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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-18
Personal intelligence.

Baron dc Stoeckl, Russian Minister sloeckl,
have been stopping at tho Clarendon. They are nov
at Newport.
The Governor has appointed the following ramcd per-
TO be Commissioners for the State Of New York TO
aAe the proof and acknowledgment Of deeds and other
Instruments TO be used recorded our State and 10 sd
minister oAths-A. =. Sergeant, Nevada CITY, and B
Marshall, Sacramento, California; Mellon Wnite Pan
bury, Connecticut Samuel Rankin, okuk iowa; Cd
muno +. Allen, Fairbaven, Massachusetts; VIM Ashley
Jr. Grapc Rapids, Michigan; VIM MArkoe, 81, Paul Mn
peeota; Lncius Tompkps Orange, New Jersey Joseph
Du Boa, Great Bend, Pennsylvania; Vim Silkmau Prov
derce khcde Island Charles D. Mansfield Cincinnati and
Seneca Ely, Chiioothe, Ohio; George s. Dodge, James
ville Wisconsin
Commodore Pauldpg has been frustrating for q few
oes Nepoei wcstchester county, the country seat
Of NJ. janis Mcbride, and Q region rendered famous
By the capture Of Major Andre by the Commodofe's
father during the Revolutionary war.
there for the seduction OF girl Of teen has commenced
an acton for divorce The parties good terms not
whstandDg, reside in tho house, and walk out TO-
gesfcr, ann In arm.
TIE bon Mr. Conrad, the ex.Secretary Of War under
II esdens FIJI oore Hon c. Williams, Member Of congrs
elect ffom plros end Hon DR. FAroy OF Illinois, passsr
through empbis Ter. on the 12h nat on t1o way 81
their respective homes
great NUN, CT Of artists are In aud shont Go-tan \.
II TINS truuer 10 Gorham are Aovi,er A9d Rsiey ot
R,s,cr Fart II Nov Work. srt oar ,ro D,cksr. nf
pcs.snA lr she'bn,u, WheeioclS Gri,sx VI s,s'o1
(; n,sd Bvcf nt,5 \. o. York A. Bstsl are Shut
tuck Col c. New York, While s. Be,a Tss N
W. Tay, Of AoRtroA.
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Jerzey City News.
PROBABLE MYSTERIOUS MURDER.

Coroner Morris, Of Jersey City, held pqaest yeser
dsy afternoon upon the body Of unknown man.
rspe from papers found him. is supposed to be
Il. Schmidt, or Schmither, who found in tue water
near the ferry The deceased bad evidently to
death by sraDgaon as his eyes and tongue protraded
tn ehastly manner. large rope was found tied
around his body, and another around one or the
arms. their ends being jagged, as IL they had been
attached to weight and chafed Off 10 one OF his
in German hand. Justus q Schmiiher Tor Schmiot ,
corner Of Race and hud streets, Philadelphia" Coroner
Morris teegrarned 10 the above named place in Pha1e
phia 70 ASCERTAIN person OF thai resides
resided there, but could learn nothing OF Zoe jury
found that deceased, supposed to be ueue Sch
Scbmthers to his BY violence the hsuds OF
some person or persoos 10 the Jury ungnown
forty year Of sge about I've feet height
He had black cost. light silk vest ask ribbed cass
mere pants gsiter boo. blue socs, and white shirt and
er6hrt In the breast coat pocket found white
linen Handkerchief, which was saturated with hood
YELLOW FEVER ALARx.A report hsying become cure nj
that the two steamboats, Kane and Thistle tenders
the yellow fever hulk in the lower bay, are in the
habit Of coming to jersey City for plies
the matter was brought up in the Common
Council meeting on Tuesday evening. On me.
ton Of Alderman Hardenburgh, q resolution was
adopted directing the Committee Ferries aud Wnarvea
50 ASCERTAIN whether sny boats having vi
Quarantine, or vesees arriving pom Infected parts
al the wharves In tbs CITY, and 30 to notify the Pres
dent OF the Board and the City Clerk they
NAV Immediately call special meeting The 500 sts
above referred to are prohibited from visiting NeT YorK
or Brooklyn whafves.
