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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-13

THx THEATRE.-Perhaps no actor of modern
times brings more intelligent conception. to the
Personation OF Hamlet, the Prince of Denmark.
Inan mr.. James r.. Murdoch, and the personifl f.
cation Of the character at the Theatre last nirh.
was all that could be desired by the most f,stidi-
Gus critic The PRESERVATION Of Ophelia, too by
! Mrs. Hiadstane, was most admirable throughout
Money" in which Mr.. Murdoch take. his hen
eht: or course the Metropolitan public will see
that he has bumper
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CRIMINAL COURr.-After our report closed yes
terday. the jury in the of Alice Hamilton,
,harged with keeping bawdy house, returned a
verdict of not guilty
Benz. Furguson was placed on trial for an as
sault and battery upon Daniel w. Jarboe. He
was convicted Of simple assault, and was sem
fenced to pay fine of $40
7O-day.-Wm Boyd, known as DR.. Boyd was
placed on trial on charge Of stealing slaves from
their owners, for the purpose of conveying them
away into free State. The testimony of the
Maryland officers, who caught Boyd near West
minister with the slaves in his wagon, was in
substance the same as given before Justice God
dard at the Jail at the time of his arrest. Mr..
Darlington conducts the case on the part Of the
defendant
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srrRExE CouRr-Yesterday, Martin Tschud-
DIV. of Prnnsy lvania was admitted attorney
and counsellor Of this Court.
No 337 Elisha c. Litchfeld, pl Unfit In error.
act Edward Cook In error to the Superior Coui
OF the CITY of New York. On motion Of Mr.
Moves, OF Counsel for the defendant In error, this
writ of error was doc keted and dismissed with
costs
AIT Benjamin latham, jr., ct al. The argument
ofthis cause was continued by Mcssrs. Keller and
Goddard for the appellees and by Mr.. Noy.s for
the appellants. AID Ourned.
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HOUSE FOR RENT-On north G street. be-
l. tween 4th and 5th, No. aI2. with n,ne rooms.
10 good tenant the rent will be moderate. Apply
to A SM ALL, north l. street, between 4th and 5th,
No. $50, NO 10 -,rt
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bv Coroner Woodward, over the body Of very
pretty white male infant, probably day old,
found yesterday by little girl In St Patricks
grave yard near the northern boundary Of the
city II had been dressed with little cap and
wrapped in piece Of an old curtain, and placed
In candle box (alive) with its face down. The
verdict was, that the child had been placed there
by some person unknown, and had subsequently,
died from cold and exposure.
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NOTICE! NOTICE. notice.
IN NOTICE,W NOTTCE,"r
LADIES!-LADiES m-LAnIFSm
beg leave To inform you thai from thIs DAY shall
M Commence selling of my entire stocSNA
ASX consisting of S2l,r00 wOr ofFAN ES$K
1LsEOCS GOODS, ofthe choicest style And SllllN
richest patterns to BE- round lC this city, aIl az
which is 10 be sod nv the frat day of March in
order to make room for splendid stock Of Spring
Goods, which shall receive early IN the sea son.
Gail at once ana ae for yourselves but don't huy
if you ere rot satish ID with thu prices
MY stock is large and must be rrducad
MRS. X O.. ETCHISON
No. IL Pa. avenue, bet sth and eth sts
and No. 23 Northern i.ibs-t.es Market space.
