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BenJamin II, GoIdy and his wife
Elizabeth, Mary Jane Vincent,
Hersey Vincent, Thomas w. Phil
lips and hiS wife sally Anne, andi
David Vincent.
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More Fugt,iues Arr,sted.

BRowssvrLLr tPa) March 1.-Two fugitive slaves were
arrested sud srougn here yesterday They have
hearing before the United States commissioner.
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THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY,
(MORSE LINE)

NJ arch IA 2ld
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THE kedxe A"ehor-appertaa.inG 20 tn. Practical
Evonuoos Of Modern sssnanshp, Rigging Knottns snrn.
hocts Purchases Running Rigging he, hc with snusvinss
hso tables OF Rigging spa Sails Blocks Canvass crdge
uswssrs vv,ui.
Brady, sailing master U. 4. N. Iat "
Foo sale by tie ssents, et#s# pUf .lsa
March Is Book .rll.r.. ~. o. .,,..,
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To the Hon. Mr.. -.
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~GE-h The safe and commodtous steamer 20
lumbia, Captain Harper, having recenuy oeen
in order trips between nsnnse
District saturday, March, leaving Commere
Wharf O'Clock in the afternoon, s ~
every saturday during The .sascn
turning Wharf Washington, ~ na
randnn at o'clock every wednesday morning. o"o""s ms
different landings on Potomac river, as usual
freight " passage apply TO the eap'a'" ." 'V' " " Wv
rowing "ee"1' CHARLES woRTHINGToN, Baltimore.
4 WHEAT 4 BIO, Alexandria. +
puKRPI. co, GEORGETOWN.
THOMAS. n. RILEY, washington
t-,oBt .ts
,,,,nSpECrrUs AMERICAN T LEGRAPH = title
be commenced
nm.,on during month by the undersigned viii
devoted business anhr~ foreign
"a donesc OF general The OF
e nbc advertisements respectfully soil
''''" CONNOLLY, wrMER, MeGILL
MsrchG -eodn "a VS.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-08
CITY Bgtfefes.

William L. Wood has been nominated by the demo
cras for Police Justice BY the fifth district. and Tor
CIVIL Justice, John Andrews for the Eleventh ward
The following nominations have been made for Assem-
by
pstdishpi- First and secopd wards- William Minor
delegate TO the JUDICIAL Convention
Secsrd e,sbtet-lhird and sixth wards Patrick o.
Molobey.
topIth disfrtof- Fifth uard-Gideon J. Tucker
IJfh dsbet-s,y.Btb ward ohm Brown
Eithm sisbtsf--fsntb vsrd--ho.s ID. Gale
An.ih disbaf-k Eleventh werd-Asron Rollins
Ebunh dst'cf-1birt.erth vard--Dsvid OKeYfe
Jhpfo,h disuicf- Fifteenth wsrd-M Nctrice
fyf,.n,h esDtct--sevepih vsrd--I he mas p St John
fcr the Common Council, the r. lowing.-
lteush Eed -AldeIms n-William w. Mcintyre:
AfsftsDt-itpj. Bart.
lOwtehih rud.-Aldermsn-Robert A. Sands; Az.
sistsrt- John Kelly
Lspnih rod Alderman Wesley smith; Assistant
- Bowsid b, bton.
The indwtrials intend 20 have ticket Of their own
and request eli candidates 20 send their answers before
ThUucsy the 18th instant ss their ticket will be made
up On that day.
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Arrival of the Rescue.

The United States exploring brig Rescue Of the rec
tells ~ the GDns Arctic Exp,o Expedition in search
CT Fir Jthn FIEDkin. 3 Grim. acting master com
nspoiIg srfivsd ~ the Navy Yard st O'Clock yester
osy norBpg she tos.d from the lower bay TO her
nOnirgs, ~ the steam tug AJAX.
Since separating from her consort, the Advance, on
the - uls, before reported 10 the HERALD, has
bso WY vet ard b,istsrous pssssge. She briggs
netting 7oci nal of interest She has had no DEATHS
en- b'aro dung lie cruise snd all hands are now in
tbs enjoy nent Of good health
The cbsf cause Il the Delay Of her arrival was in her
beng much smaller than the Advance and In M,
model quite interior to that Of the which obliged her
to LAY to in heavy weather while The A. can run and
carp Tail.
Tie Rescue has brought home Eve splendid Esqut-
naux doss, and various other objects Of curiosity
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TIE Return OF the Rescue-The late Arctic
Espsoilioas, AID tneLr Dlscsverles.

