The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-27

(Frcm the Cincinnati Gazette. Oct. PAL
We understand that Mr. Manchester left this city
Saturday evening. Since the failure OF his banking
house ON Tuesday 1t has not been safe for him to be
seen abaOAd alone We know not his present pAse Of
is certahis days Of usefulness in this city have de-
parted His property has been placed in the hands Of
ssgpees but from what We can gather, the assets win
not meet the liabilities Many of those who losers
are hard WORKING and women. They ntrusted their
small niDgs in his bank, and lear they Will not b
able to get them back We learn that his failure is
chisfy att ibu,sd to stock speculations borrowing
cney At large rates OF interest and living
Of tecs II 81 the rs.sy ia this saa
which fell Oh his hands rapidly, and his Losses
heavy. In cur city there are few, very few who
cnrss both loud md Deep follow his footsteps like
an echo. Que sf tie sad evils which follow wrecked
the family. We shall not attempt to ens1oach
upon the ssnctity Of their private giiefs
The pr.seIt care Of failure and the disastrous conse
bane Of mocern city life is desss to make money and
tove in style beg ond our legitimate means to afford.
Tie old ma1ns q hrmetIed prudence have lost much
Of their force end rGey practissd Tie desire
our Iehhors or at least to be equal with them
in show mailing and party giving and a. dresses and
the fruitful causes Of tight money markets, bankruptcy
snd domestic ruin. No history has ever recorded the
demands Of society bfict upcn men-a slavery more
CALLING than that Of the serytude Of the southern
ances, to hide ,hs truth snd to raise money TO meet
the notes coming due No woIder We have care. worn
faces, premature gay hairs, and eliminate c,nsttu
tions this legitimate osprings Of p sson TO live be-
We % not msaa to ray that failures Il business will
bsppn at tine when the greatsst amount OF
prudence has been obser ed. Misfortune Is incidert
t. everything human But 70 to say tina
n;'s Is mere real sn.n %' e. more nights
ing to be better OF than We are and supper ting estso
h.Lm.nss beyond that which we can legiamatey
chester ia s.Iii.nE Instance This false appearances
like falae lights ,bs coast held out BY ~recsers
nsny. The poor people, who Dtusted him with their
bsJd~op wtre deceived by the false Fights which
he held oct Ue to tbs moment of his faafs no
ss,d cf weslhiest 10 city when
Tire iehtp struck, il left the ti,e bare OF fruit and
lesf: Ne'hps remained but the trunk, ecarrsd and
worthless he poor have lost that which they intrusted
m.py hearts.
Nor are these ell lie evils which course lie his
brings upon the community The Trustworthy, ths
solvent, the honest and just sufer from them They
tesome in measure objects Of suspicion esFecially 70
those WHO have the least Of he truth
They enGeneer In the hearts Of the masses prejudces
which therein gangrene sEd rsnks for lifetime, and
money These become the political capital Of once seek
srs snd demsgcgues Posted on "Marchestsss build
wss a1en N OF saa
Words" This building was sisc:ed By widows tears
and s,ss:. Of son:
harvest Of long years of toll and midnight watching,
we're lest 10 her forever
In these times Of commercial and monetary distress,
we'll to fleet upon the means by which they may be
partially avoided and to avert rscurrerce Of then in
the future.
TIE zane paper has the following from the city re-
porter -
A rany persons feel lively interest in the move
nents Of this fsaccer, a. Msnchestcr) state that
he st en- suncay Jest IS he
WAS stepping to the boat Hshfyer by Mr. Crist,
Of bis eel csi.oTa He had previously tered him
self at tire hotel there under fake name for licking
ton, Ky accompanied BY lawyer Of this city While
whiting IN the street for ,he boat ndtrg he recog
p7ed, he returned to the hotel ard entered his true
name under the false &c had q large trunk with
him, which vas attached By the .herif He tried hard
to evade the payment, abont $7oo cooy stating that
although Mr.. Crists care waa hard, there many
WIDOWS ard crphsns among his deposte a. Cncinr att
much vorre off, that the trunk contained nothing but
his clothing and that he had forgotten to tatc the key
havr lett ONE in hurry BY cyxwlng out Of the sky
light Of his toufe and gcng down through his neghbor
Gloesteck, end out Of his back door, while his trunk
sent by ano her route
The d; uDker lrisbxsn who drove him down, in
the meantime tficously denying Mr.. ~ Is Identity stat.
ing that she vas jntemsn who cAmo from New York,
the Saturday tian Of CARS fact he ready to
prove by allie number Of oaths After several
hours psreyip and large crowd collecting, MI Crst,
hard working eunsmilh, produced bis tools began
ing the looks Ct the crowd and fnog he must 20 to JAIL
csyeo in gave up the Key, (which his sys friend ID
csiicd in his pscset ard nom large package Of
,tes, turned out Sufficient amount of stock of the
iusb ro' ard Cincinnati railroad, to amply his
de oscr, With power o. attorney to transfer the same
whch was Ir perry done esterday. Mr.. Manchester
aio bis friend lift Lawrenceburg about midnight,
Icsd toward lldisaapoIi He reliably however, drove
rouno to surcrs end go. bosrd the the mail
oct yester ay morning.