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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-25

CHARGE OF FALSE PRErEScEs-SIx THOUSAND DOLLARS In
vonEp-Charles w. Clarke, late OF Providence R. L. ap
peared before Justice Connolly few days ago and pre-
ferred charge Of false pretences against Edward II.
Hotchkiss, Of Dubuque, Iowa. The complainant, in
lengthy affidavit, forth that in the month OF Novem
bcr 1885, the defendant to him. and by means of
false preences induced him to part with the sum Of
$4,000 Hotcbkiss s alleged represented that he was
connected with the nrm of Atlix, Noycs Co, of Du-
buque tina, the Arm was a very wealthy one and had
vested extensively in real estate complainant upon these
representations induced TO loan the defendant the
above mentioned sum- which Hotchkiss has paid
back and for which he has not given any equivalent the
complainant further adds that the defendant inso
reserted and that all the representations made we're
made for the purpose Of cheating and defrauding com
psnant out Of his money Hotchkiss held for exam
nation on the above charge.
The LATE ASSAULT UPON OFFICER SASeKR-avorrmR
ARREST Michael o'Nel, OF the who kicked up
the drinking saloon No go Blocker street.
Sunday morning. which occasion officer Sanger Of the
Ninth ward police, was severely II not fatally beaten
while attempting to auell the disturbance taken into
custody yesterday morning and brought before Justice
Flandr.au, at the Jefferson Market Police Court where
he required into bonds for his appearance
when called upon 70 answer.
FURIOUS pRIvSe.-rrancs Riley, driver Of a bakers
wagon, arrested yesterday by Ohcer Wood Of the
Ter III ward police charge OF furious driving The
cused Knocked down ard severely injured woman living
in Chrysc street and then attempted TO escape but the
Policeman succeeded in overtaking him. Justice Wood
of the Third District Police Court, committed the accused
for examination.
SHOOTING ARRAY AT THE FIVE Porvrs.-The house No
Il Bexter street. the Five Points the Of
shooting ARRAY Monday night which resulted in
named John Callaghan being shot the face hands
with sugs, which fired from o pistol in tho
hands of fellow named Flood The latter thought pro-
per 10 make his escape after the difficulty without
taxing the roube 80 leave his address with the police
Callaghan injured but slightly. The grew out Of
a too free indulgence In bad rum.
PIcPocEEs AT THxAsy HAu---Severa gentlemen
lost their wallets at Tammany Hall Monday night A
number OF experienced thieves worked their way
meeting and out again. to the chagrn and dissatisfaction
Of than listener on the occasion Of the
democratic jubilee within the walls " the old wigwa.
named Tatrck Hagan suffered IN the or $50
young named Brady arrested suspicion Of be
ing the thief bus Of the stolen money could be
found upon his person.
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iIr0m the st LOUIS Democrat, Nov 70.
We have 10 record distressing acctent 10 the Light
nrg line Packet Cataract Cart ONcl which resulted in
the loss OF ave lives and the scadng of 0een per
sons The occurred the 18th inst Lisbon
"a mall place below GLASGOW, In the Missouri river. The
only information have relation IL u contained In
the following tecgaphic dispatches received in this city
last evening -
Burst mud receiver this morning lying ri Lisbon, scald
ing viz william Brace Hartford, Conn, cad; Black
bum county, Mo, dead Barney Kelley, barkceper,
dead Mclouad, Express messenger, dead; Thos Hutch
ms, first clerk slightly scsded, not in danger Mr. Tar
pee clerk, do, Thos. Hogan, 81 Louis, scaled
the boats porter and barber scaded lee Jones second
engineer lost. Eve deck hands and fireman. names not
known, scadec kelso, Woodbridge, Dorng and hoseer,
viii bring the wounded down the first boat.
JAS. 0'NFIf., Captain
pooxvuIk Mo, Nov 20 1857
The steamer ogeshy passed here at I've O'Clock this
evening with tho wounded passengers Of tho Cataract
eS,.d bound to 81 LOUIS Tier Officers report twelve
Gov Walker, ~ Kansas and Col Crosman, are on the
Oelesby.
II IL reported that stark Mauzey member Of the Legs
lature from Brunswick, was scalded 10 death on the
Cataract.
DETAILS OF THE soroNe aHrLA BELLE EXPLOSION
A correspondent of the Louisville Courier gives the
following particulars Of the disaster 10 the Monongahes
Belle
Our ctzens were asounded tse evening by the intel.
cence that the Monongahca Belle small steamboat,
running between Columbus and the Coal Mines had blown
Fcenr some anxiety 10 know particulars in regard
"a he accident, gained the following
Tho gnonrahcls Belle IL owned by William and John
Nielsen ~ Hickman and between the above points
When At about noon Of to-day (Saturday,) as she
ascending the river quietly, and regardless dangers
her starboard boiler exploded blowing John Nelson from
the deck down b. the fore part of The lower
deck badly bruising and scaldng him He was struck
just above the eye by piece Of iron kettle from the
COCK -room, leaving an indelliblc impression.
The cook was blown through the cook rosn into the
river, and rescued from watcry grave 10y the life
boat.
Two Of The nremen (whlte men) dresdfully
sralded and backcned that difficult FOR some time
10 determine whether they white black.
w. Aeton, who was al the wheel, escaped unhurt.
Tho " Belle, which was near promptly went 10 her
aid the oneers rendering every assistance their power
10 render their condition comfortable.
The cook and nrcmcn taken ON board of the y H.
Taircfd lying at Columbus, and carried 70 the hp
TAI M raducah.
Mr. Nelson returned n Hickman.
The accident IL supposed to have been occasoncd by
The water IN the boiler getting too low
The loss will be about two thousand dollars tho foro
cabin. pilot houee and chimneys having been blown
away.
The accident occurred three miles from Columbus
the chalk banke
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From the New Haven Courier, Nov. %.
Messrs Durham h Noyes, Of the Board OF Bank Com
Brooklyn Conn., having succeeded in recovering $25 600
Of the broken bank bills used in paying in the capital
stock Of the bank and arrestng and placing in confne
ment Messrs, Ijndley Waggoner, Miller and Peck
II seems that every dollar OF the $40 900 used to pay the
first 10 per cent Of capital brought into Vountown
and after the bank organized carried out again
by the person who brought it. hence Vountown did
not furnish dollar Of the capital although all the stock
holders were Vountown men except Peck
The stockholders organized the bank by eecng board
of directors and they president and cashier This was
done on the 18th of October $25 900 paid by
Peck in the bills OF the Farmers and Mechanics Bank
OF Memphis Tennessee and the Merchants Bank also of
Memphis Both OF these banks got up by this or a
similar gang Of men, of which burst after it started,
and the other before The packages recovered in
room in Broadway, near Wall street, New York.
The bills fresh and clean, and done up neatly in
packages of 500 each The remaining 5000 paid
in by worthless checks banks in New York, except
balance which supposed to have been bills on the liver
ton Bank, Rhode Island, another bogus concern.
OF the $24 200 Of the Granite Bank issued the Commits
soners have recovered about So 600 leaving about
SIS COO in circulation most Of which Is supposed TO
be in the hands OF the plotters in New York.
Judge Butler fixed the bail at the amount Of circulation
and for want of baers the parties were locked up for
trial in January next.
not succeed in finding any visible assets but when he
arrested Miller Daniesonvle he took from him nearly
$500 in SPECIE which constitutes the bulk OF the available
assets.
Judge Butler his remarks in reply TO the appeal Of
Mr. WEIGH, counsel for the prisoners gave the Bank Com
mssioners well merited compliment, and he concluded
by saying that They having discharged their duty, he
should discharge his and he hoped that the result
would show that this kind of swindling not TO go
unpunshed even if bail should be procured and for
feited"
We understand that the bills were engraved at Peck IS
solicitation, long before dollar Of stock subscribed,
by the firm who engraved or him the bills for the
Mattatuck Bank
The injunction upon the Hartford County Bank comes
before the court for final hearing TO day or tomorrow
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NEWSPAPERS.


