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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-01-04

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lid teipe!01nOe lAtttelte, @r5lDlen mill it
@ud AUDI, 1c piel Sbr wcIt, nur la9l mir 5uppr
no Die Suitine 1T uup mie'S ibr 8ebt
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I6tpenmirtb ldaetup. Die 3ultme lit nitt
melt, lie ilt immer NOD BET uns, lit mlner npt
gu babetl, uno OIL wnlt leben, paB tie ltt in Der
lau9en 3eit 91r niAt perdupert bat.
llnG neint Sbr. il3te @brtaro, ie babe aud
ibren Sinn ntat 9eanpert? Dem wenn lit
nod 70 pentt, pie UOr fieben Snbren, Io tanu id
wieber at5eben tpie Id oamul8 abBe5cgen bin
SITS penn mabr rief Der 2SW,nnit,b Sd
tann'8 idier nidt 9Lauben. Oa8 betb' d Ell
ne itanpbaite 3reue, Die muB ibr bod pa8 6er;
weiA MAIDEN. !3mar bap i'd tbr uiAt binetn.
eeeben, aber e8 9lbt fell beiieres in Her Welt
3 umal8 1T lie eben nod gu jung 8emeien. See
p.rp lie'8 eber iddsen tGnnen, waS eth treue,
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-28

This ship LEFT New York on Tuesday 2lst inst for Savan
nah. ON Wednesday afternoon, when about forty miles
north q Hai.ss met with accident % her machinery
which disabled her. ON Thursday morning fell in with
the brig Mary Mlliken, from Philadelphia for Cardenas
70 which vessel part Of the passengers transferred
the steamers boats with the understanding that they
70 be landed at Tybee next day While returning
under canvass met by the steamer Augusta hence for
Savannah who took her In tow and arrived here late on
Sunday night The Augusta lc yesterday afternoon with
The floridas passengers
The steamship star Of the South arrived here yesterday
with the passengers that had gone board tho brig Mary
y Mllikcn. The steamer Augusta left in The afternoon
with all tho flora passengvrs including those brought
by the star az the South
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-28

The 0rxRA AT THE AcADExy.-Thc illness Of Stefani tho
tenor, neccssaied change In the programme last night
when "Lncan was substituted for civilian Tell" Nine.
Gsssier sung Lucia as admirably ever. rs her best
rose. The tenor Msocaferr who took the part at
short notice, and sung the whole Of il respectfully,
and parts Of very well lie has the usual fault Of
tenors with great deal Of voice. and does sing piano
or use the demi voice. There fair house civilian
tmo. Two artists engaged by Mr. Maretzck have ar
rived. They are Sgnor Giovanni sbrglia tenor, and
gnor Ccsarc Mani, basso. Their dt6sss viii take place
Immediately.
The ~atiHts yesterday well attended, tho whole Of
the lower part Of the house being packed with crinolne
The "Trovatore'' sung by Gazxanga. Brgnoli and
Amodio Brignoli remarkably good voice and re-
geivpd n recall from he LADIES'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-28

kDIcTNEsT OF CORPORATION OFFICIALS BY THE
GRAND JURY.-we understand that the late
Grand Jury have found bills Of indictment
against some Of the collectors of assessments on
brought to light in that department This is one
OF the results-and a practical one-of Mr..
Franklin's labors in the Joint Committee Of Ac-,
counts, and is only the beginning Of the good
work yet to come. The Grand Jury which is to
be sworn 10 next month win probably have two
or three more Of these cases before them. Crimi-
nal indictments are the only efficient weapons
with which to make dishonest officials disgorge
their ill-gotten gains and deter others from dip
ping too deep into the public treasury.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-28
Markets.

