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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-23
Arrival OF the Empire City.

Wv -U2LfAN,, Sept II, I>lI-
Tie steamer Empire CITY. rom Ne~-NoTk va
Havana With dates from the latter CITY 70 the Sth
has arrived. She brings 10 news Of special import
anCe. Business was improving SUGAR was dull and
inactive NoLASSy> finn. but IN limited demand at
2 a p reals FaEIGHrs were duh. with hitle offer
ing. while vessels were abundant. EXcHANGg on
Newly ORR 4. al lis
KsY WEST. sept - The cargo Of the brig Yucca
tn dispatched IN the Geneva for New-l ork on
he iOthinst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-23

issues ar edct IA the Chinese style debating THAT shall be
fashion ard assuming lead the popular taste taxes
rfhsy arbitrary ground GFxN belongs such self
sufcieat Ousachy He does DO. produce head covering
and say % the fashionable world the cap fts ana 1u
must wear n" He merely produces superb hat u the
sery bes. material for 81 and the public TO pass
their Judgment upon Il. II any prefer different n"1elhe
prepared to al tastes az the same Ieas9nabr plr
IT'S N I'M, splut that he offers BIS beautiful Fall Hat FOR
1851 by Inds pendent opinion from is Gus
not by manufacturng oDla0ns iof mem mat 10
Las N ade hs way D the world GENN, No pa Bgold"1y,
aim fa :
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-23
From Havana.

CHARLESTON sept 81 ls5l
Thc schooner Chatham. from Havana is-h. Ar
rstd az savannah YESTERDAY Nearly s>o0p II
been contributed n Havana io- tre rcAef OF The IA
miles %. thosC a,llej and wounded I'D battles Win
the Ioutz party. AZ a 5ereft - ihe racon f1ea'er
over $500 NeTe realized. On ire 9th grand TIE
Deum was performed al ,1e Cathedral j honor ct
tie deceased. On the same DAY TIE troops we're re-
viewed ard General Concha decorated May OF the
participants u the late enga gCmenfS.
Don Francisco Gonzales Coran,e, ana Don Jose
Meza have been 0UtlaWed Tor Secretlng arms
The big Frez.Soi. - with cargo OF zee, WAS To-
tally lost N The 2,iA u.E. On hey Breton. The
crew were saved ana have arrived n Trinidad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-23
T. Exposition Of the Boiler of Locomotive aud
Los. of Life.

CLEVELAND. o. Nousay. sept -. 1871.
Two locomotives attached 20 the treight train on
tie Cle,e.ano. Columbus ard Cincinnati Railroad.
leii here tins morning. and had proceeded about
three miles when the boiler Of one locomotive ex-
plodeC. The engineer. :. Booth. formerly OF ROch-
ester Vas killed instantly. ana The engineer OF the
other was 50 badly >ralded and otherwise injured,
that Il IS feared he cannot i've Two hromen were
also badly scaldod The rails were torn mp and
thrown several rods. one locomotive was entirely
DESTROYED and the other badly damaged. The pas
Senger tram viii be DELAYED i've OF SIX honrS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-23

NAvAL.-The t. = steam irgate >us-
-uehsurah. Capt Imam. made the passage iTon
Garelra 10 RIO JanerO m 81 cays, seE eh II men
wtre urder canvass s4one. Her average speet IN
Ser sail and steam Is ten miles AZ hour ana "Iioot
steam seven. ,
The : s,oresiip supply. Lieut. Comts Chas
Il kennedy. sailed from >au Francisco on me io1h
Aug for New-Nork. va Valparaiso.
TIE L : ,lOor-oEwar - Mars, OH VI igin-
c,r sailed iron hgahlna on iht iv'h JUNO 'oi Na'l
gators Island
Tie /. :. surveying schooner Ewing. Lieut. A.
i. arrived =, -. raucisco Oh ne liil Aug from
Humboldt.
IN. raIed from New. L0stOn on the lsta last. tor
Annapolis.
The T. : s;oTcsLlp Southampton. Lieut. Turner,
from NeR-i ok 'or >4n 'fln'.>c'' !" - e. NA-pA-
!.4iso Oh the -lsi Aug.
TheU : .loop-Oi-V Vinceancs, Nm l. Hui
ION CouDisn,.iag. .r1sri 81 ri Frlnr--,J on fl-
4.E AUs f..-.. -r'l.se 49, 70 "a ~ i.DM HWi..1n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-23

IN the Nrh s,t bs Rev 4 Eeuns Rector 81 s. tcorss,
,'hspel Re- knlal-St Mr.. JOHN A THOMAS 10 Miss
FANNY MARIA MklGHf. al # thus CITY
ON the 18Th INST At Betm~Tvile. SUSSEX Co y b.
Rev Peter kanouse. Nj. HENRY 4. pENoE t. Mss
JANE 5Susater o. Ge3rge socA0s1r - oi the former
lace - -. ...... OBJ. -..
Asa Sbur, n { ser. T.. T. DELAFlEl.p SMITH
1T Nev.Ncyk 70 CHARLOTTE +. daughter OF Rev Gil
hcrt Morgan ID North Carlslaa.
In Ia~fenccvlle Pa ca the morning. Of the LA INST.
b, Rev y Mills CHARLES MORRILL,. -. u I'nn'
Nu> Co. \ Y 10 Miss MARGARET LAthApF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-23
A CAnn.-The snbscriber. thankfnl for

4 T
s ftyors md socitOus Of continuance Of the sane.
would respectfully inform ms former patrons and the pub
lic IN general that ms Riding Academy now open Tor
he recs;ion II students lie trusts thar lSsIdu0B at
teniIon comfort and progress Of has pupils aud the
uBd0ued selectness Of MS establishment 70 merit con-
tnuagce Of thu patronage heretofore literally bestowed
upon him doubt having sometimes been expressed ~
lie skeffcsl the possibility Of Riding school beng
.rctly select II company. be begs 10 offer The following
rules ard regulations which be has always adopted ami
srctlv adhered for the well beng Of his establishment
No Derson permitted De the School without hrst
entering pupil reference required from each per
son applying unless INTRODUCED by pupil or friend Terms
made nov On auplcaiion Hoping hat the above regu
atOns may t. meet the APPRECIATION o he public
te subsclibes himself. their obedlcnt servant,
WI n. DisBRow Rd|ne Mastef
SAINT ~ la,f T.lg GtTuThSS'1 No ~ 4,il-av.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-23
The Southern Mail-Naval Intelligence, &c.


The Southern Mai has arrived.
Commodore Cunningham has been reatlachei 20
the Norfolk Navy Yard. IN place Of Commodore
Buchanan, detached
Com. Warrington Is living dangerously III atWash-
ington.
THURSDAY night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-23
u G. NJ. BopIsr viii open this day Tor

lT e.. Nj. BODlSE VIII open TINS day Tor
he Fail and Winter Trade. entire stock of Dr.
Goods imported and selected expressly for tins house
consisting IN part If Sss Shawls. Neyes, Cashmefes,
Delapes Mernoes Pafamatas Alpacas, Pop,ins SC 70
gether wIh general assortment of Dr. Goods t. winch
We invite the attention Of customers and the pubic
General These Goods all new and contain If the
richest designs well Of choicest patterns aud
coormgs Of aIy Goods that have been sent 70 tn make;
ne present season. A. early call and ms Hccon Of The
saue IA part laflv requested e.. VI BODlST.
s2g 3h No 3.3 Grand-st. corner II OIchfTt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-23

md ha featuring ComFan, are now prepared - empty
Sinks by Atmosphere Pressure by which process ihe ope
ration II performed the daY tune. without any unpst-
SAINT cuua whatever dhcr Inconvenience - The pub
nc Orders ien nj The office Of te COMPANY, No ~ Man
KIN by disrach post otherwise Will be attended -
P,eEt Rights IN the above process flr sale Apply
a. sl,,ye 80 3tIurASS'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-23

