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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-02
Brooklyn Clty News.


s1ABmsG AYYRAy IN HowARD's CoUKr-A Man SERIOUSLY
AND PERHAPS Fatally IryURD.-A serious asd perhaps
fatal stabbipg ARRAY occurred In Towards cour-whi, III
runs out OF Main street, the Catharine ferry-bs
tween twelve and O'Clock on Saturday night. The
names OF the principal parties Peter Nonahsn, who
boards with . family who OCCUPY the FIRST noor OF No
of the court and Hugh Catherwood, whose family live
the third floor Of tho house. appears both par.
ties accompanied by friends turned up the SQUIRT to 60
homo about tho Same time. CAtherwood, installing
Monahan for acquaintance, pelted him with Q snow
ball. but made apology - soon - he ascertaned the
mistake. Monahan, however, was bound 10 have
= fight, and pulling IG his cost struck at Ca
therwood when the latter also threw OF his
clnohed and fell and Cottonwood cried out that he was
stabbed when MonahAn jumped up and ran Toto the
house The wounded msn was conducted 70 his room.
all covered with blood. BE bad blue flannel and
white shirt both Of which completely and
II found that he had received stabs different
parts Of the body The wounds are in the right breast
left SIDE right shoulder thighs and arms Several
very deep and II u feared may prove fatal Drs Coch
ran Peck and Duff called In and dressed the
Oficr Cream Of The Second district police hearing the
tumult occssioned by the ARRAY, made his appearance
and entered the room In which honahsn was sitting BY
breaking in The door, He asked for tho man, bus re-
celved no answer He saw Msnahans hands covered
with blood and he immediately took him
during naa mSs as
witness Both are locked up Ia the second district sta
ton house.
and child His recovery ID hardly possible Al
investigation will be held ~ soon rs circumstances Will
admit.
The BRooKLYN HEALTH RspoRrs -slncstthe Common
Council have removed Dr. Wendell and appointed another
physician in his place. health officer, there have been
weekly lists of deaths before. Whether the omis
sion is account Of the increased heahulness Of the
city, or from rome other cause, not definitely known.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-02

scar Orr Palace ot Columbia he, Legtoc Jacksonville
lat IS Ion "a at PM gale ssw lost pah OF
oecs load boat and John MoCsxty seaman knocked
overheard ana drowned
schr Aurelia. Howe Tibby Frausin La % days with
sugar to eturees CO. vessel 10 johnson Co Bewenu
lat - aud y number of vessels with loss Of
sails &c The has experienced heavy weather. beea
II days OF hatteras been blown OFF three and sprung
Leak threw overheard about Is barrels moasses tighten
her.
schr Scioc Richardson, Daren Ga 80 days with lumber
to Peck Church. Was within 40 miles of Barnegat
and In nv gale was blown TO lon 65 Opgalant
tsil oressil flying jb split mafusa boat and filled
the cabin with water Jan TO- lat "a aeak
since that time has been leaking per hour same
day spoke ship Ocean Wave tor Boston 81 20 miles
Of Cape Moy passed large quantities of ded Arrived off
SANDY Hook Jan 81 and had IL inches hold Jan
Schr W vsughsn, Clifford WILMINGTON N @ l8 daya with
naval stores TO Jonas Smith lost
bowsprt boats foretnpmast deck load b other ssiis
Schr John Burton. Wilmington rs experienced heavy
weather the passage lost boat split mnsa lost part Of
BELOW
Ship @ b Lamar, from
ships Aus,r ALA and Webster.
Brig Dunkirk from Cuba
Also, ships, barks, aud brigs.
The pilot boat Geo Steers reportsJan Goth 30 miles of
Sandy Hook spoke ship Hartford from eRvsnnah
Ford from New Orleans, and Mary Jones' from Malaga
all refused pilot.
Steamship Atlantic Liverpool ships Heliespont London;
Criterion Mobile barkentine Cruz Francisco
From Quarantine Jas Adger Chesapeake Bay.
Wind during the day from SW to wNw.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-02

II THE WIFE OF aUsrAvE MILLER, PRINTER, taE
has been the seger business formerly OF Jersey City,
sur posed 10 reside Albany, ~ VI she formerly Mrs.
steb0 her son,Jscob steb, eweer supposed reside
In York. will send their address
Kildare plumber 70 and B Front street, Rochester NJ Y
they information OF Elizabeth Seib that resides
California Albany and jersey CITY papers please copy
NEXT OF KIN APPROXIMATIONS OF DOLLAR
IN unclaimed in the Bank Of England, &C. for want "a
helrs Lists advertised for kept at this oce Privilege a.
search f3 Information given az 70 the legal rights Of aliens
10 hold real or personal state In this country.
HENRY HAYS 327 Broadway ~ v
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-02
TOO LATr FOR CLAssIFTCaT7OS.

n LIQUOR DEALERS MEErTNG--THE REGULAR
monthly meeting of the New York IAauor Deals, g.
ciey will be he'd National Hall Canal street on Non la.
evening Feb z 1865, al "a clock PuncuA Attendance
requested. =. W ENGS President
A. MATHEWS Vice PreaAeus,
oysIAvys A, RAIs, Recording Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-02
MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.


