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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-21

The United States sloop Of vincennes Commander
y J. Touen, sailed yesterday for the Coast ~ Africa
correct let Of her officers published yesterday in our
fnlumug
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Mere stabbing In the Fourth Ward Las
nxht-TAe Water Street Rutchery-Destn
- Another Vsrtim-Arrcsts On snsps-
slo~-The William Street Murder
Further Develops nents-DesPe-
rate Attempt 60 Rob and As
sassSnate Dr. Most-Onc OF
the Garrvters Shot and
Badly Wounded,
Sc, ST., DC.
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FENO RENT-0ne very nice Tenement on Ex-
u change street, near Main Apply to JAMES r..
PEIROE, corner Of Main and Austin streets. diff Y2I
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BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS. &
A MEXICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS.
r. H. EDDY

r. H. EDDY, aE
SOLICITOR Of PATENTS,
(LAte Agent of q. s Patent Office Washington under
gHa the Act Of 1879 ..s IT'D
76 State ST., opposite Kilby ST., Boston.
After extensive practice upwards Of twenty years
continues to secure Patents in the Unitsd Sates also in
Great Britain, France. end other foreign countries
Caveats Specifications, Assignments, and all papers
drawings, for patents executed liberal TERMS and with
despatch Researches made into American or Foreign
works. to determine the validity utility Of Patents
matters touching the Copies ofcalms Of any Pa
tent furnished by RENTING one dollar. Assgnmentsre-
corded at Washington. sg63 eaGG sf
This Agency is not only the largest in New England
but through it inventors have advantages for securing
patents, asceraining the patentaby Of inventions,
unsurpassed by, II not mmeasurably superior to- any
which can be offered them elsewhere. The testimonials
below given prove that none is MORE SUCCESSFUL AT
THE PATENT OFFICE, than the subscriber; and as
SUCCESS Is THE BEST PROOF OF ADVANTAGES
AND ABILITY would add that he has abundant reason
70 believe and prove other office Of the kind
the charges for professional services moderate
The immense practice Of the subscriber during twenty
years past, has enabled him to accumulate vast coec
ton Of specifications and official decisions relative 10 pa-
TENTS These besides bis very extensive library Of legal
and mechanical works. and full accounts Of patents
granted in the United States and Europe render him able
beyond question: TO offer superior facilities for obtaining
patents.
All necessity Of Journey to Washington to procure
patent, and the usual great delay there's here saYsd
inventors. sad tn1a 8fg9a
l aGa 4 TESTIMONIALS oya 5a
"Durng the time occupied the once Of Commissioner
Of Patents r. Eddy, ESQ., Of Boston, did business vt
the Patent Office Solicitor for procuring Patents. There
were few II any, persons acting in that capacity who had
much business before the Patent Office and there were
none who conducted It with skill, fidelity, and sue
cess. regard Mr. Eddy Of the best informed and
most skful Patent Solicitors in the United States and
have no hestaOnn assuring inventors that they
employ person more competent and trustworthy, and
more capable CT putting their applications In form 10
for them early and favorable consideration t.
the Patent Office. EDMUND BURKE, b
+ tl Late Commissioner Of Patents.
From the present commissi0ner.
"August II, 1856 During the time have held tho
Office Of commissioner Of Patents r. II. EDDY, ESQ., Of
Boston, has bcen extensively engaged in the transaction
OF business with the office, as Solicitor. He is thor
oughy acquainted with theaw and the rules Of practice
Of the Once 4 regard him Of the most eapable
and successful practitioners with whom have had on
eial intercourse CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
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REAL ESTATE.

g. FOR SALE.-A small Farm, in Worcester
q miles from the Post Office, containing ten acres
-AA.A of choice land, new buildings, &c. An omnibus
passes the premises twice daily For sale cheap Terms
easy. Inquire Of 7. M. LAMB, 275 Main street.
sep10 diff
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the expiration of the term paid for
WEEKLY PAPER.-Price two dollars year. y toT SIX
months and SO cents for three months II paid strictly IN
I1 e. X nts a year; single copies cents each.
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A G r l. G U l. t U R A l.
w A r f H o U S f
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TWNO LET-A small Tenement at So southbridge Sc
y Apply on the premises. diff my25
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BIfeeI sepZ dW THOMAS EARLE,
DLACKSMITH'S SHOP TO RENT IN
AB sAUNDERsVILLE--A first rate opening for a
man who understands the business there being good
of promptly paying customers. Possession given mme.
diately None but Americans wanted.
au28 diff EEK SAUNDERS. Agent
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TO LET.