TIVE CARNIVAL oy BLOOD.
perfect avalanche Of murders ems 70 have fallen
this devoted city during the fewsiays III H.
safe nowhere neither in the street in his house. For
full particulars Of the bold assassnaops ouirsges and at
tempted murders in this city and throughout de country sec
NATIONAL PoSIcE GAZETTE
II contains this week likeness Of Lorenzo The surposel
murderer of Vincent
The scene of the murder.
The William street assassination.
The Water street butchery.
The Canal murder.
dozen attempted murders In the city.
Horrible outrage IN the Tenth avenue.
Great trial Of Brgandies IN France
Murder Nv New Orleans, with full partitHN RI
Murder md robbery IN Boston.
Murder by maniac In Maryland.
Nidocq continued
Trial IL t'coniackerpr In PHILADELPHIA
Trial of receivers In Philadelphia.
The baby in the field
Nnmbers' tal In the city.
Dodgers expeditions
Life of fcnceman In trouble.
husband poisoned by n wife
Richmond S. louis, &C - "e" "'s~A
Wholesale agents, ROSS TOUs
n Nassau
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MARITIME LIGENCE.
ALMANAC POE EEw YoRK-rHrs DAT.
6s NOON sErc morn
4 IS wArxR.. 03
Port or New York, November "a, 1857.


