The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-24
CITY Intelligence.

TIE ABDUCTION OF 1Hs CALIFORNIA Ac1Rxss-REsroRA
Ton THE CmD.-The young actress, Miss Louisa Paul
hn the particulars Of whose abduction from California by
fellow named George severy were published in the
HERALD few days ago. is fortunately, through the in
srumentaly Of the captain Of the Uncle SAM by this
time beyond the reach Of her proessed lover appears
that the captain Of the Uncle SAM who had previously
known something of the girl by reputation seeing her
board his vessel in company with the stranger sought
occasion to question her to her movements. She con-
fcssed to him that severy had coaxed her leave hoe
by holding out inducements of a golden harvest which
she would be to reap this city, that she was
already tired Of the conpanonsbp Of severy and onged
to return to her father. The captain, bis arrival
Acapulco Immediately made the American Consul that
place acquainted with the particulars The poor unor
tunate child landed In Acapulco and sent home by
the first vessel. Severy continued on the Uncle Sam
until her arrival at Panama. when he disappeared mys
eriousy. The young actress has lately been making
quite favorable impression in California by her repre-
sentaon of Little Eva in Uncle Toms Cabin, and has,
besides, been the sole support Of an invalid father which
latter fact renders the case peculiarly hard One
Of our reporters called on Mr. Henry Nco whose name
was mentioned in connection with this case as having
been authorized to take Severy into custody his arrival
here but unable to learn any particulars from that
gentleman further than his having received power Of
In California, wh0 he supp0ses attends upon the father
Of the girl Fortunately, hr. Nicos services in the mat
ter were not required
LECTURE AT SHILOH PRESBYTERIAN CHuRcH.-A lecture
"eSNo
the sixth in the Anglo African course, by Mr.. William
Herries Subject: "Revelaton and Chattel Slavery
portion Of the lecture, the caption indicates de-
voted to earnest vindcaton of the Bible from giving
sanction in any form, TO slavery in the American
The essential dignity Of labor eaboratey sustained
In that principle underay the whole DISCOURSE The
conditions OF labor and capital under the pararchal
g,nss compared with American chateI slavery, were
uily presented In the course Of his remarks, the speak
referred TO the lao victory by Dr. Cheever and
hs church "reAson TO religion and the plain teach
ngs Of Gods truth. "Lberty mans nalenable birth
right point specially dwelt upon singular full
ness and accuracy, for so young man, manifested
throughout the lecture occupied little hour
in its delivery and was listened 10 with close attention
the end,
,,n,o,r.s NxpacAl colIneE-The instruc... free
lecture on the History Of Anatcy and Surgery deli.
yered by Professor Daffan at this institution No es East
Broadway last Friday, to be repeated this evening
These free popular lectures which to be continued
during the winter by the different members Of the faculty,
would seem be well received by the public, an opinion
NAV be based upon the interest manifested by the large
and intelligent audiences which assemble to hear them
C1ucxEnSa sxAsos.-Today witnesses the close Of the
season Of the New York Cricket Club There will be q
match played between the first eleven players and the
mainder OF the members and anticipated that there
will be very large muster present 1t Is for the benefit
Of William Croesey, the obuging and accomplished pro-
fessional bowler Of the club.