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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-04
Police intelligence.

CHARGE or ATrIuHIxD BURGtARY-BRxAKIxG INTO Sra.
HousE-As officer Madden Of the Seventh precinct
patropg his beat Thursday night he discovered
two men, named Patrick Madden alias Meade and Abra-
ham Mcdonald endeayorng TO force entrance into The
Office attached 70 the lumber yard Of Marshall Shaw
No. % Market street. On the approach OF the on,oer
Mcdonald AWAY, but Madden was taken into custody
and lodged in The station house. Yesterday morning
about three O'clock noise beard outside the station
maid ding away At the bars Of The cell wndows FOR the
purpose OF assisting Madden escape He was ct once
arrested and with his companion was held to answer by
ARREST AN ALLEGED BuReIAR-on Sunday morning
last the saloon OF Mr. Taylor near Prince street. was
broken into and the safe lowered down into the subce
lar, where was broken open and about $500 in money
carried or The fact OF the robbery being made known
al the police headquarters detectives Wilson and william
son took the matter in charge, and yesterday succeeded
10 arrestpg Richard Peerkin suspicion OF having
med the burglary. He was taken oeore Justice Kelly
committed The robbery seems that he concealed him
self in the upper part Of The building during the day. and
night lowered himself down by Of the hatchway
TO the saloon. Here he took the safe, which qute
small and lowered 70 the subcelIar, and opened with
sleoge hammer About $s7 Of the stolen money was re-
covered by the officers, and identified portion or the
money TIA. was in the safe mo accused was commted
10 answer.
Orxsrc lxrrx1s-CnARGs or GRAxD LARcxyY AND ro.
Gny.--Henry Williams arrested on Tuesday, on COM
plant Of r. A. Williams, Of No. 24S West Thirty fourth
street, who charges him with having aken on the 2lh of
December last from the Post Office letter directed 70
him he complanan, and opening IT, chxhgine the date
OF prQmeory note therein contained and receiving the
money therefor Afterwards NJ the Office of The Adams RI
press Company. In this way. 10 alleged the accused
has NJ various times obtained 10 the amount Of $500
He was locked up for examination
EHHEznxxxyr BY A ClRK-Thomas J. Addi. formerly
clerk with wm h Hazard No ls7 Front street, was A.
rested Tuesday BY Can't Turnbu oc q cbsvsr of am
tezzirg various sums Of money the Of ssl 49,
between the st Of July Let OF December last Sus
p'con was aroused short time since in regardto Add,
ana ne was discharged from employment Afterwards
amount BY an examination Of the books Justice Osborn
he'd him for exknniration IA .nt-.rarf
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VIM. NcCiusSey, boy, slightly injured Lies in N.Y.
lie avenue, near steuben street.
8. - Lyons, boy, Hudson, near Myrtle avenus.
slightly injured.
g. b ssurges, Gighiy injured. Lies At lo4 Cnmber-
land street.
T. Margaret and Bridget Foley (sisters), slightly in
jared Taken 70 their home in Eighth street, N Y, in
carriage.
g. Harriet Costgan injured In the back Lives in the
ncjghborhood Of the factory.
Q. Daniel Coleman slightly injured. Lives in Kent ave.
nue.
10. Austin Burritt, formerly Of Roxbury, Mas.
There few others who have sustained slight hurts
but whose names were not ascertaiued.
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crisis has arrived ia the history of parties Patriot.
ism demands that the sober rejecting Of ill
and associations should rally and unite to rescue
country from impending dangers Men Of extreme views
union and protection which the constitution secures, have
pushed their dvieve measures to such lengths that tho
stability Of our institutions s threatened and unless
disasters which the republic will suffer.
Our government was formed in spirit Of concession
and forbearance. number Of sovereign and ndepen-
dent States, OF origin, language and religion,
with diverse domestic institutions and internal policy
with various climate productions and resources formed
constitution, by whcthey became people, one coun-
try, with national identity of interest and destiny That
constitution was framed TO protect each State the enjoy
nen OF all its rights, with the knowledge that the policy
Of sach state might In all things be regulated by ito own
with the rights and principles of sister State But fof
THIS understanding the conederacy, which 10 now the
been When .Sss n,uc no. nave
upon or basey ignored by the general government
people n 'ns sovereign capacity g electors the ends for
union VIII then have begun in fact and the catastrophe
cannot long be delayed
Already the direfu influence Of this unhoy war d felt
IN the disruption Of religious institutions that
bonds Of union binding the distant parts of country;
in dsorgarizpg national councils in alternating our
statesmen AND parayzng the confidence Of our people
hopes Of the patriotic citizens Of the Union present
ing the unseemly spectacle 10 the world Of nation d.
The agitation Of the subject OF slavery has been rapidly
precipitang this result With madness that deies req
SON. with fapatcs that disreeards law both divine an
human with that nothing Of The f.
tai breakers ahead, the abolitonsts have waRed war
against the system Of slavery, that d hostile IN s spirit
and intent 70 the basis which federal cempac WAS
as nsIe
as to the system OF domestic labor sateed by the
experience q seventy years Of peace and unexamplea
prosperity that the members this confederacy Ike the
members Of the human frame, mutually dependent
upon and auxiliary 70 each other that each state has
right to elect and TO enjoy s system DIVER
of h.,
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PERSONAL Intelligence

