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The New York herald., 1851-09-07
Weight OF the Herald In Wrappers.
Arrival of the Empire City-ConGrmation
of Previous News Annihiia1ion Of the Lo-
Invasion.

By the arrival of the stea nship Empire City at
this port, Yesterday, we received confirmation Of
the news from Cuba, which We publ he'd in yester-
days paper, and which was conveyed to New Or
leans by the steamer Cherokee.
All doubt is now at an end in regard to the fate
of the expedition which sailed from New Orleans,
under the command of General Lopez We have
at length received reliable intelligence concerning
the invading army; and Of melanch ly character
1t is. Numbers were killed many were captured,
and are about being sent TO Spain, and Lopez
himself has been garroted OF this there can be no
question Thus has ended the expedition Of the
Pampero.
We cannot but feel for the friends of the brave
SPIRITS who lost their lives in his ijudged attempt
10 accomplish Cuban independence. he who says
that a majority Of them were not actuated by the
best and holiest Of motives, in our opinion says
what is not true. They were unsuccessful-they
were mistaken-they placed too much reliance on
the reports that reached them Of the willingness Of
the creoles TO rise as soon as they landed, and
strike for independence. In such matters mis-
take is worse than a crime. Indeed, there is the
best reason to believe that Lopez himself was de-
ceived. That he was a brave nan-rashly brave
NO one can deny.
The creoles of Cuba either do not wish iniepen-
dence or they wish it, but too cowardly to run
any risk in obtaining it. They may wish it, but
they may not be willing to peril their lives in
struggling for it, They may wish TO hire out the
acquisition Of liberty ajob. Our citizens are not
Hessians, and when the time comes, as come it will
In the nature Of things, when Cuba will be incor-
peratea with the United states, the creoes will not
be consulted in the matter. There is every reason
to suppose that the men composing the expedition
which sailed in the Pamrero, were lured to under
take IL by creole promises and creole professions
Faith was broken and, no doubt those who gori-
ked and huzzaei most at the execution ofthe Ame-
ricans at Havana contributed most to var a. fitting
cut the expedition.
The whole AFFAIR was & cruel deception, from the
commencement 10 the end.
The New York herald., 1851-09-07
Movements or Di,tinsuished Individuals.

We notice the Of the following parties having
visited the White Mountains within few days:-Iron
Daniel Webster and Fletcher webster Of Mass
". p Fillmore and Miss Fillmore and daughter Of
Prctidcnt fillmore; Governor Anthony and lady, Of
Rhode Iland; Hon. John Went worth and LADY Of Chi
cago Illinois; Colonel Sumter and two daughters, Of
South Carolina; Miss Charlotte Cu.hman General Hall
burton and lady, Nova Scotia
Hon. Robert +. Letcher. United States Minister TO
Mexico. vtted the navy yard at Portsmouth Va. on
the Sl inst. The cutter forward having
pet,d her repairs at that yard will convey him and his
suite direct 10 Vera Cruz
Captain J. D. Wood New Orleans; James Dovereaux
Bermuda; Air and Mrs, Nico, buffalo, II. Davorcu ST.
kits, w l., Warren Murdock, Philadelphia; J. NJ Kat.
tripgs, 81 Johns W. NJ Pritt, Lverpoo 3 J. Carins,
Mississippi; NJ. Julea GunLie Paris, and j. Mander
Ohio. at the Union Place Uotel yeBterisy.
lion. George Ashmun. Springfield Colonel Polk.
Tennessee; l.. Morton Boston; Mr. Young. u. s A.;
T Clspp, New Orleans; Mr. Grund, Philadelphia Hon.
l.. Y. Purcell New York; srd James Keats, Arkansas
were " stercay nj the Asior House
lion Collins Lee, Baltimore; Hon. J. T.. Taylor. VI.
c., Ohio; Hon Mr. CbaiGcJ, Albany; DR. Wheaton s.
Al Max lfotsberg private secretary Jenny Lind Col
Jos'ph KNAPP Montreal at the Irving House yes
The New York herald., 1851-09-07
Court of Over and Term,n.,.
Before Chic, Justice Edmonds and Aldermen Kelly ant
ham

