The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-14


Senator Sumner, says the oorresuon Seut or
tho syracuse Soadssd, did Il appear IN the senate
osrdsy greeted BY his friends ia. repu aoan s,de ar
the chamber which tho LEFT che Woe Prcsldans ~
ON the east Parties are arranged In the way "a tbs
House-tbat w. tho republicans on tho Ioft OF the
Speaker, or on the west side Of the hall.
The Washington correspondence tho PHI dclphis Press
says-l am o.s ir0us OF adding line reference 10 Mr.
Ackles Of New York, and particularly In regard the
universally accepted op'non that he s not spoken BY
his fellow members Il 10 quite true there In very
to establish intimate relations with Mr. sckrs but Justice
70 tho himself requires thar should state that he
seems toinvie no such relations Every day, about df
te6u mnatee past twelve, when debate has beyua, he
walks quietly from the side door aud takes hs
a. the sofas the western side Of the House, where
restDg his hea on his goved hand he rems,as seated
takug part In tho discussions, voting, when called
upon 10 low voice. He dresses IL exquisite TASTE AMI
has cultivated large pair OF brown whiskers. He
Conscious thai public opinion IL greatly against him. and
although his bearing full Of his characteristic and
coo'ness, IS sDguarly retiring aud unobtrusive. Sitting
several q the leading members OF the House going up
him, Shaking hands with HIM, and passing on TO their
seats have not met Mr. Sces, and, therefore, speak
correspondent OF the pttsburg Journal says-Hs Is
oeking extremely we'll, and, sgnt nervousness Of
addressed by his old friends per-
ecty eelf possessed and unconcerneL The insnuaton
made by the Stdv last evening that he Stunned ~
his party and others on entering the hall yesterday all
coOily and deliberately 70 his seat, and Slight
him. When addressed by those near him, or by mem
Oers passing hH seat the seemed rendy aud
sined AS far Can learn his seat will not be
contested, II L. the contest will result In ns favor
Ex Governor Mcdonald and lady Of Georgia; Hon. Jns
J. McRea and lady, Mississippi, Thurlow Weed, OF AL
bauy Capt. Thos r. Ware u g. n; Hon. Jere Clemens,
Of Alabama; Capt. H Waters, West Augusta Guard
and Atty six men, their return from Guar (estown, Va
Forney. Of Salt Lake, with the two children saved from
the indian massacre; Mure, Esq, H. B. NJ Consul at
New Orieaus;L Rynders, u 8. Marshal with his depu
ties, OKeefe and T. Rynders, having in custody E.
Farnbam, Captain of yacht Waaderer, on hs way 70
Georgia for trial. were in Washington on Monday.
ID Hon. NJ = Manly has been appointed Judge Of tho
Supreme Court Of North Carolina, vice Ruin resigned
Mrs Mary Broger Indian LADY, died at her residence
Little Sauta Fe. Mrs. Bridger the wife Of James
Biager, formerly Of Bridgers Fort, Utah Territory
COr0ners' Inquests.
Tux LATx FATAL PRIZE FIGHr-Patrick Tannan, who 10
accused Of having caused the death Of the notorious Ho
neyman In prize fight, at the OF Twenty eighth
steet and First avenue, about ago. brought
before Coroner Schrmer Monday and examined In the
usual manner prescribed by law, as follows
Question-Wnat Is your manner Answer--PAtrck Tan
nan.
@ How old your A. % years.
@ Where were you born2 A Ireland.
@ Where do you liver A "a East Thirty 0rst street.
@ What is your occulaonp A hon worker.
Q Have you anything TO say aud IL so, wha relative
to the charge here preferred against your A. have
thing 70 say.
The prisoner then committed to the Tomb TO await
the action OF the Grand Jury.
AclDENT-Inquests were held on Monday upon the body
Of Thomas Crawey who died at the New YORK Hospital
nom the effects of injuries accidentally received bT der
rick falling upon his head ut pier "a East rver and
the body Of Mary Thompson, resident Of SO Cherry
street, who burned to death by her clothes Catching
fire at the stove. r. !