ALsAsAC Frw rogK-TBrs DAT.
sur Rrys.............- % MODS ........mOrn l
SUI .........,..... 10 luGz WATER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-02
The Nicaraguan Filibusters-No Examina-
ton Yet.

AAsS A>-~ - sA~AA
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
Before nobody.
JAM 31-Tne Csited States Joseph W. Fd6ens and
Henry Bolton. Tbs examination Of the defendants, who
charged with hbustering expedition to Nicaragua,
WAS set down for this day at IL O'Clock. All The parties
we're In attendance, and Messra Fabeus and Bolton we're
largely represented by Aessrs. Ed. Blankman, 7. f..
Meagher and Campbell and Norton whilst the interest Of
the United states government wav attended to 10y the
District Attorney and Mr.. Jeachiinssen.
Mr.. BlankmAa requested that the District Attorney
shall bring the matter on before Mr.. Commissioner
Morton.
The District Attorney in reply stated that Com
Morton declined hearing the cause.
Mr. Campbell ore OF the counsel for the accused said
that the District Attorney DID not wish to bring the
before Commissioner Morton, because that ofcer had
expressed an optntp that the charge was frivolous
The District Attorney asked that the prisoners be re-
Mr.. BlnnSmsu ssd:-If this case is before commits
sioner, should Ike to know what commissioner It is
because Mr Slwell is sbsen and Mr. White declines to
act and Mr. Commissioner Morton IL not selected by the
government because be has already expressed opinion
TO the irvolousness of the charge. should like TO
know who Is authorized to recommt these gentlemen
he deendans). II the Com rnu soners decline to act
the mater rot properly before them and therefore
they have no right to recommit the defendants for any
examiDaton and cerainy no act or Congress any
in the United States authorizes the Dsct Attorney TO
act prosecuting officer and committing magstra,e and
therefore be a. 10 order tho TO be
recommiited for examination when 1t was set down for
investigation this day.
Ar. Thomas +. Measher abo one OF the counsel for
the accused said that they there for examination
according 10 the appointment made by the District Ator
ney and arranged By the Commissioner aud he
OF the counsel proed against the the right OF
the District Attorney TO remand the accused without the
authority OF Commizsoner or committing Magistrate.
Inc mMc. n.sorney aia ina, .; no Com missioner vas
hands Of the Marshal and call upon him to prod uce
them for exam nation en- Monday morning
Mr. A. Morton, another OF tho defendants counsel id
dressing Deputy Marshal Thompson said that Colonel
Fabens and Mr.. Bolton had been charged with vioslon
the order Of the Com missioner to meet the accusation
and that the order from the District Attorney the Mar
sba 20 remand the defendants Illegal and that they
would hold him Che Narshal) legally responsible for
false Imprisonment
Mr. Bankman then advised Colonel Fabens and Mr.
Bolton that they at liberty and that the Marshal
detained them he should do II ri his peril
The defendants however, renamed Quiesc entity amer
the surveillance OF the United St>tes authorities.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-02
Personal Intelligence.

Anongst the oistiDguated strangers now N Washing.
ton Ia 5revet Lieut. Col Har3ee Uoited S,aos Army,
commsndanf Vest Point and o. the gallant officers
who disiiu gu'shed themscvcs In the Mexican
Crawford the sculptor said DO suIeriog 80 ersly
from tumor frmed over o. his eyes which threat
TO deprive him Of his sight Recently he submitted
20 operation which prcmaed a nrs 70 afford him
lief late advccs fsnl Rome. no sever, convey painful
apprehension as the tuner proves 10 be Q sgnsnt
cancer from which there but feeble hopes OF hs
covery. He la native OF Boston. about forty years OF
age and bas resided nearly twenty years Rome where
ali bis best ks have been produced.
ARRIVALS.
From Glasgow n the s'eamshp Tempest-Hugh Ualidy-
sdes joan bell, lady aud family-ana in the seerage.
From Glasgow, in the steamship Gssgow-Nr and Miss
Caiharine kay, Mrs True, Mr. Rta. q kya NM Chiena,
II McApin " Gardner Thos Gardner, Paxen Robt 10.
gan, fpley-ant IS IN the steerage.
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-10-02