Before CHIEF Justice Ldmonds and Aldermen Kelly and
Chapman
srrr. 9Th Dey street Mndo-7He Case IF Henry Cer-
nd-A motion made to set aside the verdict Of the
jury in this the ground Of irreyulary and mis-
conduct Of the officer who had them In char.e 1t
alleged in the aGdayits that the jury desired to know
something respecting the law Of manslaughter. The
officer afterwards returned and told them that he had
consulted with the Judge who sad II ~ had nothing to
do with msDslaugbter.
Judge Edmonds in giving the decision Of the Court,
said:-
1t IL well settled with that the testimony Of juror
sba not be- received Of his impropristy that Of
bis fllows to disturb their verdict; butt L. equally well
settled thst Il may be received TO show any improper
smrefing with them by others, any attempt So
To give force then 20 the objection Of the District Attor
In this regard hold that the acts disclose
In the sfdsvs import improperly in the jury. they
necessarily did Of must EXCLUDE them But
such Is not necessarily their character II may be
improprey only, the part Of others and that l.
main question involved in this motion. The sdavits
therefore ought to be received, and the questions,
whether this court has the power to grant trial
and whether IL ought to do under the circumstances
discosed will be reserved until the argument the
merits.
The argument was set down for Monday morning and
the court adjourned.
The New York herald., 1851-09-07
BrooLIyn CitvInteI,iyeucc.

NEw LuNArc ASYLUM srrr-The ccinmittee on this
question offered no report to the Board Of Supervisors
at their meeting yesterday afternoon and the
which has been carried since the passage the
act Of the legislature authorizing the necessary funds
Supervisor sparkman, from Williamsburg, calling the
attention Of the beard TO the laws of lsi9 chap 1874
ons g. (by which the powers of supervision in such
deiDed) and raising the point whether the
subsequent local act overdes those provisions as
empower them to move the present site than mile
without certain proceedings which would occupy
siderable time and postpone, at all events any action
until afer the next annual meeting The matter was
finally referred to the Law Committee with power to
take The opinion Of counsel.
DEDICATION A NEw CHrRoH-The summerfeld
Methodist Episcopal Church situate in Washington ave-
yesterday dedicated to the service OF God In
the presence Of three four hundred persons the ded
cation sermon being preached by the Rev II s. Foster
Of the Mulberry street NJ. T.. Church of New York At
the conclusion the preacher requested each Of the
gregaton TO rise and silently dedicate the building
Almighty God, which done DR. Foster utteriug en-
appropriate prayer, which simple service had a very
solemn effect. The building IL plain frame one fnish.
ed with arches thirty five feet by 6fy Toe elevation
The cost $4,000 Of which s2sc0 has been raised The
organization is quite and numbers eighteen men,
bers No minister is as yet appointed Several clergy
men, from other parts Of his state and New Jersey
were presen; at the ceremony.
PIRE Between twelve and one O'Clock on Friday
moi ming the factory OF John Barpg, for making the
Hrohgneous acid, situated on Atlantic street, near
Clinton avenue discovered TO be fire, and owiuy
TO the inhan nature Of the materials the very
limited supply Of water l. speedily reduced ashes
rbe property uninsured and the loss l. estn ted ,t
s1tGO There Is little doubt but Il was the work OF an
ncendary, the factory bad not been ia for six
weeks past indeed the foreman OF the place heard
wbpeIiIg the spot shortly before the fire broke out,
and made Intellectual effort to discover the
RonnrpY THE RIVERA man named ,hn Casey,
was on Thur'dsy morning arrested at Moons Dock
the Navy Yard WIKI boat in bis possession laden with
for examination and the property is in custody Of the
Second District Police.
The New York herald., 1851-09-07
MONEY MARKET.