The brig Rescue, Captain griffin, the consort OF
he Advance in the late Arctic expedition under
Captain DE ia en, retu ned to this port yesterday
morning The Advance has been at the Brooklyn
Navy Yard for several dsys, and has been daily
visited ny large number Of persons DESTROYS Of
seeing the ship, and the Arctic curosties on board
In. safe return Of the Rescue completes the history
Of the noble enterprise.
The reports Of the late expeditions in search o.
Sir John Franklin, from England and the United
states, have been read and approved on both sides
Of the Atlantic. Though unsuccessful in the main
object Of their explorations the traces Ehiih were
discovered Of the lost navigator are something
gain. d. while in other respects these expeditions
have satisfactorily settled a most important ques-
ton to the conn cree Of tho world. They
have proved most copclusvely that north
west passage from the Atlantic to the Pa,iG,
ocean, though not, perhaps, absolutely imPos-
sible, Is yet, for all useful purposes, utterly i'm.
prscti able. But the mos; gratifying feature Of
these reports is to be found u the generous rivalry
and cooperation which governed the movements
Of he American and English ships, II Is equally
ccpsIicuous in the accounts Of Penny and Austin
on the one side, and q DE Haven on the other
They all testify to the arctic ssamanship of CAP
tain lie Haven, his officers, and men ard thai
until their ships were borne away in an ice drift,
for thousand miles, they generally held their %.
sition in the van Of the allied sqaadrons Tosqe
remarks we have deetned essential, as a proper in
PRODUCTION to the statement Of fac a which is TO
foioV After the Characteristic spirit Of magma
nnity which controlled all parties, in taef lac e.
duous and hszai dous researcses, We are 'adsded
that the old maxim Of honor 70 whoa honor is
sne," will be conceded by all psrties interested
The facts We are about 10 state, are given 10 M
csrrirg or fault finding spOsition; bat vita con-
sdspee hat Captain Penny, on considering them,
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TussDAr, Oct. 7-6 NJ
The stock market not buoyant dsy ss gene
rally anticipated and the transactions udted
The should now destroy the hope entertained thai we
are upon the OF better times These slight reac lions
viii occasionally occur and during rfing falling
market, are rather useful than otherwise as they
strengthen the movement, whichever way Il may be- At
the nrst beard to-day Erie bonds convertible declined
Z. per cent Erie bonds 1865 q; do 1852 y; New TIA
ven Railroad, q; Norwich and Worcester, a; Reading
q; Erie. ~ Herem Railrosd advanced "a per cent and
sales on time, buyers option sixty days, made at
per cent above the cash prize There was more &C
tvity In government securities to-day than have
ticsd for some time, at slight Improvement In prices
We must not lock for immediate advance In prices
fer any tccks to any extent The market sometime
wall be fevsrish and quotations unsettled but
little Of the excitement has tubsded and the panic
entirely disappeared there will be an upward movement
Of permanent character.
TIE receipts the oc. Of the Assistant Ttea.urer Of
this pert, day, amounted TO s55553 90; payments,
1913 4t4 Se-bslance, s3ts2713 81
The circulating notes Of the Government Stock Bank
Of Ann Arbor Michigan, secured wholly by deposit
Of United states stocks with the State Treasurer Of
Michigan these bills have been throughout the recent
panic In the market redeemed in the street at three
quarters per discount and there cannot posby be
q safer circulating MEDIUM.
The receipts Of the Michigan Southern Railroad Com.
psny fer August and September 1851 amounted 10 s5s
s2b 7e,sgaibst s36S0 os for the corresponds months
in 1stoshcvius increase Of s22624 6s being over
sixty per cent.
The receipts Of the Little Miami Railroad Company for
September 1851 amounted to S470ls a. against S3s-
$40 for the same month last showing increase
Of $500 "a, equal to twenty one per cent
The Booker Gold Mine in Buckingham county, Viz
nnia, is 10 BE- sold at auction in December ers Il
chance tor individual who wants TO dig gold
home than Cslornis Australia. All the snail gold
nrss in all parts q the world likely to be completely
used up BY the overwhelming production Of that metal
ON the shores ~ the Pacific Ocean
The expiration Of cotton goods from Boston from
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-08

