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The News.

We give to-day full particulars of the insurrec-
donary movement, which commenced at Harper's
Ferry on Tuesday night and was brought to
bloody close yesterday by the United States ma
rines, the militia Of Virginia and Maryland and an
armed body OF workmen Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad. Between thirty and forty persons have
been slain In the conflict The insurrectionists at
Harpers Ferry, it is believed at no time numbered
more than seventeen white men and five negroes
They were led by Captain John Brown, formerly
Kansas free State politician and an active leader
in the late border forays of that Territory. His
most active abettors were his two sons and John
E. Cook who has likewise figured in Kansas broils
Brown was wounded In the fight, and though at
last accounts he was alive he was not expected to
survive Some of the insurgent white mon and
large number Of negroes, are supposed to be Sc
creted in the mountains, where they will be spec
Oily hunted down and brought to punishment
BY the arrival of the overland mail at St. Louis
we have news from San Francisco to the 2Sth ult,
and later accounts from the Amoor river. Judge
Terry had been placed under $4,000 bonds to an.
swer for participating in the duel with Broderick.
Fires had occurred at Monte Christie and Diamond
Springs, involving the loss Of o large amount Of
property. There had been no arrivals at San Fran
cisco from Atlantic ports. Business continued dull,
but without change in prices. The accounts from
the Amoor river state that company Of Americans
had launched steamer capable of ascending the
river and also that they had obtained the privilege
of navigating the river.
Judge Osborne yesterday rendered decision of
the case of Lane, the alleged Fulton Bank default
er, Diminishing the complaint We give the Judges
decision in full in another column, as il contains
some interesting points. After the decision was
rendered, a complaint for false pretence was pre-
Ierred against Lane, and decision on this will be
given in few days.
The steamship Bremen, from Southampton on
the 4th inst, arrived yesterday morning Her news
had been anticipated by the North Brton and
Hammonia.
The annexed table shows the temperature of the
atmosphere in this city during the week ending
October Is, the range of the barometer and Their
mometer, the variation of wind currents and the
state of the weather at three periods during each
day, viz: at A. NJ, and 3 and o'clock P. Nj
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publish in this paper on the subject, from seve-
raj of our republican cotemporaries Of this
city, il will be seen that they betray some signs
of alarm-that they do not like the shape which
Mr.. Stewards "irrepressible conflict" is assum-
ing. Let the people Of this great conservative
State, however, remember that this insurrec-
tlon in question is but a natural appendage Of
an irrepressible conflict" with Southern sla-
very, and the author Of this treason may re-
ceive lesson in November which will afford
some security to the peace of the country at
large, as well as q sense of safety to the South
from abolition conspirators.
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The bleeding fields of Kansas and the bloody
scenes of Harper's Ferry are the only sure and
certain fruit of the sophistries Of Vim. II.
Seward. The sounding forge, the busy work
shop, the thronged mart, the clustering ships,
the reward Of industry and the joyous home,
are the rich tributes Of the constitution and its
compacts as our fathers made it and as we
inherit it. Judge ye between these when ye
go to cast your votes in the urn which Freedom
holds to gather your suffrages.
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any false entry or shat falsely alter any entry made IN
any book Oi kept ~ any m0neyed corporation
such corporation or Ms officers and delivered or intended
to be Delivered 70 any porsou dealing with such corpovs
tom b. which any pecunary obligation, claim Or crcx
shaR be- or shall puport " be- discharged, diminished, in
creased crested IN any atecteA, shall upon
conviction bc adjudged guilty OF forgery h the third
degree.
The defence set up was, that no cfencc
against this statute was committed by Vie de-
PENDANT, because only one class Of books is
here referred to, namely, those kept between the
bank and dealers with tho bank, and the On
tries are mentioned in connection with .
delivery or contemplated delivery. The Court
in this case has decided that, although the de-
defendant committed gross moral fraud, he
did not make himself amenable to criminal
prosecution, and therefore he was entitled TO q
discharge.
Perhaps the Court read that section of the
act correctly; but, If we are not mistaken, tho
case Of Lane does not differ much, If at all, as
far as the law is concerned, from that of Car
pentier, Parrot and Grellet, decided here In
December, 1856, when the defendants were
given up to the French authorities under the
Extradition treaty, and sent back to Paris.
