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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-03-09

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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-03-09

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-29

On Friday October %, Mrs. HARR1r CLxSDRSxs widow
Of John Clendenen. in The 57th year of his age
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from her residence
ls6 West seventeenth street. to afternoon
O'Clock.
California papers please copy.
On Friday evening. Of dropsy. after lingering Illness
in the 24th year of hsr age JANE wife of Thomas Ma
thews.
Notice Of the funeral will be given in Sunday HERALD
On Friday morning, October g. SARAH GAPSEY native
CT Dublin, aged 70 years.
Her remains will be takea to Flatbus for nterment
from her late residence No. Carroll street. South Brook
lyn, TO morrow afternoon, at half past o'clock.
Dublin papers please copy.
On Thursday evening October u ANN HgSSysy.
The friends and relatives invited TO attend her re-
mains, from her late residence No 4l6 Atlantic street
Brooklyn, tomorrow afternoon, at tws O'clock
On Thursday October 81 EUGENg BoGAr aged 90 years
The relatives and friends respectfully invited 70 at
tend his funeral from his late residence, No 90 West
Thirys cond street. this afternoon at two O'Clock pre-
cisely, without further notice.
MARY LOUISE. only child of John L. and Mary Louise
Greene, aged rs = months.
Her funeral will take place from their residence No
96 West Eleventh street, this afternoon, Mt three
O'Clock. The friends of the family, and OF Thomas g.
Tamage and Randall H. Greene requested to attend
without further notice.
On I'll ursday October q, Mrs. SrcER, in the Attn
year Of her age.
Her friends and relatives invited to attend her f-
neral from her late residence No Is Mercer street this
morning at ten O'Clock. Her remains will be taken to
Greenwood.
AT Paterson, New Jeriey on Wednesday, October 20,
JosflH SMITH, aged 90 years.
l. @. o. F--The members Of Liberty Lodge No 40S l.
O. o. F. hereby notified to meet at the lodge room,
No. 81 Rowery Sunday October 80, O'Clock to
attend the funeral of our late brother John q Elgn
G. l.. BESzDIx, Secy. B. Fl. LUCE, n. G.
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sIur PRESIDENT. OF Boston, for Liverpool which went
ashore off Red Head, below st John, NIB 25th inst has
been surveyed and would be condemned The President
superior ship OF 02 tons and said to be insured
in Boston for 100000
WHnEP SusAS, OF Nantucket lost in the Arctic Sea,
went field of ice in the night time, of Companys Is
land early in April last the had but time 10 get
into the boats and reached the island where they
manned several days. when they taken of another
but little oil board at the time of the disaster She ID
an tire wreck.
A SIuP bound eastward ashore Gardner's
Point Long Island Sound, on Wednesday morning She
apparently 10 ballast and high up the Point
supposed she went during the storm Of Monday.
ship supposed TO DO her off Huntington Sun
day afternoon, bound East.
BARK TRENTON Of and for Boston, from NDedfori In
ballast ashore IOves Island at sunrise 9th
water, about 6I NJ, with assistance from a steamer
Mr. Tower, with eight men, had gone to her assistance
from Hull.
BArK AINpA at Boston 9th, from EOrleans was hove
down the 9th in hurricane from INF lat 81 90 lon rs
-: lost part Of deck load and split sails
BARK NAsTrs, at Philadelphia 9th, from NOrleans,
experienced succession Of many gales from NE TO NV,
since the l4th Bstor sails and part of rails. Oct 90
saw full riggel brig standing Ne with loss OF fore
topmas and head Of foreopnast and main topgallant
mast. Oct a. brig with loss Of mainmast.
BRIG MARY FRANCE from Cenfuegos for New York.
which put into Key West 10th instant leaky, had been
hove out 22d.
BRIG ST LAWRENCE OF waldoboro, before reported was
abandoned 21st instant, 80 miles FSE OF Tybee Light
She was water logged and had lost both masts.
Bmc TbN. at Boston 9th, from Wilmington, NC, in .
gale from ENE 18th inst lat 81 IT, lon 70 lost Part Of
deck Ioad Of pAyNl stores.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-29

