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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-02
CITY Intelligence.

SUICIDE Grossly SrKr7 The Coroner was notified on
Saturday evening tba, woman named Eliza snyder had
committed sui,dc u, hanging herself al the house, No
~ Crosby street n seems that for time past Mrs
snyder has exhibited marks n insanity and has attempted
10 take her life ON saturday night her husband LEFT
the house when Il her hts on, and she fright
cncd the children out oi the house by producing rs1or
and Threatening So k them She then proceeded 70 nor
bedroom, and alter fitting moose made 81 muslin rag',
about hor neck tied end g. She bed post and threw
herself forward, aud must have died by -trangula
ton. There inquest held ~ to late boar yesscr
day afternoon.
JoHs Srrxr CHrRu There a series Of interesting
services at this church yesterday commemorative Of the
ddcaton o. The old John street church the year ICES
which the nrst Methodist meeting house built in Anne
RIGA The church yesterday crowded with the old
members who live 100 Ear away attend worship at
the old meeting house hui who si have ntercs, in
its welfare To add r. tho teai Of the occasion number
OF the old relies belong ~ 10 ~ gone times was exh
bited. Ono was picture Of the ola meeting house IN
John street rcrra previous 10 the Revolutionary
war another the table that used a desk by the
preachers, and among other Curoses old candle
stick exhibited nMt Afforded light 10 the faithful In
that bcnghtcd periO before the advent Of carbareted
hydrogen. During the tay addresses delivered by
the pastor, Rev Nr Harris, Rev j. Waseey, Rev. Mr.
Reilly, from the lr-h conference, and others An expe-
reuce meeting closing The services u the day.
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MARITIME INTEL LIGENCE.


ARRIVED
c sGp ssr "a Marshall Co. o'' Wv" "'e ann
Ship Australia pewa- Liverpool Sep, y, with mdsc and
~ sep65 Il ION IS - Ssd severe gale %ras
IL ~ lon ~ spoke Br brig Smro from liverpool fcr
Ralhnrs "a lat a. Ion ~ VI exchanged sign.s with shr
ohsengrr hence Tor San Fr.ne-co ash An, on Nan
shin President FILLMORE, Nielsen London and Sep, q,
with mdss and e passcngcrs, 20 pgnham pmon. =.
sp raas Iau @n CO. asd one no
Bars Doretie asrenS rabaa bremen 80 day. in ballast
with "a passenger 10 kccp Had sr deaths on the pas
Isrs ceder d'renl, PchA Bremen. ~ day, in ballast
with zss passenger. g Hennings NULL aosins
ma.e and ass passense,s g Messescn u.shar
~ hark vnaries Aesn L days. WIZ "hea
Bris Thrcs s.,srs R.lsIas cssc. Aus T. With AL, wine
heavy w..ser snce ~, Il. -
Bris Grace wos,aeeoa White Msis ,s sept and GU
very hesvy westerly winds The .nlirs rs.sage M
VIZ h y ase aa n na TS q rs A Son c Is
a Ion 10 ,rose NJ bark Trre.s csw.ry IS days fc-
BEN sS ~ y Ion I y -ross sf,s Ss',r
* aIn s s% ssu nS. y sr rssass With los
q mainmasi steering ~ The experienced heavy weAhe
brr xir,cre ~ waldcscrcl aeyer curseo. DC, VII,
ndse r. Folr Peterson Experience heavy weather. los
Kcick Br0hcfs III chariesionl, Thompson Bordeaux u
Chr rdssr mi q ns.,. n vevburydor Arey vaiar,
DAYS with fruit to master The II came via Long island
sehr Dolphin. Heermsnce, eabcon. Coas, Of Africs g
days, with palm OIL ebony and bar wood, to A MumoIt
Rfov. The u experienced heavy weather.
Srhr y T. bowman tof Eagport, Wooster. MarAcaibn, o.
! win mdse Brett Son Co Experienced heavy weshe
ths entire passage.
schr Howard Rogers sombrero. ~ days. with guam
aud passengers, SO " q NckerSon
Sehr Equator (flr Johnson Fleuhers, IL days, with ba
rauae aud oranges, a. ~ = Miller.
schr shannon ffr Hutchinson, Nassau. Mp ~ days with
oranges Tneas Experienced heavy westerly winds.
schr ocean Bird tBrl, Locshsr, Windsor M days with
plaster, ~ master.
S,hr Pearl. Kelly. New Bedford for Albany
Schr Henry Clay, Romans New Bedford FOR Albany.