The next number Of TAe T1ipn>(or Ewrp>rs
Circulation Will be issued TOMORROW MORN
ING at o'clock. It vii contain 2ll tla latest
news up 10 the time ofgoing press. The Ni'g-
ora sails from this port Tomorrow AZ 2 O'Clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-23

FORT PLAIN. Monday. Sept -, 1881.
serious break occurred IN the Enc Canal this
morning. bv the giving way OF aQuetuct about
four miles west OF Fulionyue twill take several
DAYS ~ repair Tie damage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-23
LovlslAxA.-Hon. L. r. OF OFT IS men

LoulsIANA.-Hon L. K. OF OFT IS men,
toned as the Whl- candidate for Congress IN
the 1T District,
"A warm contest mas terminated for the
OPPOSITION nominations IN Orleans PARISH.
Vaudeville Mauguy = nominated for Sheriff
Coroner T J. wilkinson Senators, '" '"
WOOD and VI Dunbar The Independent Demo
Gratis oppose these nominations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-23
10 SorrHERN AND WEsrERN MERcnANrs.

! val sell. 20 dealers MR.. JERyIs'> Com CANDY.
at Wholesale prces which vii insure good proits The
ood r-ruiaan If his Cough Candy an thar read must
MRS JEsfi9, No 5bn br)an"jYs
s2yg. Prnclpdl Once
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-23

Our market Tor FLOUR TO-DAY has been steady but
not serv active 3o0bbl, Ho~ard-si sold Al 81 - and
eco Clty Mails At 81 SASS =. WsEAr-Prlme
Red sells at lc u sc. CoRN-Salos have been made
Al $50 "a sec Tor yellow. and SOC 60c Tor White
OATS are 10 Sic 024c 300 Beef Cattle on the hoof,
sold 40 s. 25uS 81 D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-23
Fire at Pawtucket.

Providence, Monday sept p. 1851.
The large stone building N PawtucAei. occupied
by MesSrS Gof & Battey, for making Cotton batting,
was on ere and nearly consumed when the cars
passed az O'Clock this evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-23

of BEDDING BE istcads Sc. would do vel Co call n VI
wLIARDS old established aIrrolnia. $50 thtihtu->t
corner Of Mulhcrr-st where as be found The largest as
sortment OF articles as Inc oercd @ TIE public
CONSISTING n Feathers. Reds Mattresses &c Patent Screw
hndstaadA and Cns " aIa and Iel 81 NufuIhNs'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-23
MARRIED..

~ FowLERs a WELLS. PhrenologiSts
Ind Paelsaers Cntoa Han 1871 Nasssr-st near the PARK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-23

CATiAFfNE HAYES, ever taken n tins 60 htf,. ni he
seen IL BRAIY's National Miniature Gallery No 2b
BrnadwHy, corner uf FultuGs' where may be found
Collection % me hundred Portraits Of the most Distinguish
"a Statesmen Scholars and Artists counir. so u"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-23

TO lRvalids requiring DIR. BANNING'S
Patent Ris Braces and failing Rupture rrusses
hs Travelling Companion b. which Sncss u
" prevented and the eftect Of Kind OF otng
etey rcmo,ed, may ma The same AZ his Once, No 10
Mercer. 81 Canal s9u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-23

sApiIFR Ne 1917 Broadway. "Fgankln Buiidnss. would
respectfully inform ms friends and the public, that e has
usi large afd very Oh assortment Of Havana
and Principe Cigars 81 brands which De oilers for
sale s reasonable pnces either wholesale retail IANts
sADLIFR Isf Broedwar. "frauSbu Buildings -!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-23

PgSxsYLyANiA.-Hon.D David Wllmot has
been unanimously nominated As the Opposition
candidate for President Judge Of the Alllth Ju-
dIc!al ulslncl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-23

~ FrNroSs PATENT FLINT ENAMEL
WARE Wholesale and Retail Depot, NJ JbS Broadway
0rnef PnIce-s BENAN CASh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-23

FALL MuLINgRY.- FERRERO.
No. $50 Broadway Will open PARIS FALL MILLINERY IN
TrFsD.V ne 9ad ~ Sentember si7 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-23
By Telegraph TO the New-YOrk Tribune.