COUNTY OF NEVADA. SIS.
DISTRICT Court of the fourteenth Judicial District
IL THE PEOPLE of the State of California to
GEORGE F. LEMON Greeting:
You are hereby -ummoned to appear and answer the
complaint of Alfred Johns filed against you, Ardre
Casamayou and VIM. Buttereld, within ten lays from
the service of this Writ if served you in this county,
within twenty days served You in this District and
out of this county, and within forty days if served
You in this state and out of this District, in action
commenced the fifteenth day of August 1857 said
court for the recovery of five hundred dollars together
with interest thereon at the of 0 per cent
paid, and for decree of foreclosure ale Of the
mortgaged premises described in the plaintiffs com
plant file in the Office of the Clerk of the Dis
trct Court aforesaid
And you hereby Notified that if Won fail to answer
said complaint as herein directed plaintiff will take
Judgment against yOu therefor by default together with
all costs of suit and also demand of the such other
relief as is prayed for in his said complaint.
In testimony whereof l. RUFUS SHOEMAKER Clerk
r : \of the District Court aforesaid do hereunto
- /Set my hand and impress the al of said court
this Sd day of September, a. D. 1857
RUFUS SHOEMAKER Clerk
BY WIN. SMITH, deputy.
Upon reading and filing the affidavit of the above
named plaintiff it is ordered that service be made upon
George F. Lemon by publication once week for
shed in the county of Nevada and that a eopv of the
summons and mplan be deposited in the post Office
directed to the said defendant George F. Lemon at
Acapulco Mexico NILES SEARIs
District Judge
Attest, RUFUS SHOEMAKER clerk
By WAi. SMITH, deputv.
Stewart Il Sargent Att'ys for plaintiff
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-10-02

FoRERuNNERs OF a HARD WINTER -
According 10 the Indian weather
representations, if the crop of mast be
abundant, the snow aud rain of the fol-
lowing winter will be abundant; if the
crop be light, the snow and rain will be
inconsiderable. This, the Indians say
is an unfailing sign. Ifso, then the APP
preaching winter will be very severe. as
the oaks TIL oughout the hills and noun
lains are literally grooming beneath the
weight of superabundant crop of a.
corns. 1t is an interesting fact in this
connection that since the Americans have
been in this State, this indication has al
ways preceded hard winter. Our nor
thern merchants would do we'll not to neg
lect this Indian sign. Weare of opinion
that those traders located in diggings diff
fcult of access, will act wisely if they
lay in good stock before the winter is
upon them.-Shasta Courier.
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-10-02
Who'll E NUMBER 3s4.

Rfading Ones oaon O5ituary.-In the
days of Mycall, publisher of the New
bury port, Mass, Herald, IA journal still
alive and fourishing,) the sheriff of old
Essex, Philip Bagley, had been asked
sevefal times to pay up his arrears of
subscription. At last one day he told
Myca ll that he would certainly hand
over the next morning as sure as he
lived If you don't get your money to-
morn w, you may be sure I am dead"
said he.
The morrow came and passed, but no
money. Judge of the sheriff feelings
when, on the morning of the day after,
he opened his Herald, and saw ANNOUNCE
ed the lanented decease of Philip Bag
ley, Esq, High Sheriff of the county of
Essex; with an obituary notice attach
ed, giving the deceased credit for good
many excellent traits of character, but
adding that he had one fault very much
to be deplored; he was not punctual in
paying the printer.
Bagley, without waiting for his break
fast, started for the Herald office. On
the way it struck him as singular that
none of his many friends and acquain-
tances he met seemed to be surprised to
see him. They must have read their
morning paper. Was it possible they
cared SO little about him as to have for
gotten already that he was no .more1
Full of perturbation, he entered the
printing Office, to deny that he was dead.
IN proprla persona.
"Why, Sheriff." exclaimed the face
tious editor, Il thought that you were
defuhct !'
"Defunct !" exclaimed the sheriff
"Wh at put that idea in your headl"
"Why, you YOURSELF" said Mycall.
Ibid you not tell me"
"Oh ha! yes! l see !" stammered
out the sheriff. "WelI, there's your
money. And now contradict the report
IN your next paper, if you please"
&" hats not necessary, friend Bag
ley said the old joker; sit was only
printed in your copy
The good sheriff lived many years
after this SELL" and to the day of his
real death always took good care to pay
the printer.
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-10-02
COnstable's Sale.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada S.
- BY virtue of an Execution to delivered. issued
from the Court of John Anderson acting Justice OF
the Peace in and for the county aforesaid bearing date
Aug 25th A. D. 1857 to satisfy Judgment rendered in
I'D Court on the 18th day of Aug, A d. 1851 in favor
of E. L. Pearson and against G. D. Kendall for the
67 10 debt interest damages and costs of suit have
taken in Execution and will sell to the highest bidder
cash the following property, toyit One house and lo
situated on upper Main street Nevada and known
lot of Kendall adjoining Mrs Cross lot and the soutl
side of said street. the having been heretofore
tached by for this debt will sell the above des
scrbcd property in of the Court House. to the high
est bidder for cash, SATURDAY the Goth day Sep
tember between the hours of9 o'clock NJ and O'Clock
NJ of said day. Taken as the property of G. d Ken
dali to satisfy the above demands aud accrung
u. S. GREGORY, Constable
Nevada Sept I'd 1857.
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-10-02
FRUIT INSTEAD OF MEDlclNE.--The

