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The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-12-05

last, with suitable ceremonies, since which
time the work has advanced with COM
mendable rapidity, and the foundation Of
both wings are now nearly complete.
again commend to your favorable re.
gard the interests of the District of Co.
lumbia, and deem it only necessary to re-
mind you, that although its inhabitants
have no voice in the choice of represents.
tives in Congress, they are not the less
entitled to Just and liberal conside. .atior
in your legislation My opinions on thi:
subject were more fully expressed in my
last annual communication. el +
Other subjects we're brought to the at
tenion Of Congress in my last annual
message, to which I would respectfully
refer. But there was one Of more than
ordinary interest to which again invite
your special attention. / allude to the
recommendation for the appointment Of
commission to settle private claims against
the United States. Justice to indiyidu-
ais as well as to the Government impera'
lively demands that some more and con-
venient and expeditions mode than an ap'
peal to Congress should be adopted.
It's deeply to be regretted thatin severa
instances officers of the Government, In
attempting to execute the law fer the re-
turun Of fugitives from labor, have beer
openly resisted, and their efforts frustra
ted and defeated by lawless and viclen
mobs; thatin one case such resistance re
suited in the death Of an estimable elf
zen, and in others serions injury, ensue'
to the ofiicersand toh,diyiduals who wer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-23
n On E Y NJ A X X Il T.

BoNDay, Sept 22-SP.M.
The stock market opened heavy this morning The
appearance Of things In Of the bull oil yes in Wall
street. resembles somewhat the weather out Of doors
The operations confined principally 10 Erie Rail
road stock and the bulls aud bears have really COM
msnced the contest in earnest We anxiousy look for
the result. The effect u calling in the stock by
buyers on time has not thus far, been such as
anticipated and II is the impression among the
shrewdest spectators ct the board that the market
value viii dspreciste the plot thiokens Avsss deal
depends upon the result Of this financial movement
the part Of the representatives Of the company The
stock fell on onehsf per cent and losed heavy There
was more activity In Morris canal to-day, aud IL would
mot surprise us much II there something Of move
ment in this stock before the lapse Of many days There
mast be some change IN the management Of the com
PAM sfsrs before the stosk improve much Long
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-23
sIrs. warmers First Appearance.

Al Eurtons theatre last night, many persons couil
not obtain admit At early hour every
oceaped and the Hobbies filed by spectator
Mrs. Mary Warner made her first appearance Her
micne, in sbskspcares Winters Tale" When the
actress appeared the house echoed with vehement and
protraeed paudts which continued till Mrs. War
retired up the tse evidently quite excited by the
spontaneous enthusiasm OF the audience We have no.
space 10 criticize the performance but may mention
ngsothsr Of remarkable hsrionic tact and
areIty natural exuberance Of feeling the pathetic DO
livery of the trial scene in the second act-from which
point Mrs Warner continued to enlist the sympAthes
Of the audience till the end Of the performance. Mrs
Warner particularly well adapted for the lofty and
heroic characters Of the tragic drama In Lady Macbeth
Queen Katharine and similar characters cannot fail
10 make very powerful impression; and she is the
representative Of style Of acting rarely witnessed
have doubt that she will meet with distinguished
popularity throughout the United States. The CON-
nencemens q the Engagement last night u in
spring character and seemed TO prome the best results
both for the management and tie lady. The applause
throughout very decided and freely bestowed In every
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One Day Later from Call sorn,a.

We have one day later news from California by tls
Cherokee. Mr. Robinson having resigned, Mr.. Tirman
had been appointed Judge Of the Sikh Judicial District
Of the State.
The Vigilance Committee Of Monterey, on the 10th
ult violently took ots celebrated horse thief fr
the prison ofthat place, and executed him.
DR. John Kennedy arrested By the Vigilance Com
mtee Of San Francisco for fatally stabbing Capt sm-
mons, of the ship Johnston Of which the former was
surgeon. Capt. simmons died the 18th, aud stated
that Kennedy was his murderer.
A complims ntary benefit about 10 be given to
Stark the actor 10 repair his loss by the burning Of his
theatre.
The steamer Monumental City left San francisco
August TO- and arrived at Acapulco the 3Ist aud
San Juan &c la Sud, Sept with 100 passengers she
had no gold dust.
A. the NJ. a. came out # San Fraucsco, the Gold
Hunter was ct anchor will signal flying for pilot to
take her In Having just left that port II tupposed
The had lrohen Of her machinery.
The Falcon left San Juan de Nicaragua the 18th,
and arrived at Havana on the evening u the 10th she
would sal the next day for New orleans.
TIE MARKET.
Saw Th,scisco, August Is : The depression In the
stock mzSk.t continues. City bonds declining and
little Inclination is displayed 20 invest In them state
bonds much lcss inquired for ana could be bought
On essisr terms. The steamer takes about $500 900
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The Shortest Passage on Record.