CLEARED
Ship Ocean Telegraph willis san Frsncisco-J J Earl a
ship Quito. Hswkn. I!ye,poS.GTInpsI mn,urn Co.
BARK yisfsisa, nii Port spsin~smith, jones' Co
Bark Musang, Greenmsn, Key west-Benner Deake.
s ssSS S S.issr Sad;qs Dswsf
BRIG / Atwood, paddock Iscksonyiile--N '
Brig Ssrs,iste conhlip Norfolk-D Giine- Son Go.
ssSr ! j James. Giars rort spsin-smsI 1 Mckee.
s Ssd se ssS WIN SSp STsfr
schr II Backman Sherman, Newbern-J G siaghi
sss sr Kc iees, kss Rs .;1 Hartman
schr CITIZEN, woodruff, frovidcnce-Masisr.
sshr Ellen Louisa Thompson New s nsyen-s's'er
ARRIVED.
Steamship Marion. Foster, Charleston, hours with mdss
seS 50 ssa. Go Ia dsss ss
Nashville hence for Charleston el5 AN, sgnalzed steam
' hafs saws HAM mopser. Hamburg, DC, l. in ballast
with 2s passengers TO Bcoh Kunhardt Had Al deaths
Brig Lucy Hsywosd % Bangor Powers Belize Hon Oct
experienced heavy gale trom North
brig snow tof 6rripeion Mel, Pierce 81 Johns, PR
lon ~ in gaze from Nc % NV ost from de 10. deck y
sass ,d molosse, @ "a FIRE Island in gale from wNw
Ers John coos az fsi RIVER Ellie Port au Prince
brig = fes New YORK Nov IS %
~ = e. lon y So passed new shp Mary Washington, o.
hIW ~ NhynrW, hhNeys bfFmuaRs " Gays WIN nlde-
to Smith. Jones 60.
Erg Lady char Cooper Bermuda, 10 days, in ballast
10 smith, Jones 4 Co
sghr Dew Drop, Rutland, Baracoa Nov A. with fruit &C, to
v Arrowsmith.
schr Oregon Truce, Washington, Nc, days.
Schr Sea bird, Carol, Newborn, Ne, 10 days
Schr Ernira Correa, Williams, Fredericksburg, days
sehr Empire, Osborn, Norfolk 2dsys.
Schr A Conkln, Soper, Virginia days.
Schr Vim A Ruan Rose Alexandria.
sehr y u Randolph Alson Philadelphia for New Haven.
scbr Sarah Ann, Benson, Camden, Me, days
schr Grace Order. Page Boston, days.
schr Sarah Benson New BEDFORD
schr Maria Theresa Moore. wellneet-
Schr Pzarro, Baker Hyannis
kchr Alexander " Christie, Newark for wareham.
Steamer Aalsn,a eager, Charleston. Z3d inst OF Cape
spoke jenkins from Boston Baltimore.
Steamer Petrol, Arcy, Providence.
Saffrf.
Ships New Orleans and Glad Tdngs New Orleans; AIme
ma, Valparaiso. Emerd, Liverpool VIM Woodbury., Mobile
bark Honduras Belize, Hon.
Also ships Rebccca Rio Janeiro Patrick Henry London:
barks Ameda, ~ Jago; oscla Mobile brig Ocean Bird
Sierra leone; and others.
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FxCovornor Bro0me and Hon David Ynlee, Unind
States senator from Florida, in Charleston the
glst inst
ARRIVALS
A tho Clarendon Ho,el-Mr. and Mrs A. Gerald Hul New
yofK Mr. and Mrs A. H. Bsrney two children and servant
spd Miss j. " Taylor, Cleveland; v. q Thompson Paris
Mrs Thompson and maid Dobbs Ferry Nicholas Carter
Henry Jervous Chas VIM Sirsrhsn aud Rev Pierce Butler
England Geo Bsey Biske, Boston, Mr.. and Mrs, =. J.
Hruadwtli, Cincinnati, W q. Hamburg England Madame
Dupree and maid and Miss Durand Washington Heights
Ihgs j. ftnne New Orleans; A. Pollak Washington. j. O.
kes0rR, San Francisco ~ Hart, Philadelphia, James y.
irown wife and two children Boston, u. Cowperthw ate,
MISS Cowperthwse aud A. a. Gillespie Phiade pha Mr. and
Mrs v T. Bourne Massachusetts,.
- rom Charleston in steamship Marion-xiss Hunter
sieeraEe
From Bermula IN brig N Va shew--Nrs outerbrdge.
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CITY Politics.
THE yAYoRaLrY SoSiSarioS.

