The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-07


NYsrxnors DEAIH-Shortly after two O'Clock Yesterday
found lying nsensble on the sidewalk In front Of her
dence No. Roosevelt street, and conveyed 10 the
Fourth ward station house, where DR.. tombstone was
was called to attend her. On making IN examination the
physician found deep wound the M side of her head
and another trning wound near It. These wounds were
dressed and the patient was taken to the New York Hos
pal where she died after being admitted On The
stones where she lay when found blood was dis
covered The brother Of the deceased stated 10 the
police that his sister had retired the night previous Il her
usual hour and he not that ehe had left the
house until several hours later, when he infoFund
that she was lying inseDsble at the Police Station In
wounded In the street. H presumed that abe had raised
the window sash for some purpose and accidentally fell
rowdies but her person bore marks Of having been
violated and there seems to be absence Of any motive
to assault her. Coroner Jackman was notified and win
hold an inquest upon the body to-day Deceased was
native Of Poland, Is years Of age
sixth UNvERsAIIsr SoCEY.At the church Of this go
cey in Twentieth street, yesterday afternoon, the Rev.
Edrdge G. Brooks installed pastor The exercises
opened with invocation and reading Of the Scriptures
by the Rev. Henry Blanchard. sermon delivered
by the Rev. T. A. Sawyer D. D who is one Of the best
biblical scholars in this CITY, His sermon was chiefly on
what minister ought preach and how he ought to set
fashionable preaching, and said that people
(meapng minster) dare mot denounce slavery the
social ministerial position The installing prayer was
by the Rev. B. Peters, Of Williamsburg and the right hand
city An address delivered the society by the Rev
E. H. Chaplin D. d. The services closed with prayer by
the Rev. Henry Lyon, and benedction by the pastor.
FATAL RlnRoAD Acc1DRn.-Coroner schirmer held an
inquest Bellevue Hospital upon the body Of James NAY
we'll youth II years Of age born in Ireland who died
from injuries received by being over by baggage
car on the Fourth Avenue railroad Deceased accidenty
fell off the platform Of the cars when near Thirty
Arctc hv Tho iynrn
the rear The jury considered the az acct
dental, and returned verdict to that effect
LARCENY C1xRK-A youth, II years of age, in the
employ Of Duncan, Sherman Co., was sent to the bank
cashed. He obtained the money on the dra and after
wards disappeared with IT, and is supposed TO have left
the city. He is respectfully connected.
AwoxAS SHOT BY THKF.-About two O'Clock on sasur-
day morning thief entered the cabin Of the canal boat
No. 4o lying the foot Of West Twenty second street.
The rascal release himself drew pistol and shot Mrs
Gilbert in the head, nAictpg very dangerous wounds
He then fed and escaped Mrs. G. was taken TO Bellevue
Hospital.
LECTURES ON SDA.-Rev. DR.. Scudder commences q
Of five lectures India at the Cooper Institute
this evening The interest Of the subject and the bril-
limit abilities Of the lecturer win doubtless command
Races Of India their Languages Curious Customs Faks
Indian Hermits, Hindoo Wit, and nindoo Women"
Personal Intelligence.
Senator BALE Of New Hampshire, arrived in Milwaukee,
Wis.,, on the ID inst
The Racine wisconsin, advocate has the fol-
lowing notice of an attempt upon the wife and
daughter Of United States Senator Doolitle:-As
Mrs. Il r. Doolittle and Miss Do0ittle were
returning in carriage from Kenosha, last Saturday
evening when about miles north Of the city in the
uoods hey observed Of Suspicious appearance in
advance and Fastening the horse, he made spring at
the reins but missing his grasp, he endeavored TO catch
hold OF the carriage but the horse, spirited one an
swcred he lash left the fellow where all his erts 10
catch them were frutless although he followed them N
he TOP OF his speed for about half mile and once came
within few feet Of graspmg the carriage The evening
was advanced as 10 make impossible TO recognise
the features Of the man, or describe his clothing
Postmaster General Holt has left Washington for the
the SOUTH in company with his wife, who Intends 10 re-
main there during the winter, As the Postmaster Gene
RAJ will be absent but few days. II is THOUGHT no action
will be had on the bids for carrying the mails between