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The Directors IN Offering th Stock the pnh would fsnug
for full supply Of Brooky ~
WiAusbufgh with afion Of have sres1
continuing ths Aqledut
point les than thirty Uis from Brooklyn that .appy may
doubled the ground fora Rcsvo Cypress Hin H acrs ~
secured and eondeFsbe Of iron pipes fef se
mains 4 already delivered.
The streams referred beautiful running brooks each vnst
tbs and careful yts
BY Doctor hilton found BE- much greater purity than
smcd In the construction q the works 20 e.
npednlsnts
counter able furnish b
Adueduct Rsey0rand the great i
from Reservoir both cities together with many miles Of d
capital II brooklyn and Wilasburgh applied wS
from the Indicated thols ofha
ace be considerably than half @
Company In the preliminary andsrve<
aud sodisr Esq have been consulted employed throaD
whose SKILL judgment the general Of the has been
Of the details al that the constructions
Aqueduct and Reo b. Commenced without delay al
completed with much rapidity will permit
The Directors think ia this pl.cs point o1
manifold advantages resulting y bolnufiy supp led w1
pure and whole lie BreOkyp add WhKns
burqh painfully felt b. than hundred thousand
and he only Instance within the United states Of such popu1
cucumstancsd =
teprse OF these cities TO immediate and Vigorous scion
expenditure o money that be made viii apdy yna
the cities odd mush tho
fs convenience and health Of The lnhabanswhe ns>
ofeap merely s uiD ate proincsene cannot be ress
ably Questioned 49,. =, m, l., - =
and Of Engineers Report may b had gautousy
the Company Nos and % Merchants Ekehsnss, he
YOrt =.
Ten per cent ofeaeh subscription gill BE- required In o~h
saents ssch times the Dreet9 b. due notice reus
BY order NICHOLAS DEAN, Pfesfcnt 4
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FH Boood-sIOt0 snsq Canal g. b5vn &C.. 9 State s.
f5eerfl as $50 q ~ ia oiraId Bank syn; St'
go Island g. 54 100 Chs VALLEY T., F 49, do, b.
49, - Union Cana IL 10 Bank Of Penn ia 70 Frs Meeh
Bank. ~. $500
Se,ond IcrdN Sch Nav Pref n 20 d. b. ? 10 DO.
100 - 20 100 DO 100 Morris CANAL ; 49, 20
Long leland 49, 20 DO .. 49,; 100 DO &ds, lj.
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coITpT cAIFNDAn-Tw.D,y
MARRIED..

HEWLETT-H0LLY-on Monday Oct 5. BY the Rev 4. J.
sawyer, DID M AgeTnOn Hewlett &c Hester eide tcsHghteE
81 OsSsT $ Holly, all Of this City
~ Stamford papers please copy
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Tnanfidl.

DACIFIC BANK The annual election for Directors
sfbl Bssk will b. kedat the Banking o1se On TUESDAY
tie lIth foaa y o.ocs y BcoEde q the Boszd
New JsTt 0ct J 1855 J. 9. CA4PtELLs yr, Csslssx
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pYcIsIOv IN ADVIRALTY.


John A. MGfchende eft. Joseph htlrteVsnf
Suit in the District Court for alleged breach OF char
tr tary voyage Africs Mr. hsd sled NJ %
the charter party, and was saecssi9 Nj ~ then
bousht be he'd been thus
PEELED pay for the charter p1y and t5p damages The Ds
Court cnsd red 10 bad Up tho averments contained IN
lel defence suit AGAINST himself h. could not mako III
rpsrate action, and dismissed the libel.
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. COURT OF GENERAL sEsslONS-Before the RECORDER.
The Court esumed its sitting at the usual hour yoser
poIIcr couuIssIoNyps-nrc,

aud several Grand Jurors who absent yesterday
pTssn and duly qualified cit The Court were IN session
about hour when being ready for a adjourned for
the day.
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Flour btls wLesi bzsh- Corn bash Barley, bush.
te52..........lf5Z "a 2H5i2 2Il7i 1851
iasl........... l6s.lla ~ 1901 .a7ls