However, this last bank fraud of young Lanes
has only been disposed of in the usual fashion.
His re-arrest on charge Of false pretences,
which followed his liberation, we presume will
terminate in the same way. It is very singular
that the bank managers should consent to try
him on what seems TO be a manifestly defective
issue, based upon the section of the statute
upon which the charge was laid.
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TRIPLE SHEET.
New York, Wednesday, October 10, 1859.
MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

New York Hernld-California Edition.
The mail steamship North Star, Capt Jones, will leave
this port afternoon, at three O'Clock, for San
Juan del Eord.
The mails for California and other parts Of the Pacific
will close at O'Clock to morrow afternoon
The NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD-Caifornia edition.
containing the latest intelligence from al parts OF the
world, will be published at eleven O'Clock In the morning
Single copies in wrappers ready for mailing six cents
Agents will please send their orders as early as pos
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DISCHARGE OF THE ALLEGED FULTON BANK
DEFAuLTER, LANE-A decision was rendered
yesterday by Justice Osborn in the case of
young Lane, charged with defrauding the Full
ton Bank, of which he was an officer, out of
some sixty thousand dollars, by means of false
entries in the books of the concern.
The particulars of this case are fresh in the
memory Of our readers The prosecution at
tempted to establish their cause on the 35th
section of chapter Of the Revised Statutes.
which declares that
Every person who, with intent to defraud, shall mako
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The REGENCY ORGANS AND THE CANALs-THE
ISSUE OF THE STATE ELEcTIoN.-The organs of
the two Regencies at Albany-the alias and
Argus, organ of the democratic Regency, and
the Journal, organ of the Seward Regency-are
hammering away at each other on the Canal
question, on the pretence that it is the great
issue at the approaching State election. The
Arqus, in multitudinous columns of abuse, ar
guments, figures and large capitals, is endea-
voring to prove that the ruin of the canals and
the vast Indebtedness Of the State are due to the
Encouragement of the Sewardites; while the
Journal retorts in equally ponderous fashion the
charge upon the democrats. Was there ever
apter illustration of the fable Of the kettle and
the pot? The leaders of both parties have
been using and plundering the canals from
their very origin, as each had power In success
sion, employing them for personal and party
purposes, until the unfortunate canals are bog
CARED and the State is left to account for debt
of forty millions for their Encouragement.
The canal improvements Of the State began
with De Witt Clinton, and he had to contend
against the organized hostility of both parties
in carrying out his views. The democrats, of
whom Van Buren, was the leader, opposed him
with all their might. The Erie canal was called
Clinton's big ditch, Clinton's folly, and other
opposition names, until they found that the
canals were popular, and then they undertook
to manage them themselves. When Seward
and the wings came into power, they also took
hold of the canals; and so on, from that day
to this, as each party attained supremacy, the
canals became the object of plumber. In tho
same manner the railroad interests Of the State
were made the prey Of these unscrupulouA
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WINTER GARDEN, Broadway opposite Bond street.
CHAnooNI THIRp-Youxc ACTRESS
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BRYANTS' MINSTREIS, Mechanics Hall 4Tc Broadway
BuRlxsoUxs, SONGS, DANoEs &c.-HoP or FASHION.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

ACADEMY or MUSIC. Fourteenth s.ree..-IrAIIA
OrIRA-ExHASl.
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wALLACKs THEATRE. Broadway.-FAsr MEN OF TIE
OLpEN TInE-BATaING.
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WOODS MINsrREI.S, SIS Broadway.-EruIoFAS SONGS.
DANCES, Ac.-DAnoN AND PYrHIAS
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COOPER INSTITUTE-DR. BoYsToS's LECTURE AND Elk.
rERixENIs IN NATURAL PHILOSOPHY AND GALvANic ENC
ARrs.
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BARNuMs AMERICAN MUSEUM. Broadway.-Aner-
noon-Wuis WAYS TO MAKE AND BREAK. Evening
Our OF TEE DIPIRs.
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COOPER INSTITUTE -PRor NrrcREtLs LECTURE on
THE ORGANIZATION STELLAR UNIVERSE
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THEATRE FRANCAIs, 5S5 Broadway-DRAYroSs PAR
LoR OPERAS LYRIC PRovE RBs.