sAruRD,r, August e-6P. VI.
The stock market to-day has been heavy indeed
There disposition TO advance in prices. and all
the sales effected at considerable decline Nor
wich and Worcester, declined per cent Ohio Life and
Trust stock declined ~ Bank Of Commerce, X; Morris
Canal q; Edgewortb, 1a New Jersey Mining Company.
~ Utica and Schenectady, Ia New York and New IIs
ven, ~ Hudson River Railroad, u; Porssnou,h Dry
Dock Al Hudson River. ist Mortgage Bonds IL Canton
/; Erie Railroad ljS Harlem, 81; Erie Bonds, iet9. 1lj
and Albany and scbnectady, e.
The next week will probably show resction and the
seemingly anomalous position between the stock and
money market, viii lose those traces which have keen
perceived for several days past.
The money market is comparatively beyond any severe
pressure Everything looks very favorable for the full
establlthment Of confidence.
The accounts from Georgia, Alabama and Florida Of
storm which has had serious effect upon the
tobacco and cotton crops, will have their effect
the markets should the extent Of the damage be such
&c our present accounts give to anticipate,
The New York herald., 1851-09-07
Police intelligence.

.fTeg Of Horse Thietes-Two men, named John Hay.
wood ard Thomas Edwards, arrested yesterday
n charge Of stealing horse, valued at 800 the
property of james sesson residing a. Glenn Falls in this
State II that the rogues stole the horse Tues
day last az Glenn Fas and drove him 90 this city and
ia lin to Andrew Howe Of Astoria Lfrg Island for
slC0 ON the arrest Of the accused parties, $50 was
four Haywood. who STATE that that amount was his
half the money obtained the sale of the horse and
that Edwards must have the balance The two prison
conveyed before Justice Mouptfort who committed
them 20 prison. 90 await further hearing
Chcrrs of Stealing Thirty DOiars II young man
by the afre of John Glofs arrested yesterday by
tfcsr Radiord Of the Chiefs aids. charge Of
stealing t3T in gold and bank bls on the l9h Of August
last property Of Mary Williams rc'idDg al No ~
Go.rck street The accuecd was conveyed before Justice
Lothrop who committed him n prison for trial.
.frresf 0u Suspi, tor-Oficer BOwker, of the Third
ward police arrested on Ihur.day, young man named
HarJenbrook suspicion Of stealing $40 In gold from
the trunk Of Alexander Wright residing at No los Vssey
street The accused and the complainant II seems,
boarded In the house together. and when the
ney missing suspicion rested isrdenbrook, and
when arrested key found In his possession which
fitted the trunk from which the money had been stolen
No money found on the accused The prisoner con-
veysd before Justice Lotbrop who detained him for
further examination.
The New York herald., 1851-09-07
Marine Affairs.

rTrlnrrnr ~ riW STEAMSHIP uts,tkNV.-The United
States mail steamship Hern ann Capt Wilson, left yes
terday for Bremen, via Southampton She carries out
twenty eight psssengers (whosc will be rund un-
der the appropriate hcsd) and S257 80 In specie
foR 1Irr So rH-The steamer Alsbama Cap. Iui-
low, for ssvsnnah and the steamer Marion, Captain
Berry, for Charleston. departed yesterday sfterI
Fer rassengers names see Maritime Intelligence.
L.uScurs.- Messrs. Bill 4 Brother launched from
their yard City Block. Philadelphia Thur,day after
fDe sch oner called the Tybee, Of lIj tons bur
thtn Che wa built for Messrs James Oirvin anI Wm
A. Hooper. ard Is intended for the savannah trade
Mesrs Foster Booze also launched at their yard at
Canton Thurs lay afternoon. fns clipper bark q
three hundrpd tons burhen. built for Mesrs Fitzgerald
h Bo5th of Philadelphia. and designed for the racihc
trade Captain Green s TO have command Of her.
The New York herald., 1851-09-07

NoRroLK, sept. o, 1851.
The schooner Junius fourteen days from Porto Rico,
brings further details of the great hurricane which pre-
vailed there on the 18th ut.
The damage to the crops and the shipping was i'm
mense.
In addition to the reports already published learn
that the bark Carlotta with sugar for New York.
was driven ashore at Hamaco and proved total loss
At Arecibo the brig Frederick with cargo Of tobacco
for Bremen; Mary, with cargo of molasses for New
foundland and the Scotia for Halifax totally lost
The brig Adolpha, at the port with cargo of to-
bacco, for Hamburg, lost her mats
The New York herald., 1851-09-07