Sthr pay state, Sherwood, Bos,on, days.
Srhr CAlota. Tae'i Boston for FrederickshurE Va
Scbr Roanoke Icues, Taunton for Fh,ahethpurt
Sioop America Reynolds Providence
Steamer Thomas Swami, Poet Savannah. on Bsrnegai
spoke steamer " u Beach, bound :.
steamer PotonssA Cushman, New Bedford.
Wind during the day NNw.
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The Boards Of Supervisors and Aldermen csnsence
November sessions this evening but as the members are
doubtless much interested IN the elections, s probable
that very little business will be done this week There
are, however, many important matters before committees
which require prompt action, and more than the
questions recently made to the Common Council by the
Mayor, to provide employment for the aborng classes
during the coming winter
The Board Of Ccuncnsen adjourned Thursday TO
meet this afternoon but IL is very improbable that there
will be quorum, rs all the members will be busily en-
gagged in preparing to redeem the State the follow
ing day Indeed is not likely that the real interests Of
our city will be studied during the entire November
sion Scores 'buncomb' speeches will be made and a
basket full of 'resoutions, in addition what have al
ready been presented will be offered ameliorate the
condition Of the working casses but nothing, fear,
win be accomplished We shall probably hear more
of the special committee appointed by the Board last
week to confer with the national in reference
to erecting Post Office in the Park, and other public
buildings
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The Return OF the Saranac.
UNITED STATES STEAM FRIGATE SARANAc, J

NAVAL ANCHORAGE,
NORFOLK, Va, Oct. 20, 1857. }
When last wrote you we were steaming off most
beautifully from the Capes Of the Delaware towards
Rio Janeiro, in high hopes of making the passage
to the Pacific at most favorable Defects,
however, in the machinery OF the vessel have
obliged to to the nearest naval depot in the
United States-after having reached the la.l-
tude OF 20 degrees AZ minutes north, longitude 81
degrees "a minutes west an air line distance from
our first starting point of ,097 miles, The cutoffs
used for working steam extensively and consequently
at an economy OF fuel, with many OF the pipes are
unreliable, and the engine frames work ad hbtum in
every direction, notwithstanding the precauton of
resetting their keys before leaving the breakwater
Since our departure, with the exception Of two or
three days, we have experienced nothing but wet,
boisterous disagreeable weather. On the night of
the 25th instant, latitude "a degrees % minutes,
longitude 20 degrees n minutes, the Saranac en-
heavy sea, which carried away the ships head,
head hocms and rail, and the platform of
port wheellfouse, and probably sprung the
bowsprit: the guide TO the tiller was also carried
wheel and the ship left nnmanageable in the trough
OF the sea for halt an hour; i've men were more or
lefs injured during the gale The vessel certainly
behaved most handsomely and proved herself good
beat, but had her bunkers contained full sup
ply Of coal the results of the blow would have been
disastrous; il is, fear she may be considerably
strained.
What disposition will be made Of Us | know not.
II may require some weeks to effect the necessary
alterations and repairs
II is source Of general regret that we have been
compelled to put back after so brief an absence
from the United States; but being essentially de-
pendent npon steam as the motive power, and with
long, stormy cruise before US, 1t vas deemed both
prudent and advisable.
p. S.-Exchanged numbers and signals this morn.
ing, about ll30. with the United States ship of war
Cyane. thirty miles south Of the Capes of Virginia
bound TO Norfolk and in want Of pilot.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-02
Personal Intelligence.

Among the marriages in fashionable life IN Paris
those OF niece Of NJ de Tocqueve, author OF . De
mocracy in America to the Marquis de Tusy and OF
Olivier, lately elected Deputy 70 the corps Legisatif
the republican ticket 10 Mile Lstz daughter of the great
pianist
Sir VIM Eyre, who has for six months administered the
civil government Of Canada, has left for England
Sir Edmund Head expected to leave England by the
last Canadian mail steamer Of the season for Quebec.
Attorney General Cartier leaves his present county Of
Tcrrebonnc for the city of Montreal The Hon. Malcolm
Cameron Postmaster General, who defeated -four
years age again in the field with every chance Of sue
Sir Allan Macnab proposes TO retire finally from
public life Hon Hllyard Cameron aspres 10 succeed
him as leader of the conservation.
Governor Myron II. Clark intends permanently estab-
fishing himself in business in New York, having formed
co partnership with Hiram b. Faulkner in land and tax
paying agency.
