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, 1857-07-24

PrrrrlvM MoUoy We have the out.
lines Of "ma,hino' that bids fair TO prove
the lou. solght perpetual motion II is a
combination Of the lever, pendulum weight,
pulley, wedge screw, spring and incline
plauc, upon the cog and spring principle
The centre Of gravity is no where, consc.
pncnt,y motion is next door to perpetuality.
We can describe the 'ma,h,ne' as clear as
mud although the Invention is not ours.
First, there are two arms to each side,
which are adjusted on the slantindicular
lever system, one is immovabe and 'tother-
isn't, ong is fast TO q common centre, not
centre 0S gravity, however, 'to'her isn't
A scmicircle connects them horizontally ut
the apex, which is furnished with cogS
working spring, which works the arms,
which sets them all to working together.
Just as natural as thunder When the
thingumbob moves, the whatucallem hunts
the entire of gravity. but'the whatsname
pulls it back-!ke the chap who was sent
for and couldn't come--so the machine
keeps on hunting for centre, but if there
isn't any, of course it cant find it, and
like the wandering jew, keeps travelling
This is no hoax or humbus, bat the vcrita-
bic invention Of machinist who has spent
years of study over it. We have only
shown our descriptive powers in the mat
tel. CfUctGH Printer.
, 1857-07-24
nsg- A letter from ManslieId recentIy

n65- A letter from Mansfield recently
published in the Cleveland Herald, speaks
of proposition to sell the Female College
building there TO the Grand Lodge l. U.
o. L. The buildings, we understand, cost
some $4,000, and offered for $4,000.
1t is proposed, in case Of purchase, to con
vert the institution into d High School for
the education OF the children Of deceased
Odd Fellows.
, 1857-07-24

ToucHISs APPEAL.--An absent wife Is
thus called upon to return 70 bed and
board Jane, yOur absence ruins all.
Think Of your husband, your parents, your
children. Return, all may be well and
happy. At any rate enclose the key Of the
cupboard where the gin is" y 10y "
, 1857-07-24

RH- What fools men are. TO worry be-
cause they are not as well of "as that iel-
low across the street." The richest man
in town win be forgotten 10 fifty years from
now, as the mason who bailt the Rocky
Mountains. 10 ls43 we attended the fu-
neral of a millionaire. We visited his
grave recently, aud what do you suppose
We saw? -Four .bob-tailed pigs, roofing
the sod from his grave. And this was the
end Of all bis eminence--a neglected grave,
with four stab-tailed pigs roofing up the
soil. 4SO passes the glory Of The world ,
, 1857-07-24

Bs6~ 1t is said that the publ cation OF
the entire correspondence Of the first Ma
poleon, which the third Napoleon intends
70 accomplish, will embrace in whole or IN
part, nearly 10000 letters.
, 1857-07-24

NATURAL INFERENcE.-A Swedish girl
walking with her father on a stormy night,
absorbed in contemplation Of the skies, be-
ing asked Of what she was thinking, replied:
I" was thinking Il the wrong side Of Heat-
en- is 50 glorious, what must the right side
he ~ r I i,.l, --tfat. 4. ~ 1t1if trn
, 1857-07-24

~ Col, j. Beard, one of the gallant
Os9a OF the Association of Old Defenders
" baltimore in 1912 and 1914, died at his
r;slOence in Baltimore, on Tuesday NOR
a lug last, in the sixty-seventh year of bis
, 1857-07-24

HTAt Buffalo, recently, Mad. Straksoch
met with q curious accident 10 her Grst
song " Good Night and Pleasant Dreams"
A suddcn spasm Of the throat rendered her
voiceless, and she was obliged to leave the
stage. She afterwards went through with
the performance.
, 1857-07-24

BSr Dr. Kanes heirs have been paid
S5T 900 Cor the sale of the lamented ex-
plorer's work, the Arctic Expedition"
and Professor Longfellow, it is said, nctted
5000 by the sale OF " Hawatha."
, 1857-07-24

B6- Punch suggests, in anticipation Of
the title about to be bestowed upon the
Queens physician, DR.. LacocE, that be be
dubbed Lord Deliverus.
, 1857-07-24
pog9&R.
From the Louisville Journal.
NV Father.-In MemOriam 1857.