DscTscse 900. ASA Inc .I78 81 Decs5s53 c..7iIs7
The aggregate quantity Of the articles left n tide
water from the commencement Of navigation % the 3oh Of
September. inclusive during the years 1859 and 1853, IS
follows
F7our bb. WHEAT. tush Corn sush Farley. b1sh.
I rs rs 49, tf75.ss s73
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Receipts OF Produce.
North Prer Bo1if 100 bbls Flour Oh Cake 1900
hush CON. Ihlot %. Mheat.
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hrATuRE .LNAsAc...-.. ms DAY.
spy-Rksu....5 80 Sets....5 81 hOOs-Rises...,... g
HIGH wATEE......Tiis
sspdy Hook. lem Gov leland. am Hell Gate...lo elm
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Deere.se 1855 Inc ~ 235 Dee 217l45 Inc 81 eo5
The aggregate quantity OF the same articles len At tide
water from the commencement Of navigation 70 the 3h OF
September inclusive during the years ISL and 1888 Is
q
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,,, .,.u.,.u there .pT>rs = g lsse i -
sSs- psvioss the pm o TsrncS deay
r,,s,n ssesrd nat nd steward who wee 80 ~ - 10 bs
,hst tssre y = my eas. ihA, they were sS-s y -
"a fgrfn0OE.
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INTEREST. - CANANDAIGUA aud ELM
AILEGHANY yALLEY R. R. LErTNe.-N

n TICr TO NTRACTORS-Sgaled proposals vii v -
criEed by the sshscrtsr The Enals ~ 9As, klnss&
A.froos County Pa anti rurscf o. TUESDAY, Oct u -
and masonry between AIMING md th@ rs1 4
MahoBns 70 ues and the eane naSnry and 'sne sa 4
uIes n division emhaces al The tunnclns cn The lae
Prorosas vii asc b. received o delivery 81 cross. ~
Ike between Piflburgh The crth u Mshorias 50 niles ~
eIosses feet ops BY nclN VI white cab, red bssv
chesuuf other approved llInber
Proposals b. e q he cfce Of TIE sh~e tier m ne eas
Pfistsrgh WsieT above Market uaii NoadAy ne IVA ~
toher
fhe tn lire will Re ready for evssain on ani sf
vch time the rans arc srestcafiocs
KfannnF For further Information srphes&
Frarfln Wright PrDr Assistant hnsise ~
txnnus 10 " Nncr Roberts Chtf Fng-eer, George E<<
haru Associate Tuerser PilsNurah Hor Wn yosnoa FREQ
dent. the sulscTit.ra tsttANbf NtAlNs. sshs hs&
Ar efcan Rarfd journal Tribune al ferad New tofk NV
ID rha Ledger and rare kitAnnins Bfocke and C.r,f
Hesd and Plain Dsss Cleyssnd insert Oct a. anA eal
fstefx [ D ID Ttshrrsh Gazette
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II ONG Island WATER WORKS COMPANY-

l. CAPITAL - 90 oo0-sHAREs 80 EACI.-BO0KS q
STBSCRIP1 ON the STOCK viii be opened WI
NEsDAY the m day d Ober n.St q the Bank 81 ne Rep
corner on Broadway and Wasts Neiork, In Brooklyn u
CITY Bsnk No I4s Atauiet and NEmbash at the Funsa
add Ciizsus Bank, foot q south lt1st.
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POLICE COMMISSIONERS-DEcIsO
The following decisions have been rendered by the Pc
lice Commits in the recently tried before them
Of policemen charged with derolection Of duty
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COINNERCZAL MAITERG


) Phe1II NfiDInf Co. 80.
D New Greek Cszl g -
Brfwiek C.sy Id CO. b'' 1
r =. CaroiluG CoTyf-.-.s-s-
5 V. Y. Cenrrtl z 2 --..'t !
I, V.o3s Islrud Rai roud- :
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GREAT HEssIAN STATE LOAN of ss7e5,o Op-