Ja7-'w bet. It'll and eth streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-13

The FIRE DErARrMENr.-I.ast Tuesday night
the annual election of officers Of the Union En-
CINE Company, No. 2 was held at the Engine
House in the First Ward and the following OFF,
GERS were elected: President VIM. Fl. Hines
Southall; Tr-a.nres, John vessy; Captain of In
CINE division, Tyler Southall; Captain of Hose
division, VIM. F.. Mastin. This, one OF the olde. t
of our fire companies, is in condition for efficient
service
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-13

TIE THROUGH travel by the Orange and Alex
andria railroad is now conveyed over the Alcxan-
dria and Washington railroad to Alexandria, in
stead CT over the turnpike, as has been the case
since the closing of navigation between the two
cities. Mr.. Hugh Latham has Withdrawn his
line Of coaches from this route, and will on
the LynChburg extension. Whaley's omnibuses
are now making regular hourly trips in cOnnec-
ton with the trains on the Alexandria and Wash
ngton railroad starting from the corner of Louis-
ana avenue and Seventh street
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RELIGIOUS the Baptis, church Of Rev. Mr.
Meador, Qsand,) a series OF meetings have been
the subject Of religion has been manifested, and
seems to be on the increase large numbers going
forward to the altar each night. Divine service is
held every day at 2h O'Clock p m and at night
ut ~ d. m Several converts were baptized on
Sabbath last and othe are expected to receive
the rite on next Lords day.
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT-Two
L very desirable newly furnished Rooms for rent
at O5 street north, between 9th and 18th streets
west. mn SO eotf
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The SMITHSONIAN MusEUN Observation-Disclosures
the unpleasant walk to the Smithsonian made SO
oy the recent rains and the melting of the snow
upon tie fields around the building, the visitors
scum Is growing rapidly, and increases in inter
est Win the number of specimens In addition
TO The rapid progress of the General Classification
by rrof Baird, the arrangement of the specimens
Is progressing. This laborious work Is being
perfected by MIR. p. z. Carpenter, whose experi,
ence In this department of science gives assurance
VI the speedy addition to the Museum of a most
satisfactory collection Of shells SO arranged as To
add to the qualification of visitors who love to
admire the beauty of Nature
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-13

FOR SALE OR RENT-A small FRAME
Il HOUSE, on Capitol Hill, containing rooms,
with Kitchen, wood house a d a good ward at
t,ched Inquire ct MAACK'S Lager Beer Brew
cry, corner 43i and N sts., Island. ia 10 ST.
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tJOORE'S WEST END DRUG STORE,
1ff ll3 Pa. AVENUE. SoUTH SIDE.
Strangers and others desiring Pure Medicines
should patroDiZe the above estah ishr1ert:-/
there they can find every thing in that line and ~
stores.
H Very particular attention paid to the dis
pensIng phys clans prescriptions. ia2 wv
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FOR EENT-The south HOUSE Of the row of
L now four story houses lately erected on Sd
street, between ID and r. streets north. Also, the
three now lour-sto dwelling Attn street. front
ing the City Hal square. These houses contain
all the modern improvements, and de6irabiy 10
9atod f9r terms, &c, apPiy 10 BALDWiH &
Attorney p. i.@w, No. 40 La. avenue, near 5th st.
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pUY YOUR STOVES

ID At HEDtIOED PHICES.
G. SNYDER, Philharmonic Hall, south side Of
the Avenue, west OF nth ,t-eet and door 20 the
Star Oics rs selling his eatre stock of Stoves, TIN
Ware, and Gas F!xtnI.s AZ reduced prices Those
in wait cf ba'gaias viii cal soon. Plumbing and
Gss h'nBS executed at the shortest notice, and
waTaated. de n
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By J. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auctoneers.
HANDSOME EUR NITIrRE CURTAINS

BY }. T.. McGD1RE d CO., AuctiOneers.
HANDSOME FURNITURE. CURTAINS AND
-UBLrC SALE.-On TUESDAY MORNING, Jan
ua u At IL O'Clock. IN the largo second story
al SIbiey Guy's building two doors west Of the
auction rooms, we shall sell a number of articles of
Furniture from the Presidents House, compris-
ing
suites of full gilt Paror Furniture in blue and gold
satln daHask, comprising two large SOFAS and
Cushions, tive We A rm chairs, two Fire screens
SIX Foot stools and four Ottomans with Cur
tains and Carpets TO match.