In the Order OF the Society Of Friends on Fifth day
27th inst in Philadelphia SYLyASus J. MACY, son of
william II Macy OF this city, to CAROLINE, daughter Of
Thomas Riagway, Of Philadelphia.
On Sunday evening October % by Father Curran, Mr.
IAwrfNcE CosTIGAS &c Miss BgIrefI DrHcAN.
IN Trinity Church, Boston, Wednesday, October 20
b. the Rev j. Cotton Smith, JeHS p. THOMSON Of New
York TO JIygE II, daughter of John Clark, ESD Pres
dent Or the Equitable Mutual Insurance CO. Of the former
city
On Wednesday October 20, by the Rev. Mr. Hatfield,
JosF?H WooD TNrE to ANNA CoRlT second daughter Of
Capt Frazee Durham, all OF tais city.
In the r d. Church, at Port Richmond, on Wednesday,
October 25 hy the Rev. James Brownec, Mr. HIRAM WAN
p71 to Any A. daughter Of Mr. Eder Vreeand all Of sta
ten Island
At Hackensack, New Jersey, Thursday October q,
by the Rev c. I. Demarest IoHN J. Anderson 10 JAM
Avn DKMARfsr daughter Of Jacob /. Demarest.
In Boston, Wednesday evening October 20, by the
Rev IN. Putnam, GEoRcR II. PTSNfMtS Of this city, to
MARY BREwIR, daughteg Of Gardner Brewer ESD Of the
former CITY.
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SHp NEws BY TIRE NIAGARA.

Arr from New York Oct s. Panchita at Marseiles 10TH
Wilhelmns of the Start for Bremen 11th Eliza, of the
Lizard fsr Antwerp; 18th, Universe, at Liverpool.
Arr from Boston Sept % l. Hobart at Smyrna: Oct
= Arsede at Rochelle; 1oth Theodore, at Queenstown;
Godfrey, at Antwerp ESQ telegraphed).
Sid for Boston DC. g. Statesman from the Clyde; 7th
John Parker, do 11th, Actress, and Defiance do; 12
National Eagle, from Liverpool; 18th, Dromahair from
the Clyde.
Sid for New York Sth Clio from the Clyde Queen OF the
West from Liverpool; Argo from Queenstown; "Shein'
from Portsmouth; 10th, Florida from DEAL 11th, st
Louis, from Portsmouth; Emma Fields, and Arctartic
frsm Liverpool Warner, from the Clyde; 18th, Hermann
(s), from Southampton; 4th, Queen Of England and Ii
conderago, from liverpool
Arr fran Baltimore Oct westphalia at Bremerha
9th Anna de; ltth Eolua OF Portland 13th Hppogriee
at Liverpool
Arr from Richmond Oct H. Narragansett, at Liverpool
Arr from New Orleans, Sept a. Matilda at Barcelona;
Oct 4, Mary Kendall at Genoa Sth Royal Victoria at
Hrll l1th, Lisbon, at Liys rpool.
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Died.

On Friday morning. October u.s. TosgrHryr C. s PiGaor,
daughter Of Joseph and Mary Pggot.
two O'Clock, from No So East Broadway The relatives
and friends Of the family invited TO attend without
further notice.
When sickness, pain and death,
Come DER cody child,
How sweety then departs the breath,
The dying pang how mild.
II gently sinks 10 rest in heaven, to be blessed.
On Friday October q, after lingering Illness JufA A.,
daughter ofJacob Fox, in the 10th year Of her age
The relatives and friends OF the family are Invited to
attend the funeral without further invitation Mon
day afternoon at two O'Clock from her late residence,
No. II Goerck street. Her remains will be taken to
Greenwood Cemetery
On Thursday evening" October ~ JASE, wife Of Ralph
Benjamin
o'clock from her late residence No 4el Broowe street
The friends Of the family invited to attend without
on Fridav, October 49, WILLIAM Dn,SrsrouN, youngest
son or John and Isabella Van Cott aged years and 10
months.
invited 10 attend the funeral TO afternoon at
balf-past one o'clock, without further notice
On Friday, October e. Able G., daughter OF the late
Amos Atkins, aged n years.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend her funeral from her late residence No.
107 Houston street. morrow afternoon at O'Clock.
The remains viii be taken 10 Evergreen Cemetery for
nterment.
On Friday October 20, MARY ANN HART daughter Of
Martin and Sarah Hart, in the 9Th year of her age
The friends and acquaintance respectfully re-
quested to attend her funeral tomorrow afternoon, at
two o'clock, from No 2s2 West Thirty seventh street
On Thursday October q, after long Illness Of con-
sumption, JOIN @. EreS, aged SO years and 9months
His friends and relatives, also members of Liberty
Lodge No. 40S and Oregon Lodge. No u.s. o. OF O F.
are respectfully invited TO attend the funeral tomorrow
afternoon two o'clock from his late residence No "A
Edridgc street.
Lowden comfy, Va, and Mobile papers please copy.
On Friday October g. Mr.. GEORGE WADswoR1B, Of Bal
tirnore in the 4oth year OF his age.
His relatives and friends respectfully invited to
attend his funeral tomorrow morning. at half past nine
o'clock, from the Western Hotel No Cortandt street,
without further invitation.
Hartford and Baltimore papers please COPY
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Herald Marine Correspondence.


Three masted schr James II Claiborne Wainwright
from Wilmington for Boston laden with pitch. pine lu
Der and naval stores dragged ashore Long Beach, two
miles 81 from Gay Head lighthouse morning OF rs tn inst
the vino blowing gale from by NJ has lost boat split
sails &c She Is about 400 tons burthen and is full Of
water taken oil by the eboa Cay Head assistance
has been rendered the j II G.
Sid 2eth schrs Mountain Eagle, Bangor and Warrior,
Portsmouth; 9th, ship Potomac, Ackley, Of Nantucket
Pacific Ocean
PHIIADxLPnA OCT 2s--4 Pm. 81
Arrved-Bark John Welsh, Amos, Rio Grnnde; schrs
Meraron, Turner, Portland Elizabeth, Otis Plymouth
HAS; Rushing, Henderson, Bridgeport W VI Baird
Crowell, Boston; AP 6 Wheaton, Pancoast Albany.
uesred-ebips saranac, Ocean, fiverpool; John Al
bert, Crowel New Orleans brigs Samuel Small. Tread
well Salem Wheaton, Staples. Passport; schrs Florida,
Nickerson Boston; II Huntl.y, Hammond Providence;
u Baird, Crowel, Boston, Copia, Scarf, Lynn Mass.
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mARITlME INTELLIGE NCE.
ALMANAC YoRK-fm DAT.
suH RISES 20 MOON RRB .. ....n.. 30
SUE SITS SO HIGH wATM. .......... %
Port Of New York, October 2s, 1859.

CLEARED
steamships-Atlantic, West, Liverpool, Collins L
CO.; VIM Penn, Sherman, Charleston lincoln l. Co.
ships-Indiana, Coffin, New Orleans, W Frost; Hum
phIey Purinton, Given, Mobile, Hurlbut CO.. VIM
stetson Henderson, Liverpool Eesmith Sons winches-
ter Moore, Mobile, Nesmith & Sons
Barks-GeneralTaylor, Dennison, Brandywne Russell
vning Adiuster, Hutchinson, London Funch Mencke;
Brgs-Brothers, Abbott Norfolk. H McOomb; walhold
ing, Dunscomb, Demarara Smith Co; Hamlet Carr,
Kingston, Mccready Mott CO.. Fred Eugene, Flinton,
schrs-D Warner Hartman, Charleston McCready,
Mott Co; Ann Maria Concklin, Newbern, Mathews;
Confidence, Neville, Newport, Peckham II Bull Queen,
Brown Philadelphia McKee, Rover (Br), sims, Mas.
sau, NP,.w Newman & CO.. Wild Pigeon sisson, india
nola, &c II Brown Coz Magyar Ravens, Point Petre,
Guadalupe Brett, Vose 4 Co.
Sloop-America, Hull, Providence master.
steamer-Nars, stackhouse, Philadelphia Thomp.
ARRIVED
Steamship Ohio, Fox, Aspnwall to N Q Roberts Oct
20 lat 80 or lon n 50 passed brig Grand Turk of Sears
port abandoned mass gone bows prit staining anchors
In tue bow bow ports open; apparently ghtened Of
1lth inst soT Daren Ca Her crew was probably taken
oil by some passing vessel
Ship oswego, Williams New Orleans, Is days, to
Stanton.
Brig Pacific, Yates, pictou IS days, to master.
Brig Ohio, Smith, Norfolk, days to master. Oct 90,
60 miles Of Cape May, fell in with chr Hill Carter Nell
son, Richmond with cargo Of -four ships stuiTs
&c bound TO this port with loss Of maiusai rainboom
and manmast split took the captain and crew off, and
on the y tn put the brig about and went in search of the
Schooner, and finding her put first mate and three
seamen ON board and brought her into port The
Ierienced very heavy weather 27th in gale NE
to W had decks swept, filled cabin with water and had
five feet water in her hold and split oretopgaan Mt mast
Capt smith had made every arrangement to leave the
brig when the gale moderated
schr Johnson (B), JoL nson, Nassau, NJ days to
G Miller 4 Co. Had very heavy weather.
Schr Bill Carter, Nelson Richmond, days, 70 Pier
in charge of the mate and three of the brig
Ohio who found her abandoned at ee arrival the
Ohio).
Schr Ashland. Birch, Norfolk, days.
Schr Tennessee, -, Virginia, days
Schr John Mason, Smith, Virginia.
Schr Swan, johnson, Baltimore days (a,r yesterday
Schr J G Punyon. Clark Philadelphis, 3days
Schr Mary II Milin, Carlisle, Smyrna, Del, days
Schr Fl Dorado, Wass, Columbia, 10 days
Schr Giraffe, - Addison, 10 days.
Sclr Pacific, -, Eastport days.
Schr America Pierce Bridgeport day. for Philadelphia
BELOW.
Brig Gowan, from Pens acoa, with lumber.
SAILED.
Steamship VIM Penn Charleston and from the lower
bay in the morning. steamship United States Havana and
New Orleans.
Wind during the day from to NE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-29
Telegraphic Marine II eports.