NKw ORLEANS, Sept. 81, 1858.
The by the Prince Albert and City of Washington
has caused greater rmness in cotton market though
there is change in prices yet Sales to-day 1000
bales. Lard in bbs, prime, lie.
SAVANNAH Sept q, 1858
The sales Of cotton to-day 900 bales firm prices
BALTIMORE, Sept. 81, 1855.
Flour steady Ohio, IS so; Howard street do Wheat
frm red 81 1Sa 81 80; white 81 IS. Corn steady. Ba.
con GAc. sac.
PHrLApEIPHIA, Sept. 81, 1853.
Flour firm: sales to-day 900 bbls. at SIS so Wheat
firm sales 5000 bushels at 81 80 for red and 81 43 for
white. Corn active: yellow &c. 93c Conee-Rio, lie.
o1scIsSAn, Sept. 2T, 1858
Flour unchanged, with moderate demand; supcrfne
Provisions unchanged. Wheat steady, but not active
red 81 o., white 81 Is.
CHICAGO, Sept. 81, 1858
Flour duh. Wheat active at Tic. Corn active at 5obc
Oats quiet. Shipments 10 Bunao-34 900 bushels wheat
81 900 bushels To Oswcgo-89 600 bushels wheat
Al 900 bushels Recepts-4,30V bbs -four, 81 900
bushcls wheat, 10000 bushels corn.
BurYAIo, Sept 27-lPM
Flour market firm this morning and fair business
dong Sales, 500 bbls ut 50 IS for choice supcrnc
Michigan s. 37h s. g. for good extra Indi-
ana, Michigan, Ohio and Canadian IS SIX Sc 20 for
double extras Wheat In good demand for milling; mar
ke rmcr Sales ii 900 bushels Milwaukee club at 81 O3:
10000 bushels white Wisconsin 81 IL and 5000 bush
els red Ohio At 81 49, Corn in active demand and
market better Sales, 5000 bushels al 6Oc for hot:
csc. e5hc for sound. Barley in good demand and bet
ter sales at Soc S5c. Rye quiet at DOC. a Toe Oats
acc. a 47c. Whiskey steady: sales 300 bbs. az nc
Canal freighis lower; 40c. -four lie wheat loc on
corn TO New York Receipts by lake for the last forty
eight hours-l5,e "a bbs -four; 50 9T3 bushels wheat;
20 5o2 bushels 92o bushels oats 500 bushels bar
ley. shipments by cana5 552 bbs -four 6S LOO bushels
wheat, - Sd bushels corn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-28
Death Of a Fireman.

Al meeting Of the Board Of Engineers and roremcn,
held 81 Fremcns Hall last evening, sept ~ ls5s-Chef
Engineer Howard the char-the following preamble and
resolutions offered by Alex NJ Eageson Foreman Of
Tose Company No. u, were adopted
Whereas has pleased all wise Providence 10 remove
from midst late associate owen Davis who died
injuries received by being by engine No IS
evening of Sept 4, is1S. and.
Whereas. IN view u deccase duty 10 give
expression TO feelings this melancholy occaslon
fore be
Resolved That IN the death Of fireman.
department has been called the
whose character FOR industry honesty exemplary
citizen and fireman. had endeafed him large Of
friends and associates.
Resolved That this Board deeply sympshse with his family
and relatives An their sad ali
Wise Providence viii proecs his family In this trying hour
their affection.
Resolved, That the Fire Department attend his funeral IN
body Tuesday morning Sept ~ 1884 from residence
Of the foreman OF Engine Company No IS 25 West Thirty
seventh street, at 10 O'Clock A. ".
Resolved, That cory % this preamble and resOluons
signed ny the objects OF this meeting be transmitted ~ his
family and published In the ewspapcrs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-28
THE LATEST NEWS.


Arrival Of an Electrician frosA vslentia 1t
Halifax-Conl1ataon OF the Cable a the Irish
End on the l0aA inst.
The following despatch received by Mr. Field last
evening
HALIFAX, N. S., Sept. 81, 1858
CYRus W. FIELD, NEW YoRx-
have arrived here on my way TO Bay Of Bulls Arm,
with instruments and regulations to test the cable in
cert with yaenta. Good and regular currents from New
foundand were received up to the day left vaenta (he
18th inst but words had been received since the %
inst The testing shows loss Of insulation three miles
from yalenta, but hope to work through IT, leave here
possible The steamer for st Johns does not
start until the 9TH Of October shall try get there
by gunboat or otherwise Immediately.
LUNDY, from valentla Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-28
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