10 me EDIToR OF rug HhRAfp.
In your paper Of Saturday last noticed list Of fs.
OCEAN ftesmers in which the Baltic T. placed Gfst ami
Pacific nowhere like the yachts which sailed with the
America AZ appears 10 be the received opinion tina.
the Baltic bss the shortest passage the At.
Isntic true her aud t1st a the Pa
ellie out IN May last may serve 10 csrrcG the error
The Pacific fsilei The Baltic sailed
~ 2sm noon 3 1Jm D. "
Arr.ved.... Pm Arrived. 2Jm a. NJ
Arlsr time 1od som 4 YDar time. o. l6h 5m.
Din a tine ded'd 5hours D4n Of time ajdsd on
True tine. :. sd lsh SIM True time Ell -0h ON
thus u viii appear that the Pacific has made the
shortest passg across the Atlaac and a. shs opene1
the bell very short pass and ~ very far ahead o.
any osesn steamer M sv.gsg~ tine " " only tasti
tn rtus - ihet aag, tie list inmate ~ 'fti
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-23
City Intelligence.

sfsIssny IloSon o. IHr Prrsppvr's r.nu, -
The Bellows Island hand serensded the faulty Of
the President last night at twelve oclo;k in front Of
the Irving House where they staying FOR short
time. There was numerou. sssemblase present, and
the compliment Was graciously ackno~ledged.
ASo1urH srArprxG C.sr-A COOK on board the
steamer New jersey lying at tho foot Of North Moore
street North riEcr yesterday got into an alteration
On hcard the vessel, with James Dutcsn, deck hand
when the former tecame exaggerated thst he scized
large carving knife and plugged into the thigh Of hs
saver airy seveiing one Of the mans art res from which
The blood flowed copiouly. The wound u serious. and
usy terminate fatally. The oiaouliy occurred about
the dinner % Duncan which u 10 snid 10 refused to
let lin have In proportion. The parties both eoored
Duncan brought o. the City Hospital. and Doe
ton, bstg promptly arrested by the Sixth ward polce
vas committed 70 prison tor examination.
ArriNrT At erIrfps "A young German omixrant by
The name e sh.etz yesterday attempted take Lis
lie rohce officer Jackson u the Nineteenth district
tsppeD.d 70 discover him h time 20 prevent him from
accomplishing tho rash act. lie, however had succeeded
In In fc'ing wcurd bis arm which J. not dang, r.
Gus lie vas coryeyod before the Commissioners Of En-
ieration.
In the fourth story e the building No .5 Ann STREET
occupied ~ VI 1lanratty, a cork manufac;ory The
rooi ara uIIer soiy s,te neefy destroyed the flames
communicated With The adjoining premises q Messrs.
Tong Brother and Dexter brother Their was con-
sid.Tsty damaged " water bat their losses covered
W insuisbce. The dsna-e gu'taned by Mesrs. Long
rSotLer and Dextsr Brother. viii not compel them TO
, wpend their business
u.rurn rrnnors srr,riov On Saturday morn
Ing sst Mr. Ibcnszcr Barrow with hi two sons started
IN THE city for Mataposrtt In a omen boat.
sbou Eve or ex tons capacity called the Rotary Exre-
nine nj the wind. 1t the tmo Blowing FIRE from the
sourbr NJ. At about eieht O'Clock PM when near
iur tits the boiler from The effect OF the salt water
or some OF Ne- collapsed, having the boat to the
mercy eth Winds and AZ she had M ala and
the WIND vi Nh was blowing straight down the sound
had then ircr 'qset glnOst 70 vte the hedge anchor
was ct 20 with the hope 81 riding out the remainder Of
The nigh; Int N sind and caused her drift OF
ownros the Conn ctcn shore when Il vss founi pecss
say t. lirhtcn Der 90 possible 10 prevent her
Thing Ibis Ned By throwing over The coal and
me tief ncreabe Materials which enabled the little
vcs,e q ride the sea - greater and safety Mr.
had st the color UnNn dosD, and several vessels
yrsst bat none ssemo1 " notice then IN 4 Sunday
~, nlirg. 4 htus after a ~ o'cock whom Csptain
g~ephp rs'sy ~ tfe fe5"o~f Hsrrft cngm, fron
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-23
Malls for Europe.