HER SEVENTH coNcE NEW YORK.
Catherine Hayes gave her seventh concert last
ing, in Trplsr Hail. to . crowded house. The Common
Council and tie heads Of the departments Of the city
government, together with the ontgonery Guards
were in attendance also the tsnd OF the regiment
(Adkins) which, during the interval between the nrst
and second parts performed piece Of music not quite
well the orchestra would have done it, but suna-
GENTLY well to elicit applause.
Next to Miss Hayes, the greatest attraction Of the
evening was, undoubtedly, Herr Mhka Hauser, whose
performances the violin raised hurricane of ap-
plause There has been nothing like his execution In
New York for . length Of time His operation on the
one string called forth overwhelming plsudlts Herr
MeDg's acquitted himself usual and Braham rather
better. He was Kissed and encored together Marui,
Of the male vocaliss the favorite he deserved
10 be.
Catherine Hayes, who was dressed, with her wontei
taste, in pink brocaded sik, was received most en-
Enthusiastically on her appearance to sing the aria
from Robert le Dable. She vas most successful Her
lower notes were exquisite. ut in the charming duet
" Ds quet al" she carried the house by storm. The
audience seemed literally intoxicated with excitement
II vas just as We anticipated yesterday glorious per-
fcrmsncs. 1t was encored But, perhaps her browning
triumph another operate piece, the UAh non
siungs"-which has been surg in this city by the
greatest singers that trod the earth, but by
more DELIGHTFULLY."- than by Catherine Hayes. In
fact he has sung nothing better than that song since
she made her appearance in New York. In this her M
umIh was complete By request, she sang " The Harp
that through Taras Halls" and concluded with
Home Sweet Home" which fully answered the most
ardent expectations Of the audience. 1t received
with the most tupultuous applause There was depth
feeling in her tones, and mellowness particularly in
the lower notes. that challenged and the admiration
of four tbou'snd people The Of Miss Hayes
a Fixed fast.
She sings, to night at Monta que Hail. Brooklyn where
NO doubt bumper awaits her.
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Gi,ssops Picsoyisi,-Tns Cs,n,y., Sum-

