The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-22
City Intelligence.

ected that the fingers Of an interesting little girl
chopped off by machine at the fair last week The in
jures she received will from ever
ing livelihood and lest she might be thrown the
cold charity of the world for her support learn that
the whole Of the proceeds of the exhibition to-
will be settled her for life We trust therefore, that
the receipts will be large We confident that needs
but the fact to BIZ KNOWN to the receipt
sufficient to place the little girl beyond want
FoREfoN PIcToRrALs.--Berford & Co., Astor House
has received all the English EDITORIALS They form
illustrated history Of the world as 1t Is.
Mr.. WIN. II. HoYT called upon u.s. yesterday, and
presented certificate from Kipp and Brown that he
fitted up the which drawn in the Washington
Wednesdays Herald.
EXPRESS FAvoRs.-Adsms & Co.'s, Harnden & Co g,
and Gay Co.'s express linss, the arrival Of thu
in advance Of the mail are also indebted to Living
ston Wells for various attentions in the way Of late
news and papers from the West and to Mupro's New
York and New Bedford express for like favors
ltDEMocRArIc NOMINATING CONVENTIONAL The demo-
Gratis of the ty and county of New York assembled
last evening" in their several district for
the purpose OF nominating candidates. 60 be supported
by them at the ensuing election seats In the Houss
Of Assembly Of this State la most Of the districts the
nominating conven tons did not DO any than
ganize ana in SUCH if any, that nominations made
the time at which they made too late to allow
us to publish them in this days paper We expect to
be able to publish complete list Of them very soon.
Arrival OF EMroRANr PAssENeERs.-The number Of
emgrant passengers arrived at this port during We'd
nesday last, amounted to ABS.
RECOVERED FROM THE RuINs-It will probably be
rscolected that the building in the of Nos Sc
and % Centre street. destroyed by fire Wednes
day night of last week. and that jacob Mullen and his
boy about ~ years of age who usually slept
the supposed to have pershed In Gre
serday afternoon workmen engaged in clear
ing away the ruins they found the remains of the two
bodies, upon which the coroner will hold an inquest
day:
called yesterday to hold inquest at No 1877 Fifteenth
street, the body of Calvin Butler native of New
Hampshire aged % years, clerk to the firm OF Church
Co at the foot of 29th street. who prJsi the
verdict Of the jury came to his death by suicide, ~
taking poison (probably arsenic) whils la
boring under a melancholy state Of mind From the
evidence adduced before the coroner it appeared that
the deceased married on the LIST September last bat
did not live with his wife, he wished to keep his
rage secret that he had not bsen jovia
since his marriage as he was before that he had attend
ed to his business but for the last few he appeared
as though he could not apply his mind to his duss that
Monday night he went and aid with his wife; on
Tuesday morning he came to his boarding house aud
ok his breakfast usual; then his place Of
business but about O'Clock, r he returned home
appeared to be quite unwell and being asked what
allied him made no answer, but being asked what he
had taken, replied that he had taken some salts He
expired alb Ut O'Clock.
KILLED nv FALLISa Down SrAns-The coroner held
an inquest la the Sixth Avenue, the body Of Sal.
~ Brad y, native Of Ireland, aged 50 years, who
her death Tuesday night, by ia ling down fisht
of stairs. Verdict accordingly.
ANOTHER DEATH FALL.-The coroner held an in
quest ALSO the l4th ward station house. body
Jonn brsuy u naIive OF Ireland aged 80 years, whe
his death nv fracture of the skull
BY fal ing on the sidewalk Verdict accordingly.
STILL ANorHE FATAL ACCIDENT The Coroner waa
called to hold inquest likewise on tx body Of Chris.
opher Kesrney also native of Ireland, aged 80 years
his death by falling from the ship Pansma
TO the deck Of the sloop Iris, distance Of twenty
Verdict accordingly.
Law Intelligence.
CIRcuIr CoURr, oct 2l.-Before Judge Moo.ehouse
Lynde Us Lypde.-This resumed The court
usual crowded to excess The parties occupied
their usual places.
MIR srENHEYL resumed his place as witness upon the
stand ia continuation from the previous evening The
question as to defendants counsel having right to
prove through Witness that Mr. Shaer kept mistress
Ia Paris, was argued by counsel.
TIE CouRr ruled all testimony In relation to Mr..
Skaters character whilst living in Paris
Win.ss's .,osI.esaminatoa oontinusd-Csn't tell
Mt whose request he board with Mr.. Lynde,
use the dagger which he showed me, he could catch
Mr. shafer and Mrs. Lynde in the act OF committing
adultery.
WILLIAM NEArE Of Staten Island, testified he resided
Staten Island; is wheelwrigit; knows the parties
the suit; witness measured the part OF the premises
referred In suit and looked through the keyhoe
OF the bed room door from the hail; could tbs
door In the through the key hole; could only
Mosys BnASHALL testified he knew Mr. shaFsr for
the years. for the last six or seven wit
being produced as to the character OF MIR shanr
his testimony was objected TO, anu Withdrew
The defence here rested
JAMES 4. BrReEk was here called the part of the
plaintiff and testified that he had n the
key hole OF the door leading from the hall into Mrs
Lynde's bed room, could not the door ia Mrs
Lyndos 10 through OF ths door leading
from the hal II he door open In the room could
see part OF II, measured the piazza, SC
JAMES WYMAS COR ,borated the testimony of the last
witness in relation to examining the premises; took a
observation from Housemans piazza could see across TO
the fences
J. ryzER was produced on the part Of the plaintiff
TO prove tbat Mir shser aud Mrs Lynds ften rode
rs late ss II O'Clock together
Nr OCoNnR o. 'ct.d--Arsument was made by
cobn oil Of either eide.
L eCouN, 'uicd IN favor OF hearing the testimony
me WITNESS was hereupon sworn He testified That
DC Knew the parties them ride In 1910 saw them
riding out rs late as quarter to IL clock IL was
InooDlight every time
C'oss saamtnsd Walked about by moonlight every
night to rest mys self after WORK he them
three times between aud 10 O'clock tut could TT.
Atwnat hour heard the matter spoken WHOM drew hs
attention 10 Is not aware That his mo, her knew
he was out" the witn-ss undrrwent long cross-ex-
animation, in The course OF which nothing material
| elected
Mr.. sruYvEsANr testified he saw Mrs Lynde and MIR
Shaifur meet the oVat
The here closed and the court adjourned TO this
orenoon at 10 O'Clock, when counsel will SUN up,