So h-r- T,le--gpA ca corvr- Hsr,r al S,s>cr-as
The following dispatch reached - about ten sc-
companiod with I note. saying that there had been
some blunderBy n the Washington oltce. which
renGered our dispatches. published n Yesterday
s,er.-rs-. :. itt.nr ~. rn-lah-e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-23
~ GgyTLEMeN's HATs. FAIL STYLE-

arRp cor Pine and N9ssau-Sts. sOcits the attention -
MS customers and the public % The style pi Hat iDr
the autumn season Il Will be- introduced On 1hnrsdsY,
iSth INST and i If possible Of enhance quaiy q itorc
4 nd yery elegant ~ proportions and In.sn.
August z7th. 1851 BIKD. cor. Pine and NassaJ-s-s
"a STuxTlff
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-23

ILLINOIS IL W Billings has been
e lecred Mayor OF Alton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-23
ANpygsoN's CHEAP WINDOW SHADES AND

on Ciou DEPOT, No 33I GRANp-sr-ihc Subscriber.
uanufacuuug his own Shades enabled % sell cheaper
han ever al kinds and quality Call and examine aud te
satisfied large assortment - sable Oh Cloth. Also.
si ,CoTuiccs aud Bands. Remember No So Nrand->t,
me door Com Iudioy-sl S2}StrUNSh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-23
Nybir STATE Nomination.

go- Judq, o. cont of A5pea's >ANtE IL 4 EDOf
H., S.o,,fervo. SITE JAMES {. FORSYTH.
r., (,o,fyolle- -.-..-- GEO. W.PATTERs0N
lar T,,os,,rey JAMES ". COOK.
s;or Afforne7-Ge uerlI DANIEL JLLTANN.
70, F.y,-es~ c79 Sr-reyo- HEZ. &. SEYMOUR
Par Canal Cou-1iesos.,r- HENRY FITyHJ 6H.
FIR tns-,~ror Of Prrsoas ALEX. ~. " Ellis.
ELECTION -TUEsDA-. Nov
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-23
CARrArlNGs AZ REnrcEn PmcFs. Pr

rkRscN HUMPHREY. NJ So Broadway corner OF White
selling uch Brussels Carpet for S. TO IOs per ad
eaVt hte py 8s Ter yard Supene Cor Is pei yarI
Good all VOL T. lOii Cloths heavy. 3s to Is
And al other goods ptad m Carpet stores at equally low
nuc.. - 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-23

: pror H.TcHlSG.-Envi0us OF the

.ucos.s -, Ia attended iho In.rodusse o. hhOE
Fau sfyle Of fiat rumorec that the hiieis
have ,f,i-sd l. purchase MS entire stock - D1 sc'
-, - 5e.,r,ve 40 ma. his immense array 81 Gust m
s,s , IN amin arm met with disappointment We %
ro kro,~ Or care ths ierer, - true, pnt.N Nhr ~
-. =, al do no Ia ~ 10 CAL "a on ks)r ~ No.
"a F~lton-st and secure your Fan Ha-the pnce u
l. hlch IS usual. y BIZ 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-23
Whig Nomination

ARany Ca,nty Assembly Hid george w.
>-yleS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-23
4 SoyrR.IcN REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA

>oae tNoct those no have suffered all the n
DYSPEPSIA IT. iouns. appreciate the value Of
me0tCIC Tat Viii thss disease. To ali who would
ind remedy. say, trv the ORIGINATED Btters-theN
received the hghesi testimonials IL favor
# meIlcuc knoNn nay be by the pamphlets
Go he hAi Il tie Agents gratis.
Forsslehy r ID sands 100 Fulton-st; A. l. Sc0viil
Co $40 and c n Rng, 1879 Broadway and 81 Druggists
generally "a the United States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-23
Ge,Ar BARGAINS IN CARprrs.-The sub

GREAT BARGAINS IN tARPETS.-l lie SUD
sctber be about % BROADWAY has decided -
or the pubic his entire stock OF Goods, consisting al
eXitnSne assortment o Carpets on Cloths and all Al
lcles connected With thC Uade Families about purchas-
ine vii I'm nls rare opportunity 10 furnish at exceeding
1, low prrea ". IA GUloN.
Nos O. Vast h roadway. and II ID -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-23
BUSINESS NOTICES.

