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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-22
CITY Intelligence.

TnE WEATHER The heavy fau Of rain on Tuesday ap-
pears to acted in cleansing the streets
felt in the healthy atmosphere that prevailed
Notwithstanding the heat the thermometer showing II
was however the qusntty that fell from
Tuesd,y at neon until Its cessation having been 81
inches End Ct this three inches had fallen ~ 10 P
1t was luosrous sight behold the tina took
place at the first burst Tuesday Such running and
fcaDperirg wss hardly seen before, f,- the
came down very unexpectedly, like . thunder shower
in the summer that everybody taken by surprise
To quote the expressive language employed In
umbl were .t pre%i0m and India raobsrs looked
reaped considerable profit from the of custo
nsrs who were not provided for q rainy day.
ANOTHER OUTRAGEOUS srABBNG CASE Lac on Tuesday
DR. Henry F. Osborne. medical practitioner. was stab
bed abou the face BY gang of ~des. in very dan
gersss manner. The scene OF the -ren was In
Matthew'S brother Of the proprietor Of the
House Dr.. Osborne In coming ont was attacked by q
gang Ct Iowdies who, having knocked him do.n kicked
him, and on his atem ptng to defend himself stabbed
b,m in The facs Other blows with knives aimed
bis person but be managed to defend him e fro fur
by the pocs recognized by ojured party
FiRE-Eary yesterday morning Are occurred in the
clothing store of D. lockwood Co. IS yssey street.
the entire stock valued ct about 81 50' beng greatly
dsmssed BY fire and water The loss Is not less than
$4oo0. There policy on the Merchants Insurance
Company for COO Ca plain Hopkins and the
force the Third ward in attendapoe assisted by
tie captains Of the First Fourth and S1th wards each
with section Of officers
foYo's HOTEL in Duane street. named Charles Barns,
while In state Of tomnolency fell out Of . window
three stories high and the fall br Ike his leg and ee
ously injured the spine Of his back
Yesterday at noon accident happened board Of
the Continent, large three decsed ship belonging to
Tspscotts Liverpool line which IL ug at pier No.
80 East river. One of the sailors belonging to it
named Lew Nelson fell from toe fore royal yard while
employed In furling the SAIL his foot having slipped
In bis fall he struck against the swinging boom BY
which his leg broken, and hurled by the vioeEcs
Of he concnssion overheard ioto the water where he
fcuad tYO dy0g nn1 nv ms uff Cauti
and Of the Horso India man. belonging Moses
Gr- nell which lay beside the other
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.

ExPRKss FOR AUSTRALIA oFFICR % BROAD
II way Adams Css express for Port Philip k3osusns
September b lS5S
Our first express for Port Philip and Melbourne Aus
tralia viii be despatched by the end magnificent
steamer Golden AZ. Lieut.. p. D. Porter .. 9. con.
nsnder, Wednesday 18th inst, 81 o'clock. r n, b
charge OF special messenger 10 destnatIon
Freights and psehaSee Of every description VIII b. -
oeved ~ once unth 10 oonk NJ day OF saiinas
and email parcels and dispssshsa untii o'sloch az
promptly by rst Opportunity after arrival At Mebsur.A
shppers reminded that aongh the ports Of Australia
re ac free q suty q ABSOLUTELY nsossss
asta 70 enable Ne 70 psss thsI 6cods Cthcus Ma
Australia CustorA ADAMS CO., % Broadway,
traliA,
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Inca,
On Wednesday, September 81, Mr.. JOIN NJ. STARTLING,
(of the firm Of Rianhsrd h Starlng,) aged 80 years
Hls funeral will take place thus fhu1sday) afternoon,
s airing No so West Twenty. second street
On Tue-dsy. September 20 Of consumption NARY 10.
only dsSssS Of u. ss Patrick and Margaret
sbe is eoDe-the favored one to her Father, who 10
On Wedn sday, September 81 MARGARET only daughter
u PsTick and May Hughes
Her funeral -t take place from the residences Of her
aeptf No SO Cherry street. this afternoon at O'Clock
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to ~
tepd vi bout further Invitation.
On sordey. September Is suddenly, in the 4sth year
q his age d. HOLLY GREGORY, OF New York Of Mat
the. Fitch Gregory Eq o; syracuse, N. Y.
Bis remains were taken to Long Island for interment
On Wsdnssdsy September 81, MARY FISHER HARRIS
wife Of Dr r L. Harris.
On Wednesday, September q SARAH ANN, youngest
da ghter Of Elsm and Helen l. Olney. aged months.
Toe friends Of the family ,tly invited to a.
terd her funeral ut the residence Of father south
ssvsDtn street. near Grove Jersey City tomorrow tFr
On wsdne,dAy. september II. a. Fort Hamilton, L.
InIK NJ, infant daughter of George Gssson.
The friends the family to attend thu 70.
neral this afternoon, at O'Clock The remains viii be
eepctited In Green wood Cemetery.
On Tuasday. September 20, II BoorB, agad Al years
late Of Waterloo Wscopsia
The friends arc Alaves respec fully Invited TO at
tebd ais funeral this a'tefnccu ct O'Clock fro tbs
re.dercs cf hts brother Booth, Morrssnia N Y.
% Tuesday, September 20 Mt GA npton anae county
AItxAsDFR II wAscIssTu son Of the lac John Mxncnes
ter, aged 25 years.
His friends iovi'ed TO attend the funeral this
irg 1T II O'Clock from his late re,idence No East
Eleventh street. tesr Fourth Ths officers aod
members Of the Light Guards are particularly reques ed
70 .tterd
After lingering piness MARY MAGDAIxsA ScHArs wife
q A. thops J. Rahm, eged 81 years month IS days.
torn 10 Montgomery COUNTY. Pa
Pn,soslpnis papers please coy.
Tn Monday, September 10 Of dysentry. JANIS CeAw-
rohD aged Al years. native Of county Derry Ireland
Peopsy ivspia papers please copy.
o. sur day. Sc sfsm Der IL. suddenly, at Mobile Mrs
HgsRIsT1E GAscoIGsE youngest daughter Of r and +.
fIin'of II Brooklyn, aged 10 years sod months
On Friday evening september At Galveston, Texas,
Il yellow fever JoHE v o. CLARK Of the lats DAnis
Clark Esq Of this city.
PHsaK fxnISx CLARK dsd 10 New Orleans With yello
fever eyed "a years months and IA days resdsnt Of
wilppston, Del
Philadslphis papers please copy.
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