Universslst Church. Fourth street-Rev r. II. Nye,
Tabsrnscls Broadway-Rev J Blanchard, evening.
Church OF the Holy Evangelist, Vandewster street.
Rev. Benjamin Evans, afternoon
Presbyterian Church, University Placs-Rsv Dr. Potts >
morning.
Congregational Church, Sixteenth street-Rev II. O.
Church o. the Good Shepherd, Chatham squ.rs-Rev.
Ralph Hoyt morning
Baptist Church, cannon street-Rsv S. A. Corey morn
Presbyterian Church, Fourteenth street-Rsv Dr..
Smith, morning.
Bishop southgate, being resident at Portland Maine,
ized parish Of st. Luke. in that place.
The Rev. Stiles Melchamp has removed from James
Island Parish, s. c. and become assistant to the Rev J.
r. Walker St Helena Parish, to labor chiefly among the
The Rev Amos b Beach has resigned the Rectorship
of Zion Church. Palmyra, Wayne county, and become
Rector of Christ Church. Binghamton, Broome county,
The Rev Joseph Elsegood from Christ Church. Dan
VILE to the Rectorshp OF Trinity Church. Easton North
ampton county Pa
The Rev Charles Seymour, late Rector of st. Jamess
Church, skaneateles Wetern New York has accepted
call to the Rectorship Of All Saints Church Brooklyn.
Inc Rev d. Q. Loop, Deacon, has become the Mis-
Rev stillman Pratt late Of Malone Installed pas
tor Of the Congregational Church in CarveI Mass on tho
Rev Christopher Cushing has accepted the call Of tho
church in North Brookfeld, Mass, colleague to DR.,
Smell
rev L. ". COton, OF North Haven. Conn h9S been
called to the Cor gregational Church, in Ware Mass,
Rev. Geo b. Nuttng was ordained at Randolph Mass,
as missionary the Goth ult He is under the
Of the American Board, for the Gaboon Mission, In
Africa.
A third Old School church is abou. to be erected in
Elizabethtown N J.
Rev. Josiah Millgan has received a call from the
church of Rush Creek. Pa.
Rev. Henry W. Tay lor has received unanimous call
to the o s. Presbyterian Church OF Xenia, o.
The foundations Of the church to be erected the
corner Of Nineteenth street and Fifth avenue, for Rev
Dr. Alexander nearly competed, and the laying OF
the brown stone has been commenced
The New York herald., 1851-09-07
From Utah Territory.

sr. LOUIS, Sept. 0, ISL
Dates from Utah Territory to the 9oth of July have
reached this city The Governor had fixed the lst of
August for the election OF members of the Territorial
Council
Judge Snow, Stephen Bruce, and Henry Days, Indian
agents, had arrived at Salt Lake City, also A. w Bab
bitt, Jr., and DR.. Poindexter.
A. Bumbge has been appointed delegate in Congress,
from Utah.
Rain had fallen at Salt Lake City, the 18th Of July
being the fret within q period Of SIXTY three DAYS
The New York herald., 1851-09-07
state industrial LeglsIature.



YoaK HERsLp.
While feeling Obliged to the Herald for its able reports
of the proceedings Of the State Industrial Legislature
which reptrs BY the way the best In the State
I would request the following corrections.
In announcing the Of the candidate for State
Engineer and Surveyor, IL is made Robert fenlase
whereas II should read Robert Me- ,farsne the editor
Of the Scientific .4ptcen and one Of the best practical
m uechspice in the country.
The candidate for State Prison Inspector should read
Flisha Pitts" instead Of Elisha Fits"
With the above corrections believe the report stands
correct AZ published Yours, 6c., JOHN A. SMITH
Secretary State Central Committee.
The New York herald., 1851-09-07
bYan beaten ana Robbed.

ROCHESTER, Sept. g. 1851
We are informed that gross outrage was committed
on Otis Seymour Of Webster, in Monroe county, on
Wednesday night. 1t appears that Eve broke into
his house and dragged him from bed tfer beating him
with clubs while, they forced him into the street. some
fifteen rods cm bis house where he further beaten
and nal:rea,ed, and then left. On returning to bis
house he found that his pocket book containing sI2o
had been taken. lie identified three of his assaants
No reason can be given for this brutal Outrage
The New York herald., 1851-09-07