A NEW AND BEAuTIFuI INyKN1IoS Ar
" s53 BeosovAY-- n h1st - rey.uarer here ,re ~
f'rplf, 4bFe SPOKEN a-es pTa ef f-E0FgI COX.
h"ii n lffeo o.. sutai a-u Dferrcst 7. a-7l-
Jug ara - ~ rfer O. fsc sfan0afl garment Il trcs-
kfeiy efr'euau ,a3rd erane . for hns.f II 3. 60
ia"ie = beng made fo te usual cfeFrfaf 'nr.enhs IN
dcds1y ngrossd f1rm ald a. snoh p's 2rees - 70 De
s'hinia Te-cs q "a Ha,-s pre'ensions % res ec,a'
p LEARY & Co leaders and introfucers
o ash lor geI.eacus Hat Nos 3. e. sao :, 49,
House. ~ lalwar. y \ Opening caJ.-Oa 49,, -
re !ftD. II O,eri 20 f1~ ggs RI fE eAailhi
re n 4 or.su,s sf vt.si a.s0r'nenf Of iAcf ffs,
inOrigra pstteras for children wear ever on
IN thiA cisr T. laf.-- sud otr~rs in'~res'e1 n -
lar branch 4 caiiar-f. me. ~ res-'i 4i'f ~
faii rlffrLg
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-08-21
Our Prospects.

philadelphia correspondent of the Ma
tional Wing" speaks as follows:
political matters seem TO attract some at
tentien in Philadelphia. 1t is now conceded
on all sides that as far as the city and county
are concerned, that the Whig ticket will re-
ccipe an overwhelming majority, larger even
iaan that given COR Old Zack in AS. Thcus-
anGs of honest American Democrats openly
arow their determination TO vote against their,
and for Wing candidates, and thus purify the
democratic party by the only means left in
their hands--a Waterloo defeat.
Gev. Johnston, it appears, is great favor
tie among the working people of Philadel-
phia. This know to be the case in the Dis
trict of Spring Garden, where his majority
viii not fall short of 1000, and if he makes
fc-y more stump-speeches in that district,
verify believe that he will carry it by 1900.
Honest John Strohm will also run well in
Philadelphia, as he is known 10 possess the
right character to make a sound Canal Com
missioner, and the mass of the people being
governed by honest motives, cannot fail to
sustain such men as William T. Johnston and
John Strohm"
Equally cheering news reach us from all
parts of the State. In Clearfeld county, and
III the northwest generally we are assured
that Mr. Bigler's popularity has been vastly
oyerrated, and that Gov. Johnston will run
much heavier vote than in 164S. His admin
istration of the government has satisfied the
people, although the plunderers are making
strong efforts TO effect his defeat. bad
cause borne up by officers on the public works
who. have been stealing the peoples money
for years, cannot be otherwise than unsuc-
cessiul.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-08-21
Executions.

There were three executions in Maryland
on the 6th inst. Abraham Taylor, Nicholas
Murphy, and William Shelton were hung at
Chestertown, for numbering the Cosden fam
lily. Except Shelton, they all died protesting
their innocence.of the crime for which they
suffered. The execution was attended with
an uncommon and most painful incident
When the trap of the gallows fell, from
some disarrangement Of the rope the moose
around Murphy's neck slipped, and he fell to
the ground. Though considerably stunned,
and his neck larcerated by the rope, the un-
fortunate man soon recovered his conscious
ness. and whilst in this awful situation, with
the partners of his guilt hanging before his
eyes, he persisted in declaring his innocence,
and affirmed repeatedly that they were taking
the life of an innocent man. After the bodies
of Shelton and Taylor had hung sufficient
time they were taken down, and Murphy a.
gain mounted the scafold and endured the
penalty of the law
The painful spectacle was witnessed by an
immense concourse of persons who had as
sembled from all parts of the surrounding
country To the credit of the women Of
Maryland, however, it ought to be stated that
no ''white LADY, was present, So says the
correspondent Of the Baltimore Sun,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-08-21