NV fNLOeT! OTNuuu ups hHhuphu
To loves sweet uses sob the word
Nv father dim with anguish, heard
In Heaven between a storm of moan
And the white calm that faith hath fixed
For solace, far beyond the world,
Where, all our starry dreams unfurled,
We drink the wine Of peace unmixed.
Mine folded In the awful trust
That draws the worlds face down in awe,
Holding her breath, as if she saw
Gods secret written in the dust
NV father! oh, the dreary years
The dreary winds have walled across o.
Since his path, from the hills Of loss, .
Wound, shining, DER the golden spheres.
What time the Angel at our door
Said soft, between our orphanmoan-
Arise oh, soul the night is done
And day hath bloomed forever more!
locked my icy hand across
NY sobbing heart and sadly cried
| lose thee in the glorifed-
The world is darkened with my loss
Oh, Angel cried Wrath completed
With awful brows and eyes intense
For faiths white robe Of reverence
Slid noiseless to my sorrows feet),
oh, Angel, help me out Of strife
could have borne all mortal pain
I could have lived my life in vain
But this hath touched my inner life
And eighteen hundred ffty-seven
Hath filed decade Of slow years
Since first my orphan cries and tears
Broke wild across the walls Of Heaven,
This eve his grave is winter-white
Aud 'twixt the snow-wind's stormy thrills
hear across the Northern hills
The solemn footsteps Of the night
Blow wind Oh, wind, blow wild and high
Blow DER the dismal space Of woods
Blow down the roaring Northern foods
Aud let the dreary day go by
Blow, wind, from out the shining West,
And wrap the hazy world in glow
Blow wind and drift about my snow
The summer Of Lis endless rest
For he has fallen fast asleep
And cannot give me moan for moan
: Ny heart is heavy as a stone
And there Is no one left to weep!
Ny soul is heavy and doth lie
Reaching up from my wrotchedness--
Reaching up blindly for redress
The s,ern gray walls Of entity
Once in the golden spring-time hours,
In the sweet garden of my youth,
There fell a seed of bitter truth
That sprang and shadowed all the flowers
Alone The rose died apace
And pale the mournful violet blew
Only the royal lily grew
And glorifed the lonesome place
In me the growth Of human ills
Than human love had reached no higher,
But Seraphim with lips of fire
Have won me to the shining hills
cannot hide my soul in art
! cannot mend my life's defect
This thunderols space Of intellect
God gave me for peaceful heart
Hush oh, my mournful heart, be still,
The heavy night is coming on,
But heavier lie the shadows drawn
About his grave 80 low and chill
From out the awful sphere Of God,
Oh, deathly wind, blow soft and low
Ny soul is weary and would go
Where never foot of mortal trOd
, 1857-07-24

b5- Which causes the most boiher-the
mails or the femalesl The latter keep US
writing letters all tie time, while the for
mer never deliver them.
, 1857-07-24

Rsy- He that boasts Of bis ancestors
confesses he has-no virtue Of bis own. No
other person has lived for our honoFs noe
ought that to berepnted ours which was
long before we had being; for what ad,
vantage can 1t be to a blind man that bis
parents had good eyesi
, 1857-07-24

ASy- One of the teeth Of biting frost
was recently picked up in the town of Hull.
, 1857-07-24
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-03

THE FREE ACADEMY PRoSouscEp GREAT HrMBua.
This Board held their first regular meeting for this
month VI the usual time and place Observation-Disclosures H.
Green, President in the chair After the Of the
previous meeting read Commissioner BALDWIN asked
10 have them amended or changed to read that
the Adjunct Professor in the Free Academy shall receive
81 $50 por annum instead Of So 900, thus establishing
difference Of $3.50 in the professorshps the Acsdcy
nearly two hours Of the time OF the Board.
pI. Webster, Principal Of the Free Academy, was pre-.
sent.
Mr. BENEDICT maintained that the minutes were correct,
and considered any attempt 10 iasy them as at least
censurabie.
Several other members spoke against the notion some
denouncng the free Academy the greatest huubug la
the ucatonal system Of New York also bitterly
planning about much time being up In the Board
10 discussion the Free Academy, two three hours
being thus spent at every meeting TO the neglect Of other
business.
Al length the previous question called, and the
motion 10 correc, the minutes iost, and they
adopted.
communication from the school officers OF Ward
School No II, making application for the alteration Of
said schoo! house, referred TO the Finance Com
mlttce,
communication was read from Professor Barton, OF
the Free Academy, returning check FOR s,5 ~ which
had been pad 10 him. under the idea that the salaries OF
the professors Of said institution had been rased by the
Board The Board bad previously voted the tho
Profess and ordered the check returned 10 him.
quorum not being present the Board then ad
iournei
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-03
Theatrical and Musical,

