The New York herald., 1851-10-02

Kline into room-beng In state Of much trepidstion
and fesr-snd ssd that the parties above enumerated
had visited his house few hours before, ssked
for something TO eat, and wanted to stay all
night He gave them . meal, but refused to
permit them to remain till morning. The old
negro, after making these declarations directed the
Marshal to certain white mans house and, having
found it, they learned important information which
our cannot make known at present. for
obvious reasons The officers also visited several negro
huts where the criminals had called but the denisens
would have nothing TO do with them Among these
cabins Kline and his party fell In with another set Of
ocers-Proudfoot Of Lancaster, the landlord of the
tavern at Christana and others all Of whom laud
ably engaged in the endeavor to arrest certain abolition
ts and many well known criminal colored persons It
snords me pleasure to say from undoabted knowledge OF
his services that Deputy Marshal Kline has had his
commssifn hereofors granted) in that capacity
nrmsd BY the United States Commissioner on the 10th
Tor the manner In which he had performed his services
The excellent Recorder Of this city Colonel who
dered Mr. G'rsuc6 whilst on his way from this city to
Chrissna has been untrng in his exertons to bring
tne TO justice He was at Lancaster two days
ana slept put Tour OF hve hours his scouts being out and
reporting to him every few hourr The Southern gen.
temen whom your correspondent met at Lancaster all
int In the highest terms of satisfaction
al the conduct and pursued by the and
authorities connected with this serious case Much gra
Maryland OF her citizens of that gallant state and Penn
sylvsnia friends Of the compromise act that there was
At one paper and that the New YoRK HERALD which
caster for the purpose Of giving full and account
OF was done there 1t is to hoped that the United
1t Is rumortd they with certain faction-wiu not
De dtrec In his duty all his power bring the
mola.os @ OF the law to public Justice Your correspond
ent mas very expressing the hope stated
More anon on this and other points
Ih.re mas been for some time teegraphic instru-
ment constructing In Philadelphia and 1t Is
pleted and will be produced TO the public within three
or four days at farthest the advantages which
First 1t will operate during thunder storms as well as
bo stO ma he
Secondly The whole machine adjusts itself at every let
ter that Is made Thirdly 1t will operate fast any
person can manipulate; there being but single stroke
necessary for letter Fourthly IL is impossible for an
70 Dc made without the person engaged in trans
repeating the imperfect letter. thereby rendering IL un-
necessary for repetition to be called for There
are many other advantages, and important ones too
connected with this instrument; but you will soon have
an opportunity Of witnessing its operation as UNDER
stand it win be taken to city the latter part Of this
week or first Of next and there be placed upon some
line for exhibition 1t will be from the above par
tculars, that this invention will be Of the greatest
advantage to the public in various points Of view and
the more particularly it will prevent the numerous
and extraordinary blunders now daily commit ed by the
existing system Of telegraphing. CIvIrAs.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 80, 1851.
The O6sequies Of Stephen Grsrd-Iaposing Parade-7He
Masons. Turner'S and Jersey City Coniinentais-Tne
Chrsidna Rioters &C.
The grand Masonic procession Of to-day was a most
imposing affair and worthy the respectabty Of this an
ciept order The grand and subordinate lodges num-
bered fifteen hundred and nineteen persons exclusive Of
the five bands Of music distributed along the line aud
the city fathers who had the post of honor in the line
The line commenced its march at IL o'clock and at IL
bad passed Indepe Hall The body of the deceased
not taken in charge until after entering the Col
ege grounds WREN the music which had previously been
military marches exchanged for others suited
to the solemn occasion On entering the College enclosure
the order Of march reversed the Councils and Grand
Ledge taking the right After encrclpg the buildings In
their march, grand dirge performed by four Of the
bands under the direction Of Mr. Cunningon. An
ton by the Hon. Joseph X. Chandler followed, and the
ceremonies concluded by placing the remains Of the
founder of the institution within the sarcophagus and
covering them with the twigs carried by the bre
thrcn. The orphsns numbering three hundred,
were ranged upon the steps Of the principal building
grated spectators Of the The returned
to the Masonic Hall headed by the Grand Lodge.
The German Turner's have just returned from day
OF enjoyment at Red Bank and refreshing them
selves fer the grand ball Of this evening
The Jersey City Connen have visited
Hall and the Mint to-day and are, this afternoon par
taking Of an entertainment at Simpsons saloon South
wsrk.
Samuel Williams, the colored man who conveyed the
information to Christans Of the coming Of the officers in
pursuit Of Mr. Gorsuchs runaway slaves Is in
tody, on charge Of treason The examination. CON-
mehced thin morn ing was postponed for a few days
Another coiored man, brought down from Chrstiana,
Is in custody but be has been arrested without
rant and no Jet knows what is the charge against
him