hr.-1lis v,et hay. tie rich,st numosr yet ssasd
b. sdes thirteen original srtcls and
tsins tire fol illustrations Of the Boston Railroad
lee lite mmcrss tens bostop ON Ia whioi
. theutsrd suts 81 the city dined occasion OF
pfsfd u lice Pre- ident flnores reception At the ae
tie Petdshts arrival aBd reception az the Revere uOa
his quarters du,rR the eelehra isiag the
gusre Il the hotel and the mu'ude ma. ga,aerd
teteason Doytr street in all IL regs dressed
three dsys jubilee the City hail. with all s dsooratons
TIE entire froe.tst which four miles lons-a fac
mi Of The tpebdid srd unegualed THE viz
.u twe entire PAGES Of the tompsnieDf rmins Of
Nesrge ans most perfect wood he'd
thf tOuIry ~ State rect 10 appeared the ,ssago
ihe tfsnt preeesi9n great Tent on che Csmnoa. vita
TIE 'rtospt ara Lerd Eign dining ths with three
uou,sra sue,s ver tithe mig scene az The Grant
yur cti'n knur0ad. hne harbor giving the q e.
Lewis snd other steamer and the cutter SC trait
cpsusd tie President ard suite and other guests
o. son ~ the rid water party the sth such the
pctrt contents Of the twenty fourth nunher The price
to- t gle copies 10 only cents renderag IL BY ia, the
illustrated pib shed In tte world
pie, fer year, IS four 50; eight aus; sixteen S2s;
tRkhtH. Isl Natssu street.
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TO be more than usually rife with elegant aud luz
urious articles for the ador' Of she fair
Italy. ana Germ ydoubtess In some simulated
BY the great Words fsirapp,ar 10 have We'd with each
otter in perfcctg some OF the most ohase and gorgeous
ducu ever Issued from the loom Our atten has
been tev called TO magnificent display o. Paris closks
and mantla ~ she emporium for thees fashion able
m.rts. rs Bro.dwsy The propresor-Nr George Bupin-
beb escnsivey engaged In this department Of
psoats We are toe, uBequaied fsces In catering for
TIE public taste. tnd We certainly do not nber
having seen go truly superb Of novelties
v'fss'd TO Liz varereoms he fabrics most in
demand the richest Lyons veves tatins and
sssopy cloth Real sable ermne and other fsrs
used Ter Trimmings and really form most graceful APP
D pdsge Our lady friends will do we'll By giving
to blishment an early call.
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The New York Historical Society.


The regular monthly meeting of this society took place
last evening" in the society OF the University In
the absence of the President, Rev. Thos. De Witt
called TO the Chair.
Dr. ROBINSON read communication from Hon Amos
Kendall upon the death Of Te;umseh, tending conclu
sv.y TO the confederation Of the well known dsich Of
Colonel johD son killed Tecumseb.n
The srcRETAR, read the st Of donations to the library
iucuIing from X. r. French author of Historical
Collections Of Louisiana, the third volume Of which is
The following named gentlemen were elected members.
to wit-con esponoing member, Geo. Curry, Oregon;
Rssid.Lt members, storrs Willis, VIM D. Hasks. @.
Dodge, ii. =. Cady, Albert Gilbert, Rev. T. L. YER
milye, u. d Franklin Tuthill NJ D.
psper vas read the dervations Of names Of
tain rivers lakes and localities in northern New York
MIR MookE the librarian read interesting h:stori-
cal and statistical paper On the New York Post Office
from its first small beginnipg nearly two hundred
ago to its nod and extended operations VI the pre-
sent day for which vote Of the thanks Of the Society
Wa tivrn It the conclusion Of he reading.
Rev Rurvs W. GKIswoIp. with few preliminary re-
marks then submitted the following resolutions which
whereas 4. has pleased Almighty God to re move from
this LIE an u,rious nst ei.ss and s0snsyTnn JAMES
bis attn uncoud,d By age any in hrmy
Resolved That iris Society has hsard Of the death
Jane, feIimors Cooper Win prolc9und regret;
terIy illustrator Of our history;
ma, = b; o.sI,eu,sp. = gu. sE..urs he displayed
Tina his personal character he was hsnorab brave
respeotabe rnarected
o. he was distn pushed for great capacities;
That this society appreeatng the loss which, however
heavily hes fallen tins and the literary world
has ALLEN heavy upon his family nstructs s officers
to convey 20 his family Of respeetful sympathy
and ondoepee.
The Rev. DR. Francis the Hon George Bancroft, the
Rev Mr. 0fgood, and DIR. Francis L. Hawkes. in the
Ger named, then successivey spoke in hsnor OF the
m.mory Of the deceased, q Of spotless purity Of
life Of bold strong intrs pd stamp Of character and
the pioneer Of American literature equsy dis; In
eusheo upon the land and the DR. Fl also
tilted the Christian hope and resignation which marked
Ia Iasf of and ~ . ha
RANGES Of q blessed Immortality with which he lied
And tie Society adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-08