BROADWAY TnEAmg.-Mr G. Mathews will this evening
enact his characters Of Pun Ia the comedy Of the
Critic and Coudsley In the farce called the practical
Mar" The aferscce Is 20 be the Wandering Minstrel
the entertainments tonight Mile Rolla follows In
ahe ballot Of Paqu,a, aud the Raves including the
qlowned Gabriel IN "Robert and Bertram"
novyaY-Quite an attractive list Of gymnastc, aero.
a and equestrian eats has been prepared for this
ing Tho closing piece novel local whimsicaly call
ed ''yisit to the Bowery."
RrrproN'a-Ihe offerings for tonight are the drams
titled tsvaufy Pair and the uavostie Of Hamlet in
which Messrs Burton and Brougham perform, and You're
sure 10 be shot in which Mr.. rogers plays the hero
w.u.cv's--,,A Lady in Difficulties and Two ~ one
are announced for repetition this evening Mesdames
Hoev and Allen Miss Cannon, and Messrs Blake, Lester
Davenport, and Holland are In the casts
LAURA RKrvE's The romantic drama called the "sea
OF Ice in which Miss Kecne, and Messrs Jordan, Jeer
son aud Whcatcigh have won SO much applause during
the past Ave weeks is to be given few nights more
ru wRrS tryyyH M present an attractive bill for their
benefit at al Broadway, late Geo thirsty Mooa ian
Their selections comprise the "Swiss swans STOCK
Broker In Difficulties songs, dances, NC .
AMERICAN MusEux.-The dramatic entertainments arc
TO consist Of the wanderng Boys In the afternoon and
Time Tries AM and "Iaugh and Grow Fat" IN the
evening. All the pieces are very well cast
Cscus-Those who take pleasure IN seeing all around
s mem excessively happy and joyous should mnge WI,
the masses who throng rryons circus, at 81 Bowery,
every night See the programme,
Euuortansn -Burlesques, dances and songs, Of the
mos, amusing description, the bills for tonight
feer ripper Pepper Podye " TO be given al Geo Chrlsy
WOODS, and "Shaksperean Readings and the Horse
Opera AT Bryant's.
CoycEsr.-Mme ne Benville announces a concert At
POSITIONS are 70 be performed, and many excellent artists
10 assist
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-03
Brooklyn City News.

The steamship Florida, which arrived at New York on
Saturday, brought among is passengers negro named
John smith who had secretei himself board previous
TO the sailing the steamer and discovered until
the vessel was at IA there Is heavy penalty i'm
posed Southern ports upon all captains Of vessels who
by accident or design aid In the escape OF slaves from
Southern ports the captain agents OF the steamer were
anxious the negro 10 the port from whence he
escaped For this purpose the negro was placed 10 The
grocery and liquor store at Red Hook Point, and watch
set upon proven, hs escape The persons employ
ed 10 guard him were Thomas LAWYER Timothy X Mason
John Jack and John Cowen, who relieved each other
by nrlt and day. The that fugitive slave was IN
Rrookiyu CANE 10 the knowledge vf Mr. Lewis Tapyan
New York, who communicated the fact to Mr. samuel L.
Harris, the Clerk Of the City Court. Brooklyn. writ Of
hsheas corpus obtained from Judge Culver on Tues
dsy and Mr. Harris accompanied by posse OF officers
went the place designated and succeeded in obtaining
possession of the negro, whom they took to
Ihe residence OF Judge Culver. in Williamsburg, on
Tuesday night Yesterday morning. the parties interest
ed appeared al the City Court aud waited some time Tor
the Judge, when was asccFtaned that tne wrn ot ma
Judge in williamsburg No further facts have transpred
IN relation 10 the but rumoTed that the negro
brought before Judge culver on tuesday nght and
liberated.
sssnscx or rArysT SAFx OPERATOR. William Lee was
convicted the Court OF Sessions on Tuesday for grand
larceny having stolen from Francis Gooday Of Canada,
AGO. fcw days since. Lee Is patent safe operator aud
has frequently been before the lower charges Of
windng by VI the patent safe game but has here
toiore managed escape punishment, ON this occasion
he and a companion met Mr. Gooday at the dock Of the
California steamers, and after ascerning that he was
he purpose ~ seeing horses which they pretended
they we're going take out 10 California On reaching
lonely spot they tried induce him bet the patent
safe but declined The prisoner Lee then threatened his
life II he did not give them some money lie became
frightened aud took out $40 gold which they seized
and made cf lie made complaint TO the police Of the
Third district aud Lee arrested and identified by the
countryman as one Of the parties who robbed him He
was tried by the Court of Sessions and sentenced
Tuesday 20 Imprisonment in the state prison nj sing Sing
Tor 81 four years eleven months and twenty nine
days This the first conviction OF any Of these patent
Gale operators tina, has been had in this county.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-03

