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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-13

gave his neck an awful wrench and for yearly minute
ne swung 70 and fro The fail dd nos break ms neeA
But little ngation was nppsrent few treoaors aod
slight drawing Of the legs and all quiet. An ndo
mtabe viii exercised Ia control 70 the last moment
After being saspended three minutes slight consor-
tion Of the muscles perceptbie, and he man,
aged 70 raise his hand over his heart. Soon,
dent lie rspdv ps sa ssn - Se
pulse was seventy I've; after hanging three and half
minutes the beat was lS2; nfty six at ave and ahaH
minutes forty eight At seven and ahaH minutes, forty
at nine, thrytwo at sixteen at ten and half twelve
at eleven, and in twelve minutes he was pusseess in
fourteen minutes no movement of the heart was per-
Doctors Smith, Dougherty and Richmond pronounced
him dead. According TO the requirement Of law he was
allowed 10 hang thirty minutes, when he taken down.
and the body was placed In beautiful black walnut
coffin, studded with silver mounted nails On the top was
silver plate upon which was inscribed the following.
.s.I have suffered James McMahon January ~,
1850, aged 81 yearsv Oh ~ lNa 4
The crowd at this stage the proceedings rushed ab
rupuy around the coffin for the purpose Of getting
glimpse at the face Of the murderer but immad
y checked by the Sheriff The Corcners nquest was
where il remained Several hours when il was given over
10 his friends The body will be inferred To day In the
Catholic Cemetery IN Newark. .
conveyed into the Wardens room, where he
revived. During the forenoon there all Of
Of the houses in the vicinity OF the prison
also crowded TO by eager spectators buthey
unable TO witness tho execution. The prisoner
was thirty seven years Of age, was born In Ireland,
served under General Scott during the whole OF the Mxi
war; and the frontier against the Indians. Since
his arrest be had been vory quiet and orderly occasion
ing no trouble whatever. His manners had become mid
and amablc, and he seemed really 10 have made up
his mind that mattered little when be died, considering
that his execution must inevitably take place.
He had been well cared for and kindly treated and ap
pcared perfectly unconcerned and joyous He parted
with his mother and sister afectonatey but firmly and
self possessed. He refused however, TO his brother
from New York. ard could not be induced 70 confess his
crme excepting that he only sorry he had said
so much, as the papers had msrepresented him.
He had accumulated about $4,000, and was consider
ed peaceable man until TO the time Of the murder
Mcmahon about five and half feet high 40 pounds
in weight dark complexion black hair and wbskers thin
face, and generally downcast look dc left pro
pery in the city ofNewark to the amount Of several hun
dred dollars, which will 60 10 his relatives
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nEArH FROM PonoS.-Coroner Jackmsn held an inquest
at No 81 Grand street upon the body of an Irish woman
named Ellen Baker, who died from tho effects Of an
dose Of laudanum administered by herself but whether
for tho purpose of self destruction not did not appear
Deceased was in the habit Of taking audsnrm for tn
purpose of quctng her nerves. aud res lay night took
more than the usual dose, which brought drowsincss
and death. Dr.. Thos c. rnncl made post norton on
animation Of the body, and found evident traces Of the
poison in her stomach Tho jury rendered verdict OF
death from overdose Of laudnun without reference Z,
the intention TO produce death.
TnE LAre DuRyySG C,srAIrY IN FGnwEvu SrRvgr. - An
inquest was also held By Coroner Jacknan at tho Six
teenth precinct sttton house upon the body OF Jam
Gahey, the man who was burned o death thc late De-
in Eighteenth street. Eleventh avenue ereity 70.
ported Verdict, ''Accdent leath peceasod was siSiy
yeare OF age, and was a natvSof iceland
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LAST NIGHT OF OPERA SsAsoy.-rhe short Opera
season at the Academy Of Mdsic, the last ulat we
shall have before Easter, will be closed this even
ing with performance of ola Traviata,' IN which
Piccolomin, Brgnoi and fcrcnn sing The principal roles
The event is the more interesting account OF the fact
that the fascinating prma donna will make her adeu to
public with which she has been great pct Theopcra s
one Of the mos, popular of the modern repertoire and the
addition of sgnor Brgno the former distribution gives
Il great additional attraction.
The season commences in Philadelphia 70 morrow with
Piccolcmini in "Ia Figla del Rcggimento"
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Crr1osrnss ssAsoS-The steamship Florida,
which arrived from savannah the 1lh brought to the
city several very fine shad, and also quantity of
radishes which plucked out Of doors on Saturday
last J. W. Taylor, the steward Of the steamer, who
always furnishes his guests with oil the Injuries othc
season. landing in the city with these rarties, must
have been not little surprised to find tho thermometer
ten degrccs below zero, when only Saturday last he
was rlucking the radizhes in the open air.
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Tm OpERA-Thc ''Hugucnots" was given last evening,
with the former dstribuou excepting Iabordc, who
prevented from singing by Illness The r5e Of Marguerite
was taken very short notice by Nine. Van Berel, who
sang very acceptaby. Formes and Poinsot repeated
their former in Marcel AMI Valentine, and the
performance altogether satisfactory to the large
djcrce VIII ich Witnessed IL.
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ssSH MSFgta tatit iausHabms 6es Spuutas5l pne
'eFs7 cents per Qep9e, an Bic Gr1ser sa5lbas.
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$500 per S}Gbr Ia urbebtneter @ptauatt,
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neigh, and the Secretary was ordered to furnish
acopy to every horse.congregation in the city,
for ratification, with request that the sub
ject be acted upon next Sunday.
Just then the people began to come out
Of church. The little black tossed his head
and gave the Chestnut wicked leer. The
Yellow Mare whined for her colt, the Pony
champed his bit sulkily; but all were so glad
TO get away that they moved off at the word,
and guess this Convention, like many others,
will only end in talk. However, if no re-
form is effected in short time, shall look
for further action,
, 1859-12-02
SECOND HAND PIANOS
great bargains always in stores prices from SSOto $40
SIC.
Testimonials of the Horace Waters
Pianos and Melodeons.

