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

upon The State when be prepared gums ft- the whit
men ana thousand spears for the blacks 10 be used ID
parpnrouA slaughter, when they imbrucd their hands IN
piood py taking the first victim IAN honest coored
WIZ maze no resistance, but only seeking to escape
they refused sy down teir arms after being over
powered ana continued their murder0us work, tbsy
.nrsw away az claim 70 compassion and put themselves
on tho hazard OF the revolution they had begun. others
can nnd any cause for pardoning such crime cannot
City Inteuigsnee.
TEE BRoDkRcx OA&ouna-LxTrxs yRoM SEsAroR DoU.
diAIhe Committee Of Arrangements for the funeral
pageant In honor Of the late David G. Bsoderck United
States Senator from California, that the obse-
quos viii take place on sunday afternoon next November
Is The Limo Of the procession viii be formed II one
O'Clock NJ the right resting on tho corner OF Hudson
and christopher streets Tho funeral Grafton will 90 do
ucrcd in the largo chapel Of the New York Unversy
ar o'clock r Al citizens arc invited 70 partcipas,
The Committee Of Arrangements have received the fol-
owing ieer from Senator Douglass declining their invita-
tcn 70 deliver the oraion Of tho illness Of his
wife,
wAsnxaros, Oct 81, 1859.
GxsrlxAxE-I have received with feelings Of profound
sympathy your invitation to be present and deliver an
Grafton tho occasion Of tho ceremonies In New
York in honor OF tho late Senator Frederick never had
the pleasure Of personal acquaintance with Mr. Brode
RICK until he came to Washington Senator from Ca0r-
ma no man under circumstances so enpropitious
established In that body proudsr and enviabie re-
putaon In 30 short period His vigorous intellect the
rankncss and sincerity OF his character, his rcsots
"
duty and to friends commanded the respect and excie
the admiration Of his associates. His sudden death will
cast gloom over the Senate as starued and shocked
the whole country Ia peculiarly appropriate that his
old friends IN your city among whom he had spent tho
greater portion Of his life. and who loved hin, be-
Cause they knew him best should manifest their admira
ton for his virtues and their for his untimely
death in manner becoming the subject and the event
1t becomes my painful duty however, TO inform you that
me serious Illness OF her who is dearest TO
any assurances that will be possible for TO be with
you on that inteI es.ng and solemn occasion Rgreng
V Rhtr AurIs,n
S A. DOUGLAS.
James Miller, John Fhelan, John J. Hot, Committee.
S,RkEr PARADE OF The THIRD BRIaADE, N. r. s. NJ
The Third Brigade N Y. S. NJ, Brigader General VIM.
Hail. consisting OF the National Guard Seventh regiment
Colonel Marshal Lenerts tho Washington Grays Eighth
regiment, Lieut. Colonel Waterbury commanding; the
Guy Guard, new Ninth regiment Colonel NJ. Van buren,;
and the Garde Lafayette Colonel Eugene lie GAL
yesterday for brigade street parade Tho troops were
atTed in winter uniform. The line was formed on tho
Battery at half past two O'Clock, when, after review,
they broken into column by platoons and marched
through Broadway and other principal streets The
eents were not out in their usual strength, no doubt
owing TO the unpropitious state OF the weather and the
slippery condition OF Broadway Each regiment except
the Ninth, was accompanied by good band Of music,
which gave spirit TO the scene the troops marched up
Broadway. The Washington Gray troops partcu-
LTy remarked for their general appearance and uni
l0rty OF size oil the MEMBERS color OF horses and equip
mens They sat in their saddles with much precision
Ms an old body Of regular army troopers.