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for al practical purposes nothing could be more elca
one than ,be plan be bai suggested
The paper received 9th warm applause, Some
reDafbs nsiny cOrroSorave Of Dr. SMITHS VIC r. we're
mace By members Of the a,siemy, vo Of thanke
Wss te dered 70 him unanimously. rne Academy tnen
adjourned.
DR. kcNTr, a. the conclusion OF the reading, urged
upon ne attention OF the Academy the inporuc OF the
snbjst In bis ve@ necessary to prevent the IN
PRODUCTION Of orgsD'c matter into the Cro.oo ude
TIE burning of The surface OF the water
AM u ,he time 10 admit tho necessary quantity
oi air.
Dr. GARDNER wanted TO kpov whether the auimslsuiae
apo aquatic plapin-perbsps ssnnss aud skunk cab
bsfebed IN the opiDoo OF the e prod ,ed the
pDusuai sasfe. had stated ~hather this ter
'hst ban been Proposed ~ouio purity the Saer timpy
remove the Off ps,ve smell and iaste uid the inouri-
perhaps deleterious 70 health remain or would
the missmatc character coninueY
DR. SMITH understood To res oond Directs %
ihs que sou. out Lis recon nendaon as to
the charcoal filtration.
THE DOOR AT CRoroN LAKE.
The odor of the at Groom Lase identical with
that from tie pipes in the city, psrtskpg Of ts
smell OF fresh earth MUDDY brook wtte'. rns Groom
Board Of the opinion that when tho and
sqnsduct iusned, and plentiful suopy OF waer
be bepL band tsese like the present
be readily removed % ora~Dg oG tns water AZ diff ren
POINTS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-18

Tha Sullivan Street 9eghosisst CaUrcn.
LAYING rbs GONNA sNsre oS TBsIa ns1 oeu,oa IN
toUnTH srSsEr-afsToRy oF TIE CHuaVa-DEs
CBiprIoN oY THE EEv sUTLDine, Erc.
me corner CT ohu,cn for the congregation
Of nssoodsw ~orsopp,og In sa,'ivsn lad
Se'tsydsy ai.s'ooon IN Foa n street, AAsaoug,
nth spor,priAt- cerenoDss roere large ON,
psny 10 attendance Bsbop Jaoes ptesied, and 40 eso
qoeot acd,ess vas delivered by Raw. Or. &c Na.ocx
HIS thene and OF 0orslisn sests
shoehs uose especially why the Methodist ohurch
.xisss AZ an orssn'z,t'oo, AID toe CAUSES of
Il great prososrEy AFTER the sdiress o ore'
history OF the church read by tho pAslor, Rev
Charles Smelling, lection taxoo up, sad the cor
soee ~ss owersd 10 place and formally laid BY
p,ssdips 8Bnop iu or toe Father tho Son,
soa ths Hoy Gnos4" prsys', the sps.os Of the dox
oosy ofos oiciso, Goa d the exstc,ses
be sulissn Me,hoc,st Episcopal church Gas OF
ssr'zeo p-seUnev, s42 Rsv c. ". Smith sss is 6-ss
pastor auce tba time church has nal chsosog for
rupes In 1900 be' sh'p nus o-red 47o, oo al
s-nt IL oss ony 100 msDoess rhe decrease 70 su< oo-
Good sbHb church oos,eo, nos bong ssooe
hs vos'ess sutDor,zed p1rcna~. toe aoo.t
nrDg LIE oes sne There bss sever DeeD serious H.