HUI tnaIIes Faulkner, our new Nnleter 70 Ffo1Ct
was eerenaded last evening At the New York Hotel
In Boston on the let inst, between six and seven
O'Clock IN the morning, Father Ayor married. by Gae-
light Rev. John ". F. Barnes and M;1 Eliza Taylor, ~
the Bethel Notwithstanding the prevalence Of north
snow Storm and the early hour, aboutoue hundred
people present Father Tsylos fsengy sliudsd 10
hin family affAiIs-how h. young ones bad grown up
around him in peasant places" and had been enabled
by the protecting Of Providence become useful
members OF society Eliza was his last lamb: the ohers
had al sought other homes, and now he ana IL wife
alone were len NJ. TAylors eldest daughter, Nh Ta
u widow his second daughter s the wife Of r. brad
ford, purser In the United States Nays the tnrd hs
m ocer ca board the United GATES steamer Water
Witch, now cruising in The Gulf OF Mexico
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The Failure Of DeImsAics.
We announced the oshsr DAY, in The money article thae
NeeRs. Delmonico and Others directors Of Ne Ksro
seue OH Company, had JAILED 70 thar paper, and>
finding Impossible 70 obtain delay from THAR crsdoss
were contemplating an assignment They have since
carried the step into eect the famous rsstsasvs -
the corner Of william street and the corner Of Cnambers
and Broadway no longer belong 70 Lorenzo Dsnouoo bue
to his assignee for the benefit 1t h credisors A he Oh.
served yesterday to friend, he guest now in
the building which he has rendered. by h sooa manses-
ment more widely Known than any eating house in Anne
rica and nting rival TO verys or the Freres Proven
saux.
Lorenzo Demonico is the nephew Of the Original Dali
monico who founded the great house, and whose ene
lettes eth remembered with emotion by lovers Of
good things. Some thirty years have elapsed since Lo
ren1o embarked in the business himself; ia no dGpa-
Tageent to his uncle to say that he has surpassed HIN.
For time he had hotel Broadway, near The Bowling
Green but when the world began move up town. md
the magnificent caravsnserais Of our day began To be
raised he abandoned hs hotel and confined himself 70 Ne
restaurant on William street He soon after opened
another restaurant the Of Chambers street
and Broadway, which has been placed in The
charge Of one Of hs brothers. He himself se-
and a 10 sane truth 10 cav that he made that esaaA,.h
-. ..-s., :. :, q. go .. - ,.~..-.
ment ~ ~ "e 3"ss P0r'ecs" 's ANU ~ 20 onnse
States His cookery has always been excellent; spne
disbesor the high order Of French african only b
-. -. !. ,,.,--....,- ~ -. s..--..
FOUND IN pefiecuon a Demonlcos' NOr "Ase N wess
and scgars been less worthy Of praise They have bean
both good and moderate In price, When most Of The up
town Restaurants rs1eo the" Pi"es mining 'es
glass Of wine beer brandy, Delmonco kept hin ~ ten
eut he so,d ov s,r cents better sessrs than MANY DIAL
$3.50 -. . - - - ..,-- s..
ers iufhsn lor tWce tne money ahus " o9ease
pron0, ~ puyng me pess iooa anu nquo1, ~ Away
COOKING De oisnes wen, W securing cv,Ps assenlve
ana civh WATERS, anu y mating on Al sooom1 d.
fsnt LOT men 70 ane ~ nm mousse nc MAJ won popun
nnryaied IN tnn country. bus mouse me resort
Of al our mercnans bankers brokers ano men OF business
between We've sno Mo cooc. seq.Ses ONE ~
ment 10 epow ones WAY tnrouen tne tniong ~ -.
room The profits Of his bar alone are sad 70 be 10000
year.
And row ne has hiled Inc story 1 sac, not insxoo-
tive Some years ago some clever people undertook -
make OIL out Of COAL ana formed company or tne lur-
pose, with stock, bonds ana 30 iorsn na tney 80
ceeded. Ine on was cheap tne ngns vas mense; NO
profit on extracting the OIL rom me coe wss nanoeome
Hence the company did we'll Iney MADE mn3lcattng
as well as an illuminating Oil, and Tor tne one = Nr me
other, the demand was in excess OF wnss tney coua
supply. they could mol &c! 0oal enough W
works enough 70 extract me OIL; 20 nv
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MIBCEuLANEOUn.

