The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-07
BosroN, Feb. 6, 1916.

TreFs Arrpai-D disappointment Of the Multitude
-Incemdiary Freehold Thieves Theodore Par
ka's Lecture-Spsech of Mr.. Bryant-Edward
Everett and Harvard Observation-Disclosures Of
Deaf and Dumb-Bio,c up in the Ssguin Troupe
Mr.. Hassicsl, &c.
A. J. Tirrell arrived in this city on Wednesday
evening, In charge of constables Andrews and
Holmes. Although his arrival had been daily ex-
pected for some time, it was not supposed that he
would make his appearance at that time the evening
papers announced that the Wabasa which brought him
from New Orleans, was below New York on Tuesday
evening. The anxious multitude who had been waiting
with impatient curiosity for the return Of the murderer
were thus thrown of their guard, and Tirrell was
escorted to his lodgings in Leverett street, only by his
attendants the constsbles What sad disappointment
Ire morning papers revealed the unwelcome that
Trrell had been jagged and the eager eyes that had
so long been aching fora sight at him. wept over the
NOT all Thsre was s another chance to see the lion
He would be arragned before the court to answer to
the indictment against him; and 9: he passed from the
jail to the court house. there would be grand opportu
nifty to gaze at him. Accordingly vast crowd collect
ed around tho court house eager to catch the
were again disappointed After waiting all day, they
were obliged to go home unsatisfed. Tirrel was not
arragned and probably will not be before Mo1day next
His trial will probably come on in March.
The Old Harry" or something else has got into the
incendaries here. On Wednesday night We had fifteen
set by gang of rascsls infesting our city
Most Of them were discovered in season to be extin
guished without serious loss. But the hremen had
hard nights work. They were constantly in motion
and deserve no little praise for the promptness with
which they met and ovepowered this daboca attempt
to burn city. stable in Distill House Square was
partly burntsables also fred in Pleasant Hud-
Milton, Friend and Auburn streets besides four in
Washington street, destroy ed-loss $500. Prem
tees stable, and the wagon factory Of N sone at the
horses lost The Mayer and Aldermen, yesterday af.
ternoon, offered reward Of $4,000 for the detection OF
The holiness and success of the thieves now prowlng
around our stores and dwellings, is certainly remarka.
Bile: On Tuesday evening they entered the house Of
cond Advent, or Miller doctrine, and proceeded to the
Of sick lady in his family s ssd s0ot
The retail shops in Hanover street have been repeat
eddy pundered Of various articles set outside sam
a. sort Of "decoy duck with two men stationed to
watch T. But the light fingered gentry nabbsS it. not
lection. Indeed there DO act Of boldnsss
which they are not prepared for
day evening" before the Mercantile Library Association
on The Progress of Mankind" Like all the efforts OF
Mr. Parker. this lecture evnced much ability originate
boldness and deep and Thorough study Of his sub
cct Tho next lecture before this association will be
given by Charles Sumner Esq who distinguished him
authorities, in which he battled like hero against all
military establishments and denounced slavery ant
aiie8eu evils I'D sOcletyi no measured
| Walter A. Bryant Esq, member Of the House Of Re
representatives. from Barre and editor of the Barre Gazette
made a very handsome speech Wednesday in support
Of the motion to adopt the plurality system in th. State
instead Of requiring majority in the election Of State
| officers and members Of Congress.
Yesterday the Board Of Overseers of Harvard Univer
sty met in the Senate Chamber Governor Briggs in the
| chair Honorable Edward Everett was unanimously
chosen president Of the university in the place Of Hon
Josiah Quincy, resigned Mr.. Everett wil!adorn thi
station He Is ripe scholar and 10 much better quail
fed for this high literary position than to be politician
Neither he nor his brother Alexander have been very
successful politicians, but they have superiors
their appropriate sphere ofinellectual labor.
very interesting exhibition Of two female and two
male pupils from the American Asylum for the deaf and
dumb q Hartford took place in the Representatives hal
yesterday afternoon the Governor Senators Rspreser
tatives, and vastnulutude of citizens, being in attend
ance The exercises various and exhibited great
rse6ciscy ths part Of the pupils in SECURING kno
ledge. In all the various branches usually taught
common schools, they appeared to be we'll versed
There has been blow up in the Seguin troupe tbs
consequence Of which II that Mr. Delavanti no longer
sings with them. How strange il II that the ant
daughters of harmony can never agree among them
| selves!
| George II. Hasewel Esq, Of the Ohio stotssmsn, i
stopping for few days at the fremont House. in thi
| city.