Arrved-ships Josi ,h Quincy, Calcutta Diana, New
Orleans; barks Governor Briggs Pensacola; Velocity
Charleston brigs Broone, New 0reans Caroline, SAn
Juan Cuba: Nbatross, Sagua; Monte Christie New Or
leans; Mary Lowell, Baltimore with her decks swept)
Galens, and VIM Pit, Philadelphia; schr John Oliver,
Turks Islands.
Sr JOHN, NIB Oct 49,
Arrived--Shp John Holland. NYors; bark Rhodes do;
brig Emerald, dc 25th briggs Gladiator and Thets DO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-29
The AtrOcious Murder Of Cathsrlne Quigiey,
at Jamaica, Long Island.
DISCHARGE OF BURNS AND KING, ARRESTED ON
SUSPICION or THE MURDER.

DISCHARGE OF BURNS AND KING, ARRESTED on
SUSPICION or THE MURDER.
Before Justices Willett and Strong
Yesterday morning the final hearing took place a.
Flushing before the above named magistrates in the
OF Patrick Burns and Benjamin King who we're arrested
few days suspicion Of being concerned in the
rape and murder OF Cstharine Quigley.
A. 10 o'clock Mr. John Armstrong, the vgilant Assis
tao, District Attorney Of Queens county, continued The
examination Of witnesses and Mrs Mackre was called TO
the stand, and testified most concusivey to an oltI In
the Of the two prisoners The following the eY
0ence o. theswitness -
TESTIMONY.
Mrs. Harriet Mackreli sworn, said-I reside on the
Black Stump road In the town OF Jamaica; know Pa
trick Burns and Benjamin King; they were residing at
hnuse ON Sunday, the 9th day % October INSTANT
pav Patrick ct the fish pond that Sunday afternoon,
d s2oai thIee oclocs with three Of my grandchidssn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-29
Personal Intelligence.