M0FfAf6 LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX BErYKnA-
AZ AZ cases q ScrouiA Elcern scurvy Eruunons q d
ssn rspov,ng 10 few days every vssge Of sse ossss
neess0 ~ men purifying affects the blood Blouo
Liver complaints Fever and Arue d. apepsa ples "a
snnss No. al esessss soon yiad . hs cnrsvs nsopge
and sold ty all druEEiEs - = = = -
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Another Shocking Accident.
THREE CHILDREN BURNED TO DEATH-THE MoTHE
AND THREE OTHERS FATALLY INJURED.

HYDE PARK, Pa, Feb. 8, 1860.
The dwelling Of Daniel Early, sr, was burned last
night and three children persisted In the flames The
mother and three other children escaped from second
story window, but all badly burned The father ab.
sent The weather intensely cold. This morning the
Thermometer marks 10 degrees below zero.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-04

Ernseyx SornnRS ENTERPRISE BRISTOL Ten.
nefsee) Wees aaes that responsible drovers Of vrctua
Ierressee and kertrcky have set feet project for
essoiathg At that place extereiye pork nackiug
.saoissn tLt &C the ;o1t stock prinepe. NvI require
eaJi'ai Ct SS0o COO 10 tegn with. ~ rr- 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-04

g nelole nun' Juuge Moncr1t'
FR 3-DKcs1oys -BeSjamin SAsrcand, 1rxstos, Dc :,
rs AtnSyL Pdrsons, It. al Motion for Leave to ale
supplemental complaint denied without Costs to either
PARTY
joseph Creue rs Louis De Eoomiere, Executor, &c.
The papers should be redrawn The order heretofore
made would eeem not 70 have been complied with.
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g. J. 8 Darcy. IL. James wilson.
The investigation viii take place in the City Hall Those
present in the boiler room, who could testify 10 the
cause, are all dead.
Whh the exception OF about thirty feet front Sanford
street, with the sizing house adjoining the factory 10
perfect wreck.
The following correct list Of the killed and inured-
!. William Eastman, engineer, Of Hartford, Conn.
Joseph 1cCsacken superintendent, thirty i've years
old; family resides 1t No, "a Fort Greene place. moved
there from New York three days since.
8. John Higbee, Of Thomas Hebe aeed % wears:
parents reside corner Of wnoughby avenue and Spencer
street
Patrick AcNally, gas and steam pipe utter; resided
in New York.
s. John Werner, foreman Of the planning establishment,
thirty years old; leaves wife and three children who
reside at No. IS Kent avenue.
g. John Farrell, twenty rec years old. a native Of
Ireland; died 1t the City Hospital
INJURED.
J. John Gallagher, born in Ireland, scalded with
compound fracture Of the collar bone through which
there puncture leading 70 the lungs: IN doubtful
condition; hes ., the City Hospital
2 John MulhollAnd, probably fa,anv sc.,dsa NJ The
Hoepital.
Aaron vcorhis, carpenter, To the smploy Of Thomas
Baylis, residing Al No Bond street Right ler supu-
tated In ~ good condition can be expected Lies At
the Hospital.
T. James W. worthrston native Of England, carpenter,
residing in Green lane Bruised but not dangerously In
jured AT the Hospital
s. Ann Clarity, twenty years old. Fracture OF ankle
Lee 10 Lafayette avenue, opposite the jail
TIE following we're or less injured, and were
ethsr conveyed or walked 10 their hSmca-
J. Hr Kenmore, badly bruised. Lies in Canton street