The Piano came to hand, and in iFst nate order II 4
beautiful instrGmenL-LEE WALKER, Philadelphia.
John Hewitt, Of Carthage, New York, who has had
one Of the Horace Waters Pianos writes o. looVs;-|A
friend Of mine wishes to purchase Q piano Tor her,
She likes the one you sold me Ia December, 1855 NY
piano is becoming popular in this place, and think
can introduce one or two more-they will be more pOpn
lar than any other make"
We have Of Waters' Pianos In use IN our seminary
-oneO which has been severely tested for three years
and we can testify tO theiT gOUd quality and durabtV
WOOD 4 GHEGORY, Mount Carroll, III.
II. WLTERs, Esq-Dear Sir: Having used one Of ysuT
pianOt res TT two years past. have found VeF sn-
Rerior instrument -ALoNzo GRAY, Principal Brooklyn
Heights seminary.
N. Y, July 18th, 1855 Mn. WATERs-Dear Sir, Ne.
ceiVed the Melodeon, safe and In good orders An veil
pleased with the external appearance and the tone asO
the present season.
TlOga, N. Y, July 2sth 1858. HoRACE Warns, Esa.
-Sir The helndeUn you sent was duly received IN
good order. ! am now fully prepared 70 Ay that The
my thanks for the very liberal terms on which YOU iu
nished II, and for the very honorable manner IN which
you have fulfilled, and more than fulfilled, all that you
promised Very respectfully yours, &C., }. l. sNITi.
The PsnO received from you continues 10 give aatis-
faction. regard IL Of the best instruments In the
place.-JAMEs l.. CLARKB, Charleston, Va.
The MelOdeon has sIiey arrived. feel Obliged toyOu
Tor your liberal discount do ell can loF you In t6es0
parls.-ReV, J. N. MCCORMICK, YaTQuesVille, g. O.
condition, and IL very much admiTed by my numerous
family. Accept my thanks for your pFomplnea-ROD-
ERT COOPER, WananhAm, Bradford Co, Pa
Your Piano pleases well. Il Is the best one n OnE
cOunty-THoAAs A. LATHAM, CampbletOn, Ga.
We very much obliged 10 you for having sent such
fine instrument for $3.50, and We shall take pains 70
recommend iL-BRANK, Held 4 Co., BuiialO DenOcaL
The Horace Waters Pianos are known a. among the
very best we are enabled 10 speak Of these instruments
with confidence Om personal knowledge Of their exco
lent tone and durable quality York Evangelist.
We can speak Of the merits Of the Honee Waters
Pianos nom personal knowledge, being Of the very
best quality-Christian IntelligenceF.
Nothing at the State Fair displayed greater excellence
In any department than the horace waters HiAnos.-
CburcbmAn.
Watera' Pianos and Meloaeons challenge colapaEaon
With the finest made anywhere in the cOunlEy-HOmO
Journal.
Horace wateFs PianonFies Of nll rich, and even
tone, and pOWeriul.-NeW York 81 usical Review.
Our friends will Hnd at Mr.. Wate' store the very best
asanrmeut Of Music and Of Pianos 10 be found in the
United States, and uTge our southern and western
friends TO give them call whenever they 90 10 New
YOFks-Grahams Magazine.
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, 1859-12-02

