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Public LEcruHEs II Bosros.-lhe season Tor
Evening Lectures has arrived, and We perceive that
the people OF Boston are TO be furnished with the
usual supply of this species OF fashionable amuse-
ment aud instruction. The L,ceum Gdverti>es
course to commence on the l7tn inst. and announces
tire ollo~ing gentlemen among Others on liz list OF
speakers: Hon. D. d. BARNARD, Albany; Hon.
w. " 3. REED, Philadelphia; Rev. DR.. y. II.
VisTos, Boston; Rev. JoHS o. CHouLts, kox-
bury Prot G. D. CLEAvELASD, Philadelphia;
Hon. ALEXANDER H. EVERETT, Boston; RsS.THE-
oDokE PARKER, Rosbury; Rev. w. H. ChA.asNc,
New-York.


The Course before tie Mercantile LIBRARY AssO-
cie;ion will commence on the 9th inst. with an In
troductory Lecture by Hon. JcHS DAVIS, and Po
EN- by PARK BENJAMIs. The following gentlemen
are announced for subsequent Lectures:


Hon. Stephen L. Phillips Salem Hon; Rnfu Ghoate Boz
Caarlss L@fing. la; do Rev. samuel II: G.s, D; D.
sanins Pl.e D. r. New.Ye,k lioa MyrOn Lawrence. SCI
cherto~n; Hon. J9hn g. PaiIey Boston Key: he1ry W.
Bellows New York; Rev ilenry Giles; Rev Ezra e. 9aa-
nett D. D. Boston.


The Mercantile Journal states that nearly all the
tickets the course before this praSe~orhy nsti-
tuition, have already been disposed OIL and that the
Association enjoys degree OF prosperity Who'll
ly unexampled in lis history.


SELLING LIQUOR oN SuSDAY.-itwill be Iemem-
bercd that short time since warrants were Issued
and several OF our larger hotel keepers in Broad
way, together with bir. Vultee, OF Chatham street,
were brought to the Police Office for selling liquor
on Sanday contrary 10 law. Till then, the law had
bo.n anirrrcf apningt the smaller
dealers, on complaint TO The Corporation Attorney.
By The case OF Mr.. Vultee the other defendants
agreed 10 abide. BY the decision OF Justice Drink
er, copy OF which has been placed in oar hands,
appears that the whole OF the objections taken ty
the defendants, have been overrued, and the COM
plant fully sustained. This will have most salu-
tary effect by giving summary process TO enforce
the Law in al! cases where liquor is sold on Sunday


LATER FROM ToBAsco.-We learn from Captain
Mann, of the brig Antares, arrived Wednesday
ming from Tobasco, that Gen. Empolo had arrived
on The 4,h September in the man ofwar brig Santa
Ana from Vera Cruz. He is TO take command Of
the forces in the vicinity of IGbasco.


1t was reported that Gen. +. had orders TO liber
ate the crew of the schooner which took Sentmanat
aud his followers from NewOrleans TO Tobasco;
also passenger, G citizen of Boston, who was on
board al the time.


They were raising recruits for the army destined
to attack Texas. Capt NJ. states for The nforna-
ton Of mariners that there was but 10 feet inches
water on the Bar when he left.


Jour. of Commerce, Thursday.


PENSACOLA, Sept. 2l-DepQrture Of the French
Vessels Or IVar-The Corvette La Briii0nte,
Commodore Regnaud, and lie Mercure, Command
ant Lubur, sailed on Wednesday last for Vera Cruz;
they hove 10 off the Navy Yard, and exchanged sa-
lutes with the CommandOnt OF the station, and then
proceeded, with fair and flowing sheet 10 sea.


The French Commodore expects 10 find the Cor
velte La Par0uSe at Vera Cruz who will relieve
him on the Gull station when the BriNi0nte will
return to France, via Havana. Gazette.


L. The steamship Britannia, Capt Hewitt, left
Boston for Liverpool on Wednesday, with ~ pas
sengers. The letters and papers from the South
intended for the Britannia did not come 10 ha nd
ewing, probably, 10 the late stcrn Best Trans


IL There was one death from yellow fever in
the Charity Hospital yesterday.


n. o. Pic. Sept ii.


Loss-rhe Concordia nteigencer, after diligent
inquiry for correct data, estimates the loss OF cotton
by the late floods in Louisiana, Mississippi and ar
kansas To Gt l39 los bales n. o. pc. Sept. 2i.


DEAD.--Ihr I.aiay ye;,c, la Standard oi Sept. 20,
says that on Saturday q! last week, Wm Roudebush,
Of Concord came TO his death rather my slcrIously.
During the day ho had been ldhorIng an the farm,
and, RETURNING home, met ncishboT with gun.
Nh. Roudebush requested the Use OF ihe gun 10
shoot II pheasant. aud, alter proceeding few hun
dred yards, The discharge Of the piece was hoard
Some Time elapsed, nmd the family went III search
and found him ing upon the gun with lis contents
lodged IN his head and life nearly extinct He was
carried home, and expired in about hall an hour.


SHOCKING ArRociTY.--We learn from the Red
River Republican, ri the l4lh insr. thai negro iv-
inc on the Calcasieu, in the parish oi Rapides was
committed 10 itl, on the 10th inst. charged with the
perpetru,ion Of II most diabocal outrage upon an
orphan girl, about II years of uge. She died the
next day, nter suffering great deal from her
wounds. The negbbors immediately turned out
and apprehended the negro. n. .. Pic


SINGULAR PHESoMrSoN.-On Wednesday, Sept.
llh, al about o'clock, observed from the deck
of the sloop Mount Vernon, by Capt. J. p. Smith,
aud also by all his crew, what 10 all appearance
was star but Of such size and brllliancy, con-
siderns the sky was unciouded and the sun pouring
down lis ravs with UNUSUAL lustre, 10 almost lead
20 the belief that il was some supernatural vision
This singular phenomenon is represented as being
in appearance, nearly equal 10 the size OF The moon
Ii remained visible nearly the whole day. and dis
appeared cnlv US The shades OF night we're fast ap-
preaching. when all expected to have better and
more distinct view of this brilliant and apparently
erratic heavenly body. Capt. ). states IL 10 have
presented an appearance in color, similar 10 that o
the planets at night, only shade winter.


Key West Light OF The Rect.


TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE,