS,ia ne oisy. '''''''
liquid hair Dye. - PhaIon's Improved
y.ge BAR DE anew isssn' 20 sclor the -s whis-
.ss ' Gsnaissss can Rs'. 'sir hIsT. s,ss Il sss
minutsa 60 the neTot Ne. Y frrsdFev, 81 Day
uteer she Frankiu Rouse. Per botti. ~ sf:
lsrgs. 81 -.
A beautiful Head % Hair has been grown
IN shirt time by the bctea o 10. Nahnxosa
hsdsted Lniren 10 uocus and h~antfs the sktr, sni
al eutsneou dseass Rheumatic sua otcr raas ola
bruises, tooth td D. adash sofia in
bottles az 90. No. go re8rst, snd f6f Broadway.
Iigutu Hair Dye, 80 Color thc Hair OF
Nhttltra he m-nsnt % urrhod Tithgu injury tho
tsr sk.. Merchants and hcrld
sn. srti0s s u she hrtsis tte vore sold whole
sale and retail Hscheor's ws rastsrv. al ssrss
ant ir laran, 80 4. G. IN zine. ~ Possdily. Sc.
Jatses rhu-ct.
$3.50 Wigs aud TOupccs always on hand,
81 tho Wiz Factory % kedhur4t Heard ~ Mliien Lane.
-ss Strangers ard stzens ssie su ths largest stock
a the city Hey 20 De best Wort hp. and esytso
Gil the latest also sdiss sal lair.
in great Abundance Copy thoaadrsss, y MAIDEN lass.
Wigs aud Tcopces --rstcheior's Cciobrn-
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tee VS. Faotsry 10 At kof al So the oxiy estahsh-
n.nt in TIE city devoted 70 thst business he has invented
N est important improvements, invites uiastJn
81 tkesa Wire and TcuV.cs that chtaod silver medal tho
Fair 81 she American lrf-irw.s COM tho -dsrsss
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sowsRY THEATRE. Bowery-srR ArHnoRE-snor IN
rAr BYE.
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-06-21
Temperance in Milwaukee.

The new Liquor Law is causing quite
an excitement in Milwaukee. The Lii
uor vendors have held two meetings, to
consult for their mutual protection. They
consider the law to be unjust, unequal ,and
oppressive to the poor, and resolved not to
submit to it and adopted remonstrance
to the common council, stating their will
lingness to take license, and pay the
usual fee of $25, on condition that they
should be protected by the Council against
the law of the state. They also resolved
to form Protective Union Association,
of ali the Liquor dealers, and by the pay
ment Of one dollar as an initiation fee,
constitute fund to defend all prosecu-
tons for the violations of the State law
The friends of Temperance have also
held meetings, which have been numer.
onsly attended, and evinced great enthu'
siasm. There was an overwhelming de.
monstration in favor of sustaining the
Law. Resolutions to that effect were
unanimously adopted.
We say let the Law be enforced, thai
its practicabiity may be fairly tested
Wisconsin Express.
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New. from the Plat ns.-By the M,.,

News from the Plains.-By the Mn,,,
A train Of wagons under command =,
Ute Burget, arrived at Fort Kearney on IN.
evening Of the 10Th, direct from Grand III
and Fort Childs. They report cons;d..
able sickness and distress among tho a.:
grants. A number Of companies have H..
nearly all their cattle by stampedes and -
being stolen by the Indians, therefore tbs.'
have been compelled 10 desert their -.
CONS and whatever goods they could \.
pack upon the cattle that were left. H.
to the first day of June, there had na,,.pp
Grand River Island, $500 wagons and liz
600 people. They were counted b.
man appointed for the purpose. After n..'
ing Grand Island, they met 1900 wagon.
more, aud for three successive DAYS II.
roads looked as though political convens
tion was assembling. AT any time. or,
informant stated that he could Sit upon Il.
mule, and count 100 wagons. The ;n,.r
prefer at Fort Childs, says that, in j,
probability 1000 emigran,s would II i
the mountains at one time, without ,uas.
cient grazing for their cattle. The fr,,
day after leaving the Pawnee village. me-,
train of2O wagons, composed or2 CON-
panies from Virginia and Ohio. Some In.
dians having stolen few oftheir cattle the
evening previous, they started in pursuit
and having found them, fight ensued, in
which 3 Indians were killed and a number
wounded. Their own party had one man
and one horse killed. The last winter
was SO severe in the mountains, that the.
Indians are quite out of provisions,
and steal cattle in preference to horses or
mules. Considerable trouble is anticins-
ted from the Indians, on that account. All
things considered, the emigran,s are pro-
crossing upon their long and tedious four
ney as well as could be expected. Near
ly 1000 have returned Saint Lou;,
Union, "
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CoxsIsrEEcv.-The Gazette supported Mr. Polk,
and in connection with other loco fOco papers op.
posed the Wilmot Proviso, on the ground that Con-
gress had right to interfere with the subject OF
slavery in the territories. He supported Mr. Cass
on this principle also. Notwithstanding this the
loco foco party submitted to their leaders, action,
when Mr. Polk signed the Oregon bill, with the Will
mot Proyiso attached. Mr. Benton now comes out
and declares that Congress has the constitutional
right to say whether slavery shall or shall not exist
in the territories, but thinks it folly for that body to
take advantage Of their privilege in this matter be-
cause the people of the new territories are opposed
to the introduction Of slavery within their limits
when 10 /! the editor Of the Gazette throws up his
hat for COL Benon and declares that the doctrines
he is now preaching the very doctrines the Ga
zette has all along advocated!