Before Judge Bsebe, and Aldermen Franklin and Miller
sErI. b-No Bpsipw Ready for ne jury The Court
met this morning as usual but finding there no
busnsss ready for them the Petit Jurors discharged
until Monday
The Grand Juy came into Court and presented a
number a bills. They complained 10 the Court that
they could not get along with their business in the
appropriated for their The Court informed them
that they could have the Court room for day and
hereafter they 20 al late hour after the Court
sdjoufns, and continue 10 use the Court reom for
needed
The New York herald., 1851-09-07

Before Judges Dusr, Mason and Paine
sFrr. e.--D,cisions.-Un r Ladf against Thomas En-
m1ds-Order at Chambers affirmed, With $40 costs Of
the appeal.
Rchord r.. Mount " eeen1 Join Cone1 Argument
heard the appeal and papers submitted 10 the court
Oscar " SipTferanf dgeina Vigm Fairman and others
The same.
The court then adjourned until SATURDAY next, the
13th inst at IL A. NJ.
The New York herald., 1851-09-07
Naval Intelligence.

Gunner william Arnold has been ordered to the Boston
Navy Yard in place of Benjamin Parker detached and
ordered to the Sarapac in place Of Gunner John Martin
detached on account Of i'll health.
Gunner Robert c. Bernard has been ordered to the u
s. tloop of war Cyane, fitting out for the Gulf
station.
Passed Mi9shipman 7. Renshaw is detached from the
receiving ship North Carolina and ordered to the soop
OF war Cy ane, as acting master.
The New York herald., 1851-09-07

BosroS, Sept. 6, 1861.
Capt Taylor Of the whaling brig Salon. of westport,
reports that in lat 81 So Ion. "a TO- he fell in with the
foremast Of large ship probably Of 600 or 700 tons
The mast was burnt of about 20 below the top of
the fore yard chains and appeared to have been only
short time in the water Some sails, and q number of
patent blocks with iron shelves were secured
The splendid new clipper ship Nightingale was sold to-
day by Ferdinand 4. White, auctioneer, for s4O5OO
The terms were one quarter cash. and the balance in
four to six months with interest added
The New York herald., 1851-09-07
Railroad Riot QueIIed.

TsESroS, Sept. 6, 1851.
The riot among the Irish aborers the New Jersey
Central Railroad has been ueled without further
Of Life.
The New York herald., 1851-09-07
The Fire In Brooklyn

TO IHE EDrroR Or HERALD.
BRooKLYS, sept.m Q, ISL
You would greatly oblge us by .rsdicting in the
most positive manner, malicious report which has been
circulated that oil cloth factories this morning
entirely destroyed by fire, there Is truth Whatever
In the report. Your subscribers,
EDWARD CHAs. HARVEY per T. s.
The New York herald., 1851-09-07

BRuSHs Family Vegetable washing K.cpe price % conts
Recommended by fifty Of the lest names In tae ctv Per
iesty simple snd harmless For two cents vset, the
whole washing csn be done in ~ hours each week The
.ny on one IN The United stss: tcopyrsh,sd To bs had
~ Maiden lane and other places. Please Rad in
days and 70 days Herald sdvertisesl vina full par
ueuiars Of half column. references. Sc ne Ne NJ H.
IL should read-Yorr weeks washing. nistslc they
made II. yesterdayFour weeks washing. In 10 hours
in yesterdays Herald.
The New York herald., 1851-09-07

now ready with his immense stock Of Fa and Winter
clothing nsfoows -Ia business coats of
ton and at All prices varying - Sto s. Pants
vests Of endless varieties aud overcoats
drab, blue and black beaver and pilot cloths
coatngf. &c. &c which the latest styles
work He would also call the attention Fire Depart
he has constantly On hand.
The New York herald., 1851-09-07
Loan TO n Railroad.

CiScrSSAri September G, 1851.
The citizens az Lexington, Ky, have decided by
large msorty 70 loan two hundred thousand dollars to
the Coyington and Lexington Railroad
The New York herald., 1851-09-07
Affairs mt Pittsburg.