Ounce trees seem to have cC Institutional
fondness for salt. We have nev' seen, says
the HoTtieEIturist, such superb specimens of
fruit aud such a general luxuriance of the
trees, as at Newport, R. l., on the sea coast.
A gentleman who noticed this fact several
years ago, told us lately that he had prOfted
BY the hint, in giving to each Of his trees Q
top dressing Of two quarts Of coarse salt ev.
cry spling By scattering the salt over the
suface, II dissolves slowly, and does no harm
whatever to the roots, but makes both foliage
and fruit much more healthy.
, 1859-12-02
San Sratistu.
BROOKLYN HOTEL,
Corner OF broadway and SansOme streets,
san FRANCISCO.

- THE PROPRIETOR OF THIS WELL
known and old established house il still ct his old
- tricks-Of feeding the public Ut the low price Of
Six Dollars per week. and still they come 10 paftake Of
his good and well furnished table, and as Mr. Kelly Is
Of the pioneer hotel keepers Of this CITY, he pledges
himself that there will be nothing wanting OF his house
TO make the public comfortable.
The house is centrally located In the vicinity of the
Custom House, Post Once, and also Of the up river and
ocean steamers, and contains o number Of single and
family rooms, well ventilated, suitable for ladies and
single gentlemen.
There Is also attached 10 the house q READING
ROOM, and LIBRARY which contains large number
Of rejected standard works There s Aso at the arrival
Of each steamer,
A WAGON,
which belongs 10 the house, TO convey passengers and
baggage. free Of charge. The public are respectfully
requested 10 give the house q trial.
Board, per week, t6; per day, 81; Meals so cents;
Lodging per night so n IS cents Lodging per week 81
u g. JOHN KELLY, Jr., Proprietor.
San Francisco, Dec. %, 1857. i.W
, 1859-12-02

II has nov On hand an immense stock Of
Nooan Lype, Fancy Type,
SepiesIla.e seEipls German Type,
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~ ypi. eIe ~ ea1t By steam power from the hard
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Presses Wood Type, Iuk Cases Sticks etc, furnished
Z. !ne manulaoilfers lOaest prices. specimen pam
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ban - Chambers st., New York.
, 1859-12-02
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Jaundice and Costlveness.V
The Best Female Medicine known.
The yellow Dock and sarsapars b peculiarly adapted
for females Of delicate health resuting from egulary
Of menstrual discharges and other diseases peculiar 70
their sex We assure the Amcted that bottle or two Of
Drs 0uysotts Extinct Of Yellow Dock and 6aTapaFilla
will at once regulate those diiculties and renew the
natural energies.
CAUTION-Do not be imposed upon BY unptincpled
DFuggisA Take but the genuine, which d put up
In Quart Bottles and sold by all respectable duggiss
PARK q WHITE, Sole Agents,
l32 Washington street. San Francisco
Also Importers and general Agents for ell the genuine
PATENT MEDICINE, and sell the same In Quantities
20 1ult 81 loonooo f1to9 - .s4| l-I
, 1859-12-02
NOTICE.

TNHR HOSPITAL STEWARD AT FORT
IL sIslAooom has on hand . quantity Of Medicines and
Dru9I, which he win sel 10 chNeni.
Prescriptions for syphilis and GonorFh@a carefully CON.
Inquire q Ihs Hospital s.suards room, Hospital building.
Gf cElAa. J. ElTzaERALD.
, 1859-12-02

q IheIr circular ws lor running true hs equality snd
that celebrity % which they are % Justly entitled
The undersigned viii keep stock n Ban FFancllco 10
supply NE demands % The Market An orders VIII have
Or sle uI Be forwarded 70 r. Hoe Co New York. for
execnlon. n connection We have competent workman
hon Hoe %. 70 attend 70 al necessary repain and
ions thst may b required which u % dons at
] 1-.tJJ GEORGE STEAD
NE. Coz. Battery and jackson IA, San Francisco