The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-26

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-Pvniskweza in TIC Cars-Aumieipal Polisscs-Nomina-
homs-Rsmoved Suicsdo-Remopals from ONce-Me
Sheriff. Of Worcester and Aiddlesss-Dissric Aaorneys--
Hattzs' Festival
The very deuce to have gotten into some Of our
citiseas Boston folks said to full OF notions but
now they are illustrating their notions BY very singular
actions The town Is full Of scandal just now a. ever
ws the Ch,omq~e Sandasease tsef Two young fellows
Of the of COburn and Dalton have given occasion
Tor abundance OF talk. They are married to sisters
pretty young women Of the name Of Give daughters OF
respectable merchant For reason or other these
married gentlemen invegled TO their residence ON Shaw
NUT avenue first lawyer Of the Of Porter whom
they beat; and then clerk, of the name Of Sumner
whom they also beat, only more So" They suspected
the msused gentlemen Of having taken "improper hbsr
tea with their wives, if there any liberties
Of proper character to be taken wi womanl There
has been end of talk about this business On
Of their assault Porter Coburn and Dalton were put
under bonds Tuesday to stand trial. the bonds beinr
$500 In each case an amount universally to
10 too small But the attack sumner was not then
known or the bail would probably have been fixed at
much higher figure.
Some of the letters said to have written by one Of
the ladies to Mr. Porter have been published They are
inexpressibly ally and bear resemblance to those O.
either the genuine or the mock Heloise.
warrant Was issued last nigh for the arrest of CO.
burn and Dalton on the charge OF having assaulted Mr.
Sumner. The latter gentleman is relative IF Senator
Sumner, and 1t he has been guilty any thing improper
it must have been under such c-cus tauces rs Lady
BOBBY brought to bear upon Joseph Andrews but in
that case with success.
Another case is somewhat rougher. gentleman went
to New York in company with lady who was not his
wife. though the association my have been OF com.
plete innocence But the geutenans wife was suspi-
Of haa how lar h,a
accompanied abe photographed to New York, requesting
some u her friends there to let her know when
the couple should start for home They thought
less ~ to comply with her request; and
when the unsuspicous couple arrived At the station
There was :" q regular time then and there aud what
occurred strong proof of the truth Of the total de-
Pranty doctrine The lady, Who supposed hsrsel In.
sshon that Ladies' pursued In Fldngs time, the
softer sex found to strike the hardest blows that
great masters pictures OF lille be relied upon The
courts have not been troubled ABOUT this affair.
third case Of fighting and forth, Is enveloped in
still greater mystery than either Of the story
goes thai 81 our first - torgetful Of his
duty a. to engage Ia an intrigue with haudsome wo
man In Worceser and That, as consequence Of such
error VI Judgment" he set upon In the cars
while on bis way to New YORK, and severely beaten.
Details unknown. and probably will remain 49,
~ ~ the parties OF "the irst respectful lily.
Our annual lecture opens richly. Every peo
pie say thai the business Il done that taere
must soon be end to it, but far from that beiag the
care, eech succeeding year it increased. race
Mann ectured before the ercantils Library Association
course the next evening lie il sharp sver and his
lectures much reminded his famous cap
tasoss ,s,sm1na controversy Win Webster FELTON,, aud
lecture before the Mercantile Library Association
has destined 10 do because Of The pressing
his time. His letter doesnot much le that wuch
he wrote 70 Dr. Stone and his associates There
things in II which made many desr ,u TO see the
invitation that cent to him, which, it Is thought
must have been Of pro slavery" character The new
Governors letter il OF very natl 1nan He is
very anxious to the devoted States of and
aYTnrA art tkoa hnr Da.h
may unite in the work Of eeva ing hum
blu, rather think they will Hunter would make
spenoid Iun here lie Is just the sort " lake
the bulk Of our people, tina Virginia aud Massachu
sets are TO come together again the
Governor--shouo Do nominated for the Presidency by
the democIaS Not that any one here sap poses Nj.