PHILADELPHIA Sept 2t-4 PM.
Anived-Schrs Columbus, Nelson, Warren, RI J Polk,
johnson. Port Wal hall Wes'port, McCobb and New
Globe. Tibbetts, E.stport; Mary h Louisa, Adams,
Charleston alOak Lopas Caais steamer Ksnneosc,
Copes NYork
Cleared Steamship Keystone State Hardie Savannah;
briggs Malvern. Jsrman. Kingston Ja Black Swan Hes
esp NOrleaDs; schIs Price, Martin, Baltimore; Il
HaIl Smith Hls~orth: Columbus, Nelson Norwich; W
Gem, Nye, New Bedford steamer Kennebec, Clark,
YaIE
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REPORT ON CBAkGH AGAfHsr THE STREET COMMISSIONER
Toe report benG read awarding the coutrae. for grad
Ing 1881 street to Thomas Ran
Alderman JooBmrY entered the Board at the eleventh
bfur. arc demanded the second reading OF the docu
usEt
Alderman STrRrKvAsr opposed thi, motion
Acermar TWEED Why not crafty the gentleman Of
me npe'eehnf This L. an important matter and he
Die Lost
Toe 'esd rg Of the report then being In order, the
Gers = the tecofd lime read hat document
MI DOIHRTY moved that al the words OF t,s "a
frIutioD BE- tfrcksn DOT He spoke At come length
sicr this mo n saying that II vas the ars. reoort
ilst the bed o. 'fs STREET Department lad given
them fiIoe he bad been In ofhos The rsoort "a nj
Together, from bseiDbirg TO end IA and the Bad
we, hound. 10 justice 70 themselves and their CON
ettuepts TO STRIFE out the entire report He x.n al
70 Be Understood that he had ct no time made ann
charges against he Street Com mi-sioner excsot
10 those cases where II consistent vth his Office He
moved 70 out the report the ground that It was
pasustAlned b. the testimony
Alderman DxsNAr would Inc the gentleman o. the
instsesth 10 shov them where the report not sus
Gained BY the sv,denoef
Aidsrnan SrurwAxr spoke In vsry strong terms
se.nst A'dsrman Dobe ~. Es said thst the eharsse
"e gentleman pf ths Ninstesnth fsls, unground
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Police Iasellisence.