Nws PROM ALL PARTS OF THE AMERICAN
CoNTINENT
The British mail s,eamship Niagara Captain Iietch
will leave this port tomorrow noon fer Liverpool The
mails will close at half past 10 o'clock in the morning
The NV YoHS iirsArD, printed 4, French and English
with the recent news from Cuba California Sandwich
I.lsnd Jamaica, Isthmus Of rsnams, Chile, Bermuda
Orgcn and The stes, commercial intelligence & - 80,
viii BE- published ct halfpas. nine ecker sirge
.criss 10 vysrrers siSperts
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ANTHOLOGY. &C.

MAfRiNoSY MADE EASY, va now no wIs A
Lover Professor Lawton, cf Jcndop having arriye Cd
III send 70 any address on receipt Ct One Dol
AR post paid plain dreeort % enable ladies gentlemen
70 win The devoted affections Of many Of the opposite
Is Their hearts may desirc The process " simple, but
spstns that All be married irrespective Of sge, sr
tvafahcs or positon and last though not least be
p,ssible Address Professor Lavtoa nsesSn, Mass No
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Notice to shippers for the south special

Express for Cha and the interior south
aIolirs, Georgia, Alabama and Tennossse.-Hoey Co
will dfseh special express from New York to Phiia5e
phia thence by to Charleston, Savannsh &c
On Tuesday neat, ssps q at three o'clock r. NJ, With
fright packages parcels OF description Msr
chants and others whna send without delay TO Charles
Savannah the interior u Sonth Carolina Georgia
Alabama and Ten will do well to avail themselves OF
this opportunity. charge ~ be msae for freight
sent BY this route nOEY L. CO., 10 Wall street.
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DOUBLE SHEET.
Nxw Ysrss, Tucsday, September %, ls5f-


eG ysper 70 be served earlier In the morning. ow-
e and late tesgrsphc Dispatches late reports
sfrcetrgs, a pressure Of news by the mails at night
snf the rapidly increasing circulation OF the HTad
Subscribers have been served at late hour Increased
Stree viii enable carriers to deliver the paper earlier
N Nusure
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-23

TBE NEvs FROM NsNTKvrDEo.-We have re-
ceivcd The Concrete ad Plata, from Montcvideo, 10
the sist Of July. our correspondent, whose letter
ne published ia the NT York HoaI yesterday
morning gives an excellent and complete account Of
the events rbi h have taken place in that country
We viii endssvor 70 publish, tomorrow. the proc
lsmstiOn of Gen Urq liza, and some Official docu-
nert 70 which our correspondent alluded in his
lst<er
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Portland Ct discovered and bore down fog them, took
them hoard his vessel aud brought them in safety
back to the city Mr. Barrows had started for Malta
poett with view of visiting his family who reside at
that place and, 1t the time testing the working
powers Of his newly invented engine.
n.psoN "'h" -...oAp Accfbrsr Coroner 6ssf
----y neld an inquest at the City Hospital ON tne
body Of Cornelius Foley aged about 40 years porn IN
Ireland who to his death by injuries received ~
coming In contact with the locomotive, on tue
18th instant. The deceased it seems, was waschmsn
employs by the company aud on the day OF the injury
the deceased standing with lantern on the Iaet
instead Of being upon platform OF the track tue ioco
motive struck the deceased and broke his leg from wnc
injury he died yesterday In the hospital verdict, oea
by injuries received by contact with the engine On the
Hudson River Railroad
RAILROAD ACCIDENT Yesterday afternoon, m N
named John McNulty, in the employment OF the -reu
Railroad Company while the track near the <opes ae
pot, struck by the engine and knocke dow a. and
was &C nyeyed to the New York Hospital where he now
lies in a dangerous condition.
AccIprNr-On Wednesday man named James Nc
Dermott fell from scupp St the foot Of Forty-ninth
street North river, ard dsocated his hip He was re-
moved to the Bellevue hospital
G,rsEs AT HoBasEs-The Gipsies have again returned
TO iioooker ana are encamped on West Hobsken Hill.
MmirARx-rhe City Blues, Captain Johnson accom-
panied by Dodworths Ccrnet band passed the Herald
Office yesterday afternoon, their return from visit
Brooklyn Their appearance creditable and they
nay be placed among the foremost Of militia
papies
The vandervser Guards Captain Lynch. numbering
forty muskets returning from their target
yesterday afternoon passed our Office They COM
posed OF rns body OF young fellows and appeared
have been well drilled.
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ing TO make Gent emens Shirts make shirts lit for
gentlemen. At A. Green's No Astor House sy le Mt,
teral snd manship guaranteed sad
promised 10 sent no me at the appointed hour.
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of,he importa Of carreog Just received the
spacious and rseniieent warehouse cf Peterson Hum
phIey corner broadway and whe street are worthy the
attention Of those who about furnishing their pacrs
with carpet. Nothing beautiful can be
oeived New patterns of foor oil CLOTH OF most beautiful
designs and ali that Is rich and pleLdd, in the
way Carpets Ui Cloths Rugs Drugsets Window s@dss
Ac.. be found At this establishment. little cheaper
than elsewhere in the city.
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asVBRTIsEMRxTs aRNEWED EVERY DAT.
POST OFFICE NOTICE.