ARRIVALS.
From Liverpool, in the ship Neptune-Cspt Wait and
lady, MIR. sheeper.
From London, in the ship RhneJas Gchrist, Bleus,
W Wilson, Master calkn.
From Nassau, Mp in schr Shannon-Capt NJ Ekerman,
tie Of bark Leo Goodsel Goodsen and lady, Mrs
l. Beeman Henry.
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Total 3T7
The Grand jury have to believe that nine tents
of the h,uor sold to this class Of persons sold In viola
ton law aud that The sellers such rather than
the aics should be suffering the penalty OF the law
III. Jury regret learn that through derefctoD Of the
public fnneonarCs, the law 10 unlicensed selling re-
mains nearly dead letter upon the statute book; yet
tey believe that In the hands Of faithful, perseverng,
honest ocers-rnnisterial and judlciahe present tx
eise law imperfect H. wOum do away With our. hths
az The evils fov ing from intoxicating drinks
While to city ahounds with unlicensed dram shops the
ury cannot learn that the Commissioners Of Excise, whose
oYn duty II To prosecute for of under the law,
have In single instance discharged that duty Had ono
nth of the penalties incurred under this law been exact
Cd Al TIC hands OF tho ucnicrs the jury believe that
fund would have been accumulated Sufficient 10 support
an The poor IL ous county Out q some 500 retail shops
and saloons in tho CITY Grand Jury cannot learn that
two hundred have been licensed The rest selling IN
omen violation or law and that too under the eyes
az tho pnblc funcionarcs. In view OF the amount
uf crime suffering, pauperisIn and increased TAX
sisn now staring in the face, the jury pre-
sent this Illegal. unlicensed trsnc Ia intoxicating
liquors ~ ~ evil calling loudly for redress The Grand
Iury sre harry learn from All the prisoners and those
sis ting The s that Sheriff stryker interchangeable ~ he
care and attention 10 ilosc under his charge hat his hu
nsnv aud lranrss ri heart have contributed much 10
the enGr &c the pri-oDers and he sympathy sBa o"ur
,e-y hsye commended him a. all those who have occasion
H. look after " visit imprisoned friends.
Signed vs. the Grand Jury.
Judge Culver announced that he would Organic the
Court ior The November term Monday (todas) aud
would then adjourn 81 The following Monday, when he
would take up the nrst twenty the calendar.
No default nquests w be allowed on he hfst Monday
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BROOKLYN City Court j.

PREsESTMEST OF THE GRAND JURY RELATIVE TO
VIOLATIONS OF THE LIQUOR LAW AND DEERE
LECTION OF OFFICIALS.
The Grand Jury empannelled the October term of the
City Court before Judge Culver concluded their iabors
Saturday and made the following prcsentment, which
contains some interesting and important statements
They present That they have visited and minuteiy in
spected the condition Of the jail Of the county under
charge of Burdctt Siryker, Esq, Sheriff We
find, on examination OF the cells OF the fe-
male prisoners, that they greatly deficient in
construction lacking suitable ventilation. They
clean and well furnished but the within the cells l. of
necessity impure and the apartments wholly unsuitable
FOR sleeping. Tie cells occupied by male prisoners are
better ventilated but are greatly exposed Ia stencil and
nth, by Of the conduIs pipes carrying of the
aud thereby subjected Ia impure air Two stories
at least should TIE ADDED to each of the wings Of the jail
appropriated 10 cells This would elevate the cells rs
to free Circulation of air and at the same
time lessen the facilities for escape The roofs Of
those wings ~ present IN very insecure state
aud have rendered comparatively easy the escape of
several prisoners under the former Sheriff These in
securities IN the jail and defects in the construc-
ton Of the apartments and appcndares are charge
able not 10 The sheriff hut entirely Ia the penuriousnc
Of the Board II Supervisors The attention Of that body
should be diret ted 10 the unsafe condition OF the
jail The Grand Jury found several prisoners awaiting
trial and anxious 10 be tried but whose trial In several
To have been unwarraniably delayed They
learned from Of the prisoners that he had been
FIVE months awaiting his trial a large proportion "
those Ia jail have been sent there for intoxicaon
The Grand Jury were panied 10 learn that nearly i've
SNihS ~ e females no~ Eapfi 0cd were committed Tor
intnNicaion. Many Of them mothers, having chill
dren NJ home or rowing in the streets and three oarhs
Of these imprisoned female. are AZ Irish descent Below
VIC submit 10 ihe .ortt the statistics furnished by the
saiier In the last three months Whole number pqN -
piisoned for mioxicstou l., males ~; females, 81
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be the consequences to the trading community what they
may.