FRUIT INSTEAD OF MEDIClNE-There
is no doubt but what the free use of good
fruit is highly conducive to health, and
indeed almost indispensable to it. Much
of the sickness in the western country
is occasioned by the want of it. The
various fevers and bilious disorders pre-
valent in the summer season, are more
owing to the want of it than any other
cause, and not unth fruit is generally
cultivated and used as an article of di-
ct shall we be rid of these disorders,
which are sapping the life foundations
of thousands of our farmers annually.
And if fruit was administered, instead of
the physicians prescription, we have no
doubt it would be far better for the pa
tent
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-10-02
SumnnOnS

STATE OF CALIFORNIA-County OF Nevada-ss.
y District Court of the 18th Judicial District of said
State.
The People of the State of California, to Robert F
McConn-GrcefiBg:
Iou are hereby summoned to appear and answer
the complaint of James Anderson filed against you
within days from the service of this writ, if
served you in this county, within twenty days If
served You in this District and of this county and
within forty days served you in this State AMI
of this District in action commenced the thrtieh
day July 1887 recovery of Eleven
Hundred Dollars together with interest thereon the
rate of two per cent per month"; from the 10th day OF
June A D. 1856 till paid forth in the complaint
of said plaintiff file in the office OF the Clerk OF
the District Court aforesaid And you hereby mott
fed that if you fail to answer said complaint herein
directed plaintiff will take judgment against you there
for by default together with all of suit and also
mand of Court such other relief is prayed in
his said complaint.
BY order Of tge Court.
In testimony whereof 1, RUFUS SHOEMAKER
Clerk of the District Court aforesaid do hereunto
hand and impress the seal of said Court this 4h day
of August, \. D. 1857.
RUFUS SHOEMAKER. Clerk.
BY WIN. SMITH, Deputy.
Buckner & HILL Attorneys for Plaintiff aug7-4w
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-10-02

EVACUATED FELINE-On the second
of April last, lady in Mercer county,
Pa, vacated house, which remained
closed and unoccupied until within few
weeks. At the time the house was
closed favorite cat disappeared. Re-
Gently the house was opened and the
cat found in close room, from which
she had no egress, still alive! She had
been confined there nearly four months,
without food or water When discover
ed she was about as poor specimen OF
animal existence as could well be con-
ceived of.
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-10-02
How A SuNsrRoKE AFFECTS MAN

hoW OuNSTROKE AFFECTS MAN
The general impression is that death by
sunstroke is very painful, but the con-
trary would seem to be the fact Judging
from the following account of the effect
of such visitation, given by General
Sir CD. Napier He experienced an
attack while in Scinde, where the ther-
ometer, according to the General him
self, was as much use to him as it would
have been to boiling lobster, and wrote
as follows to one of his daughters:
The sunstroke was staggerer, yet my
hope is to die by one, for never can death
come in an easier shape. l was just
deadly sleepy; it was deadly had been
left alone, but the feeling of a transition
would have been tiredness. like that ex-
perienced at being suddenly walked up
before time. This was to a degree almost
to be called painful, then came pleas
ant drowsiness, with anger that the doc
tors would not let me sleep. Were it
not for others, would that my horn had
been sounded; SO easy, SO delightful, l
might say, was the approach of death.
This resembles the accounts given by
men who have been saved from freezing
to death, so that the excess Of heat and
excess of cold produce precisely the
same effects.
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-10-02
Legal Advertisements.
State ofCalJornia, Countyof Nerada, IS
TN District Court. l4th Judicial District
GEORGE LEWIS
) Insolvent Notice.



