The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-12

"a concurrence OF vieeucy ia the pas
tOrste Of the church, tue pulpit was occu.
! pied by the Rev G. C. Biting, OF Alexandra
Virginia. Be took his text from tie Gfta chapter
~ the secoad book OF tciinlhians.-" rhe love Of
Christ coastEaiaeih a." lie serMon was strictly
of scrip'lra. chariCer. the speaker con6ning
himse Q the tex. dag the Bostonians under
escort Of oompal, +. Eighth regiment. Capt. j..
l.. Fra wi isl. the institutions At Blackwell
an PaLdar, l. ands High Bridge AMI other
places # incest. On ther return the Guard
will be en'el AIMED by their escort aud II lie
evening psoceed to the New Bowery theatre by
invitation q the managers Of that Establishment.
The Guard speak in complimentary terms &C the
liberaity Of their hosts in Carrying o Il mes, e.
for their entertainment.
TIE mo- ming and evening serno1s preached a
Plymouth church yesterday. b, Rev. Heary Wnd
Beecher were devoted to & ecu sion ol tic po-
liz cal condition oi the country gspo 4 b. these
discourscs viii be found in another par Of 10 ia;
papcr, and win repay peru.s.
Two sermons were preached .. Shiloh (coosedl
church "on the election" AMI during that de-.
liyered in the evening the sable preacher lad
great blame on the "radca. abotonis,s and black
men, of New York State for the faiia-c Of tie
franchise vote. and also visited h., di,p,easere OF
what he termed the Demetrsses' o. modern
times.
The irst anniversary Of The Yong Mems As.
ISOLATION Of ST. Georges Church was he'd last
evening at the church, s'uyyesasi sQUa.e, The
obiec. Of the Association il entirely q a charia
bic character. il being to extend in every possible
way the benefits at present conferred by St Iake's
Hospital Oh the poor sick who look to that lasti,u.
ton TO: at.ention and relief. he Asso sa,.or 1,
composed o young men belonging . Or. Tugs
congregation Bret addiesse in All q tie object
were delivered by Rev NJ. Montgomery, Eeg d.
MuAlenbmg, Mr.. Honans, AMI by Mr.. Cl4s Iraey
the Presiden, Of the Association. After prayer by
the Rev. Dr. lyng. collection was made
The inmates OF the New York Hospital were
thrown into great state Of excite nent YESTERDAY
by a rumor Of an attempt to poison some CT ne ma
tents. 1t appears that one Of the patients tasted
something peculiar in his ood, AID partook Of but
a small quantity. A short time after he was taken
violently Ill., and declared that he lai been POISON
cd, and several other inmates made complains
OF similar character. Upon inyestig ting the aa.
ter man named Jenkins confessed that lie had
poured croton Gil in tie food At the suggestion az
others, but that he only did it for Joke. AMI did
not intend to kill any person. Jeukins, and
his advisers, Charles Brown and John Keiger, have
been arrested, and the case will be fully invest.
gated.
Last night between seven and eight o'clock
fire broke out in the frame stables corner or Thirty
second street and Tenth avenue, belonging to tie
Spring street line CT stages, and owned 10y Charles
Lent. The whole of the stables were DESTROYED
and about eighty horses persisted in the Games
The total loss i estimated at about $40, coo. Nc
insurance.
The United states irigste Cumberland Com.
mander Narston, from Portsme nth, n. H., anchored
outside Of the bar last evening.
The ncsmency Of the weather saturday la q ten.
dency TO check operations in some branches OF trade
The sales Of cotton embraced about COO bales acirdsc
In which were About { coo IN trsnstu. TIE make.
closed with toeabe armue especially FOR lots 4. tra-
Sit bl. rather dull for parcels IN Flour vas arm.
iy held, with moderate sales The chef demand was
for export Wheat WAS IN Active demand for EXPORT.
but tie supplies being large prices for some grades
favored purchasers Corn heavy lower sIi sales
mo .erate PORK nrm, WITH saes OF new ness nj
tl9 is $40 81 and new prime NJ STA si& . sugars
were heavy, yet fair sales we're made and embraced
ABOUT 500 hhds and 100 boxes Coffee was aglet and
relghis some sss active aad Ouoyar, 10 Enssh poris