Suite of full gilt Perlor Furniture in green and gold
brocatelle, comprising one sofa and Cushion,
sixteen Arm Chairs, with Curtains and Carpet
Ruhl Tables. Sofas, Lounges and Earv Chsi-s.
Crimson Satin -pamask Curtains, from the East
Room,
Mattresses, Chairs, Bedsteads, Tables, Oil Cloth,
Terms cash. in specie
BY Order of the Commissioners OF Public Build
lngs.
all-d J.C. Mcguire & CO, Aucts.
Al, THE SANE TINE AND Pace.
we shaii sell Tor account Of whom it may concern,
Two suites handsome Walnu. ParInr Furnture.
finished IN green nd gold 3rncatelle, with Linen
Soyers, made TO order III Ia timoIe, and but
Superior French Plate Mantel Mirror, a byes,
DO do Pier Glass q by 40
Elegant Marble top Centre ard Sofa Tat les,
Suite of Black and Gold Ma-b!e-top Chamber Fur
nlturr. cost = 50,
Walnut Whatnots aad Etsgnres
ReGsteads, Washstands, Mattresses,
Marble tip Sidehoan S and LiqHor Cases,
OH Paintings and fine Engravings,
100 solid Walnut Chairs, finished in green and gold
BrOcatelle,
Large quantity Of new Linen Sheetins,
Lot Silver Plated Tea Sets, Ice Pitchers, c., ali
of which must be sold wi.hout reserve
Terms: $50 and under, cas- h; over that sum- a
credit of and 81 days for satisfactorily endorsed
ia IL Il o. MoCIrIpr On 49,.
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CoPPkh THIEF CAueHr.-For some time mast,
on 81; ~ months there have been populations going
On IN the machinists' department of the Savys
J. ard, which the overseers and wortme, 10y
n,.oerto been unable to discover and trace to anv
haaueular party. Tools and implements about
.ne snoP have disappeared most mysteriouslv and
unaccoontably, and the workmen, much ANNOYED
xa Deen trying to ferret out the perpetrator in
Ia un'll al last information was given which
Ieo 70 suspicion against Andrew Shilling. a Ger.
man man mechanic in the shop, who was watched and
an, 70 conceal copper about his clothing Com.
buchanan arrested the man. and found az mounds
copper upon his person last night Just as be was
a ", eavlng the yard. He was taken to the
81 tn mouse at the gate, and placed in the custody
vi tue marine officer there. Justice Murray held
an examination, which disclosed Sufficient evil
oence TO warrant his committal to iail He in fact
acknowledged that he had taken copper brass
&c, al various times. from the shop Justice
Murray accompanied the prisoner to the Jail. ana
mere procured bail for his appearance to answer
tne charge before the Grand Jury. The bail is
uaS Mades, restaurant keeper at the south corner
u Ihird street and Pennsylvania avenue
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E0R SALE-The GOOD WILL. and FIN
4 TURES of small segar and tobacco store on
fenn avenue, between 18th and 18th streets near
l@th street. Ii must be sold Cheap for cash. Ap-
ply on the premises. The store for rent. jsI2 ST.
HOUSE FOR RENT OR SALE. containing
- rs rooms, gas Potomac water, bath room, &c.
betweon AZ a. 9Th streets. Tine furniture will be
sold or rented With the house, if desired.
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GoETHE's CORRESPONDENCE WITH A

SD0 MCKINNEY q LANSDALE, SOO
oAO AsFSTs FOR THE CZU
PARK FlRE ms. co. u. Y.-Cash capital and
cLher ComaarIes having cash capital of over
tS,gn,"a Losses esUitsb sdjnsted and promptly
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EOR SALE-The two new three story and base
Il ment HOUSES, Nos. 36l and 500. situsted
on street north. between 18th and 18th streets.
containing II rooms each, and having largo Yards
attached. with a rear entrance from 18th St Pos
session given Immediately. For ms, &C., apply
the premises ia & SIS
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FLOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
1 fROPERTI-A FARM of 10 scres, near
Beltsvllis, sd. GEO. w. BRAT
no l5-2m Raal Estate Agent sic nh st.