ACCIDENT TO THE STEAMER CoNsEcncur.-Early on We'd
nesday morning, the steamer Connecticut passing
out OF the Thames river at New London near the light
house, she in collision with small sloop, which
lying at anchor at that point, doing considerable
damage the steamer and njuring two Of the hands
seriously one OF whom is expected recover The
position Of the soop was such that her bowspr pierced
the side Of the steamer breaking entirely or Tie
injured were eating breakfast in the forward part OF the
cabin when the accident occurred and received their in
ures by coming in contact with the portion Of the sloop
WI laQIf Mt I'm oknu
owing 10 the dense fog which prevailed the time
being impossible to see the length Of the boat Tho
sage to New York; the hole made by tho bowspri Of
tho sloop was entirely above The soop sustained
no damage except the loss or her bowsprit
HoAEoaA1ao SoCikT-At the annual election for off,
Of the Homeopathic Medical Society," Of the city and
county Of New York the following clccted-Prcsi.
dent-samuol B. Barlow, n. D.; Vice President-Alonzo
=. Ball. 81 d. Secrctary-Jnmcs T. Alley, N. D.: Treasu-
rel hailack, N. D. Censors-E T. Marcy, N. D.;
81. D.; Martin kraligh, NJ D.
HoSoRAmY D1sCnARGED.--The complaint against Mr.
James Irving for assautpg of the employees Of Sing
er's sewing machine establishment few weeks ago. on
the occasion Of the parade Of the Deevan Muskceer
brought up for trial in the Court of Special Sessions
yesterday forenoon. The defendant, with
dozen witnesses, present the appointed hour
trial. but tie complainant failed to appear, when the
sought the opportunity show the public by ndubitable
evidence that no was Tot the aggressor.
ANNUAL MEETING ST. ANDREWS SOCIETY,". The St.
Andrews Society held its hundred third annual
meeting last evening" at the Metropolitan Hotel The fol-
lowing gentlemen elected officers of the society
the year ensuing-Adam Norrie, President; John 7.
Johnston First Vice P esident; Robert Gordon Second
Vice President. Managers-Aex Mckensie, William
Patton, George Cruikshank, Allan Hay Robert Camp
bell, James Frazer Robert Hysop Treasurer; Robert
Dnwiddie Secretary; james Calender, Assistant Secre-
tsry; Alex Elder, Physician; Dr. John Mcleod Dr. John
Thomson, chapains Tho report Of the Treasurer was
ranh ND nra in
ing condition. and the society maintains its ancient pres
tgc as benevolent institution The annual dinner OF the
society will take place at the Metropo tan Hotel on the
3oth inst, st. Andrews Day
NEW CoUSTEgFErT.-Counerfot five dollar notes ON
the Bank Of Montreal Crawford ssue) have made their
appearance in this city, Of which detected
banking house in the vicinity Of Wall street yesterday.
MIRACULOUS EscArE.--Iast Saturday afternoon, about
hsd past five O'Clock, while some boys playing at
Ispy the wolf,' at Lakeland station, Long Island
CT them took to the well for hiding place. when his hand
slipped and he fell head foremost to the bottom, dis
lance Of syty six feet he the OF John Green,
aged about fifteen years The only injury he sustained
slight scratch one hand. His screams for help
attracted the attention OF Mr. John Cole who rescued him
from his perious position.
DARING ATTEMPT Al observation-disclosures twelve O'Clock on
Wednesday night young man. residing ut No. AZ Crosby
street. disco vcred several shed in the OF 49S
Broadway, attempting to gain entrance He immedi-
atey tho Fourteenth precinct station house and
informed sergeant DO VOursney, anu the sergeant, nc
compancd by several officers, Immediately repaired
the place and found three men At work attempting 10 pry
open iron shutter The sergeant then presented his
pistol and ordered the burglars to surrender which they
did, except ono fellow who jumped over fence and
made good his escape. The arrested gave the
OF John McCunc and Henry Jacobs. McCunc old Of
fender and has served out term of three years bur-
gary. He known 10 the police under the cognomen OF
"Cobblcr Jack" Tho premises No. 408 Broadway arc DC
cupied the first floor by Ladd Webster, sewing ma
chine manufacturers and Barton Acker, tlors and in
the upper part by Wilson's dgly jennings importers
OF woollen goods Near where the burglars were cap
turcd the police found jimmy" and bag.
Board OF Aldermen.
This Board met last evening, Thos McSpedon Esd. Pre-
s;dcnt, in the chair
The following communication was received and re-