The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-28

knowledge OF It's contents reach other parties. II
established beyond tha, there was Improper
interference with II while In the Post Office; bat the cri
mnas allowed 70 80 unpunshei Of en- the case,
for want Of sufficient irstmony There vas grea, dis
from Mint who were receiving means OF living
from the Uated States, and at the same time ng
proceeding was uocious. there d little room 70 cues
ton and If Postmaster had only exercised the
discretion, violations Of private correspondence would not
MIR Herberts arrival, by the last steamer was dis
play of merity his part that with most we'll think
ing people here 70 % ~ Oaa S ns ever
ing Of honor felt for s act and the manner aud result
Of bis trial People avoided or else shrunk from inter
with him as man who had stained his hands
reckltssly with the blood OF fellow creature The
Southern doctrine that white men, In what is termed
mental poet ms, viii In future kr their places
sdered too gross attack reemen to be orthv of
consideration. Mr. Herbert was waited the day ster
his arrival. by depuiaion who presented petition
with several thousand signatures, yeques.ing him to
leave State He repres ented to have shown much
and fear thinking them 10 be delegation Of the
Vigilance Committee who about 10 arrest him. He
replied that he would give the demand respectful con
sdera on, and next day quit the city circumstance
since his appearance here 10 one Of the restau
showing the effect OF his bloody act OF the wait
abused by words and attempt made to assault
him by person no had ordered dish which be-
ing 10 his sa faction he concluded to revenge himself
the attendant He was elected into the street, after
receiving rough usage from the waiter and others
present. who thought Herbertsm should be put down at
It's first oearance In California If Herbert purposes
remaining here be must be calous indeed, for he
avoided and commented on in a manner that must be
torturing 70 any one possessing the slightest feeling
He is o marked mao.
The Nicaraguan steamer will take down to-day about
buaoycd and any recruits for Walker Notwith
stondng the gloomy pictures presented Of the condition
81 Anerosns IN that country and the desperate state OF
the Generals prospects, volunteers ready to take the
chances Employment being difficult procure nere the
idle and pepness ready to engage despe
rate undertakings than what Nicaraguan dbusterism Is
represented. Yesterday unfair and deceptive at
tempts were brought to light to induce to go
surveying expedition TO Mexico but 1t believed in real
y their destination Is intended TO be Central America.
The Sisters Of Mercy have published appeal TO the
citizens Of this state to aid them in the establishment Of
Msadalen Asylum. There few cities the universe
where institution OF this kind would confer greater
benefits, or is needfu than in san Francisco The
Of such rereo for the poor wretched and broken
hearted victims OF crime and credulity has long been felt
The task oil esablshnga Magdaen Asylum could not
be entrusted to dsnterested and worthy persons
than the Sisters They offer their time labor and energies
OF mind and body the only contribution In taer power to
make in taking charge or the inmates and experimenting
the house without fee reward II is intended TO be
free to ALL without distinction OF creed birthplace
Consd cradle funds have already been collected and at
Ladies Fair held last week for its benefit about ten thou
sand dollars were realized The press without single
exception. has lent It's assistance in for warding their
views and in that appeals strongly to the PM
lapbropy OF all there 10 favorable prospect of the SIS
tiers bling able 10 carry out their humane and praise
worthy object.