PIrrsBrkG, Sept. 1851.
The hremen's parade, today. was not so brilliant
last year. Some Of the companies did not turn out
The weather is hot and there Is prospect Of rain.
The channel Of the river measures two feet three
inches, and is falling.
The New York herald., 1851-09-07
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

The Cuban News at New Orleans.
NEw ORLEANS, Sept. 4-P. N.
No action has yet been taken by the friends Of Cuba
and our city remains perfectly quiet.
The New York herald., 1851-09-07

Crmty i'll ttting shirts dear any price None
have ever left will le permitted
esthblshm.nt No Astor House His system Of ing
infalbe-e style Of his Shirts matehes One a.
Green ., and you become permanent customer.
The New York herald., 1851-09-07

Geo W. 1uttles Emporium Of Fancy Goods ss5 broadway
where may be in endless
English. French German and Chin Fancy Ware al the
taott reasonable prices wholesale and retail New ard
ALWAYS welcome. ~
The New York herald., 1851-09-07
Buchanan for President. &c .

PirrsBuRG, Sept 8, 1851.
The Morning Post, of this day, carries at its mast
head the name Of JAMES Buchanan for President and
William r. King for Vice President
The New York herald., 1851-09-07
Political Jutelyireuce.

NEW H.,PsIIRE Vino CoNyENrIoN-The Whig State
Convention Of New Hampshire will meet at Manchester.
on the 9TH OF October to nominate a candidate for
vernon and to che two delegates to attend the Ma
tional hig Convention.
The New York herald., 1851-09-07

S3 End az BrOsdwayA large and extensive
without the much admired Eliar niwavs
FOR ale ss tbsve Secondhand Pianos taken oxchans
ana Tor sale or 20 ie Also for sale. Geo Prince
1 improved AeIoaians WATERS L. BERRY, AgeIts.
The New York herald., 1851-09-07

detrabe variety and OF the most spen quality be
found at HITCnCOCk x LEADBEATERS 3l7 Broad y ay
corner OF Leonard street. whore families well ladies are
sure OF finding everything they want in the dry zoo ne
The New York herald., 1851-09-07
:. smnl, Proft. and on,ek sa,..-

very hInrorrate motto OF enterprsng friend c. A
bkOoks 100 Fulton street, New lork Boot and Shoe
lorum This ad nirabe motto is fully carried ouk ty Mr.
brooke In all bis business tran the hs
mdap oy hmassng proves It's practical utility Remember
The New York herald., 1851-09-07

PRoFEssoR ANpERsos.-The Wizard appears to be
taking magical root in the hearts Of the people not
only BY his mystic excellence but by his phanthropc
actions. First, we find him scarcely an hour on our
shores before he aceuescsd to application by COM
mttee to make his first appearance in this country for
the benefit Of Mr. Marshall at Castle Garden, whom he
knew and received by over 5000 persons at
ten O'Clock in the mornings convincing proof that he
was great attraction; then learn Of bis hberaty
to a vast number Of his countrymen here; then We
hear Of his presenting beautiful sword to the COM
mander of the Highland Guard; and now we find, when
solicited for a small favor for widow and family, he
offered the entire receipts Of of his elegant enter
tainmens-those last nght-which probably resulted
in large amount judging from the immense crowds that
flock nightly Trpler Hall to his very great per-
formspce The Professor will not lose by such acts
feel persuaded his in this country will be all
he could wishnot because he is considerate and char
table Though that good trait) but his excellence
Professor Of Natural Magic and the very great skill
displayed in all he does-beng 50 superior to anything
Of the kind in this country both for elegance
originality and dexterty-w in ITSELF secure for him
a of,ld gto
The New York herald., 1851-09-07

To Gentlemen of T.ss. ard n

cotniue a. reasonable prices
yited TO call st ALfhED cos. AL Broadway.
where at all times he found large stock Of ae
ready made clothing, and furnishing goods.
The New York herald., 1851-09-07

derfgned would respectfully remind the lovers good
coup that the for turtle Will Close He would
therers advise them to embrace the time. Soup ali
hours OF the day and evening, Families supplied
shlings per quart delivered At snv part OF New York
Brooklyn. or Jersey City. PETER N BAYaRD
treat
The New York herald., 1851-09-07
Unitad States Clrcu.c Cou,t.
Court Calendar for ,Tood

This court will be opened Tuesday next before tn,
Hon Judge Nelson, for bearing of appeals from al mi
rally, and arguments in law and equity causes.