THE New York Decentralization for Europe.
The Cunard mail steamship Persia, Captain Judkns, will
leave this port tomorrow for Liverpool
The European mails viii close in this city at nine
O'Clock TO morrow morning.
The European edition Of the HERALD, printed in French
and English will be published at half past eight O'Clock in
the morning. Single sppies in wrappers, six cents.
Subscriptions and advertisements for any edition OF the
Exw YoRx HERALD will be received at the following places
IN Europe
LONDON Samson Tow, Son Co., AZ Ludgate Hill.
Fines & Macy, 6l King William street.
PAIRS j lansing Baldwin 4 Co., Place de La Bourse.
I5yYuu,ooI lansing Starr 4 Co, NO. Chapel street.
r. stuart, 10 Exchange street, East.
HAvRR Lansing, Baldwin Co, "a Rue Corneille.
Tho contents Of the European edition OF the HERALD
win combine the news received BY mail and telegraph
the once during the previous week and up TO the hour of
publication.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-28

AM roR NEW ORrxASs-The Fort Hamilton Relief 50.
cety has dram Of sass Is 10 tho Howard Asso.
citation II New Orleans for tho relief Of those sick II vel
low fever This money raised years since when
the yellow. fever was nj Fort Hamilton
Gas EXPLOSION IN Pun srxrr-Ex GOVERNOR srxroS
DRArTr SLIGHTLY ISJrRrp-The alarm Q. Orc for the
Seventh district yesterday morning originated from No
80 Pine street. appears that Governor Draper disco
vcred very strong smell Of gas In bis ONCE which
appeared 70 proceed from the basement Mr. Ora
per procured lighted candle and made search FOR the
leak 10 stop possible In passing through the
IN fort q the coal vault his light encd the gas
the vault and produced explosion fortunately for Mr.
Draper the vault had door while the grating OF the
ttoop and the basement doors being open
permitted free vent 10 the explosion Mr. Draper
slightly burned on his hands, and his hat, white one
was completely singcd aud its color changed brown
There gas uaed n The building consequently the leak
= somewhere under the street Flames continue 20 gush
orth from hundred places IN the stone wall u the
ault and un the street Is opened and the supply OF
stone and brick, there 4 no danger Of the flames ig
hitting the building.
LEcTuJ1a ON GFcoev.-A great crowd filling the Athe
ngum 10 Overlooking attended IN. Boynton's introluc
tory lecture as night Brooklyn. Tits evening DR. a.
ccures at the Cooper Institute, and introduces his bril-
liant galvanc experiments.
TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.
Allow me 70 express through your paper my modification 10
been montned In connection with disrcnptable affair
Mr.. Debrsm. Nehs my friend have, thank God any
s,ea hs NJ Bo.ant b. bssn sesn n nv nes ssas
house FRIEND e hc prisoner feel my duty contra
dic ne sa,e-n and . declare that he spent The Day with
O'Clock this morning when viii my friends cease 10 be
20 calumnousy reprcscntedf Capt n. a. DkRIyIERE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-28

An OPERA wAR.-The rival npresarii, Maret-
eek and Strakosch, are getting up fierce oppo-
sition; announce extra nights at low prices, as
well a. nminks, and 80 on without number.
Which win win, or whether either will gain, Is
not quite clear. The public, however gets the
opera AT cheap rates, aud will probably make the
most If IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-28
The yellow Fever at the South.

SAVANNAH, Sept. 70, 1893
There were but four ntermens here yesterday of which
one was from yellow fever.
SAVANNAH, Sept 81, 1858.
There but three intcrments to-day, but all wore
from yellow fever.
CHARLESTON, Sept. 26, 1858
j. L. Hatch OF the editors of the Courier died yes
terday from yellow fever. Hc able and accom-
pushed writer The whole number of deaths during the
week from yellow fever were eighty lone.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 81, 1858
The deaths from yellow fever Saturday were sixty
for the week they foot up four hundred and for
~ tive.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-28