A VALUABLE FARM FOR sALE-Situsted
n II hIcTnndriS- county, about "a miles from
GeorgetGvn, at the intersection of the GEORGETOWN
and Little Fails roads. consisting OF la2 acres. In
sulre on the premises, or fL. RICEARD S, corner
itSh Ia 5treets. Washington, y. G, ia left
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MORE, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1860

not follow our ancestry than generations back
without tracing the line to British coat" Ag4in
welcoming Lord Renfrew and his suite Pennsylvania
the Governor expressed ardent desire their pro
rest and pleasure to his Lordshp and be hereafter
ductiVe of lasting benefits to boths nations.
The Prince briefly replied, expressing his sincere
sense OF the high honor conferred upon him in the
capital OF the great State of Pennsylvania He
then, in company with the Governor, visited the
capitol building, and after viewing the scenes from
the dome OF the capitol she party started for W ash
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WASHINGToN, Oct 3.-Tbe President has appoint
ed Rev. Andrew G. Carothy, pastor of the Assem-
bly, Church, Washington, Consul to Turks Island.
Hiram Atkins not removed, as stated, from
the Po stmastershp at Bellows Falls but resigned.
There were several bids for carrying the mails
from Charleston to Key West and Havana. The
Postmaster General to-day awarded the contract
to NJ. c. Mordecai. Hence the steamer Isabel
will again be placed on the route. Certificates
were exhibited to the Department to show that she
has had a thorough repair and satisfactory exam-
nation, possesses water-tight compartments, and
all the modern improvements She will leave New
York on the 18th, reaching Charleston on the 5th
inst, to enter ON her reunlar trims.
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See Fourth Page.
FOR DOMESTIC MARKETS,
LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
LATER FROM EUROPE
PER STEAMER CONNAUGHT FROM GALWAY,
BoMBARDMENT OF ANCoNA.
WITHDRAWAL OF THE SARDINIAN
MINISTER FROM PARIS.

ST.. JOINS, Oct. 3.--The steamer ConRaught,
from Galway on the 25th ult., for New York via
this port, has arrived here. The steamer Palestine
had arrived at Londonderry.
The accounts from Ancona say il was bombarded
for nine hours by the Sardinian ships. The for
tress of Ancona replied vigorously, and the action
had been suspended for a conference.
Garibaldis troops concentrating at Vol
teno.
Queen Victoria embarked for Prussia on the 23d.
She Will meet the Prince Regent at Coburg. Lord
John Russell accompanies the Queen, and will, it
is said, have political conference with the Prus-
sian Foreign Minister.
Four submarine cables between Valencia and the
islands lvica, Maiorca and Minorca and thence to
Barcelona have been successfully laid.
Prince john of Bourbon, publishes in the Times
an appeal to the Spanish people relative to his
right to the Spanish throne.
The Emperor Napoleon and the Empress reached
ST. Cloud from Algiers on the 23d. The Emperor
in speech at Algiers, promised his best efforts to
forward the interests of the colony.
The Sardinian Ambassador had quilted Paris,
leaving the business of the legation to his Secre
tary.
From Naples there is nothing new in regard to
the movements of Garibaldi HH..-r#
Victor Emanuel has determined to proceed to
Naples.
LIVERPOOL, Sept 26.-[Via Londonderry. l-Cotton.-
The sales Monday and Tuesday amounted to II 900
bales including 5000 bales to spectators and exporters
The market closed generally unchanged and steady at
full prices.
Breadstuffs.-Richardson Spence & Co, and others
quote Flour finn but steady. Wheat firm at Fridays
rates. Corn closed with advancing tendency Mixed
35s. Cd.