Area Of Juvenile Bs,oinrs --0fhoers DAWN and
AIMED Joseph Blake, VIM. Thompson, Edward Jackson
James Reilly. and samuel patt, ssued BY
ustice Welhh, wherein they stand charged With bur
ar1ouay entering The prsmi,es No. sSk aott street
be scoused parties were taken before ths magistrate
no committed them TO prison fss further sTanSatsu
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yPECIAL EXPRESS NOTICE.-ADAMS h co. WILL
- run an express between New York and Boston
Hsvvn Hartford and Springfield ksroaSs oommsnoisg
SaturJav exober pack
yses generally. Esprss will leave We .Mes 81 ~ Pm.
dsiiy Leave Boston 1t sane boar With messsneses -
ususl. ADbl6 CO., 80 Broa&wsy
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Cont CaIendar-Tn,s Dav.

CsnAD STATES DISTRICT CoUxT. 20, So 90, "a 81
10 "a
90, 131. 1872 LEA 10 13e
sursxzs CouHs-speciaj rsrn Nos 90 10 g. e5, 49,
13i 1872 1873 1856. 18T, 1873, lao
co..o. sIHn-Nos 4ss to 41a, ats. lrs. 4sl, 4ss TO
$50, 48s, $50, %ol
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Married.

On day evening. September a. BY the Rev
Bishop Cone Johnson to Miss GsoRGErrA A.. young
est daughter of B. T, J Gautier, Esq of this city
90 "Wednesday, September 81, bv Row Dr. Pease, Az
ousT soHkoEDER to ELIZABETH WHEELER daughter OF
Dr.. John Wheeler. al Of Brooklyn
At B'ootJn, September 10. BY tbs Rev. Thomas Carl
ton CHAs BAYIEY, Esq. Of Buffalo. to Misc DEBORAH
former place.
At Brideehsmpton, L on Tuesday, September 20. by
the Rev Mr. Taylor Mr. SAMUEL 3. HAIsxY, Of New York
to Mis- MARY HAIsEy, Of the former place
On Tuesday, September 20. BY VIM. Solucter, Esq !,
A1Ix OSWALD Eeq Of Cobkntz Prussia, to Miss ANNA
MARX OF Edit burg Scotland
On "Wednesday September 81. at Matteawan. Duchess
county. by Rev Dr. Robinson, VIZ W. JOHNSTON to Miss
ELIZABETH BARLOW.
On Monday September 10 at lancaster, Erie county,
N Y, BY the Rev M skinner Mr. JoHS KIycH Of this
city to Miss HARRIET HUGHES daughter of Mr.. John
Fl Hughes, Of the former place.
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Arived-BaIk Jane Gfeenock; briggs Maria Turks
Islands: Frapcs Jane Wilmington NC Leui B.timore;
Mail, PhiadelI ha; sohrs EMPIRE and Tnbune Albany
PlJ n outh Rock New York.
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The CRY stall Palace.
Assc CrATTOA FOR THE EXHIBIT

OF The INDUS1nl u All VAHDNSs
No. SO Broadway, New York Sept q 1853
TO THE EDITOR or THE NEW YORK HERALD.
Permit brit Fly TO Jour remarks OF yester
day In which dent fed as the cretary of State of
Ke, tpcky which flee is held at present by the Hon. j.
+ Metcaf / stand in her relation to his Excel
leroy, Governor Powell. Respectfully.
WILLIAM S. RAND.
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BELOW.
Two hcrm brigr, unknown.
SAILED.

(BY EAsDy HOOK PRINTING TnEGRAPH.l
tn HIGHLANDS, Sept 2l-Sundo~n
Steamships Alabama and Union passcg the High.
lands bound South Ono brig outside the Hook bound In
Wind light from Nor tn Weather clear
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d.
To cash on hand $40 o.
Cor tribufiops from vitters Sept. 2O....... rs OF
Sept. 2l-Contributions from Public School No.
20. ......... .... go 35
Contributions from Public School No 80 %
!" Contributions from Public School No.
49,. ............................ Is 81
Contributions from Public Schools,
Nos. unknoxn-m morning =. 49,. Al 81
Contributions from Public Schools
Nos. upkpowh-afterpoon ....... 80 90
Contributions from vtste.s this day ........ 46 rs
Total. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ...........$3 5ll 81
II the vi Tiers generally would contribute ia propor-
tcn TO the sch ool children, the daily amount would
coed $500 j L BRO WN Agent
CRYSTAL PALACE, New York, Sept % 1858
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-24
(T'o be Continued on Second pagr)
LIQUOR SELLING ON THE SABBATH.