THrRrow WEED has not yet solved that BIZ
ographical mystery rs TO whether the Morgan
whom be Is now running for Governor il the
Morgan Of anti-Masonic times. Let us hear all
about IT,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-28

TIN OPERA AT BrRroSs-" Lucrezn Borga" is an.
nounced for this evening with Mmc. Do Gazzaniga Nine
strakosch Brgnoll, Amcdio and Junca The last named
artist who sang exceedingly well The concert on sln
day. will make his dsbm IN opera in this city. This com.
pany announced 10 OF four nights al
the Boston Theatre on next Monday
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-28

Nmios ssIcos.-Mr Massctt gives this evening his
second entertainment, descriptive Of travels many lands
The soirt, l. very amusing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-28

CNcrSAu.-Grand concerts ny the Ullman troupe,
which includes Carl Tormes, rerring Anschuiz, and q
grand orchestra are snnovpccd FOR the s3h aaa Goth Of
September
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-28
Cc'rt OF Common pless--chsnbers.

btlofe Judge hfhay
SgrT 2T.--Pcsw TN Evck and tcife w. TIE Mavor and
CommcaciV and ne Neic lok md Harlem Rgiirodd Com
poHy--Ths case was resumed this morning Al nine
O'Clock, and adjourned At eleven O'Clock al 10 morrow
Mr. Field has pct ccpsllded his argument A. YET
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-28
re In Montreal

MONTREAL, Sept. III 1858.
The omnibus stables in the Of Bonay enture Hail.
destroyed by fire this morning and fifteen horses
burnt The fire is supposed 10 have been the work Of
inceIdiary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-28

The Prince Albert's News MT New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 81, 1858
The report Of the Prince Albert for the agent
the Associated Press received here by the National
line at $50 A. NJ The despatch sent from New York
at 1895 A. NJ, and beat time nearly an hour.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-28


SHIPPING or THE SHORE END or THE cABLE-THE
INTERRUPTION or THE coSrrsUrTy-wHERg DOES
THE DEFECT ExIsT-rRoFEssoR rHoMPsoN's orr
sIos-REfLY or THE DIRECTORS TO MR.. WHITE
HousE-rRIoE or THE SHARES IN LONDON.
The shipment Of the shore end 81 the Atlantic telegraph
cable IN progress board the steamer Blboa at
Plymouth the cumbrous nature Of the cable necess
ted caution In the work Of slowing expected
be all board before the night the 10th whcn the
Blboa would proceed 10 the Thames.
The Plymouth sept III correspondence Of the London
Globe says
Up 10 o'clock this morning miles only shore end
slowed on board the steamship Bboa at Keyham II
he cable which requires be kept the hoI and
ased IN m place A. gccs on board About three miles may
Turdsy night From Plymouth the Bboa prcceeds 70 the
Thames.
The London Times OF Sept Ia says
There r. alteration the condition Of ,e Atlantic cable
COMMUNICATIONS continue TO be received through the entire
Inc but ey too faint for anything be gathered from
hem The shares remain without nucuaon the
having been at Sass and f6OO.
Professor THOMPSON on TnE ELECTRICAL CURRENTS
AND CONTINUITY.
TO THE EDITOR LONDON Ngws
ind that what said az the dinner given Tuesday
last at Klarney 70 the chairman and directors Of the At
lantc Telegraph Company, reported Incorrectly In
your impression Of yesterday. would, therefore, feel
obliged by your correcting a the earliest opportunity.
Amor speaking Of the fact that Sr Charles bright tho
who had undcriak and executed The impossible task
alluded TO The electrical properties Of tue cable and said
that although the by Of sending currents through
$500 miles Of submarine line mo- reasonably doubted,
yet was much less easy TO them for teegrephic
communication than currents through equal icngh o.
cipat.d The dIacutyn said, 1.-THE genius OF Faredsy
anticipated the difficulty Ma,hcmatciens calculated ~
They gave u necessary warning, and as evcue nave
proved perfectly sorrcct estimate of the amount y GU
barasscn 10 be overcome The elaborate and valuable
preliminary expersnenia OF Mr. whitehouse had large
influence N removing from The public mind doubts fc a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-28