THNO LET.-Two desirable Tenements on Elm street.
near West street, "a honse.) Inquire OF the
subscriber at his office, at his residence 50 Pleasant
street sep2 diff THOMAS EARLE,
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS MAcmwEs-

Such as
Flows Harows, Cutvators, HsF Cutters, Corn Shell
lers, Churns, Winnowing Mills, Road scrapers Wheel
barrows, Grain Cradles, Scythes, shoveIs, spsdes
Forks Axes, Fails, Sckes, Grass Hooks Picks Glow.
bars Yokes. OK Bows, GIindstones, Chains, Doors
Rollers, Border and Garden Shears, Tree and Floor
scEapers, Whifnetrees, Baskets, Tubs, Pals Cheese
Hoops, Ladders, and great variety Of her articles
used BY every farmer and gardener He will also keep
in their season. all the best varieties Of Grass Grain
field and Garden Seeds and Fertilizers Of the most ap
proved kinds Also, Bone Meal In large or small GUAM.
titles, for cattle.
Tha subscriber hopes by udicous selection Of goods
careful attention to the wants Of customers
prices and fair dealing, to merit support and
soics public patronage. JOHN d. LOWELL
aull deod& Eh 24S Main St., opposite City Hail
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IHO LET-That well known Blacksmith Shop lately
occupied BY ISAAC WooDCooK will be rented
low % responsible tenant, il applied for Immediately
inquire Of J. R. PEIROR, corner Of Main and Austin
treets. deod&wtf anoo
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THE WORCESTER SPY.
TERMS OF PUBLICATION.
LnZ .

Printed and Published by JOHN MILTON EARLE, q
TasMAs DREW at No 212 Main Street, worcester
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A RARE CHANCE!-The subscriber desIr
"A Gus OF making some change In his bnsiness viii eli
his entire stock Of goods or part to suit purchasers at
great bargain, II not disposed Of In one week nom
date, ana will commence selling instruments at great
discount Those wishing 10 purchase will do we'll 10
avail Themselves Of this Opportunity.
A. MARSH, No. 1 American House Block
Worcester, Aug, II, 1857. dtas
INDIA RUBBER GOODS.-A new lot, such
Tunnels, Scoops syringes, Mirrors, 40. Just 70.
eeived aud for sale BY aull dti GEO. r. sPURR
Ok OF. sCLPHATE OF QUININE, just
n ~ received, and for sale by GEO. X. sPURR.
auu DIT fge ~
IA sale 81 au2T sdh CHARLES CLARKE
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HHNO LET-A hne Cottage House with barn room
n and half acre of excellent land one and miles
from the City Hall. Inquire of A. THAYER,
myl4 diff 21S Main street.
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-iaoaalsa 5smzaa1 lie asgieamo5g Aa4 lliw
aa@9t c4e-s e'AIoqacJ ,s4ncs9a OF Is hna
a1 aeHrf4 "a gaila tidsaosar
.a#A 89s8r wnl sG ,gNs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-26
City Intelligence.