Colonel J. S. Allen Pennsylvania. Rev. Samuel Ridout
Maryland Major A. f. Ferguson Kentucky James Beckett
San Francisco; d Melhado Jamaica, ". L. w. G. Pear
son, Washington, D. c. +. Seymour Nichols Maine; Rev.
House yesterday.
Captain Gibson leaves this city day for Washington.
We learn he has just in possession Ct additional
evidence in the shape of documents which he COM
PEELED to leave behind him in his escape from prison,
which will go far to strengthen his claim Of indemnfca-
ton from the Dutch government.
Rev. II j. Harrison, Maryland; Col j. I. Taylor Ra-
leigh. Dr. Hanckel Charleston T. Thomas, Lima Penn.
Juan Tritan, Juan Cot, ina; Gen. s. Williams, Illinois
Lieut. Mclean, L. S. NJ arrived at the Prescott House
yesterday.
Hon 7. J. Clingrnan, member Of Congress- from North
Carolina, is in Washington.
ARRIVALS.
IN the steamship Ohio, from Aspenwall-H Bostwick
wilson, Cox, Owen and wife Moore, John Gordon
Ii Goodheart y Coodheart Mrs Garfield, Adams Co.'S
wells Faro Co.'S and Beriord Co.'S ngars, John
Rockwell, VI Pearsa Cyrus Field Church, Lieut. Che
want A Constable, wife and servant carsanzs, san
Martin, savida, SHINES, Cot, VIZ Thompson, DR..
r Daley, " Dixon !. d Barr. u seaman. l Mans.
feld W Mayo, X Lord Mrs Lord Alex Now hinny. K
Foster, Capt Gibbs rlorita, Parrish, Jones II
ford l. z Kidder Miss A Thomas, Miss 4 Thomas, d
Whalen Maginis, HALFWAY, u Mathews II Burgess.
j II Richmond Graham, Goodman r Il keteham { II
Able ! Pembertcn, Blair, II Everett B Wallace,
Cote, Gruno, Brasso Dclorme, Davidson Ii Wells
Jas Casc, II Roman, Baldwin, and lse others
TIE RAILROAD COMPANIES AND THE Posi- Or
F1cg nrPAETMEST-We learn from Washington that the
difficulties between the department and the Northern and
Eastern railroad lnes, relative to compensation for
their mail services the accommodations they afford to
the department. the mail regulations &e.,
settlement at this moment than three months ago.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-29

r AIDES FANCY rUR5.-THE SUBsORIBEp'S STOUE
Ia rich fancy furs Of all atione ready ispoo
Won nd viii be found to comprise the greatest and
assortment Of NUTS cuffs, reerincs, votornes tppsts
tclmss and other ashona BILE in
hbted in establishment Some rich specimens Of impe
rial Russian sablc amongst this coleoon and IL
further exportsn Of oss valuable skins prohbtse1
By the autocra ladies Will find the present NEST dosah
opportunity purchasing GEO. BULPlN 3sl Brosdvs1.
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FANCY EURS1


OURS AT THE CRYSTAL PALACE.-DUPLlCATEB
Of all the shapes in tho Exhibition manufactured M
the greatest In variety Of fur from choice sn
arc now selling By the subscriber At moderate prices Ais
with Russian sable Hudson Bay sable royal crmins saSs
mink stone martin Brcnos Ayres chnchlla Russian lynn
and sreat ysrey Of ether choice fr Ladies and visis
Mons preparatory 70 their supplying themselves With
for the ueaeon. CHARLES COOK.
eeveral Of stuffed erines sale VND
worthy the attention OF naturasts which arrived toe l
TOR the Crystal Palace.
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HOTELS.

A y AMERICAN HOTEL IN R0AE.-H0TEL DANE
II rque formerly Grnnde Rreagne No 'gstrada Babans
Rome Ialy1ho subschers having been at greas expenee
in renr and charging The spacous aud sild
ing formerly known as the Hotel de Grsnde bretone tua
Babrinc convenient distance from the
Corsc the Piazza de spsgnis and the fnean III nov
tend opcning hotel, under the name OF the Hots
dAmequo In which thsy hope to offer Inducements to th
Traveller seeking cheerful and well venstod aPartmenA
ana gloomy yazaas Of abe imperial city, Eyory effort hs
been made meet tie peculiar and liberal tastes Of w
American public with when one OF the subsarihsrs In hi
aey o. coure has for many Years pass haa ocossce
for ladies besides tho usual private parlor belonging TO Gael
SHIT OF rooms tsbls hote, reading and smokn(
room gcnemon baths Of every description and livs1i
stable attached 10 ale hotel.
D. CosTANzI, fropriesorA
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by SANDY Hook PRINTING TMxGRArHl
TIKI HIGHLANDS Oct Is Shutdown
Steamship VIM Penn passing out BY the Hook All the
other outward bound vessels have good ong One ship
in the offng One brig south Of the Highlands.
Wind moderate from N. Weather hay
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xssyfI,.
NIarrlel.

At Hobosen, y. j., on Tuesday October g. Madame
ErRNH ARp Cir.lsT. of a daughter.