Guilty sEepg spe Of .hs ouurcn, ana cnardn
TRIAL, Dor compliant, appears iss records 10
eese' boz spcossd IN tho corner stone, deposits
copea OF TOE reneoos and newspsprs Of tbs
manual Of ,be Com1on Oounoimco, H,ussers Of the
Oval OoOfe o. ice xeoodst Eoiscoa Courcn, 1852
abe Church Decppa c.ts,os 40 Of Methodist puo
GoDs, a'aussos Of tbe oou'ch, &a
be pe~ church 1l frOnt sixty three feat ou Fourth
svees, ana rs 20 DC Dney feet deep the esy'e OF
cb'teciurs toe ROmaDesque. the height Of tha front,
shcb 10 o~ Of sbe m~roIe will DO seventy feet, with
tao facade h.Dk owePs sud side che
cepre and principal enrsn.e viii DO through large
aDo beautiful porch. rbe basement foors, rea,oed
~ . osscsDt Of ooy two feet, viii exseno uuder
the entire ea,ncs, containing large, we'll vsntil.sed
rooms Tor tne Sunday school, iec.ure IN.
class mo- spss, &c. me height Of tho basement
cenDss WI os nesry twelve feet rne audseoce DOB.
VIII DO be- oosrDcssd BY pil'sre columns ana the old
fa'bsoDsd shl DO discarded giving place she
church sofas rbe oycDears will DO elevated ab,ve and
the rear OF she pulpit platform and IL Designed 70
couDodsts one hundred and fifty s,reers, who viii be
upcer The direction Of Prof. Less A Bsnj .min Toe
AIDE galleries. vii DO supported by iron orAokes. Tn
ee'bDs ~! Dc circular spaa fnshed with side arches
ADD cob-les The cnuvcn Sil seat about 100 poo e
xbo ben pe~ expected TO with the ge
on the lot ADJOINING, 6o0 The church exp
ready for deoraSon aosus the lss OF January. ". o
Loveiand p cnsrnsu. ana Mr. g. p LeAke secretary Of
tie ou,org committee rhe architect 10 Mt. G. KioS o.
eookpD; espsD'-r' Hadass 3edpey; mssons, See
bocs non work, J. B W. W. Cornell; marble
h. Onn ChAv0
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TIE L f G r AP HIC.

ST. LOUIS, August n, 1859
The overland California ms Of the 2s.b ut sesched
here last night The papers furnieh afew additional items
Of news.
hte occurred on the 2sd at Grizzly Flats which do
stroyed thirty buildings. Loss not stated
The political excitement the State was Increasing and
the quarrel between Senator's Frederick and Gwin had
reached 10 personalities Of tho grossess character.
Advces from the Sandwich Islands state tina. tho ne
ten Per cent tariff NOT 70 DO enforced until September
1850.
Business was moro active Of San Francisco, but there
was no Improvement In prices.
The following ships had arrived u San Francico In id.
dion 70 those rubahea In tho despatch from Memphis
King Philip Rollins, from Boston JAM Is; Storm King,
-, and Bale Of the West, Howes from Bottom March
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MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT BELLEVUE HOSPITAL Joseph
Aer Of the inmates at Bellevue hospital eaped on.
OF q third story window Q few days ago. an was 30
severely injured hat he died Tuesday night In ocnse
qusDce. Deceasod admitted on the 18th inst. n
suffering condition and apparently In the last stages
sumption. He placed in ward No. L. on the third
floor. and while there became derous. Watching his
opportunity, the mailman opened Of the windows and
before his arrived be managed era upon toe
window sil and pre0pate himself the srouod beneath
distance Of nearly forty feet Coroner Jacsman held
nquest upon the body Of deceased yesterday the
jury rendered verdict IN accordance With the above
facts Deceased resided No. IS Essex street. where be
leaves site and family.