THE "BEscUE OF HANDSOME YOUNG LADY PROM
CONVENT"
Tho following report has lately beer going tho rounds
OF our city
crested In the pcsnbornood Of Hous'ok aud mulberry
streets, Friday. by tho rescue young and very
basdsono lady aod her fortune OF s1o0Co from tae
vcBt OF the sniers OF hcoy. II seems tnat some lwo
years ago the ouDg la1y fell In love, disappointed
ana sTusted with De world, and entered
So novice. She was 10 have saken tue bsok veil In
d +" tho church" Happily her friends dlssusdcd her
Jat In time ana on fneAy carried ner home t, Boscxsr
run, and hne dover. The lady bslougi one n lno
pest sbd woalthics, Of cur cid Se~ YORK amines.
"Hsppy her friends dssuSded her JUS, Ia time aud on
Friday carried her home 10 Blocker street. rather
vsrerce with tue cheap novel ides OF Convent Roman
ccs, where beautiful youog ladies' with large pro
pcr,cs usually secured by bols and bars snd their
friends pcrmried any communication with them,
erocp, through iron grazing aud 10 presence Of the
Lacy superior Very handsome isdy," fell IN love
"wsathy family" s the stsreosyped olsprsp Of sucn
ousayds.
We nsppcn to be acquainted .n the fss,s Of the case
Tue isdy. whose fortafe 10 pot anytniog IKE the 'um
satc, entered the convent OF the sisters of Marcy ia
september 1885, ano the usua term of nOvisiss wolt
not expire until september Of this yea. Sne entered
purely from rehgiouI moiyes at an when she could
not appreciate The u extent of reroancinx Ins pomps
and vsLics OF THIS wicked world ard noi dnsas
he 90 pleasant ss she expectct, sne quits unoindercd
sner sixteen mopns riai All OF WHOM "a rather more
G. mmonplsct Than omsDno.
Atimus Of the suthors Of the above report s 70
odum meftorious inyutuuop. The object Of the
sters OF Mercy 70 relieve zoe poor OF this city and suo
them In usess, aud 70 PROVIDE hons tor rien ess
oupg girls Of good character until they be engaged
"a donesucs In families No distinction IL made in scot
sioo, ana the Institution has paced 1000 such girls
households during the LAST eight yeASs fhe
nveni ipef situated In Houston street, ami is
sibIe 10 any body dcsrous OF vsIungt
EovsI FnarrRr orr PuHrc SCHOOLS "A lecture will
be delivered BY Professor Hyatt the and structure
Of the steam engine before the pupils OF ward School
No H. Seventeenth street, near Egatn svenua, this
afternoon at two O'Clock iho subject viii be illustrated
BY q workirg model.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-26
The Weather MOderatinc.

SYMPTOMS OF A GENERAL TaAw AND BnEAK UP OF
ICE In THE RIVERS AND BAY-MOsr OF THE FER
RIEs RUNNNG-THE CITY CARs-TaE MAILS.
The weather. which Saturday night seened TO
promise q storm, cleared up towards sunday
ing, and all yesterday New York enjoyed blight and
warmly disposed sunshine, which 1t for long
time been utter stranger. Broadway full of pe-
deerians during tho day, and the cnurobos reoced in
good ance citizens seeming to be deSrous Of
embracing the opportunity OF getting out while II ~ss
fine, not knowing how they might again find them
selves the other side OF The sidewalks In the
very muddy and wa,ery. owing tho long
s.ng melting; and this thaw continue the pave
ments viii be almost impsssaole to ladies' To morrow
will be excellent opportunity for the unemployed poor
honest penny by going round TO the different
and houses and requesting the job Of clearing the
alks Ia front Of Them The occupants will be glad
Of their services.
There was little any Saturday night, and
Ii A. NJ yesterday tue ebb tide began 70 clear the Eas,
river to considerable oegreo e1oop on the Long Island
sioe, where folks were skat in large numbers. Wall
street ferry only boat during day made
the trip about every minutes All the ferres above
that point experienced but little difficulty. Peck slip
two bosn williamsburg, aud the captains reported but
little Ice In the channel during the afternoon There
no ferry running below Wall street.
sey City and TO Hobokep from Barclay street. The
vas pretty until appro aching the New York shore
Passengers were numerous during the DAY.
One Staten Island boat ran three srips 10 and
from this city yesterday, and met with but little ice until
near Governors Inland. The regular hour and A-hsn
trips will be resumed to-day.
THE CARS.
The First and Second Avenue company have displayed
iaudsb energy in clearing Their track and yeteraay
their foil pIement OF with train OF
horses. Tho line is clear to Harlem, tho COMPANY
hsvirg strewp many tons Of salt tho rAla
which reduces the water. Cars ran yesterday
every three minutes.
Tho Third avenue thirty Ave during the day,
each with four The Fourth avenue had but six
the track.
The sixth and Eighth half their Il
number with double teams, but only far Chambers
street.
Tho Boston mail due $50 r. NJ on Saturday arrived
In New York at4 A. N. yesterday.
Tho Harlem Railroad through mail, due at r. NJ sAiar
day, got 10 This city ai sab A. NJ. Sunday.
The ClncinSau mail. which snould have been here at
sP n Saturday, arrived at $50 yesterday moruing and
the Agents mail from osweso, due st r. N. Saturday,
arrived Mt $50 A. NJ. yesterday.
Tho Erie Railroad mail, due at 10 p. NJ Saturday, got
here ct 20 Sunday morning
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-26
,iIcs InteIfixence.