DosT OFFICE CHATHAM SQUARE, CORNER EAST
BrosdwayIhails for Europe per steamer Niafara-
Letter bsg for Liverpool London Ireland France all
Of Germany and other foreign iii close at this
Cfice, on Wednesday, :ith Sept, at 10 o'clock A. NJ
AARON SWARTS.
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The Frank Mil at Rockville, Conn, together with the
boarding house attached destroyed by Gre the
iDstloss IS 000 Of which go 600 insured In
the Hartford oce 50 COO In the New York and Protec
ton at Rome, and $4,000 in the Tollsnd Mutual
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-23

Such the LANGUAGE used by Broadway Halter in speak
ing Of s Fall Stvle OF Hat We coincide in this exyresi
and confess that it not in the OF halter of
taste, skill ordinary ability to produces
lookig object For Has really beautiful look
knoxs specimens, ceiling at 81 each Cali aud buy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-23

Envelopes The subscriber peef lily calls the aen on
Of parties requiring something TO his bsAnt
fu Of the above articles In tha latest mode. EVER
DELL, Broadway, corner Duane street; braaeh ohios Is
W all street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-23

Nsws FHoN E'EorR The Washington Is in
Asr thirteenth day, ard fully due. with four days
sstr news Jom GnrorG the Alfica may be CT
pscf.s .cfoor-cv, vist rer e ttc I7tL iss.
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farIy oyened Gern needs almsnac TO te him tha
his establishment been like fair since the cool weather
commenced Why this simply because the Geniu Four
Dollar Hat for the fall the handsomest and
dtngue lookp hat to be found in New York. at
CENfN, No. 2l4 Broadway, opposite st. Psuls.
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Action g wrg Machine The rst premiam, silver medal
and dpjons led TO this machine OF the last areat
State air at Rochester 1t parahy the best offered
20 the public Office Tor the sale machines and terrier al
rights, PSI Broadway.
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Court calendar for This Day.
epparMs CovRr-CIacu.-Noe chs, ole, 62l, els sos,
Go. 62s, CT 70 d34.
u.s. DsIRIcr CouRr-Nos 2 20, Y to2s


New Albany and salem, and Michigan CO
trsl ksilros dsIhess two graspng monopoes see "a
mn = 70 h In thu Way OK Northern Indiana deter
the Lake While ~ is neither necessary no osf nouua
these TO road row = expedisnt ior
doing 80 taking the life blood op "a vac ~ u sh
Michigan Southern. II the New ef our roA1 ana .ne
trsi Companies would ~hauy and Michigan Cen-
the Michigan souther~ roit snd use the extension Of
Chicago wSad s sSs " srssss Tue
freight sstiy offered take the passengers snd
betwes Crnsral over the line they purpose 70 bnhd
lin city aad Chicago. aud save the e9st Of I've
te oer are pushing forward their work. intending
eenpete IL to Chicago early in the winter This
iing spirit perfectly outrageous doing thosa eonpaaies
20 good while It rnssrs worthless nearly sixty miles OF the
the value OF whose road /, is we'll sniy ie
their owning the only round the Lake
Detroit Daily ADV ertiser. Sept. II.
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rs 10 Broadwsy have Just introduced the fall fashion fol
They still adhere 10 their motto (gxceIs and
the public that the quality their Hats exces
Of former year and that will be spared W please
fAStdioue.
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ken boat yesterday who the admiration II all
bebod. the the notice he attracted found
20 be pa of eaqu.cly fashioned Boots he had procured
ct the Boot Makers' Union. 81 Nassau street
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SOCIETY ME ETIrGs. nc,