~ q 90, ooo sssslss
This Loaa guaranteed ~ she Govern eui AM
,ureut Psnk NJ Messrs NJ A Won kofHcN lLO
SONS N Main The following Capital PIssnsA
be gained. viz;
IA 81 20 eco Dollars. 90 o. teo Dollars
= OF 5000 Dollars. 20 u Aeee Dcieis-
4of $500 Dollars. ~ " l,So Dollars
o. OF SCc0 Dollars. leo Of Loo Dollars
&C &c. NC Ac
The srallsst Prize 4 IS Dollars.
Drawing will take place In December. lS6
THE sHAEks IS As FOLLOWS -
Share for q Sterling Thirteen shares 'or W sufnr&
Sir share, Tor IS sterling Thirty Shares for % sterly
Si,,y-ave shares for 20 sterling
dred ard shares for tao Sfefliaf
Remittance can be made American notes az - Al hs q
Ds on Trrope Fech Shareho VIII receive Pospectg- I'd
f racu ars the Driving he let Of The succe ss
Res which viii also BE- rubshsd the loading journals The Ps
viii paid IN Ch frankorton tho Main Pars, Londoa Ns<
York. cifY In the world ,..,,,,, d, - -,s,.,.
sONs Bankers FrsnkoontheMnin Germany Or their hosS
NCsr, A SCHNARZsd HID Co. No ~ LombArist Leui'a
who're every BANKING business viii D. carefully attended 10 h
ng House IN every principal town IN Europe
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the rights OF the states which to day Is called secession
and to morrow called disunon BY whstever of
prosch wise may at to SANDER IL, that is In
truth the original cardinal spirit Of the constitution Of
the United States"
We attach no Importance to tbs opinions Of Caleb
Cushing constitutional law but his language becomes
important since it shows that the standardization has
surrendered to the nullfers.
The Secretary Of the Treasury speaking Of his master
also said There Is this day who stand, high
before the American people save and except one and
he, the immortal Washington"
grave soberness Of thought subdued and ned
STYLE beats the dgoity Of important stations and the
example of court language set by the high unco aries
Of the government should leave the humble ssste',
the editorial chanters OF the hyms chance
to 20 little beyond the pattern Blu. he must have
genius for atery tha would make his fortune In Russia
or in Turkey. who can beat SECRETARY ithrie.
This secretary places man who has done nothing OF
note either in council or 10 battle above the heroes Of
the the heroes OF the war OF the heroes
OF the war of Mexicolbove his predecessors in the
Office above the great states from the
days Of Jefferson and franklin, have shed the light OF
glory over our history-above all great men, living
or dead The manner IN which the adnnistra ton has
pandered to fasons its gross Ignorance OF the true
spirit OF our government tbs awnng ssvish AID sense
less aatterya.ttery BY high oc1rs OF state-of THAR
MASTER reminds US OF the ast day or the Ro
man Empire.
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A Note from Budd's Lake.
FOREST HOTEL.

FOREST HOTEL,
BUDD's LAKE, N. j., Aug. Q, 1853.
Il N1o Summer Retreat-Hs Scenery and Id
ramtages-What you do There, and HoU you get
There.
This is most enchanting spot, which has been
brought within easy access to our citizens within
the past season by the extension of the Morris and
Essex Railroad. 1t is a lovely lake of about five
miles in circuit situated the top Of the range Of
bills known as Schosley's mountain. The lake
abounds in fish, furnishing both exercise and recrea
ton in their capture, while rowing riding, and the
romantic walks Of the vicinity, with the pure and
bracing atmosphere of this elevated region, all COM
bine to give an appetite to enjoy tho good things
provided by the attentive and obiging hosts of the
Forest House. This new and beautiful house has
been erected during the past winter, and is now
opened for the reception of company under the care
of Messrs. j. NJ. Sharp h Co., who have spared no
expense to contribute to the comfort of their guests
The trains Of the Morris and Essex Railroad, at $40
and ii A. NJ and P. NJ, will convey passengers to
Dover, N. j., from which place pleasant ride of
about ten miles will place them on the spacious
piazza Of the Forest House, and If pure and heathful
air, romantic scenery and the best of good cheer,
will repay the traveller, he will be amply remunera
ted for his journey.
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We noticed last week the recent horrible tragedy
near Carthage AT that time the negro belonging
to Scott had not been taken. He was caught in the
prairie about fifteen miles from Carthage, taken to
the town and tried, and was pronounced guilty, nj.
though he refused to make any confession. The
negro belonging to Dale had previously confessed
the whole matter. They decoyed DR.. Fisk from
home by pretending that Mr.. Dalcs child was sick,
and they had been sent for hi n He had gone but q
little way when one Of the negroes knocked him on
the head with an axe and killed him. They both
went to the house-one of them knocked Mrs. Fisk
down with his fist and after brutaly accom- plishing
their desires on her, killed her with the same axe
that killed her husband, choked the child to DEATH
set fire to the house ia two places, and left. The
citizens OF the surrounding country, determined to
give q warning to all future transgressors OF the
kind, took the negroes out Of tho hands OF the
officers, and burned them on Saturday last, about
ten o'clock, They both made confession after being
chained to the stake but the Scott negro after wards
denied any knowledge Of it. They died in about
two minutes.
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niagara Falls.

CLIFTON HOUSE, NIAGARA FALLs,l
Saturday, Aug. 6, 1858.
The Best Place to See the Falls--Au9y's Position,
and the Manner in ,chich he Might haVe been
Savcd-Mattcrs and Things at the Hotels, &c.
As voluntary correspondent Of the HERALD for
the first time in my life, being rather retiring,
modest person, you will not deem it out Of place it,
in hour Of LEISURE the experience Of first visit to
the Falls is the theme of consideration.
The best general view Of the Falls, as universally
conceded, is to be obtained from the Canada side,
although even here the real grandeur Of the American
Fall is not duly appreciated, Goat Island, in mea-
sure, screening the main sheet Of falling water from
view Visitors, in order to form just conception of
their magnitude, should visit the Cave of the
Winds" where their most ardent antcipations can
not fail to be gratiAed, unless blunted by complete
duc6ng, which will eventually ensue. The falls on
the Canada side certainly inherit the claim of su-
periorty from their great breadth and greater dis
charge Of water, but the current of the rapids,
viewed above and below the bridge on the opposite
shore, is in my opinion, the most picturesque. Here
am forcibly reminded Of the awful position Of poor
Avery, for twenty weary hours under burning sun,
without food and without hope, by his boat, now
firmly wedged in ledge of rocks few yards from
the frightful chasm in which it was his fate to be
hurled. And yet it is my unalterable conviction
that he might have been saved by means of a rope
had he risked being drawn through the foaming
surge.
The Clifton has goodly sprinkling of guests,
about two hundred having this afternoon sat down
to dinner. Here may be seen the New York mer-
chant, freed for brief season from the cares of
business life, with more of repose and tranquility
than usual on his countenance the Broadway dandy,
with his delicately curled moustaches slipping his
wine with the utmost nosschaLance, and ever and
anon cycling fair-haired damsel, who recprocates
by furtive glance it may be in admiration, but
fear more in dersion. Visitors also from the South
and West making the whole a society at once
refined and intelligent, with an exception just noted.
As matters Of interest seldom transpire here,
would attach blame to myself were l to infringe
upon your valuable space at greater length. The
weather is beautiful although quite sultry, these
rugged heights that border the river. Whatever
be the tumut, there is the solemn majesty Of the
mighty cataract in isthunder, in its never changing
and sublime features-in its white crested rapids,
rushing as it were, from the very couds-n all eter
nifty the same, from creations dawn, forming ideas
the most grand and comprehensive of the true great
ness Of higher power than that embodied in mans
ffail tenement / would recommend all who have
WISH to visit Niagara. Hotel accommodations on
either side may be had in style almost equal to
New York hotels, and at reasonable rates. VIC.
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Theatrical ana NYusical.