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LAURA KEENEs THEATRE. ga Broadway.-Mipsux.
xER NiGRTs DREAM.
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WORKING HIS P;sr:G2.

A tall. a"A"n;h ,""iiny CHAP. jas; t.nu,
the Green Mountains ri N..r,nunt conn. ~,
board ono of the si'i,;'i.l Mouth lt>.,
boats at Albany. His cn,iu,irv was :,m q
,ngly excited at nucN. and ir commenced
preking. ia he called il. i,l" every nook
AMI c"rnrr OH :l,- boat. III" ..ar.ail.'-
office, the rnu:nc-,"".n. lie ari.r', sh,p
all underwent his irsl,c:i"n: and thea.
he went on derk, an! s"o'l looking III
Arrangement ~ lie ic""r team i,.r ..I.:ir-
nevs. and the va,:,,n> iixir:,' -: -, las. H.,
caught sight ,i ihv i..' ir> v.s ia.
GRO" hing wn'r'rr. and i. ,i,...i !, t,,n,
every position Wake! around j. rot dow II
ON lis knees, looked NJ i"!o il, ami rxc!aiin
ed:
Wall rely. this heats the bell ON on.
moe,in h,'uS" II .'.ai ~;-h''
Bv this t;n'". :,i',n.i,n nf tie cr,,t.in
and several of the p:,>svng.,: Was attracted
to this genius.
I"w much wo,.li you 4>l: to lr, f.l-
low rir" tl,;- ,".ii:
You MAY nus !: for y I...:r. rir. s:.;.:
III" captain.
Viii, its " ''rr="ir, =: fan ";,i :e'~y.'.
and no lr'ki'. "n
Its b'f".in. s;,.' sail lie can'rin. -
Our II rn went .!.., rn,. !, .!.i l., ,n.h, i,
Seat an having n,'sr,....i ..,rr,,i.,,.. T., II.
""''st'r'i'". '''""''"'rl ""-; < -'..~A -
first. and "r;"luai,v tn>'.r ;,,.., H. ..r III,
everybody n !,,r,.; IL, II H. Il D. s.. m,-
on fire, AMI ru,iIr,! "u .i.ci: sc,,..,"in. Min
alaim.
There stood til. captain. md H., rn -.
t." 'N"rm"n'rr rir.i". "wa,. /, :: .l"w,
and then t..r, and liz ii wa %, ,!.,... Tan,
al the time. Ih" passengers !"y:n l".x-
po<tnatc; the captain sail It was - i.n,-
gam. Bnt the p,->r,iy.'s h r:.,,.r u,u.r1
t'' TIE et"rnnI "lang"r >In'n''l l.. s,"l,rI
Al! the while there ed, our hero un.l..-
tnrhed, rng'n" away moic ways ;ian :.
corkney chine-r:nyrr ever .!,,a!. el of.
AT last the capain hogan ,n tI,ink i. ,,nc
to stop Tie si'np con; but hi, an,wsr
was
A fair bargain. and n" backing cca,,'
and lie rang away for dear lie.
Well, says tho captain, what will You
take to s'op.'
Wall, cap'a, guess Sian; To-: ,.ctI-
ing if | take five dollars aud fr." passage
to New York, bu, no, ~ .!..s.yd cen,
less.
We'll, walk dowr 20 III" .fii,c and cr,
your mo:'ey an'i p.,-ts: ticket, said til,
captain.
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NJ NoTICE.
Freight as Cheap as the Cheapest"

fINIIE Excrl Line having h"en ihoromg ly or.
L gnu zed OH The 29lh April. y. l.. Wndr
appointed President, T.. u. johnson. Secretary. .
x. JoI,nsInn. Agent at Savannah aud II. q. Rus
sell, Agent ut Augusta the S,Samrr Excel viii
in iu,nre IN in ccnnrcIon ~ it'll New York, rhiln-
delrha. and Baltimore steamships at Saw 'nnnl,
and Georgia Rail Road ut Augusta. Ienving sin-
vnnnah on Saturday Evening. ani Augusta om
W-dnrs.la, Morning. All G"ol. for Nnrtn- u
and European markets aud the INTERIOR should
bs addressed to care OF Agents Excel Line at
Savannah and Augusta. Forwarding Of course
free.