NoTIcE.-LH6 MEMBERS OF PHGNIx ASSEMBLY
Az No. L. b. q. of Bertans requested 70 attend
mir assembly rooms on Tuesday the 2d at u O'Clock
Our late brother 1hcnss Houston The order in
are respectfully invited 70 attend. BY order of
JANIS NcCLUSr, Scribe. DAVID TODD, W. +.
NOTICE TO THE J0rRNEYMEN TAILORs OF NEW
~ rork-A Special hsstng Of the Trade Society, wiz
be held at Garrieks Sixth Ward Hotel Wednesday,
ing september ~ sj At oeeek for The purpose o.
HANGING IL over to the Committee on Printing
. JOHN hcCAULEY. President.
Jos.pH MArutRs, Secretary
A TIENTION, PUBLIC.-THE CoLoRED REsIDkNTs
OF New York city ADD respectfully invited
BY the rsgned, TO assemble Thursday, the th
at o'clock r. at Terrace Hall. No. l5 Church
TO consider relations society Gnticip
house lsgned hyl A. Gale. II. W. Johnson. fhomAs j.
Cunningham !. II rutnsm. Robert Van Dns George Ria
dles and others. h. q. Joaes, Secretary, pro. TEN
NOTICE TO PERSONS GIVING FUNDS TO THE
~ Omnibus Drivers Benevolent Sosiety.-Au pers,ns
who have here tofore subscited hereafter
70 the Omnibus Drivers Benevolent Fund ers hereby
tlot that the only authorized person the
should be paid 10 the Treasurer OF said Society James
Berthe; and that ether
themselves authorized TO collect for said
n. q. W. RyLR President.
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Hay in this country. may be at BRADYS
Natenal Miniature Gallery No 2O5 Broadway corner of
Fulton street. where be found collection OF five hun
dIed portraits OF the distinguished scholars
ard artists OF our country.
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deferrng ef buy The Restaurant and Oyster Saloon stu
ttd at 3 Broadway Of Anthony street. % give
their final decision this day. the will be sold poe
lively on Wednesday, the Path Of this month.
&. BURNSroSE. Proprietor.
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Shoe Emporium where every article lie warranted
and child in the city be .npped vita the
beat Boots, Shoes Caters, Toilet Slippers, &e,
cheaper than can be purchased other esta oshnent
in the city.
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Southern Railroad.-wc understand that

this COMPANY bave faed In their enofts 70 STOP the New
Albany and Salem aud Michigan Central Railroads. Their
junction has becn dissolved and the works will proceed
anu 0s anu y the Isl Oh
necton with Chcago.-Detroit Daily Advertiser Sept. 49,
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the of several compounds diznihed with
the name Of Bitters IIutehinss PREPARATION As IL be-
better Known tnues reputation IL IL
acknowledged specific In all ofdyspepa.
datrg the cable and annoying complaint promptly
snd effectively The price but hfty per bottle and
IL be procured either Wholesale RETAIL at The oce
Of the proprietor LIZ Fulton street.
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featured the hair wool Of the Thibe Cashmere
shawl Goat. for the Great Exhibition OF 1851 The
which this beautiful fabric made traverd
nearly twelve thousand miles in its route England
Uimalaya Mountains, the Pun sb Cabri Afghan
itsn Khorasssn Armenia, and Asatie Turkey TO 1rebi
zond whence the Black Sea, the Bos
the Atlantic Ocean His Royal lIighness Prince Albert has
Windsor Park from the wool OF which he
has caused shawl ana two DIRE
for her Majesty and coat for himself which be seen at
the exhibition. Munroe No al Broalway, has
secured from the manuacurers limited quantity Of the
above mentioned portion Of which they have manu-
featured into Overconts OF the most approved fashion
Gentlemen invited TO call and examine the article
and English Cloths. Pilot Cloths. Twiied French Cloths
Devon shire kerseys &c., &c fac and superns black aud
eclored cloth Frook and Dress Pantoons and Vest
OF the latest and most approved styles Gentienen Furnish
Of the best description Also, Boys and Child en-
Clothing in erest variety Ore price for goodsNo dsvia-
ton. ALFRED kUNROE " CO., AL Broadway.