" said That the Straight out Americans" who are
bitterly opposed 10 Wood AMI fusion intend making
nomination for the Mayoraly this evening AZ there are
many IN the American Councils dsalected by tho course
that has been pursued by the party 10 making its nomina
tons this movement may not bs unimporant one In s
results
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City Intelligence.

LApm FAn ron me Cuus1 or THE ,,sNAcuIlrr cox
uunoS-This Fair, so very successful last week, con-
tnues stn to attract large uumbers Iast night Mrs
Fernando WOOD, accompanied by her and Mr. Farrell,
liberal patronage Of their tables The fair will continue
open all this week and the whole OF Thanksgiving day,
which band OF music will perform sacred and popular
airs Every evening during the remainder Of this week
Mr. King organist Of st. Josephs church, win preside At
the piano, and Mile. Shiler the Misses Gibson Mons.
Obern and others will volunteer their valuable services
THE REV MICHAEL CuRRAs.-The anniversary obseques
of the Rev. Michael Curran, late pastor of Astoria L. l.,
viii be celebrated at St. James Cathedral, Brooklyn
TO morrow, Thursday 26t inst at half past 10 o'clock
A. NJ Tho friends OF the deceased are respectfully IN
ved to attend. The Rev. Dr. McCaIrey, President OF
ST. Marys College Emmetsburg will preach the panegyrc
BALL REcoRD.-Engne Company No. gave their
FIRST ball at Nblos magnificent saloon, Monday even
ing. The gentlemen Of the committee made such ar
rangements ensured enjoyment and satisfaction TO all
present. The supper, which was excellent and abnn
dant was admirably served Dancing was kept up 10 q
late hour and the newly prepared floor OF the bail room
greatly admired and added much 70 the ease ana
Of the dancers while prevented all annoy
from dust, not particle being visible during the
whole evening The first ball Of No. Engine will long
be remembered with pleasure by those VINO were pre-
sent.
THx FIRE IN FRONT SrREYr-Annexed is list Of insur-
the re in Front street. Sunday morning last
Those upon the stocks of otas-n No so, Buckn
Crane, teas-Fremen's Insurance Company $40 900;
Grocers, $lO,0o0 Lamar, $40 600; Indemnity $40 600;
Empire City, $4,000; Commonwealth 1000 ], Cas-
SO o00 Clinton, $4,000 Niagara $4,000. In No. 50,
J. Caswell Co., on liquorsNew World Insurance Com
pany, $40 900; Commonwealth 900; City, IS 000 Elk
celsior, S. 600. Not much damage to this lot
PUBLIC SCnoors-AN ERRONEOUS IMPRESSION REHov1D. :
We requested TO state that the motion made in the
Board OF Education al its last meeting TO close the public
schools for the balance of the week after to-day did
pass. The usual exercises will therefore, take place in
both the day and evening schools to morrow.
ACCIDENT TO A FIRKMAN.-At the alarm Of fire in the
Third district last night, John Doan, member OF Hook
and ladder Company No. 2, over in Eighth
avenue. Two OF his ribs were broken His companions
conveyed him to the hospital.
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There was copy Of magazine on the mantelpiece in
the room at the time the murder was committed The
book happened 10 be open at the time, and of the
pages contained the words Murder and Suicide"
heading Strange 70 say, that though this magazine
at the distance Of yards from where the blows
struck speck 81 blood fell the word murder, and
another descended suicide while other part Of the
page stained
THE BOLT WITH WHICH THE MURDER WAS COMMITTED
The weapon which Waters used was a ships bolt
round, aud ono inch Ia diameter. II hst NJ end
but thick and W eo',ed with blood and hair after the
murder. II was icfi two feet In length.
our reporter Il indebted 10 Mr. IL Forte the conductor
q the Long Island Railroad for gentlemsny attention
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N EXPRESSION OF GRATITUDE.