The imbecility and impotency of our Legis-
ature within the past few years in enacting
laws for the restriction, and regulating the sale
of spurious liquors must be Palpably apparent
to every sensible mind. As the matter exists
now, every man, woman or child that can pro-
cure pine table and bottle of whisky, has a
perfect right to open a coffee house in any quar-
ter of the city, and it is amentable fact to re-
cord, that hundreds are springing up in every
section yearly. ...
Within the same period Of time, let a rehect-
ing mind refer 90 the criminal records Of the
county, and the Police dockets Of the city, and
camly note the terrible increase of crime in al
Its various phases. Scan the newspapers ant
there see the records of riots street brawls high
way assaults, fighting, and multitude Of crimes
committed, wherein the offenders are no
brought to the bar fjustice and after so doing lie
any one dare say that all this has not been pro
Iducedby the ad iibiium sale of spurious liquors
Moreoverciet them seek out the reports Of tn
Poor House, and the administration Of relic
to destitute and impoverished families and lear
Ifrom the far worse than widows and orphans
that their husbands and fathers are the victim
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-24

text Where the dividing line is between
moderate drinking and drunkenness, we cannot
say. It's somewhere between one glass and
death. Be your own judges in this matter, al
ways partaking discreetly of Gods bountics.
"Moderate drinkers--drunkards in embryo
go ahead. Hurra for our side"
Now this is plain statement Of the caSe..-
Moderate drinking is The grand school Of drunk
ciiness; the rum.seler Is the teacher, and the
dram shop is the school-room. Every good cit
izen owes 1t to the cause Of virtue and humani-
ty, by any and every honest means, to put an
ask himself what he is doing to remove this
scourge from the land. And il conscience does
not return a favorable answer, he should re-
pent and bring forth works meet for repent
ance.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-24

From a report made by Justice Boswell, oi
Willamsburgh, l.. l., VIC learn the following
statistics Of crime in that city during the year.
"The whole number Of persons arrested,
brought before him and confined in the cells
was 1000, Of whom were charged with the fol
lowing crimes and offences: intoxication 4l5
assault and battery, 225; assault with intent tc
kill, Ia; arson, 8; rape, 4; infanticide,
mansiaughter, / Vagfanis and dodgers, most O
whom were temporarily confined to the cells
9O2.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-24
From the st. LOUIS Democrat .
THE DELAWARE HURDKR CASE. ,sr,.

The U. s. District Court has adjourned at Jeefsn.
and viii open its session the first Of April. Among
other cases is that or the deserters from Fort Mass.
chusetts, who afterwards murdered The Delaware in-
dians and the squaw. The particulars were sf the rs
most ungraefu! and Atrocous nature. The soIdsrss
deserted from Fort Massachusetts wandered about for
days their return to The States, to fear at any mo-
nent Of failing into ;ha hands c.;hs. Of hostile tna.sns
or Of troops inpursuit. They met with two otherde-
Jerters, with whom they travelled ia company until
they well nigh starved, and then, az well as We
now recolleet, they partel company. In any event,
when they at the point Of exhaustion three of
them BY party Of trading DeIawarss
consisting of ts squaW Of trader (weI known TO e
houses IN this city and considered ereait-wCrhy to .h
amount Of io1r or Ave thOuSandS By the Tuf Co..
her brother, and some nins ten mules. The Della
wares fed the fellows, and agreed that tey should
travel with them 10 the rOntisr giving them nues to- 20
ride With all iht kiAdnea the Vilains conceived
the dastardy design Of numbering ths sQusw and the
man for the msney which they earrsl she Aad about
her, taking the mules 10 the Staes for sale The ira
der had died where near Salt Lake, and the,f
were returning to pay his dsbs ssd sonnsacs trada N
on their own seeouat. One day at neon, the party
stopped 10 dine and water the mules, and the buteher
was commenced They followed ths Dslswsfs down @A'
to the water and despatched HIM They aGo
then returned TO the woman, cn herthrazt and tasssn
nad ordanea ii inns psiieu;ss .sp.ss-sss ~s;si
flowed. The villains divided tie money and made
the best of their way the Staies sOld the nuss and
came on TO st. Louis. --- rteUfrM
The water flowed freely over the woman'sr
neck, stopped the bleeding and restored her.
after some time to consciousness, and then she '
crept out into the prairie to find all gone, the shi
murderers and their booty. In shis deplorable Il
condition, with the dreadful wounds Across her
throat breaking out freshly bleeding, and weak
from the blood already spent, she crxwied for
miles, and was at length picked up by tribe
iof Indians, who carried her to the fFoatief, and
then gave such information as led to the arrest
Of the three scoundrels IN st. Louis by Capt.
COuzins, who took them up the country, where
they were recognized by the squaw, and fully
committed for trial by the magistrates there.Z-e
To identify them, she was carried IN chair 8
round ring formed Of men drawn there from
curiosity, and in which the prisoners were in .
Idiscriminately placed. Her eye was in one in.
stance uncertain OF her man, but shs recognized
him Immediately on his being compsIled to
speak. Worms we're already in the wounds in
her throat, and she presented horrible spects4
Gle. She is since happily relieved st all suiier4
ing by death. tt3as aAsHfs. sai
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-24