Aidrex OFF, corner Of Court md Atlantic e,reese
sebty hur,
0ta'ss ssts8, riurec en- head and fsoe
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AE EXECUTION or JAN1.eS STEPHENS,

IA Mlgb Before inc .xecutI0n Description
Of he GaiIovs-hev ing Of the Procession
me PrhenerS Deslre 10 be Hanged
Earsy-Parr1Ag With Hk Relatives
cesrage .sw Bearing Of the cuiprit-
m Speech on the G'bbet-
The BungllDg Work Of
the Hangmau,
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While the execution going several Of the prison
ers in the upper cells observed 70 thrust small look
ing glasses Of their windows, with view 10 catch
a1ir az he nrOc
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Sheriff Kelly and Deputy vultee.
An .he persons summoned IS deputy shcrins.
Reporters and others
The culprit walked with firm and determined step,
holding his head downward with his eyes inteny fixed
On the ground There seemed to be in his look, while
son, or feeling Of any Kind Whatever. which IN. ppys
oSnomie would in vain seek TO fAthom. His face was
not detect the fain.es trace faicrpg or apprehen
son, neither could there be observed in his limbs that
aght quiyerng and tremor which have been known 70
Sverpower the stoufest GRIM mails while approaching the
xalows The instant the procession In view every
bead was uncovered and the buzzng sound occasoned
by this movement, or probably the instinct OF the mo.
Bens, seemed TO prisoner from bis reverle
or he suddenly elevated his head etared straight De-
Tine, II may be supposed, The dreadful Irstrumer OF
oeaan met bis view, be cid shudaer But there WAS
sudden fash IN the eyes ana an increased nsor in The
face ~ he drew hastily away that showed ali vas no.
within as seemed without and ina, more vehement,
tsrna s1ssie was gong en- than he wished ackGow
rotced the move, that the extraordinary cslmnsss ns
the result Of desperate physical effort NOT Of The
resignation CT the conscious cf his uuocenoe uro
lad been prepared with the consoanons Of religion W
meet bis fate Ike hero
THE EXECUTION.
when this PROCESSION had all entered the enclosure and
steyA Was placed in the fatal poeon beneath the ca,
kws deahy silence prevailed, and every eye was turn
ed to u man who few seconds be sentinto the
Yresenc. Of his Maker There were tears in the eyes
Tie iu who stood By the side OF the prisoner and
even many Of those who looked ON and felt has only
el act was bout be performed IN the death OF hard
eIed criminal, betrayed profound emotion But be who
was Tie object Of AL this scrutiny and comiseration
ascws ert aeAa1, also, be withdrew his eyes in hAete
casting them TO The earth without, wever, appearing to
seek vas With ~ little delay possible attached TO the
rcpe suspended from the erce> beam, and few other
Ahe Sheriff approached Stephens No was si attended
~ The Rev. Aeesrs Enapp Ska GER, addressed
lin ~ foiloss
Snce rpcn you Have you anythirg 10 ny before the
Dfrformauoe Of this cu;yYr
Inc cuiprt, raising his lead and gazing Ito the face
~ hn interrogation, responded IN low tone OF voice
M sheriff stand here poor sinner saved ~ grace,
nna v on the Redeemer for saivaton. My kn,t spirit
oA there (pontug 10 Rev Messss Knapp SINNER
nnd xnp) VII tell you s have had 10 say Ihey koow
~ rutn~eyeFyhng, IN fact-and 10 "a rsealess Tor me-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-24