The nails Of the steamship Africa for all parts Of Eu-
rope snd Asia, viii Close at halfpass ten O'Clock this
morning.
The mails Of he steamer Merlin FOR Bermuda and St
Thomas vii close st the sane hour.
The NEw YotE wSsSiT HERALD will be published
this morning, at half past nine o'clock 10 line for
tbese maik.
Single coIIef, In vrarIers s1lsr..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-08

The DONALDSON CORRESPONDENCE - We are
sorry The Riohmprd Iugp1o will no, appreciate our
motives in publishing this correspondence. There
is no mistake about the genuineness Of the letters to
Donaldson and Green. What will the fn7uire say,
If the convention cred for next June should be
held, ard nominate leading democrat Of the West
for the Presidency Would 1t like to have two
candidates in the field
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TnE ConNANpIR or The UNITED STATES SHIP
Missfssmri We are reminded that Captain j.
Conrgs Long has hitherto been in command Of this
shir since Der present. cruise in the Mediterranean
aud an error has probably cropt into oar paper, BY
Tie uulsTi;y Of The usioe q Long 10 Levy, in
mahuscIipt, wb,n in sn iiogible haad.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-08

ARnUAL CT SourHNss SrssstRs The steamship Flo
rila- Captain Lyon arrived, yesterday in sixty eight
hours Fl, m Savannah; and the steamship southerner
Captain Dickinson nom Charleston, In sixty Eve hours
BY tbm kindly furnished with full files OF ss-
vannsb and Charleston papers to the latest dates The
Soulherbsr brought SAz5 co In specie on freight.
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Court Calendar for This DAY.

svrsEng COuRT. -G.srnAL TsAm.Nos. g. II, Is, 20 81
12e 20 20 81
C6M~oN PLEAs.- Part Mos. 62i, COS, oo5 GIL e25
63s, t7l GU, t7p Col ts3 tsS, 6o9 Part 2-Nos 5Zs
6ol co 1ss opt. 692 6si 6s6 to5, 100, 7o2 7oi 100
rs. no. 7I2 ia.
surinoH CouAr-For two branches Mos 81, OF,
H. ~ e. 20 IL 70. ~ 10, 49, 10 So 81 g. ST. IS S.
81, Ct6. sg, 90, 81, %, so, %, p5, e5
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dicine IN the vora hes given such astonishing q
it, ,fctcy - the Osygenaed -tters In eases Of Dyspepa
Gen,ral Debility this medicine acts In the ra6 sse.
ale msnBer, restorinx health and ehesrfaaes when all
etl'r remedies have failed. Pamphlets ing eera-
Gates % nos, ertahe be had gatutsuay
We ag.nts Sold ty a H. D. Sands. cO Fulton street; O.
" tirs l ard A. L. scovil, $40 Broad Eay; aud b. the
crufFist ssnsraliy. - ~
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ti.eis mnittse 90 uneu ace making suit
lie for bc Of Governor Ko-suth
sitse srriVa Ia "a expected ihey vite
eve oe.tss snd cs"ns generally % joa Ia
In him country Places will assigned
soeetia IN the procession the which
o. aeepisies ts be received. Mtary corps will aeply
hsJsI1sberal sanford IRE details Of processson
Re, NIL re aUnopr ced IN future notices
jap MILLER, Joux r. WrpR.
GEOEes ". FtaSKIrS, WISELY sMrrT,
Special Con ttee VI % Of the Couucil.
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DR.. K.,,,ns.r Ag.,p.-un another part OF

this will be found such undng evidence
ing he air after wing been bald years.
never has BEEN shown BY other remedy " will
appear that DIR does not rect solely fancul idle
ons brt gives deniable proof Of his truly wonderful
remedy stnos alone in having agreeable qualities that
have drawn IL hundreds Of the families
gvsrte Of the gote 20 read the proof headed
500 forfeit which will be paid all the pretended reme-
des put together can shor ns much eyidsLcs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-08

We recently published statement Of the numbers at
tending places of public AMUSEMENT in New York. which
contained some inaccuracies. We nov correct them,
having in every instance obtained the numbers
from the propristors, their eonndenal employees
These nsures 1t win bs Observed do not designate the
numbers attending each night the average but
the highest capacity Of the houses what they have
actually contained upon several occasons sscersined
from the books Of the eetablishmenta-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-08