There are much pth and abundant suggsstiveness In
these views Of Mr. Barker Planters factors and banks
may pront by them II they will
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Aun y, rom Alexanera ior New yosk al Norfolk in dis
Am Ga,dner tro Kingston Tor New York; At Norfolk;
lraky aud lusi sails. sam
threw CARGO =, 8slumere, iessy sp",
Alice IRON Galveston for BRACES ashore miles Of San
AR rroyn rsr',n fr Fredericksburg; run ashore op
rscl sgus Ne fr,m .lessndra for New York; pu,
Norfolk dismaslel Get W sssa ,-.,,,-,-.
ed ~ ~ stesw,ug Wave, ou sandy Hook sls'
tpe Wy. nrerg parted mocrngs and wen, on the beach
thris'iana, ron Canada; total loss ., o.weyo ss,cp
ashore near cape henry &c, ! ss,a
Chslc.ony Leighton, found abandoned end Nantucket,
CF dois Jones from Baltimore for New Bedford; total
Dart Jacob from Runcorn Knsae at Holyhead lost
u Barnard iIoses from Philadelphia Charleston a,
oh,I,sss9 u, sails hglwsks ae s.sna tas. Ontario
ps,,le Doaee frgm eeersecwn for B"resdoc' pu' into
Empire thamb,rs from Philadelphia for Norfolk ashore
Eatertt;s f,s% psOy for DuOln disma''ed in
Fsprsss Gale from Plymouth for New York sunk by col
o Win ssCsg ~ snnf e. Erss ssr ss Win sveo COLI
sion with unknsNn secr. stoo w., r.. r...,.o, 49,,
int, OK se. west losi salts Ac slso
er from GprI s ssIa by en Pa cs
Ffsns BeIcber ashore on sewals Point Hampton Roads
fserwin Thomas. from, New York for Charleston 20,
Pawn, Iesry from Bai,imore ashore and bged At Cape
eo Darby Muiner from New York for Aspnwall Gre
md besched ~ Iewes Del. got o. 1900
Guord cwitson from Savannah for Nassau; abandoned
sept H. ftap.
farris, Maria Smith from boston Tor ories; sunk by
collision With Rr steamship Niagara, fSn
Harrison JONES Varmo. from New FORK for Tampa Bay
Put into kev Wcet for salts &c $1,000
III Roberts from Charleston Tor Indian River parted her
chains and went on Indian River bar. 5000.
Isabella from Albany Hartford; los Long Island
sound. ssgg
John Harris Robbins, from Philadelphia for BOSTON, ahan
doncd Sept ~ Sl2s1. .......
Jane Baker, Nsnnrman from Phiadelphia Tor tharies
ton; dcckt swept, hr tt@s. =.
with hrg Sept 2e s1to -
John Hooper Dixon, from Baltimore Tor Antigua los'
mAsts hy lightning. tliUa 49,.
tal lOss on sand Shoal 9Th st0uN
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-07-23

NEW AND IMPORTANT DISCOV-
- Ehf in THE SCIENCE OF MEDICINE. TRIES.
6MAR-None are genuine unless the engravings Of the
Seals Of the Ecole de Pharmacie and the mperia
College of Vienna, are fixed upon each wrapnsr ana
around each case. ~
Sold by DR.. H. A. BARRow-Member of the Imperial
college Of Vienna, and Royal College of Surgeons London
VINO may be personally consulted at his residence No ISL
Prince street. (ew blocks of Broadway New York
i!0m II o'clock in the morning, till q and from O'Clock
VII . in the evening, Sundays excepied.)
TRIESEMAR No, lis the remedy general and local
ueoty loss of vrie power premature decay aud all the
distressing consequences arising from early abuse c all
physical impediments vanish like magic before its inlu
snce thus rendering its use invaluable to those entering
The marriage state.
TRIEsEMAR No. 2-Entirely eradcates all traces Of
nose disorders which copaVa and cubebs have long
been thought an antedoe for to the Of the health Of
. vast portion of the population.
TRIESEMAR No, SIS the great European remedy for
mat class OF disorders which, unfortunately the English
physician treats with mercury the inevitable distruc
on OF the patients constitution and which all the sarss
Pallla in the world cannot remove.