\ EAst Cambriige, June -, lS56 To rus ATFLIcrKD
This cerihrs that have suffered for several years with
that dreadful q an complaints Seminal Weakness
but phy stefan, % persO0 afflicted "a was,
can reahtr the situation was In applied 10 old
an skilfal doytor he It'd me that my dbl not
quire Medicine - that shOald get well II 4 MAS
careful - my habits. waited anl Ma ted until I be-
came 80 weak and nervous that coai hardly walk
then consulted physician Who pretended TO under
stand the disease, took his medicines three months but
M relsL sincc have applied 10 other ply scians,
bGI ryccivcd no beneht. 1 began 10 despair. Wishcd
never lad been b0m-hal continual pain % distress
in my hea-diLEness ringing In my ears orgstfaloess
weak eyes sc. vas Raoh emacated, my friends sup
posed me In decline frOa intense study and cOnhne-
ineut. rhe 2ist Of lsst April, Chst day shall never
forget trend aud feow student said b me, Charles
have come ~ advise yoa. 4 have bcen troubled the
same you arctherrfOre knos all yOGr bad feelings
aud the cause Of hsm," sall,d upon Dr.. CadwOrth,
and NJ cured ari he Will yOa Jon take his
ulclicins. Take my advice ami yOu vii never regret
q. The day eane oa him-OllO~cd hfs improved
course d treatment ios little nine veeksgrada-
ally improving, ami strOng and eel both In
nnlpd and holy. nthls communication should meet The
eve % aay Afiiietsl 4 vas. 4 advise them
MEND % SUFFERING humanity, ~ and zee The Doctor,
and they win Be- ear~l and saved frOa an untmsly
grave AMI euoy all the blessings attendant upon b. sth.
ReNAsr DO not Delay II you In trOabls male fs-
mate. CNARLEs DICKSON.
To Dr. cudvOrth.
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THE BEST LAMP IN, TIE WORLD Is
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Some OF its good qualities,
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Ali Fluid and Oil Lamps can be sliersd into
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The Gas Lamp is Intended for common family
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mr.. cupwoRrm-pO,anls InarmAry, No. Is

"a
DIR. CUDw0RrIi attributes to his new ptscoyERr
stinAte COMPLICATED AMI hong standing and even M
HEkiIED disorders OF the human system. His utter dis
card ofmrcary hydrate q potash ami other mineral
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Tor substitute, aud the rc.alI was, this agent, which
In itself thOruugh bat mild searcher DISCOVER AMI
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the hanon system.
This i well worth sober consideration Because his
CLEANSING and rn0vating remedy, the "New Discovery
l. the basis which his Theory % Healing long and well
sottled disorders Il odndc, and will In all intro
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he prolOunces thorough cure, Il has TAiLKD.
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NefcuFia Ahction-, FEMALES Chronic Disorders, Ner
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young and mldeagcd persons, and all diseases Of the
cain az urinary organs constitute list % human aiic
ti0ns In which ks "New Discoycry"ls Of most Also
late efficacy HOr the Satisfaction % the public. $500
w be legally lIlsitcl grain Of mercury - found n
any nsdical preparation from this Institution.
All pefs0ns who by an la injuleioas or deficient mel
cal treatment have lost all faith In the profession, and
al hope u recovery, may or couple % weeks try Thu
saw DIsCOyEEY, and never continue medical treat
Ient that In three weeks has elected important AM
undeaiabls change 10 his benefit.
DT. CadwoTlh has his own Laboratory, where all Ihi'
medicines prepared II Is his interests 90 psy
WE'LL aui carefully select tbs drugs us la his practice
30 that spurious or inert druys-nO old sluggish com
p0uns nor mistaken inaccurate, Gtitlous prepare
tOus can defeat his knOwlslge AMI dlsappoint his pa
tent. No. ~ Howard street. once cpen day and eve
ming
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Saco, May lst

Has been before the public more than 90 ycan
nd is deservedly popular in the cure Of
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sEPnmphlets gratuitously furnished by agent
nth Testimonials Of its utility.
All orlcrs addressed to the Proprietors, n. Z
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:x-For sale by Druggists and Merchants gen
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ions. and other Countries And w
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Boston. -
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Piano Forte For Sale.

TINE Subscriber has just received one more
1 fine toned Piano from the mandatory OF
Halleit l. Cumsion. The instrument has six and
half octayes, Is warranted good in every respect
ard will be sold cheap as one Of the same quail.
~ can be bought at the rooms OF the manuiaciur.
ers in Boston. Any one wishing TO purchase u
Piano, !. respectfully invited TO call and examine
u at my house on Summer street, Saco.
l5tf CHARLES II. GRANGER.