In the matter of the application of George Lewis ar
insovent debtor praying that he may be allowed to
make assignment of his his creditors and he
be discharged from his debts and liabilities in pursuance
of an ac of the Legislature passed May 4th, D. 1852
entitled for the relief of Insovent Debtors and
protection of creditors, and in pursuance of order
the Hon Niles Seas District Judge in and for said
yNotce is hereby given TO the ere itors of said in
solvent be and appear before said Judge in open
in the city of Nevada Monday the 9Th day October
A ID. 1857, at 10 o'clock NJ of that day show cause
if any they have why the prayer of said nsolvent should
not be granted and assignment of his be made
and he be discharged from his debts and liabilities in
pursuance of the Statute in such made and provi
ded.
And it is further ordered that notice be published in
the Nevada Journal for the period of four weeks.
And it is further ordered that all proceedings against
said nolvent be stayed till the further hearing herein
By order of the court
Witness my hand, with the seal of sal Court hereun-
r. Q \to affixed, this Goth day of August A. d. 1851
L. RUFUS SHOEMAKER,
Clerk of District Court.
ByWM. SMITH, deputy.
+. J. Dunn Atty for Petitioner
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-10-02

JOKE ON A NEGLIGENT OFFICIAL
A story is told of the revenge taken by
Nantucket shipmaster, against Uui-
ted States Consul, who was very rarely
to be found in his office, although upon
his sign were the words, ain from 10 to
L. The indignant captain, after try
ing to find the Consul several days
without success took paint brush and
altered the official sign SO as to read,
"ten to one he is not in"
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-10-02

The HIPPocRATIc OATH.-The pa
pers are discussing the propriety of the
course of DR.. Uhl, in being the means
of exposing the Cunningham affair." We
ry justly, we think, they condem the vi
olation of confidence reposed in him as
family physician; and it is understood
that the medical fraternity are under
oath not to reveal. In this respect all
the learned professors are alike. The
priest never reveals the secrets of the
confessional, nor the protestant clergy
man the confession made to him by the
guilty; and so the legal counsellor shuts
up in his own bosom, all admissions made
by his client, that he may be enabled
the better to conduct his case. If they
begin to excuse any deviation from this
course, on one ground, they may on an
other, and thus the confidence of the
public in the professions be lost.
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-10-02
In the District Court, 18th Judicial District


I y the matter of the Petition of Joseph 3. Howald
Il an Insolve I Debtor.
Pursuant 10 order of the Hon Niles Searles Judge
of the said District Court NOTICES hereby given all the
creditors Of the said Insoven to be and appear before
the Hon Niles Searles aforesaid in open Court the
Court Room of said Court in the county of Nevada
the 5th day of October, A D. 1851, 10 O'clock NJ OF
that day then and there to show if any they
why the prayer of said nsolvent should be granted
and an assignment OF his Estate be made and he be dis
charged from his debts and liabilities in pursuance
the Statute in such made and provided and in the
mean lime all proceedings against said Insovent be
stayed
Witness my hand and the Seal of said Court this Sd
u. day of August A. ID. 1857.
RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk
By WIN SMITH, Deputy.
A. A. Sargent Attorney for, Petitioner aug7td
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-10-02
Summons,

STATE OF CALIFORNIA-County of Nev,d,-ss
~ Township of Nevada
The People OF the State of California to John Bald
win:
You are hereby summoned to appear before the un
dersiGned Justice of the Peace, his Office in said
township, on the Both day OF October A. D. 1851 at 10
O'Clock NJ, TO answer TO the complaint of Boswell &
Hanson who demands of YOU the sum of So 90 as
per complaint file in my office
On failure so to appear and answer, Judgment will be
rendered agans you for the said of S52 and inter
est on debt with dam a-es and cost of suit
Given under my hand this Both day of July "A D. 1857
J. NJ. CLARK, Justice of the Peace
Is ordered that publication of the above summons
be male in the Nevada Journal for three successive
months.
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-10-02
Hotel dc Paris,

BY NJ AID AME CHAU VEL i.
eseE3A The above named well-known House. situated
tllEHA on Broad street Of Bridge No 30 offers
..sEH good accommodations boarders and the travel
49, ing public The whole establishment is entirely
throughout, and the are large and airy fur
iShed with excel mt Beds and furniture to match AMI
the table is rled in style unsurpassed regards
quality and "uantity.
Lalies and ia niles offered pleasant and com
Portable home this establishment.
The undersigned having been literally patronzed by
the pubic the above House for three years past can
safely appeal her old customers sustain her carac
ter as Ian llady and the popularity of her House.
septl2tf MADAME CHAUVEL.