The weather has been favorable for the crops in Eng
land but unfavorable in other quarters.
Provisons--The market is quiet and prices steady
Pork is quiet. Bacon steady. Lard firm at 6is. for
prime.
Produce.-Sugar is firm but quiet. Rice quiet. Rosin
dull at 5s.2d.
LONDON MARKETs-LoNDoN, September 25,-Wheat
generally closed with advancing tendency-sales at
advance of to 2s. quarter in the week. Sugar
quiet Coffee is quiet Tea-Holders offer freely but
show no disposition to press sales. Rice firm Taow
slightly advanced.
American Securities firm. New York Centrals So
Erie's 30 and Illinois Central 16H.
ConsoIs closed at 93LG93I
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Ashton's do; and quote Turks Island do at 1920
cts. per bushel from store. .s...
SEEDS-There is but little doing in Cloverseed but it
may be quoted steady and firm at S. 5O575 for old and
SO per bushel for Timothy Seed ranges at from
$225 to S275, and note sales within the last day
two of 100 bushels at the outside figure Flaxseed may
be quoted at 81 4oG15o per bushe the latter figure being
for strictly prime.
SuGARS.-There has been but little done to-day in
Sugars the sales embracing only 10 hhds Cuba at
and IL hhds Porto Rico at IS 5 but the market although
quiet is steady at our former quotations. viz $66 so for
refining grades Cuba and English Island S675G775 for
grocery grades do S637k07 for common to fair Porto
Rico $750as 25 for good to prime do and S7s25 for
fair to prime New Orleans
WHlSKEY.-The was no demand for Whiskey to day
consequently sales effected. The market how
ever may be considered steady at yesterday quotations
viz % cts. for City, and 22S 22X cts. for Ohio There
Is a fair stock in first hands
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BALTIMORE COUNTY COURT-JUDaR PRICE
TOwsoNTowN, October 3, lS60.-State u.s. Joseph
Barlow, jointly indicted with William Luthold OF
the city, on the charge of injuring growing grain
the property of Jesse Slnguff and Hanson r. Rut
ter. Verdict guilty.--State Us. VIM. Lutheld,
indicted for the same offence as that of Barlow.
Verdict guilty. Both parties are boys from IL to
IA years of age. The Court sentenced them to one
weeks imprisonment in the county jail.-The
case OF Robert Miller, charged with the murder OF
Franklin ii. Naff, was assigned for trial to-day, but
owing to the absence of an important witness the
States Attorney refused to proceed to trial, and
the case was continued to the December Term
The jury were discharged for the Term, and the
Court adjourned until tomorrow, when it will sit
in Equity, and hear the arguments of counsel on
motions for new trials &C.
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AFFECTING SCENE.-The conviction and sentence
to imprisonment for Is years of Charles Hudson, an
old farmer in Meckenburg county, Va, for mur-
der, has been noticed. a correspondent of the Pc
tersburg Erpress says:
ga very affecting scene occurred at the peniten-
tiary last Saturday, many of the guard and other
officers being moved even to tears. 1t was occa-
stoned by the arrival of Charles HUDSON who is
now aged nearly three score and ten. He was re-
Gently convicted of the murder of his slave before
the Circuit Court of Mecklenburg county, and
sentenced to the State prison for Is years. Upon
an aspen leaf, and exclaimed, "Great Godl sustain
and help me in this trying hour!'' AS he passed
through the gate he looded back and calculated,
'Farewell, vain world! o, that | was blessed
with forgetfulnessl Lord, be merciful to me, a
great sinnerl"
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MGgataru anA Commercial 8sbitn.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 3, 1860.
