The New York herald., 1851-11-04

City In telligence.

WAS EXPENDED.
Ireland during the awful period Of the famine with
view Of making hersef perfectly acquainted with the
soca.i condition OF Its suffering people she vtsd tne
AGes visited the hut Of the and the dying couch
of ths fAmished artisan and Father Mathew in the
mdt of those abors which entaed him his pres
ent pecunary embarrassments His house converted
into soup depot the streets Leading to 1t blocked
up dsy With Amins- stricken mutitudes, piteousy be
eeechng for what would merely sustain existence And
Wss this period when Father Mathew could stop to
euch circumstances in the Of suffering humanity
would be iquidsted Had be dozen fortunes, he could
not with the feelings Of Christian resist the suppicat
ing the heart rending Of the sick and the dying
Yielding to the generous impulses Of his nature he left
No means untried TO to save human hfe and
ttuly atefui to him must be the noble testimony OF
this accomplished lsdy, an American Protestant and
IN eye witness OF bis aoors for many months
in Ireland just published -" Father Mathews counte
nance IA marked one, and would be distinguished
such crowd strangers but grief and blasted hopes
have 90 scathed his warm heart thahough he retains
that benisny Of expression so peculiarly his own yet
the pencil OF sorrow has so shaded it, continued anxiety
be the well spring Of his soul that there trem
bling doubt In every feature whether to settle into de-
spending struggle to maintain that wonted
ccmplacency which has seemed innate and nsepsra
bic part Of his whole constitution The scourgs that has
laid waste his people has scathed his very soul He stood
between the living and the dead like Phnsas till the
rague wa measuraoly stayed when IN letting go his
strained grasp he round that ne felt his own hand had
Ssen s ana Sougn hs com panea moi, ne saw
nc Hnev INA. many ~no nAo erisu hosanns, thsy
oia NOT ssy Vrucny MIN would turn away ana Walk
no NOR W. MN. Inc pasy tnAt SHOOK ns oody rs
Mnt ensdow OF the pshy tnat wtne,ea Ihe springs o
nis near shd ureo Up sne ie o.oou ~ us sh S
vas MS eeodnees ana goou as was us tuey
frsnsvork was eeptlsne.s ana confang love when the
49, svan, nvsr him ana he fat his feat aiding he
ot his believing hand 10 the s ppors he hourht
near him thew ver. gone II was then that the iron
ntsrad his II was then he found that love die,
with money and that popularity thrves best when its
hand Is fullest and needs il least II was then he found
he was in debt Yes. he was as the world calls it, in
world never has, the world never will the world never
can repay him His debt giving to the poor when the
poor were dying. what he then thought was Justly
his own and Justly tangible and that depravv ia 10 be
pitied that mputes blame TO generosity like thisa gene
rosy that seeks not its own but the GOOD of AT
ready perish He loved bis country he loved his
fellow men Of every cline and his whole life Ia, been
spent in seeking their good when he saw that the
world had msun him then be suffered unuttera
bic thpgs and the hook that both bodv ana mind ans
taned has left an impress that throws consraint upon
that full freedom which his real friends have hssn won't
to exercse towards him So aoss his mind At
times sppesr that IL 4. sometimes aifcxit 10 know
either What chord to touch or what tims 10 strike n
Isst ths rnossnts,inus ssrs;hss ~ bis bs.r ho,id
be awakened Arrest 70 painful sensatonsD The
Of this volume by the bigots who have recently
this good man the testimony of thi. anisble Pre- bvte
rian lady NAV remind them Of the dancer Of bearing
faise against one whose labors and SD )ess life
where he il best known are the most concIu i've refua
fion OF their yituperatior
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O'clock SATURDAY orninr srs was siscavered in The
e,t % tb h :, r. - :, se w !, !, , ~ sue
street brt Wa ,tnSnshss bv tbs FINE vsrs no;e
with hat trsinS Ssnsys Abont baifnss, fanr dS,cinL
~, s.1r-a s.rnso - e. b,es ot - ~ f.I . sooA
n tbs hnit,na os Msisan ,sna A os.rnis h W
4 j rsmssy Observation-Disclosures nsrsnnprs r. g. ~, a.
c,nssd sx ~ hor. oys- ~ ssi cor,,i .Ls .IsSsi
which ionited ssme strau Tbs sams. wa-s ,oon .nh
s oy ne prynP ava o se,eta1 M nfe com2sniss
tyon Ave % si,It ibonssnS soii,-s Tha o,s, @ ~ Ue
psuts q the buiidpg are Ws.srs smith ps-ros en-
~ sO[ ~ a.s aeSsrs
nave bsan aucb asssS bv 49, rhi I 1m
Ntt W - :. e All III u ~, s. tns ssore no -
water AT ten o'elcck on sundsy niTh;. a are broSs
out in hr ronleys stable in Fifteenth street near sixth
avenue The interior fittings Of the stable together with
two three tons Of hay were DESTROYED There were
two valuable horses in the stable 81 the time Of the oc
nee but they most fOrsrLstely extricated
Of the sxeenth ward assisted by Mr. Tonleys coach
About half past ocsck last evening considerable
street while the building densey crowded and hun
dreds sill waiting at the outside TO gain admittance to
of Gre Ere was heard In every direction which wa,
occasoned BY the burtng Of glass shade Of Of the
lamps o. the altar The alarm brought the frenen
great numbers the but fortunately the great
exetsmeGt rs suocUed without loss Of life or any
reer sccioent.
ATTfMPI At suIcInt -Abou. two o'clock Sunday az
ternoon ofhcer MeDouza Of the First ward police oh
served dscently dressed man very busly eo9sgad in
Trinity ehu-chysra endeAyoriny to sdju.t sk crayat
around his neck In the form OF a rope With moose ana
in the act of making one end fast 10 the limb
tf tree for the purpose Of taking bis own life The
ocer FASTENED to the spot and arrived inst 10 time 10
arrest the progress of the evidently ieranrei man
when the of Ger addressed him b. excaimed God save
me ana my children That was al the answer the
emcer was enabled to get IN reply The dersnged
vas nrhvh conveyed before the Chief Of Police when
On searching his person, several letters fouad
shich showed his name TO BE- William Emmons Of Bos
ton Mas 10 was further Wcertaned that Mr. Emmons
some years ago. held an ofice ~ Washingten under |
Hon Levi Woodbury. and for many years past has been
nhhlsry known a. Pop Emnons. From the Office |
S.sa,s is,is shs omesr conveyed hr hmmons
esrs ~ H. 60, 81 w eynltted MN 20 ths KIND
ins.nit, IN s.ns. ,e.h pnysiclan on enArge OF