BowmY TnEATRE-Ths programme Of entertainment
spsctseis Of the N.iaS Queen and Se dra%a Of the
"Forest Of Bondy" the casts Of which include Miss
Turnbull, Msssrs. Cony, Taylor, and Ma ter Cony
NImos GARDEN -'Kim Ka F" and the "whiie Warrior
and Red Gnome" are the pantt mines to be presented
Thron and the English Opera company are to appear
again on Monday.
drama Of Iuke the Laborer the 'Day After the We'd.
cling" and Rappinga and TsbleMovings" for represent
alton this evening, in which Holland, Johnston and
Miss Ray mond will appear.
NATIONAL THEATRE -"Uncle Toms Cabin which Ia
every night received with such enthusiastc appreciation
by full assembages, Is announced again for this eve
ming.
ST. CHARLES THEArRE.-The bill Of amusement offered
at this estab shment to night, consists of the Brakes
visible Prince"
AMERICAN MrsEUM-Ths new and peculiar drama OF
'Paune is to be represented both this afternoon and
evening, In the lecture room Of the Museum.
FRANcoSI's HpPoDRoME-An exceedingly attractive
programme Of equsstrians announced for this after
noon and evening, at the Hppodrome.
CHRITY's AMERICAN OPERA HOUSE -Christy's Mnstrels
offer light and varied amusement for this evening.
woop's MINSTREL HALL--An excellent selection Of
songs, dances burlesques and instrumental solos will be
given to night by Woods Minstrels.
BUCKEYES ETHIOPIAN OPERA HOUSE -Buckeys Serena
ders are to give many of their best features this evening
CASTLE GARDKs.-Another Of thofe delightful Sunday
concerts is to be given tomorrow evening by bod
WORMS Corncs Band, at this establishment,
0wES's ALPINE RmEs.-This entertainment is to be
discontinued on Saturdays hereafter.
BANyARD's AND FRANKENsTE1Ss PANoRAMAs are drawing
very respectable audiences every night.
Mrs. Anra Cora Mowatt the accomplished actress. Ia
now lying seriously Ill at "Ravenswood" New York, the
resicencs Of hsr father Samuel G. Ogden, Esq.
Mr. Daydge late Of the Broadway theatre Is perform.
ing In Montreal where he received benefit ON the 10th
instant
Mr Julia Dean has been engaged at one of the teares
in Boston, and will shortly appear.
Madame Anna Bishop gave concert in Montreal on
the 9th instant.
The siamese Twins are exhibiting in Halifax s.
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terpr places and thus 1t is that this place compa
rnyey deserted until near the close Of the gay
so. when the Rhode Islanders concentrate their en-
erges and come out in one grand burst, yclept fhe
tall" Although there is no difficulty in obtaining
The various strong drinks young America delights in
at the Ocean House. yet out OF that sacred precinct
that delightful institution, the Maine Liquor Law,
reigns supreme, y III the words of Colerdges An
cient Mariner"
"waier, water everywhere.
But not q crop 10 drink" .
suppose this may be set down as one OF the CHI Ell
causes Of the decline Of this place. People 40 not
wish TO 90 to place where, IL they indulge in tler
accustomed habits, they are looked upon as open ~
vioators of the law, and Us little better than one OF
wy The yriyate residences in the vicinity Of Newport
are truly beautiful and can only De equaed by those
eICbtfu little country boxes scattered 80 thckly in
fhe nciehborhood OF Boston. The Hon. George Ban
croft has one of the neatest places 1t has ever been
NV good fortune see, and is noted here for his hos
pality always entertaining some select party of his
friends George Ripley, Esq, 81 the Tribune, and
his wife. have been spending some time with him.
The Reverend George looksas II the principles of
Fourier and the pckingsfrou the Tribune had agreed
with him; he looms up lage, ana IN his r0tundity
have been paving asit to the " Old Mill, !, as it
is called, and have beer perfectly astonished to find
30 little antiquarian syIt among our cltlzens for
doubt if nine-tenths those now sojourning at the
Ocean. have ever heed Of this interesting edce 1t
Is massive round over, built entirely Of stone and
derives its presep name from its having been used
as windmill. rom the fact of q skeleton clad in
very old bronz, armor, having been dug up near its
base is supposed to have been erected by the Morse
men who disovered America long before the time Of
Columbus md, as you are doubtless we'll aware, has
been mad 1.-The subject Of beautiful poem by Long
fellow, e-tled The Skeleton in Armor." / have
made eensive researches in order to be able to
swer eqdestion very frequently propounded by one
OF vow most talented attaches, and which is to be
four In this poem, viz:-
Why did fhe leave that night
Her Iest npguarded2'
sutas yet have met with sufficiently satisfactory
exclamation to satisfy him.
AS for our guests, / am afraid that an account OF
heir sayings and doings would not pay" to use
the politico-economical phrase now in vogue. We
have not had any celebrities or eccentricites here
as yet.
Hoping that better times will soon come here, and
chat my next may be OF more interest to your read
ers, with your permission, shall keep good look
out here, and remain, sincerely yours,
LIE FLANEUR,
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To DE TAKEN TO THE INSANE HospITAL.-The
Court Of Oyer and Terminer for Philadelphia county
ordered Sheriff Allen to convey Thomas Ward and
John McCausand to the State Lunatic Asylum, near
Harrisburg. These persons were convicted of muir.
der in the second degree, but obtained new trials,
when 1t was made clear to the Court that they were
insane at the time OF the commission OF the deed for
Deputy ShoriT WIN. M. Bmeyer will convey them
70 tio IAnatic Asylum to-day Phsladeiphia
Gaxtite dug. III
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A PREFERENCE FOR THE STATE PRrsoN.-In the
Municipal Court of Boston, on the 18th instant,
Lemuei N. Clark, on q charge Of larceny from o
dwelling house, was sentenced to two years In the
House OF Correction. At his particular request,
however, the sentence was changed to tho State
Prison. he said he preferred that institution which
he has visited twice before.
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Dyer Hbbsrd, Esq, Lisbon N. H. fell from bufiiiag
on which he was at work the 9th instant and
badly injured that he eied the next day, Hs was assat
60 years OF age.