There was fair business in Stocks again day.
but fancies generally heavy, and in some of
them there was a marked decline The market sens
blv affected by the heavy decline in stocks New York
on Yesterday and to-day, and the falling off here
to have no other than the sympathy of market
with York. The decline in prices there far
can learn has occasioned entirely by of
local temporary character There nothing done
at the Board in Railroad shares bonds For Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad $sS buyer 60 days bid and North
Central closed at s22x bid regular way Most of the
Railroad bonds the list steady at yesterdays
figures. For City 6s there inquiry and sales
made Of 81 075 1905 at 10O and $500 do at 1O04
The only sale of Bank stock of so shares Peoples
at S22A. Canton was frmer than yesterday. Sales
made of 500 shares $22k cash, and s22a time
and it closed at s22k bid, $22A asked regular way.
The bulk Of the business done in Mining stocks,
but with the exception of Guford they all lower.
Guilford opened at an advance of H but it dropped
subsequently 116 Sales made of 1900 shares at
s22sG2 81 time, and s231@24 cash. OF Gardner Hill
there 200 shares sold at $7 and closed at ST.
bid, $769 asked regular Springfield closed without
sales at S3S bid, $3k asked regular way Consolidated
Silver Valley, and Deep River all fell off 116. Sales
made of $50 shares Consolidated at 1850 shares
Silver Valley at s169@1%, and of 27O0 shares Deep
River at $1% buyer 60 days, and HG1o6 cash Deep
River closed however at the figures yesterday,
viz. 81 O6 bid S1h asked regular way For Cambridge
and Baltimore and North Carolina the market very
dat Sales made of 400 shares of the former 81
and of $500 shares of the latter at 81 cash. and s06
buyer 60 days Cambridge closed at 81 bid 81 O6 asked
but Baltimore and North Carolina left of at "a bid 81
asked regular way.
In New York to-day there further large decline
in Stocks but the greatest falling off in Rock Island
which declined s3h, Erie declined II New York Central
l. Reading NJ Cleveland and Toledo z; Michigan South
ern y; Michigan Southern guaranteed y; Galena aud
Chicago Il Canton ~ and Missouri 6's per cent Har
lem improved a. and Virginia 6's sold at yesterdays
figures.
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The Norfolk Herald says the banks of that city
ceased to receive the notes of the following Virginia
Banks on deposit, or in payment Of notes drafts
Notes Of the Banks Of Berkeley, Bank Of Manassa,
Bank of the Old Dominion and branch Pearisburg,
Bank of the Valley in Virginia. and branches except
the one at Staunton Bank of Weston Bank of Wheel
ing Paramount Bank, Manufacturers and Farmers Bank
of Wheeling, Merchants and Mechanics Bank do. and
branches, Northwestern Bank of Virginia and branches
and the Rapnahannock Bank
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Two maps of America, made in 1927 and '29, by
order of Charles V.-the former projected, as is
supposed, by Fernando Colon, the son of Christie
pher, the latter by Diego Ribero-and which have
been for half century in the grand ducal library
of Weimar to be published in fac simile, with
descriptive text from the pen of DR.. Kohl,
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Miss Frederika Bremen has been residing at
Athens for several months, and is soon to give to
the world her impressions of the country.
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ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Oct 2.-Denver City dates to
the oath of September have been received.
The express brought only 81 900 in gold dust,
but much more was in the hands of the passen.
gers.
- Inc coach met the United States officers with
Gordon, the alleged murderer, when $50 miles this
side of Denver 1t is thought that he will be taken
from the hands of the officers and hung.
The citizens of Denver met in mass convention
on the 23d, and established a provisional govern
ment, under which they hope in future to enjoy all
the blessings that good government could afford.
The election of officers for the ensuing six months
was to have been held on Sept. 29th.
The Trial OF Capt. Morgan of the Shaver ORR
On-He Pleads Guilty.
BOsToN, Oct. Captain Morgan, of the SLAYER
Orion, pleaded guilty to day His sentence has been
postponed. As he was not tried under the piracy
act. he is only subject to fine and Imprisonment.
The trial Of the mate commenced to-day. He
nleaded not puilty