DIR-Y HARDs Lamb once said TO brother
while playing with Martin Burnoy, whose hands
were no Of the elennest "Martin, if dirt was
trumps, what a hand you'd have"
An old Grecian philosopher advises all men to
know themselves. That's advising good many
to form very low and disreputable acquaintances'
Ifasked what physician stood at the top Of bis
profession, we should say il was the gentleman
who was in tho habit ofattending patients on q
monument"
An editor in North Carolina says he Is so poor
that when tive dimes meet In his pocket, he lormA-
ly introduces them, they such strangers.
Many Of us--too many Of us-are apt to attrib
ute bad motive to good aettnj but few of u.s.
when poor devil has been guilty Of bad action,
ever think ,f attributnga good motive to IT,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-24
Notice.
winteris here

Two keep hands and feet warm, the SUBJ
l. scriber has for sale a good assortment of home
made socks. Also, real ribbed shaker socks, bucK-
skin, dog skin and wooden mittsns and gloves for
meDa boys. CHARLES POST,
novl aw East 2d Bt doors from Main.
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IN EW BOO X S
IusT REcRIvED AT
/. p A ~ IN T. S!

RamtnisrcncrS Of Rufus ChOate,
the great A nercan Advosate--By Edward Parker,
"Art kecreatious,
being complete guide TO Ornamental work.
Twelve Years Of soldiers Life in India
BY HoDsoN.
"Truc Womanhoodp- Tale.
By ions NxAL
Daniel Boone a. the Hunters Of Kentucky. "
BY DooART.
THE Secret Out or, 100 Tricks with Cards
'Rest and Unrest'-A story Of Year
by "CoUsIN KATE"
THE Percy Family through Scotland and
England"
BY ID. G. EDDY.
"Annies New Sd
Little Songs for Little Folks
Weeks Delight or, Games and Stories"
"The Life and Adventures Of Punchinello' y
"The Travels Of Baron Munchausen"
"The China Mission
DEAN.
ALSO. ANEW LOT
"Ministers, Woolng,n "Idyls Of the King" "The
Rectory of Moreland,n "Love. UswOrd and Gown, y
"Out OF the Depths,n "Autobiography Of a Married
Woman" THE Crucibe,m "Life and Travels of
Won Humboldt,n "Bayard Tayior's Home and
Abroad "BeulAh," "A Good Ftght"-Rede; cat
most a Heroine" "Forty Years in n wilderness OF
Pills and Powderu,v "The Money King.n
OALLENDERS FOR Leu,
Can be had gratis,at PAYNES',
deots No. so, Main street.
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Soothing Syrup |!