TRIEsEMAR Nos. !, and g. are prepared in the form
Oh ozenge devoid Of or SMELL and can be carried
In the wastcoat pocket Sod in tin cases and dluided
IN separate doSes administered by Valpeau Lale.
man. Roux, Ricord &C., &C. Price So each or fur cases
u one Tor 49, which $751; and in $2T cases. whereby
There is a saving of 40
Special arrangements having been made with the yari
Gus Expresses the nine dollar of the Tresear and
the larger sizes will be forwarded by DIR. Barrow
pald Immediately on receiving remittance to any part
Oh tne world securely packed and addressed according
70 the instructions Of the writer thus securing to the pub
tic genuine European preparations, and eectuay pro.
tecting them from spurious and perncious mutations
rage. -
1NO 1857 Prince street. tew doors west of Broadway,
New York. div 100
A d VICE TO USBAN DS71NO
"A WIYES.-AlsO those contemplating Martage
Ooored Steel plates 30 cts, plain plates rs free Of
postage.
rms work contains dissertation on the necessity OF
Marriage instructions in Oourting with Cure for love-
enects Of Cebaey, Cohabitaon case Of sterilily ex
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Z, U M B e. r.
CITY LUMBER YARD.


Having purchased of 0. K EARLE his interest in the
late firm of 7. & 0. K EARLE, would most respect
nly tender my thanks for the very liberal patronage
which has been bestowed upon the late firm the past
sight years. and, at the time would solicit contin
nance OF the trade pedgng myself that nothing shall be
lacking OIL my part to merit the same. My past eight
years experience in the business gives knowledge
OF all the different markets. and many facilities for stock.
Hg yard which will enable Successfully to compete
it'll all other firms, and with the Boston Market
or the past year our late firm sold Lumber for the Bos
ton trade.) ~ .
Under the above circumstances take pleasure In call
Ing the attention of the public my Stock which con-
Asts OF all kinds Of building and finishing Lumber such
Is this market demands, as follows.
Seasoned Pine Lumber of every destripon for finish
ing purposes Spruce and Pine dressed Floor Boards by
the Car load retail Southern Hard Pine Of all dimen-
lions. Cherry. Black Walnut and White Wood with all
kinds Of Lumber for Machinery purposes. M
SHINGLES, SHINGLES 5e.
500 900 Shaved Cedar and Spruce Shingles,
100000 Sawed Pine, Cedar and Spruce Shingles, at
prices varying from 81 so to $3.50 per thousand,
CLAPBOARDS.
Pine olapboards from to 16 feet long, dressed,
spruee in extra, feet long,
trE Mol, F." {.
4 sin. extra and No. l. direct from the
manufactures, and from Mills which run under my own
directions and can warrant them equal to any in the
veil as at retail. l
HALF A MILLION
emock Boards on the stick at different mills which
furnish by car load to carpenters builders in any
Of the towns lying the R. R. leading from Worcester
In the rough or dressed, as may be wanted.
HOU Sc FRA MES
And Floorings for the heaviest class buiding can
furnish at short notice, havving ten tlgelue
Mills at my control, and running exclusively for me.
Also, Factory Beams Of any length up to fifty feet
ONE MILLION LATH,
And more II wanted
N B. My foreman, Mr. MOSES TAFT well known
contractor and builder in this city having erected some
o. our largest buildings his last contract being
Wi be great advantage purchasers in regard guam
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
6 MET HING New

o M e I H i n G NE w
b. I. BABBITrs BEST MEDICINAL sALERATUs
is manufactured from salt ard Is prepared en-
tTey different from other saeratua All the deieterious
mater extracted in such to produce Bread
biscuit and all kinds of Cake wthort containing par
ce Of s9iestus when the bread cake baked; there
py producing wholesome results. Every particle Of SAL
eas is turned to gas and through the bread or
biscuit while baking, consequently ncthing remains but
common salt water and -four You win readily perceive
BY the taste Of this saleraus that is entirely different
roniother saieratus When you purchase one paper
you should take the old paper with you and be very par
tcuar and get the next exactly like IT, name aud pic
ture, twisted loaf bread with glass eaervescng water
on the top, as you see IN the bill.
Full directions for making bread with sour milk and
cream tartar, and all kinds of pastry; also directions for
making SeidEtz Powders, will accompany each package
r 7. BABBlTT,
Nos 6s and 10 Westinghouse, New York,
e22dawt and No. IS India St., Boston.
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