Huntor TO be favorable TO avety IDEAS but that he
is believed " Do States Rights in something
Mr. hDbun the blind preacher is lecture here and
mr. more Celebrated persons. The courses Of lectures
provided In other places inferior to
those which to have in Boston.
Tbs democrats Of the second district have chosen two
gentlemen VI the of Lord and say dee.
to their National Convention. Mr. Lord dom Know.
M Hathaway isa hunker 0f the sraighte It sect
Neithe. gentleman, 80 far know, is oidce holder
and II 10 rather astonishing considering there are
ses ersl fat Offices in the ai,tct thai the N ayers
should have contented themselves with eectng private
thousand dollars per annum 'sit, VINO il something OF
a~sg, being asked Il lie not going delegate to
Cincinnati said that he had to conau lion that
II woxli be better to elect few persons who held no
Offices and so be should not press his "claims."
Ins hnoW Notbibg> have hoDina ed Charles G. Coney
as candidate 10 ill the vacancy In tue Boston
Of Representatives. They dropped both the gentlemen
who wee "tied up" on the 9th uness the parti-hued
opposition should come strongly Mr.. Conley may
be considered as good n cleo ed.
The Know Ncthpgs viii hold convent to nominate
. caneidate for Mayor tine evening of the 27th Mr.
B L. Allen s prominently named for the candidacy
Several Of the present Aldermen have been
for reelection they don't amount " much any why.
The wings are keeping up tue fire about expenditures,
but nobody cares sxpence what they may say about
fellows with amazing small influence. Their cries
make think u the exclamation the old gentleman
In Alabama Sho found himself 4, pretty much suca
With number Of Others and in h-i wagon a large
deuijohn full Of the juice ct when whole
csrn was tumald over the brow of precpce As they
went over the venerable BOY beloved save Oh
the jugf' The wings ned about 's the
jug" than about aoy hing else.
Committee Of pers M, kindly taken 1t upon
themselves 70 the city tue r aole OF thinking Tor
ITSELF have got up ticket for Mayor and Aldermen,
which 70 be submit ed 70 popular ug Tor ratid-
cation. This ticket Is headed by Mr. A. H. Rice, q wing,
for Mayor Five q the nominees for Aldermen are dem,
orats, two republicans, anu hive wings This Is
neither more nor eas than attempt to appy the old
coalition mode Of action the litcs of tue city, with
back into hig hands The possible Infusion Of
publicsnA is allowed, although that party is quite
strong in Boston the democrats Une Of the republi
cans the wings have declined. The Iepubu-
cans do not Ike what has been done.
MIR. kilbouip, merchant, Is supposed to have commit
ted suicide because he missing au0 left word that he
about 10 jump of Cambridge bridge. People VINO
really about 20 take that leap in the lark which may
much light 10 be thrown certain great quee
tiops do not tsk ABOUT it. They do is and leave the
talking TO De done by Others lie han been engaged In
Hpeculatiops His name has beea mixed up win tue
roccrs Bank smash, but don't that there any
ctvn between them.
There may be removals from Office made by Gov.
Gardner previous to the new year. but doubt IL The
Inspector Of Fish not removed because Of s repub
hcsnsp but until recently eould be agreed
upon The sheriff Of Worcester Is understood 70
doomed man. but have good reason To- believing that
Col Reyes will remain Sheriff Of 81 dulesex He voted
for Gov GardDer. The District Attorneys the counties
named have been removed, reported.
The talk here about the Presidential election Ia all
for Crttenden and Gardner, for the Anne lean candi
dates.
their patron yesterday. They had very line time Of it,
At Cnctituate Hall. The National Hatters Association
is branch Of tie Grand Association OF Hattcrs in Eng
land and our society Is branch OF the national body
II numbers about hundred members, and does
great deal Of good. The English association Is almost
three c.uturies old. At6UMA.