Some of the Norwegian emigrants settled in
Minnesota Territory use the Lspland snow
skates. These skates are strips of smosth wood,
about six feet long and three inches vida, and
turning up ike sleigh runners. before. The
lwearer party shuffies along by moving iaiserns
isieiy his feet, aud shovss himself behind Il the
same time with long stat. One ot thess show
skaters arrived in st. Paul, in the latter psEt Of
January last, from Lake Superior, having tray-
elled al the rate Of eighty miles or less dax.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-24
VOL X---NO. 2T.
AIR SHIP.

Mr.. Graham draughtsman in Mr.. Edgaf's
office, corner Of Fourth ana Green Streets has
invented ship, for navigating the air. II CON-
sists Of slight wooden frame covered with
Vanished linen, containing 5o,O00 cubic feet Of
gas, and calculated 10 carry ten or twenty people,
according as carbdretted or pure hydrogen ia
used. The only machinery connected with tho
prssen. construction consists OF wheels with
valves like the ordinary ventilaiors Of windows.
exert feaetionary power which dminishes The
resistance, while the wind acts on the sides in ;
the same manner as those Of a ship. In calm q
whether single man can direct Il by the
wheels. The Whole contriyance will coat only
$500 st. Louis Democrat.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-24

A Cuban correspondent of the Raleigh SiGa-.
ddrd says, that DE-. Finley, an English practi-
Itioner of long experience in Cuba, and . grad.
uate Of Paris, has discovered in the course Of
his practice,in cases Of SMALL poK, that vaccine
virus, after having once passed through ne
grO's system. becomes useless sS a prephylatio
to the white race. lAlfF ai,.s hsaiss
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-24

A few day since, box was taken from the
Delaware River about one mile below Della.
ware City, ard its contents were foundto be the
body Of female, packed in wheat and rys
straw. The clothes indicated that the woman
had been murdered. The body had been -
long in the water that it was almost entirely de
composed,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-24
6slrttcN l1urtrn.
THE WoRKING-MEN.

The noblest men know on earth,
Are men whose hands are brown with
Who back'd by no ancestral graves,
Hew down The woods and till the soil,
And win thereby prouder name
Than follows King or Warriors fame.
The working men what'er their task,
Who carve the stone or bear the hod--
They wear upon their honest brows
The roval stamp and seal Of God;
And worthier are their drops of sweat
Than diamonds is a coronet.
God bless the noble working. men,
Who rear the cities Of the plain,
Who dig the mines and build the ships,
And drive the commerce Of the Main
) God bless them, for their sweating hands
Have wrought the glory of all lands.
THE TWO CARPENTERS;
PAsTIME REAL Or UNREAL.
sKETcu FOR MECHANICS.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-24

NEw ORLEASs, MAReH lo.-Ths brig Rob-.
insOn, arrived at Mobile from Vera Cruz, re-
ports an English steamer going in with Santa
Anna on board and his colors flying.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-24

On the 26th July, 1852, Congress voted 81
I5OOeto furnish, pay for and deliver to fvs new
members Of Congress, the Congressional Globe
and Appendix, and the Annals Of Congress- A
deliberate robbery of tha Treasury.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-24
FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH ia5 isss.

The Hannibal and New London Plank Road
and Bridge win be completed BY the frat Of
May. The work is progressing on both ends
Of that portion Of the read which lies beswset'
New London and the bridge. fsH HRf.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-24

Wisconsin, with sparse and emigrant p6pi+
lation, has school and university fund of $780,
600, and an annual outlay for the instruction Of
her children, Of $4,000; 10000 Of her 1904
600 children have attended school during the
years r sslrIE nll iaa, ~ hsir
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-24

The art Of economy is drawing in ~ mueh 81
one can, but unfortunately young ladies will ap
ply this drawing into their own bodies, when
they wish to avoid anything like waist.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-24

In the Lyceum, at Palmyra, last Friday even
ing the subject Of debate was the MsinsLiquOs
Law. AT the conclusion Of the discussion, q
vote was taken, and,OnIy three voted in oppcsi-
ton TO the law ~