The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-15

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Inc Deuce 10 Pay-Condiiios Of ne School for Idots-
Donations for Assisns By Boston CAurcAes-xr. CAoa4
and Samuel Roses-Ar. Woodbury. Elected to the Cincin
| noG Contsnaon-Nnc Hampshirs-The Weather, dc.
There ID nothing q consequences In political world
and Edward Cutie himself would have been puzzled IA
make note Of anything that has happened in it this
week. The State governments organization has been
completed by the choice Of Councillors who have been
swsfn in but pubic trsioess has been transacted
The ucst interesting icciaeat in tbs legislative business
ia the inrcdus len Ct order into he Senate providing
Tor repeal Of the law, passed at the last session.
giving TO iures the power to judge Of laws ss we'll a. oil
in An criminal cases. The order WAS moved by q
free soil member from Worcss county. The Law was
Iss ed for tie Of enabling jurors to kill Of
ths. ght arise here under the Fugitive Slave law
thus r s Only effect has been to render the liquor
imperative in Suffolk county which exactly what
s leading rierds did not desire Being concerned
about liquor than negroes they determined
getasg rid Of the stumbling block that placed in
their way by their ha nds 1t is doubtful whether
they VIII succeed, thszs members who like the
law, although they hks nothing else that done ut
| the hst sesson.
The very deuce to pay here particle of hot
pitch 70 b. had in consequence OF the disclosures made
by the COMMITTEES Of Investigation into the affairs o.
tie Vermont Central Railroad. 1t seems that r. w.
Chandler, Fsq, c..s Of our best lawyers, received
1900 for professional svioes rendered the CON-
pany, which mentioned by the investsa ling
| mttee Mr. Chandler published card, in which he
objected to the action of tho committee vhereupon Mr.
John H. Stark sole member OF the committee, addressed
short but csusc letter to the State and bondhodsrs u
tie Vermont Central Railroad Coupsay, ia which he
mot only dsposes Of Mr. Chambers grievance but pro-
mises maze great many disclosures report
that is 70 sppeSr Ills intention il to
what has bec0me Of the immsn.e Of money that
have vanished under ths Encouragement Of companys
affairs Mr. Cnsndler said that hts 'sttie 0iii' Was
paid in stock, and to be Of opinion that he
himself done In that transaction it very likely
he Mr.. Stark pi!hny replies :-sTf Mr. CHI aniisr
took blnds, doubt lie many Others he took them
speculation, a. that their market value wAs
ten times greater THEA at present" Altogether 1t Is
the parties TO oetng Ieepeeta
Mr. tarks report gill ne eagerly read he will show
the greedn.ss Nth which the Die Phaisecs
who taRe the highest places 10 eynagogues de-
vcured wiiowS' houses and made away with the sub
stance az orphans.
The the Institution Idotic and Feeble
Minded Children held their annual meeting 10th
Dr. = g. Howe eected Presi ent, add
Wa.hbnrn was chosen Vice President There are ros ia
the institution 46 children So Of whom placed in
10y the State which 600 annually their sup
port am gratif.d to able TO that the hopes
arc ex1csIons of the founders Of this admirable nti
tuition have been than realized. The condition OF
the laornae cldrea hss been vastly improved by the
assduons aoors OF the having them in charge
''Mih the gree: majority" says TIE annual report
s'there been marsed and gratifying ia the
some change
the app+ asance coraiou habits of the children
has been great ia amount almost creation.
From scky, gu eonous, stupid and slothtui creatures
they have become healthy, sefcoproilibg. active
comparatively bright CHILDREN and youth. Some have
been from The Of diocy into which they
aAd fsisn by OF direase neglect uniHvoabie
circumstsnees rather than been born it. Others have
teen 10 Tar improved to become ncen-ive to
issd,oue ,ey AID be pabe their
livelihood the kind juoicous friends"
Thee eat results, not Only in thenseves
cause thes ", enc age others to initiate what ha,
ia 0nisn tnnae yfiUota
eo' altogether :" ienovs an evil iat has been
toss thought ,aearable.
tuition Consideration that s. 600 additional should
Tasd by Subscription. which promptly done Anew
bulrifg is TO be constructed, site the
shore South rSoston ard Ill probably be completed
nexk should akiIg II the officers of
the Institution, have entioncd that Hon Stephen
banks eieced treasurer, and D.. dw ard JARVIS
eeci.sry.