SUSPICION INrANT1CDE An inquest was held BY Coro
ner Gamble yesterday, ct No. 90 Greenwich street,
upon the body Of female child found dead in
the sink Tho mother Of deceased. Mary Ward
was examined in relation To the matter when she stated
that abe recently returned from Wisconsin, and being
without friends employ took lodgings ct above
number She positively denied having tnro~n the child
into the sink, but tho jury did not attach mu,h import
credit her statement q W be secn from the
verdict. Dr. wooster Beach uade . post norton
n.a = n S death
mt,ed to the Jury .to ste. duo deberason rendered
By suhocanD by being thrown into the Of house No
e3 rt on @ch street. the 16sr Of August 1862 BY her
mothor, Mary Ward" Tho accused being in very fec-
bic copdtop vas removed 10 Bellevue Hospital for nnedi
cal treatment When well 400 will oc taken into custody
and ccmmi'ed to the rombs to await the action Of the
0ren0 jury
Az UNKNOWN MAN Found DRowSED.-Coroner Gamble
also held an inqusss At the Battery extension upon the
body Of An unknown msu found noa.ng in the bay by
boAtman named William Flower. Deosssed was ABOUT 90
years Of age was ak foes six IN height ana had
eiay hair BE vac arcssed IN . monkey jacket, brosn
csosb pants, brown ribbed boo tho len one o.
cut scross the iussep. In bw possession was found
copy OF zoe bERAiD OF the 9th ioss two large horn bat
tone ano comb. No marks Of v'osnoe being tound on
he body the jury veooerod veroct Of osouud dro 30
"a and ,pe deceased TO Bellevue Hospital for
Identification.
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The Richmond Grsys.

The members Of this company, nov on . visit to this
city, were excused from military duty yesterday, and
went where they pleased Colonel Leers, Of tho Ma
oona Guard, with several Of his officers, TOOK Captain
elliott and party Of the Grays to Greenwood Cemetery,
~hero they passed pleasant time In We ~ng the scenery
ano monumepts Qritc number OF the Greys vwtcd
so'ok.L A. ~her. Hey epjry soenlselyee ~;tnass
at waco game os Neor rsai ~ bail siIps. ro
oe t"E'pMnb wh 'e@ve;'' noo.e aud vul 20 eetcrisc
30 we osfc a. ernht,kasoa by g., rA.rd ano seventh
Na'i1nal GSsrs, anaer :as oon,n.na d O.rL
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Marine Court.
Before Hon. Judge Sho upson.

August l7-ffd"cis C'ossn Us. Ae Mayor Aldermen
tall Ne'o Puk -rne plaintiff WINS sppou.ed fora nan
az m bc tyeets by Jsmey Tool su ,er,p.enden, ,,ra
Crlea Devn, Street CoDI la oo-r spd cues nr
i've DIVA" eefvmes sst~n .o ava per day we c.ten
pet mp ~ah boz performances ~ dntY IA. p,.,tr .,s,
fea mat re >7ssh~eys ready u dwnh,srs hs o,llr,
Gay mo a. d-ri ss-o IRON k,s posls, h,
ns'a os own request JooB.nvut ,gf plsaIi Tor ss0c
and cOAg.
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This company, under the command OF CSp,ein Simon
Myers vii mate thor sixth annual parade on the -,n Of
sep'cu be' ana pay vsis rarc Bay tsrk rncy oou
rr'ae psrscDg nbnit one hund rel and ar,y mon AMI
w. tn icco,n ,cnicd ny numoer W ds,,ngusoed mli.
TRY men, slso sevefG members Of The Conamcu ,naIl
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THE LIBERATION OF ITALY.

NGRATiTrpG OF THE PEOPLE TO FRaNCE-DO THE
ITALIANS UNDERSTAND TIE SERVICES OF NAPO-
LION TO THEIR CAUSE-THE AN6LOaBRMAN UNION
AGAINST FEEEDoM-NAPolsoN Is THE CUSTODIAN
OF LlBEhfY N ITALY-lF He LEAVE HER To HER
SELF AUSTRIA DOMlN AYES From TURIN To AessINA.
rhe Pars Coast,tufionn pun.snes to,xius as,cs,
owldet MO six pare, and esaed "Grsn'er do Cas-.
ssgn sc''--
l.