ABrGBp FEslts RCKIOcEns.-ksry Taylor and Anne
Rooney into custody By officer Browne Of ths
Fourth ward police, on charge Of having PICKED the
pocket Of Hester Newton passenger on board one o,
Tire Fulton terry beats. Justice Connolly committed In
accused Tor trial.
dsy morning Sergeant wsrDook and others, Of the Six
ecn,h ward police, dspersed crowd which had s.som
bled a the foot OF Nnceenh street. Nerts river or TN
purpose OF Witnessing prize hght q small scse, be
tween two individuals named Johnney Herman an 4
scotohy McGoiness.
CsPruss or BuRGIAR Charles Kelly vas taken int
custody BY officer smith Of the Seventh ward p,ice
charge Of having burssrousy entered ne store No II
Cstharne street, for the purpose Of stealing The 40
cused, II N alleged forced pen the cellar door and made
bis way up into the store, where be captured by the
policeman Justice wosf mIttsd tho prisoner tor ex
M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-26
Our Long Isiana Correspondence.


Abandonment Of ~ Sioop F,e,do1a.
Al about egn, O'Clock ths norning, the 'loop Free
dom vS discovered OF boat house No 2, at sueeps
head bay with signal OF distress lying. Captain
Tappsn, OF boat house No. 2, made efforts TO
board rescue the distressed vessel The slyop
drifed down Hocxaway shoals Six men iro N there
volunteered TO 40 w her. Sae laid Ave miles from sne
shore They dragged two boats ss tar tosy cJuid
but becoming weary of their SLOW aud lab orious pro
gres they Attempted 10 proceed tue rest Of the
loot though st the hazard of their lives they
ceeded and boarded the unfortunate vessel bul fouad
body BOARD though the signal of distress st hy
Ing, having been made tsst W the rsei1g They sup
pOed by the uscks pieces u bosrds found,
crew had tempted 10 reach Barren Island Tns nance
OF the six volunteers anderson Cowell, John Col
we'll Augustus Col veil, Wtn. kayou, Frederick Lundy,
Trancis Green God ssd JAMES Jenison.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-26
rlsesing Of the Young Meas Democratic
Union club.

THE PROPOSED TkEATY WITH GREAT BRITAIN.
numerocs meeting OF the Young Meas Democratic
Union Club, OF this oy, held ,ncir Fri
day evening, the 23d t ". Cone caAr After
transaction OF tho usual routine Of business and
making arrangements for vist Of the club Washing
ton toe 4ih Of March, =. H. Churchill, Esq, made
some eloquent and explanatory remarks reA
lions with great Britain reference Central Amer
question and lhe treaty lately negotiated win her
and introduced for tho consider adoption by the
club the folio ing resolutions
The Young Mems Democratic Union Club, Of The city Of
New ior Of the proposed treaty between hs united
the senate OF the United states, resolve AS fonows.-
rsh OF All american citizens TO discuss aud declare their
OPINIONS upou~ questions affecting me domestic aud oresn
10 any opinion tho Of
20 e o. nsn have not y. been lad eeicrs he
OF the which usudes
OF wbrh has established theory By
that desire other principles by which cJniro.
urspnons m reference ne policy TO be pursued
nee COMMUNICATION between the Aanuc and PAciac
oceans snd our prepohcerance IN all questions asog Out
u H. ana ascenasncy the vuf Of Merc1 than those
embraced IN tne Resolutions oag on nose SUBJECTS adopted
1bsthe n,e pontica iueuag- IN
70 aeyeope 80 Tar a. e rssay may tns Tesource ot me
Tor that purpose, fesuI Ony emoarfassmena diic
Should scrupu ousy observed BY be ned sstes
they should 1.aousy Oppose the esenson Of ne colonies
guns hs continent ~here established
1hat bougn the United ets.es may ~Ih perfect piO
prleV, exercise itgiulns'e dipiomsle innueEce VA
The domestic affairs OF foreign n sould
be departure from the settled policy OF the country
sn,ef mo any treaty hsyog for s OBJECT he psrnsneni JOINT
unuence OF the United sttes aud i0regn IN ne
slars Oi nstion however or uhmportsut such
euangns alliance should be avoided OF ard 30
own poncy. and reOyer, the adoption OF ueay prJv
drg Tor the Of influence be ssef
cised.
lss, the United stats. should pur.ne independent
spccng the affairs america responsible alone
nd the mssred Judgment Of manshd ior the purify
OF ihetr motives and ihr prupriety Of their sets.
thst In OF the IN the natural and peaceable
OF the of america
fuufe tune desire To integral OF ihs Unon
iu poic fOr the United stses tO put themselves Ia
position through uesues with foreign BY shich
would be Impossible for them 10 yted disposed he
earnest solicitation q thosr who desire
privileges which the American people enjoy.
Tne resolutions being ied were unsnimously
adutte1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-26