Iurrg the year 1865 the American Board of Missions
Ieossved from Boston SGT 81 g. All out $897 80
contributed by tveive churches TIE Mount Vernon
church end socety csnri,uted sss77 she Essex street.
81 80 IA the Park street 50 ?02 the ord south S25I5
s7 ma Central. 80 400 SO; the Bewdoin street. 81 2Ol
he sa:f% s5re*t ioc4 5s the saa smut. STE I'll the
saa ~; and the Mariners $45.
The number Of boys in the Boston asylum and Farm
sntol 49, al of whom are il good condition The in
Ct iast year exceeded the expenses in Of
1900 The boys sent from this To the ry have al
most invariably done we'll bat the life OF city has
il has leen fer larger boys.
ir lawrence is giving away the proceeds from the
hss al eady given $500 to religious association aud
equal TO snosher institution of thssame 4ind.
j. Is stated :hat Nr. C-oate has sgrted to aeiver =
lecture before the Mercantile Library Association,
hat his subject will be the poet Rogers who-e
aeeth has excited lively sensation throughout the
Intellectual world. 1t will be worth hesriog
Charles j. Woodbury. OF the great Judge, has been
choeen delegate to the Cincinnati Convention by the
democrats of the Eocr district. Mr. Woodbury. ia
a discreet well DO man, and does proclaim his
intentions by sound OF trumpet there h saying for
whom his vote will be cast ia tine conyentcn: but
NV.s 81 Aan ernna Of
Mr. Pierces nomination to be renoered inconsolabe
IN tie event OF that ncndeeiret thing net happening.
Mr.. George, his associate is thick-and thin rerccite
The two substitutes, Mr. Harper and Mr.. Pickering are
Fierce In the Cheshire district delegates have
been chosen namely Horato kinba and Jonas Living
ston. The substitutes Henry Hubbard and r. A.
iartes-the former suppose being the ex Governor of
that rsme.
The contest has fairly been commenced In New Hemp
shire, Mr.. Wells having taken tie field, and Mr..
Battlefield having commenced the publication of
tiiut 6ght, and tor the next two months tho
roar Of it viii be great throughout the land.
democrats this time hut they may assume another
comdex By March The great thing in their Is,
than to quarrel The opponents national admins
uaton in New Hampshire, appear to be all united and
they should keep 80 they vii lind no difficulty in dis
throughout the whsle campaign. It is said that the
mocTate, after their defeat intend appeal to the South
ia che Cincinnati Convention, in favor OF Piarces nom
matte because Il ths. defeat. Thcre, they will say
you see what has happmei from having endeavor-
support the nomination of Frank Pierce whom you
ruined in New Hampshire But the south don't
deal in 6smeged Yankees II has psr.isiy vii
age politicians 1t requires its purchases TO be sound
whole snd desirable the money to be returned. The
south shouldn't cram more Northern small potatoes
down our threats. lie. them give man from their
section-say Mr. Hunter-and the North would pre-
fer him TO ten Thousand such Presidents have
FOR one never wish TO another Northern President
unless breed Of pubic should be very much
Improved upon. II Is scarcely worth crossing at pre-
sent. The West may be more fortunate in ia mep.
Ioston is very like Erzeroun just now, far the
article Of Is concerned. The late storm filled
stnets and they In bad plight they we'll could
be- The storm rnuch more severe IN neighbor-
hood than II at distance. IL storm
and comparatively spared the back country The sogh
fng better in proportion you get way from the city
but here II is not good for pucb owing 10 the unequal
CONDITION of the streets 1t locks about
TO have
They have commenced taking ice in Cambridge. Jaw
lssge number Of men engaged in clearing the ponds
there from yesterday. another storm would