FINANCIAL PANIc.-During the past Elk weeks
there have been numerous failures AMI rumors Of
failures. Hardly cay has passed that has not
given rise to a dozen repots We have carefully
abstsined from publishing the names Of even those
houses rhieh have failed, aEd have ebdeavored to
keep out Of elegr Bpbic dispatches and sores
popoepce the names Of houses in other cities, re.
ported to have failed NotSithst andins all our
efforts, We have not always succeeded A few days
since the name Of Cornelius Westervelt, a coal
d. aler in Paterson, " j., was mentioned in q let
ter ffom that place as having failed. We have
since been informed that the report Is without
foundation, and with pleasure correct H. People
cannot be too careful In timet like these in giving
currency TO aoy rumor relating to the suspension
Of airy house, il tends 10 ncre the ex tement,
ard cause d Faculties and embsrrassments ~hich
might not Otherwise have been experienced The
only way to do away with the panic pos
sbe, with the least harm, is TO give no publicity to
the names Of parties who have in fact suspended, or
been reported TO have failed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-08

PLUM FOR KossUTn. - gentleman Of this
city has given 81 900 towards fund Of 100000,
to b. given 10 Kossuth on bis arrival. Thi, will
be nice plum for the dessert Of his Grst dinner 10
America
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January LIST 10 October lst 1851 amounted to s6r7e
packages valued at sl,s6esl7 "a same time in 1850,
q 22s packages valued at 81 47 0ei 3l-showing in
in quantit, Of es packages and of sso2a 2s
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snd Furnishing estsblsbmen No az Broadway AT this
stare be found the best nsort men Of fashionable we'll
msde tlothrg Turnithing goods. &c. Every article Is
MARRIED ~ the lowest posaibe price at which IL be esd
and deviation from that price ~ in instance aosod
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"Ire's span e. lids az 20 extend orr carss
~ stretch GU. fOrvffd hopes heyond our vesrs."
Or tp other words. stsursetsus for the day

is the evil thsroof We DO not kpo what ths has 70 DO
With sMfTU Jrs Clothing Establish ment, No I01 Ful.
ton street bat IS u has attracted your attention this
note ~ has answered purpgss So treasure the intel
lg,r,e IN yyu can buy the best hind Of clothing.
best In quality beet shape snd best make cheaper than
~ any other ftore in tewn. Deal With hin.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-08

A strong movement is being made in Maryland,
to prevail upon President Fillmore to exert the
friendly influence of this government with Great
Britain in behalf Of Smith o. Briep, and other ex-
lied Irish patriots 1t is Supposed tina. the petition
new circulating for this object in Baltimore, will
have at least twenty thousand signers.
The Governor General Of Canada has not yet
been able to form a ministry.
The trial Of Margaret Clarity for the murder Of
Edward Drum, was commenced at Newark yester-
day. IL will be remembered that the prisoner
stabbed the deceased the night Of the eth of
August, shile he walking in the stree. with his
newly married wife. The court room was dsnsely
crowded with ladies as well as men, all Of whom
mar TESTED the greates, interest in the psgress Of
he examination Of witnesses. Deception, dsser-
tion end the prospect OF future nfamy, alleged
by Margaret TO have been the csase Of her rash
sct-hcnce the attendance Of so many female spec
tators az the trial. who naturally anxious to
certain what will be the result Of he matter.
The four great American products-grain, pork,
cotton, and suxar-were rather inactive IN our
ket yesterday, probably owing to the unsettled
state Of financial affairs. The moaeycd men Of
Boston appear to be again anticipating troable; the
Phila6el phisDs beginning to feel ine pressure,
ana the generality Of people are looking out for
breakers.
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InE LzffcrEp STEAMERS The Humboldsis IN
Der fourteenth and The asia in her eleveath day.
lheJ Will brig one weeks later news from Es-o2e.