For Children Teethimg,
Which greatly facilitates the process fteething by
soitenlng the gums, reducing allinfammation-will
allay ALL PAIN and spAsmOdio action, and ia
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOW ELS,
Depend upon IL, Mothers II willgive rest to your
RELIEF AND nEALrR 10 YOUR INFANTS
We have put up ana sold this sartiele for over
ten years, and CAN BAY,.s IN CoRFIpE AND
Truth of It, what we'll have never been able to
say OF any other medl-Er NEVER uAs IT
FAILED, IN A SINGLEkJ INSTANCE, TO EF-
FECT A GRE, whenr timely used. Never did
we know an instanee4 ~ standardization by any
one who used IL. On thekI contrary, all are de-
lighted with it's opera-FE tions and speak In
terms OF highest com-CO mendation OF its magic
al effects and medical viTtues.. We SPEAK in
this matter "wHAT w.t. no KNOW" after ten
years experience, andSV PLEDGE OUR NEPuTA-
TIoN FoR THE FULFIL--o MENr OF WHAT WE
HERE DECLARE. In all most every instance
where the infant 10 sul-iI fering from. pain and
eNhauRtit n, relief wills-S be found in fifteen or
twenty minutes aitcrili the Byrup iB administered
This valuable prepara- tion IL the prescription
OF one OF the most EAE1 RI N H. ID and
SklLLFuL NURSES inO New England, and has
been used with NEVER FAILING SUCCESS IN
THOUSANDSn OF GASES.
1tnotonlyrelevesthe ohildfrom pain, butin-
vigOTateB the stomachUl and bowels, corrects
acidity, and givcs tone and energy to the whole
eystem. II viii almostI0 instantly relieve GRI-
PING IN TIL BOWSA ELS AND WIND COL
lC, and overcome conf vulsions, which, If not
speedily rem edied, endl( in death. We believe il
the BEsT and sUResTk Remedy in the world in
all cases of DYsEN(O Terry ANr DiAR-
RHG, IN CHILDREN, - whether il arises from
teething, or from anyb-a other cause. We would
say tOevory other whoTF1 has a child suffering
from any of the foregoE@ Ing complaints - DO
NOT LET YOUR PREF JUDICES NOR THE
PREJUDlCES OF OTHE ERS, stand between
yoursutieringchilda and = the relief that win be
sURE - yes, ABSOES LUTELY SURE-to fol-
low the use OF thistS medicine, If timely used. &.
Full directions for ueing will accompany
each bottle. None gen uine unless the fac-sim-
lie of CURTIS & PER u KINs, New York Ia on
tn outside wrapper. -
sold by DruggistsS5 throughout the world
Principal Office, n No Is Cedar ST.,
New York.
Price only IS Cents per Bottle
DR.. W. W. STEWART WALTERS a RELso.
4aD-I luf
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Notice
Tremendous G. rash.
DOWN GOES THE PRICEl /
L. N. & w. M. GREEN,

THROW this time until further notice will sell
IL Oysters al the following prices;
Whole Cans No. Oysters 90 cents.
Half Cans do 80
Whole Cane Selected Oysters S1i0
Half Cans do CO cents.
All Oysters sold by us warranted good and fresh
Come where you can save money, and buy your
Oysters at ]. n. X W. NJ GREEN,
ian ll-tf No 2iB Third st.
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Pianos! Pianos!

WE have just received an elegant assort-
w ment of Pianos, from the best makers in the
Eastern cities, comprising great variety of sy les
and sizes They have the largest stock TO be found
anywhere in this viciCity, all OF which will be sold
Ms low as they can be bought in New York Boston,
or any where else.
Ray~Call at tho oil established Head
quarters corner of 81 and Jefferson SITS.
jan,2 CHAS. ELLIS
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DAILY EMPIRE.

A RsIwte FANNY SHEsr The f,llow-
Ing item speaks for itself II Columbus Jour.
nal.
Sentenced to che penitenliarv. Nv. w
Gibson. form ,rly Democrats Treasurer Of
Ohio, who was dclaultcr % a ltrgw ,,5ah Mt
has recently been convicted, ate, -
of his trial from day to day. He put ia one
plea, which in any Democratic State would
have secured his release; he alleged that q
large portion Of the money was used to ad-
vance the Democratic cause in tho Presi.
dental election j. Brownlows Whig.