Before Hon. Judge Roosevelt

THE LEASE MADE ny THE COMMON COUNCIL TO tue
CATHOLIC ORPHAN ASYLUM.
Dsc. 2-Mr Joseph Blunt made application on behalf
Of certain payers for order enoinng the Corpora
ton from executing and the Roman Catholic Orphan Asy
lum from accepting lease Of half block Of ground
Fourth avenue between Fifty first and Fifty second
streets Tor term Of years, at nominal rent OF vi per
annum. The Judge did not grant tue injunction, but
would grant order show cause and be had doubt
the Comptroller would upon i order refuse 10 take any
STEPS until the matter disposed Of by the Court
This lease granted by resolution Of the Common
Council Cor long said lands shall be oocspied tor the
Of the Roman Catholic orphan Asylum, and Tor no
sf..rp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-03

n k1eGrcu EnyslClnn, FEARS O1 age,
whose OF life nearly discovered white
The Ess, indies certain cure for assumption aslhms bron
chisia coughs colds and general dsnV Tho remedy
discovered him when his only child daughter given
up die lie had heard much OF the wonderful restorative
healing auanies of made the Fast In
din hemp and The thought occurred him that he might make
remedy for his child He studied hard and succeeded in
realizing his wishes Ills child cured and Is alive
and well lie has administered the wonderful remedy
thousands all parts the world and he has
never failed in making them completely healthy and happy
wishing do much good possible he will send 10 such
of his actcd fellow beings request this recipe with fun
and explicit directions making up ana successfully using
He requires each applicant inclose him shn
three 10 be returned postage the recipe and the
remainder 10 be applied to the Of this
Address Dir VI James e Grand street Jersey City n ].
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SRIn reference TO the statement the HKRAID of
day regarding the accident that the river by
the upseng OF boat, beg TO say that you misn-
formed The boat not going '.from but tho ship
fldeha was on board at the time, and the whole
affair. There was not one drowned tho paper
states immediately lowered boat which succeeded In
rescnng the father mother and four children, who
At once brought into the cabin, and received every aen
ton till quite restored. am, sir, your ob'dt serv
W. II. COULATORE, Chief Officer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-03

suCARs--The market without change Of momeus
in prices while sales embraced about 400 hbds cube
muscovado within the range OF 5kc. a6xc.
TxA.-The sale held to day went on heavily, especially
for the lower grades while several lots Withdrawn
The market with trade fiat and TRANSACTIONS mods
wmxw.-The market was castor, with saics Of abous
400 bbis. at 22hc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-03

Married.
GAsroS-GREy. I'm Brooklyn, Friday, Nov. IL, bV
the Rev Mr. Cox ALHkKI g. CASTOR 10 SARAH GREr, all u
Brooklyn.
Brooklyn papers please copy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-03
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.


AsnssL--Salcs of 80 barrels pots made at &c,
learls were quiet ~ $50,
BRsApsrtns -tlour-Thc market, under the Influence
Of the foreign by the America, combined with
prospect ~ Increased receipts aud limited demand,
heavy and clord nj further decline Of about i0c. per
barrel The sales confined u about 1000 900
hn fnin the Of the fllnxinp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-03

The United States steamship San Jacnto Capt Bee
al sllanghae the 10th OF September.
The sloopof.war Ievant, Com smith, was at Hong
Kong on the 25th OF September
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-03
To THE EDITOR or THE NEW YORK HERALD

EDIroR NEW HERALD.
nxAa SRI noticed among your list ot marriages this
morning my name having been married by the Rev.
Mr.. Wescott r. Gotty OF this city. You
will do me the justice 10 announce In your next issue thu
such marriage has taken place and that the h
been inserted malciously, and with intent 10 niure hs
parties concerned-Yours respectfully, HssRY Baooka
NEW YORK. Dec. 2. 1857.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-03

II You Want Fire Winter Style OF Hat
Price 81 90.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-03

which furnish the elements Of the blood through
upon the blood Itself. purifying IL, regulating It's dow and
renderdg III and healthy OF sustaining and
ing the whole physical fabric.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-03

Whites Fall Style s3.-Lsst Spring Style
reduced to the low price Of g. at WHITES batter
Fulton street, five doors east OF broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-03
SALES OF BONDS AND STOCKS AT AUCTION