EXTRAORDINARY ExPERIMENT.-A man
making head dopnUdrd, on the ceiling =
Mr. John Mccormick gave private exhibition
on Thursday evening, at Lafayette Hall, OF
quite number of philosophical experiments
some the invention of others, but many as
original as they were extraordinary. But tire
most extraordinary experiment was that OF
walking (by means of shoes ofa peculiar con-
struction,) in an inverted position, upon the
under surface of highly polished slab of l.
Italian marble, nine feet by three in dimentions,
which Mr.. M. successfully performed-a feat
never before achieved by any man! He after
wards explained that slight defect in the
apparatus, easily remedied, rendered his task
more arduous than usual Pittsburgh Dis
patch, Aug. g..
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-08-21
A Rogue Caught.

In November last, man calling him
self Jacob NJ. Blair, and protesting to
be resident of Missouri, and the holder
of large amount of real estate there,
appeared in the township OF Saltwater,
in this county, and after short soiourn
sold horse and wagon he had with him,
to VIM. Snider and Henry Huff, and took
his departure.
In March last, John L. McClintock,
keeper of livery stable in Baltimore,
came on and identified the horse and
wagon as the same which he had hired
some. six months previous, to man who
gave his name as Charles Williams He
proved them to be>his property, and took
possession.
Nothing further transpired in relation
to this affair until last week, when Hamp-
ton Address, Esq. of Saltwater, happen
ed to be at Pleasant Grove, Morris coun-
ty, unexpectedly met the identical Jacob
NJ. Blair, (now calling himself simply Ja-
cob Blair, )having in his possession anoth-
er horse and wagon. Mr. A. had him
arreted, and placed in the custody of the
Morris county authorities He also wrote
to Mr.. McClintock, of Baltimore, and took
immediate measures for having the cul-
prit removd to Sussex. The prisoner
was brought here on the 7th inst; Mr..
McClintock promptly came on, and Mes
srs Snider and Huff also were in atten-
dance. All three of these gentlemen
swore to the identity of the prisoner
the first named recognizing him as "Chas.
Williams" and the two latter as "Ja-
cob NJ Blair" He was consequently
fully. committed to answer the charge;
and the horse, wagon, and other property
in possession of the prisoner, held in safe
keeping for reclamation by the owner or
owners, if the same shall have been sto-
len as is strongly suspected.
The real name of the prisoner is belev-
ed to be Elijah Bowen. He is native
of Somerset county, in this State, and is
familiar with the atmosphere of peniten-
tiary. He says he is nearly 20 years Of
age, but is probably not much over So
In the course Of his life he has occasion
ally palmed himself off as a preacher of
the gospel and is thought to be the same
man who, few months ago, made his
appearance at Milford, Pa, in the capa-
city of minister, and after favoring the
people with one or two edifying preach
ments, was there arrested as horse theft;
but not being fully identified was in a
few hours after released: whereupon the
people of Milford, deeming him perse-
cuted man, and regretting that he had
been subjected to most humiliating an
noyance, made up for him purse of
some $40, and sent him on his way re-
joicing-he putting the climax to the
farce, by publishing "card" of thanks
to the good people, through the Pike
County Democrat. Our kind hearted
friand, Mac, of the Democrat, we believe.
had has sympathies, too, strongly touch
ed upon the occasion, and poured oil
upon the "good mans" wounds in the
shape of an editorial depreciation of the
precipitancy with which the arrest had
been made. How is it, Mac-guilty, or
not guilty?
At all events, Mr.. Blair, or Williams,
or Bowen, or whatever else his name may
be, is now in safe hands, and will be
dealt with as his offences shall be found
to deserve. -tSRSScr ReCiStey