With men 50 pe'fertly acquainted with the
fo wariing and shipping business. IT is ne~di-ss
To nssnre the public that p'omptnrss will char.
actsrize all opsratoi's "f tlsis C,snp,nv. >, r.
= r. JOIINSOS. Ag't Savannah,
~: H. q. RUSSELL. Aga Augusta.
-~'-~ blav - 1857 e~~-----e-. = -.--.. , 3m
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We Lire in deeds ond not in Tt1ys'-
A pleasant, cheerful, lively. g'n.,o,s, cl:a,.
liable minded woman is never "ll. Her
heart Is rs young Il, sixty or severity n, il
WAS at eighteen o. twenty and they whn
ere OH -. SKY or seventy, arr no, made.
Old by time. They are NAL. old hy ,I,,
Tavagrs of passion and feelings .f an nm.
social, and ungcnrlous nature, wl,i,l, lu..
cnhke' Ell tiieir minds, wiink!"L their spiri.s
ami wi'here'l their sous. They n,e n,..,,.
old Ivy envy. hy jealousy, hy l.a,rej, by
suspicious. by u"cha,i,al.Ir feeling. Lv
s'a'derEg, sca"'laI'ziny, il-lr"d habits ::
WHICH. if they avoid. they Ir.ssrv. tl,.i
youth 10 the seiy last, So that tho child
shall die, Rs the Scriptures say, q hundred
years old. T;"r" ar3' ranv Old women,
VII" pride ,hsmse!.rscp,. being eighteen q,
twenty. Pri''sia ar oil i,a->iu., anl vaui
ty is gray IN the mu,Inaina. Tr,e u.
oil women that lMvo much OF cilmr,-
They are dry. hearlIrss. dull. cold. n"i;tl,-
eht. They wantthe well .lring Of . ou;h
tut affection, which is always chcp,fui. al
ways "rt;s". always engaged in some l.lor
stloys Shisi' is calculated to promote ani
diNfllmte g'j"yG,~n'. There is an old ag..
Qfslks ;heart. wj'ic is l"..s, .sv.' by man,
WHO have u" sas,'eloa TIA, t',,n. is any.
thip.t"f't atn,ut them = ann ,l,r.r ia !. y,r h
SEEb opfyer grows Old. a l. vr ~ho is, .vy,
sbey7a Psy CHE ~h" iS ever grl. -.
~dvss - .ssF5 l.
Sarah jane rec"suin nds To ha.!fuI Ia
Dies VIII" ai1 starred ant of r"nn,.ua,i Is
k1rid men. i" hl~p III. lr"eiiec. l.. slo~..
ing the ankle -e.z.
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C"ck! Hurk! XOw mann Hoyos2-
The press i':"! Il good 'ical Of fun -. tn. .x
p""sr of Z"IIary Ia. Ter brrnus. in Li.
Pres ilrnIial message. he sui.I--a,uo,,,, ,uh,.r
't'u"'--' We are at pence with all ,h.
w"i'i. and seek To n,aini;im our .l.,ri>I,.d r
'a''""S with Tie rSt of mankiud.' C.a,-
s'd"'''g that Z.chnry had srrn rnnr. se,-
wee III tn" field than in the council ,.ham-
i'"r allowance should have been nuJ. E,,r
'h" G"nrlaI'r h!unhcr. Bu Whit must w..
'"k "' such II srI'uar a- Jam-s Buchanan
i'"'p'ra''ng (" bull "q"alIy ms r,hicuIs,. as
c'Hr!sl The President, il seems. h,s
been on visit to Mr. h Carolina anil
""''' there II" had talk will, the people,
aud IN the concluding portion Of hi. re-
marks, deems made the following sia,,Iiuy
announcement Ny lamp of life canno,
'""''"'" long. ] hope may survive 20
t.: end f my Presidential term. Int so
"'"!'I''t'"cII, d" h"ii've ,Ia, munSind as
m'H"s tae pecpi' W Me Unsred Sh"trs. arr.
'nt"'r''~i III 'i'r r'-' II of this Union
hat ] may b" g"llr,rl To nv fathers be-
f,re EslIuuld ,"iness its dissolution Er.
II trdublr We often come "tf better than
wrcxpvct, and al"ays better than W. d.
serve. ~
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