SALES OF BONDS AND STOCKS AT AUCTION
ny 4. H. Niootay
~ 500 Black River ana Utica int added 20
1900 Milwaukee City per CT BIDS OF 1877 do 6s4 a5o
500 Sacramento City per Ct BIDS. Of 1875 do. 81
5000 Great Western IN )kii LIST NOR l0's do. :3na A
$40 Atlantic Mutual Ins. Scrip OF 1856 .4..... 7s
ooc NO uv io1 ......'... oo>a
90 shares Excelsior Fire Insurance Co. 100
SO do La Crosse Milwaukee RR. ............ 10
Also the following business notes Of hand
Beaie Meick Dewitt, II IA due july r. 81 .s7ol IA 10
do do II, 81 OFT as. 10
do do At 90 days, duo June Is, 81. $50 At. 10 !.
BY II. Muller.
20 shares leather Manufacturers Bank. ...,....f22
20 do. Tradesmen's Bank NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. W
10 DO. Flremens Insurance Co................l4O
80 do. Metropolitan Eire Insurance Co ......... 6sE
SO do. Grocers Fro Insurance Go. -. l04
100 do. Arctic Fire Insurance Co ...........s. VI
500 DO. American For Iron Pavement Co. p. 8. "a
iy n H. LUDLOW e. 20.
81 600 Cleveland and Toledo Int addod 81
1900 Terra Iiaute and Alton SIS. ....... do. 81
ByS Draper.
81 900 Gaena and Chicago rs. Int. added 90
Sc 600 California rs Observation-Disclosures. do. "a GA
81 GEO Milwaukee and Belo Ys......... do 20
szsovv nissoufi o.. .........-........ 40 IN
80 shares Phenix Bank "a
10 do. Bank OF New York .............. Sdh 9aL
20 do. Excelsior Fire Insurance Co. ............ 96x
rs do. Grocors Fire Insurance TO. ...........l0 2
$50 do. Nicaragua TRANSIT; 60 Observation-Disclosures. 81
~ do. Commonwealth Rank Observation-Disclosures. 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-03

To Dlsenfect a Sick Room j. II. STAFF
FORD'S olive -r heated water II will emit a most
agreeable odor and disease spread where Is used
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-03

KyC.IrTs ny NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.
The following the report OF live stock brought
this road destined for New York for the week ending
this morning -
Cattle, head ....... s7s Calyes.............. 50
sheer. .............. 40 -
Hors...........ll3l 2 Total. IL, 13I
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-03

Putty Is Up.-Knox's Fall and Winter Style
OF hss-Aiso new style Of boys No 22 Broadway
corner OF Fulton
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-03

Court Calendar-Thss Day.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT Coum,-Nos. 30 TO "a, ss, Is to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-03

Bachelors Hair Dye, Wigs md 1'oupccs--
The best In the world surprising all made Sold sied
1t the maaufac,ory, 2sS Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-03
Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs

Rupture.--Mnrxh & Co.'s Radical euro
Truss Office removed to No yesey street. Astor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-03


OF Murray x Lanmnn's Florida water " the mos
permanent celebrating and exquisite perfume obtained
from those OF nature, freshly gathered flowers Sold
by IL. 4. LANMhN & Co, Wholesale druggists % Water
street. and by all druggists, AT 50 cents per bottle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-03
Salt Rheum, Scrofuia, Syphilis, and all

CHER diseases OF impure blood, cured by
taking J. X. STAFFORD'S Iron and sulphur Powders and
applying his Olive Tar Ointment Twelve powders 81 oint
men. rs cents At 10 the battery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-03

Hills Hair Dye, only Four Shilling u Box
Black or brown; No. Barclay street Infablo onguen.,
tooth Wde and extra
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-03

Defiance S0lamnn0eY SnfeS-W1th Patent
powder proof locks ana and burglar
proof pArlor safes. Depot lS2 Pearl street
ROBERT NJ PATRICK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-03

Yellow and Brown Sugars nj Low Prices
also teas fruits. &C. be had al J. o. FOWLER co.
and Greenw street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-03

Group AMI W. OOPink COuKh.-CfOup cn,
be cured In few minutes aud whoopng coughn week. by
applying j. X. STAFFORDs Olive Tar TO the throat and
chest 90 cents bottle at l6 State street. side of Battery
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-03

J. K. STAFFOkDS OLIVE TAX
Circulars containing testimonials from fhurow Weed
Isaac Y. Fowler and Vim. b. Townsend, Esls Gen. Duff
Green from many other prominent persons Can bs had
ID State street. side of the Battery 90 cents bottle
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-03

Queens Artist, Mt Holmes, 2S9 Broadway
Dollar photographs 50 cent miniatures and city views Cit!
Hall taken yesterday.