THE UNITED STATES STEAMER ARCTIC TO BK DEs-
PATCHED TO bER ASSISTANCE
The United States steamer Arctic will 60 sea day,
under the command u eut Gei T. Sinclair, the First
Lieutenant Of the Wabash, g. relieve the brig Pr icess
Lous, reported In distress by the ship Patrick Henry
The account was received board the Wabash carly
yesterday morning read in the Sunday HERALD that
Enslish brig of the In distress At Capt
Enge communicated TO the commandAnt Of the yard that
Lieut.. Snsair, Assistant Surgeon Otis, Engineers No
Coomb Jones and Mdshipmen card, Leo and Norton
and any number Of had volunteered 70 take the
steamer Arctic asd 90 her relief The repy from tho
oommandant was, "go ahead" At IL meridian the 70
port from the Arctic that they thought impossible
to get her out Of tho ice packed In that 1t was
next 70 impossible 10 her The reply was, that W
the Arctic be got out, she has to come" At this
time the tugboat Lsckawans arrived and commenced to
break passage TO the Arctic. At the tus liking
no way, gave up. The ice is packed in 80 thick tina
breaking and cutting makes no progress.
The officers were therefore reluctantly compelled to
cease work, for the tugboat could meet the Arctic
half way there In trying to get the Arctic out
The ARCTIC not yet been moved her length She will
probably be got out TO day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-26

BosroN HARRoR-The intense cold Of last night
hss eompetey frozsn up tne ntrOor and the ohsn1el,
which WAS partially opened yesterday By the tow boat
Fast Boston became soi last rsht and all the efforts Of
he tow boat 10 ercste herself proved unsvslng She
remains TO cay rosen up tight 1he ice has made siil
farmer down the narbor end this morning the Nsrrors
and Lighthouse channel are frozen over Toe ice mste
Ia the karrows last night sufficiently strong slov peD
pie 10 crC-s over from Gaup's Island, and some pi o"
who had their Gran moored near tne island, were seen
The icc this morning waking over 10 the snip Chspo,
which IA frozen up In the Nsrrows So much Ice has not
been seen In Boston hsrbor Tor many years. -BOson
yOtr0oi, Jan. "a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-26
Jersey City News.

between the Jersey CITY Gssnsh, Company and Ihs Con
on Council Of that city, . 70 tue terms At which gas
,hsl be supplied for lighting the streets AMI to private
consumers hss yet been se,ed ami contract mas
yet been effected for hghuns tue streets The agitation
% TIE SUBJECT 10 to bs opened Al the las, meet
ing of the Commo Counc Alderman Tyroli offered q
revolution resembling the es)luu0n passed Novem5e, 1s
1851, giving this company permission 10 lay their pipes
the street,. The resolution Of Aldermsa TyrTei laid
upon The table, and he rave notice that he should up
the resolution ct the nexs meeting Of the Common Coun.
oil.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-26

SALT INSPECTED AT SYRACUSE IN 1s56.-The
vhole amount of salt inspected n the Onondaxa salt
sIrires reservation In 1855, bees $40 sushsls ~hico
about ~ 0t0 bushels less than the amount inspected
IN 1885, but greater than the amount inspected any
ushpess OF the money market the rise In toe price
O. telt said 10 have occssioned the falling or Tne
receipts Superintendent for the yesr were $50 ei8
u, ard the expresses $50 ass e5-lesvins balance OF
~ 80 - The amount Of salt arrived a Oswego, In
g.. sas 3,4S8 961. and at Buffalo 10si,7oT busnels-
- ,Ass At Oswego Of 466 $40 bushes and failing or
SIa.O Of st6lil compared with The previous years