From the Liverpool Post (cty Artcie) sept ISL
Consols opened good the market became trmcr and
the prices reached ater hours ana du-iny ,e
day further rise was established Canadian advanced
Foreign stocks commenced good and len OF higher New
lurhsh loan weak at one Time but rallied before
Close. Banks good. Closing prices-Consols for money
s1A e5s.; for accoun, e7s a s7X; Exchange bIIls.
large, Mr. 80 %; do. small, in "a Up
90 Atlantic Isesraph 400 aSio business done al 5o
Consols finally closed at eTs. o7x
Railways not quite good after official hours Foreign
exchanges closed without material change. Discount
nd s'eaay snort dated paper 2 Az long dated
gas goo in Australian gold BY the AvOr was delivered
10 day, but not yet disposed Of
Tho negotiations between tho Austrian government ana
,ne capitalists proposing 70 purchase the Trieste and
Vienna and other lines Of Austrian railway are sad 10 be
about els 600, spread over eight or ten and
the largest proportion to be subscribed on the continent
AMERICAN SECURITIES
The London TINES of Sept Ia quotes n slahs improve
mcnt In the leading railway securities and gives the FOL
lowing as the business Of the day preceding
m 49,, ~ mares discount z9h
Pennsylvania Central I'd mortgage. ..............a1
Erie shares'.s........
RICHARDSON SPENCE co.'s cRcrLAR.
IIvxRrooI, sept. "a, 1853
Since Friday Tho weather has been magnificent, allow
ng the later districts 10 bring their harvest nearly 70 an
kct wheat limited demand and slow Of sale, with
out change in prices Tho bulk % the better kinds Of
wheat both white and red, Is held of the market, and
could not be bought except al considerable advance on
quotations. Flour Of good quality and N perfect
dton wanted full rates. in other kinds little done In
dian corn-lor white good inquiry, chiefly Speculative,
was manifested and fair quantity changed hands al s5s
for prime yellow in retail sale at 34s per quarter We
quote whoat-Rcd Chicago, BE-. OF. 70 s. Sd, Milwaukee,
5s Oh 10 g. lid; Indiana s. S 70 es. 81. white West
ern a. adj 10 g. seuhern, ~. 10 Ia al Der 10 lbs
rlo,rpbiladepha and Baltimore, 2ls 20 OBS 3D.: extra
Ohio Cd 70 2Ss; via New Orleans, 23s. TO 25s per
barrel.
nrry shows no Improvement Of demand and sofia
very slowly; prices nomnaly unsdtercd pork-Ns
American offering; Irish quiet naccn--t moderate re-.
tail business dong AZ the lately rates and s
expected that the stock VIII be got through previous 10 ho
arrival Of new Iard-Reaners stll tkeep from buyng
and sales contnuc, In retail, ut eos Cd "a per eva
TAtow has ruled dill since last and IA again rather
easier in price, buA M tho close there s e mora
hrmness Butchers Association may be quoted n,llv
nj sos. Cd. bls per cwt In London r. N G closos al
dps for delivery all this month, ana ass 6i last thrce
months of the year. Resin dun M a.. A. nd per cwt
for common. Bark slow AZ ~ ed. for phadeiphi. and
~ for Baltimore.
'Corrow--con,lnued imprqyemen, IN Manchester. md
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-28
Our Special Washington Despatch.

WAsHIN0rOE, Sept n 1865.
The Central American question is the taps again.
There is nothing particularly important While the
government will not enter into the confused and in
tcrminable quarrels Of the New York Commodores 1t Is
anxious TO have the route opened and whoever opens
with fair claim to the privilege will be sustained 1t is
believed the White party old Canal Company have
right and In earnest to exercise H. Sending out boats
lately give assurance Of the companys earnestness
Colonel Forney and the Administration.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 81 1858.
Colonel Forney announces his design publish Thurs
days the address promised in his late card sustain
ing the positions assumed by him in his Tarrytown speech
and meeting tho accusations Of the administration and its
agents
Congressional Nominations.
PHILADELPHIA Sept ~, 1858.
The repuhcans Of the Seventh Congressional district