Much hoS BEEN seid sloui Tho pkra;lde o. It'y. Il
~focd he tao sac - bale1s Ia IL u cry apt uss-
iesa 20 no - tbs. u hRI ueiirer causs ~ 's-,sN~
IS l.tf the las - iHe .scliBc - Loo ia 70
ctyed SAD Tie j,y IT dvye,spcs escaI4' q. nVSy ol.
buys nom the Italian hearts, and marked 10 rascn Of
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OF uuc tcl'nCt 70 suspend mai judgment until
facts are offered In argument.
In reply 10 the question, "How are the nauseous
taste and sme TO DO removeo?' there can be bot one
answer conveying any useful Information that can
he easily applied. All Of compound Of alum
fullerf earth, lime, &C., Is liable ignorant hands
TO produce more mischief than IL cures But every
stir into each gallon OF water ees tn N one.
quarter nor more than three quarters Of ounce OF
freshly burned recters charcoal costing about seventy.
I've cents per bushel In few hours the warter may be
filtered sweet and paatable through few folds Of CLOTH
or any OF the sand filters in use Fresh charcoal
must be used every time.
Very long boiling win remove the nauseous odor,
and coaeulate the vegeto animal matter dissolved In
the water, - we'll a. precpitAte portion Of the car
Donate Of lime mo water may be filtered 1t once
sirer subsistence, the hmpid portion be poured OF
from the sediment. But n b TO DO borne In mind That
the boiling bss deprived the water Of ID proper oople
ent Of air. and that until has been exposed 10 shallow
vetses for some time, or been violently aStaed with 70
Moved portions u air IN closed vessel such boiled wa.
ter % unwholesOms, bong what Is called heAvy-that L.
difficult Of digestion.
The prevention Of such Disasters for the futura be-
longs TO the province Of tho engineer Whenever the
came preliminary ph0n0meps OCCUR tue same uu
pleasant condition OF the Crotou Is inevitable II II
be possible TO detect tue nAn sources vber, the
soluabie organic maS derivet sud on the d,
occurrence OF rain ae drought TO permits he
water TO run 10 waste the cause Of the whole
will be removed, and tho unpleasant conscoucncea pre
vented.
In suson, the 0o,or stated that from h,s exo,r
mtpu, wbco we're a. yet quite incomplete, no mad oe
sspsted that half onun, OF chsrooaI vas .h,o
dsDuy suiciept 70 ruyfc gallon OF water and he
cost OF the cbarcoa would % pex, 1, booming
Il VICE, To a'flcuh 20 otter The vs,sr 40 - 70 nrxe is
very ces Nd mpd, bus there could ~ quason shs
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BLACK REPUBLICANS or THAR
#5Ht mn AER

WHF8&
BLACK REPUBLICANS OF aHAR
l ~ E PLACE. : Sc ssa1s9 sse.
.TAs fsllowlag speelal alspsaeh easas ts
as bY telegraph a , e'eleek lass aaghs !,
Special dispatch 70 ne Uhieags TKmss.
'08 0rfkwA, III, Oct. 30.
A Fugitive slaesy 6sRsa@iae 10 ~ n
Phallins. e HIaaansis wsgs se-aags ahest
~ gielaek, Q. a., gesened ~ FfoH tnsat
Republicans ~ lht@ ely xsszn shs unaesa
sssksa AspnEy MaxxhaI Zoe IS 8easkhssss
district e ulinsis. In ths prssanea e Hps~
J. ID. CakoA, ehisk iRskies, st bis chambers.
THas slMva was Ssssglae From Uai6h ssuMsy
bszsEs The iadgs ezra ssrtx &C habsas saR~
Paa. y. AlbrlG4ts deputy rasFshals
shs UmEss1 ss4sss euaAHsaasssass aE tiss
soatAsEn district 81 EIzaaais anaes4aa fsr
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