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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-21
breckenridge Maj. 4s7

a passenger just down from the Over
land Stage reports that it. had. been tele-
grapiied to St. Louis and Fort Smith. that
lincoln carried New York by over 10000
majority, and was certainly elected bv the
seople. He also says, that Missouri. went
for Douzlas-ilsat Bell, carried Kentucky.
Tennessee. and three daler states--e1d
lastly though not least Tint Sam iionsien
II ia be member Of Lincoin,s Cabinet
Should NJ wonder.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-21

F-li is said that John Has
hais. vino was convicted af as
IS ille ressne Of a runaway slave.
enisnee,t iosen IA hnlajscnmcni, is
saF spoksh,d ~ q Black Repabli-
snrdiaaf8 fer Cos Or II tihi State
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-21
MORE GOODIES!
Come up, children, and get them |!
BAIRD & TRAUGHBER
Have just received large and well selected
assortment of all kinds of
Bar and Family groceries,


Among which may be found
40 bbls Whisky, assorted brands, rcotifed.
10 Old Bourbon
10 Robertson County.
Is Assorted Brandies, such as best Cog
nae, Scignette, Peach, Apple, Raspberry,
Black berry and Cherry.
10 baskets Champagne Wins, as,rted brands.
20 boxes sparkling Catawba, outs and PTS
10 still
20 Candles.
40 dozen, oysicrs, one and two pound cans.
40 boxes. pickles.
300 " SalIlines.
~ tbls Sugar, brown. crushed. & powdered.
I'D bags Coffee, best Rio.
20,lozen. assorted Preserves and Jellies
Also, Pepper, SPICE, Ginger Soda, Nut
megs, Tobacco, pipes, Cigars, Candies, Rae
s;ns. and many other articles too tedious q.
mention. Tor sale
CIGAR FOR CASH.
a. de Dr,=s r rcfsorfh S7tit - ttt f''l'lc
sc1,nrr. 5I|7,osiff tho Ds|inF IIrre|. ~
~ r. '| ||.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-21
correspenacncc Of tlle nerald:

Correspondence Of tile Herald:
Letter. from Denton Election Refurns--Ne,r,
by the 0rerida5 Nai--Sdm Houston to be
IN Tireo,as Cabinet
DENTON Nov. Is, 1860.
Dcgr Herald Since wrote you last, all
the returns Of this County are in, and are
as follows;
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-21
Jss W5rl gi rfans.ons md Legal

kl"e-.,,.-ag.
Iu Nu'r 7,'- Ems will be Cash on
Ctl.vtIS %, Hll lob Work done In this of
Gre vii Doe uau.icni aud legal aiverii-
n'ue, rlu' aluinimc cmcnts, the c,,dl MUST
hc paid p,.o'c Insertion; Ware compelled
o. Adlg ',as course To save ourselves from
foss, NV! t'r rr'' in be strictly adhered to-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-21
alters Cast Iron Fronts C. -RGH
GARDEN SEEDS,
Make your own Leather!
Important improvement IN TaytalR3---
Time and Money Sared
Thompson's Patent Process With
out Bark

rI'HE subscriber is the sole owner Of tAs
| Right for the State of Texas, for this
valuable process, and is now prepared 10
sell County Rights to all who wish to in
vest in the best business in Texas. This IL
the very last improvement, having bean
patented january 10, 1860 and is nov ia
full operation in different parts ofthe State.
AS good Leather as was ever made BY any
process, can be tanned in thirty ddBs tisaG,
costing from Is to 20 cents per pound which
will sell readily at from so to 70 cts per lb,,
thus showing large profits. This fssibe only
process in Texas on which patent has been
granted, Circulars giving full particular
and ample Home Testimony, will be sent to
any part of the State, on application
Dsgn Mr.. s. n. Kellogg, of LouisiaHa, is
my travelling agent for Western Teyos
DesS" Nh. NJ. Il. Baird, of Brazoria o,nty,
is my travelling agent for Eastern Texas
Address me at Houston, p 0. Boz 27a
II. Y. CORY.
Nov. 81, 1860. 7-3m.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-21
HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM
SOUTH CAROLINA.
COLUMBIA. Nov. Q. 1860.

COLUMBIA, Nov. y, 1Sbu.
Gov. Gist sent a message to the Legislature
to-day, recommending the State to resume
the functions Of Government, and to call on
all citizens to resign the Offices held under
the Federal Government; also counseling
prompt and immediate measures for the de-
Tense of the independence and sovereignty
of South Carolina.
Resolutions were accordingly introduced
into the legislature calling on all Federal
officers to resign throughout the State.
Meetings have been held in Columbia and
Charleston, at which the Palmetto flag was
given to the breeze, and all present wore
the blue cocknde.
Resolutions hase boen passed directing
oil northern claims against citizens Of South
Carolina To- b returned, with a refusal 10
collect thc same. i great meeting has been
called for te-norrow in Constitution Wall,
in Charleston. which viii be addressed BY
the laie Federal officers, and viii express
me Unanimous voice y - STATE fer seces-
sion.
sf1zsRe - fozr NnrtThfK, a =
Nsr I'c7f. Sos- 9.--Tne Holld ; colres-
p1nders - Nrshinefcn srrs that r1mors
a-c .nrft..f ~ 10 =rise-< - trst 7Icu,Irit
L. ~.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-21
uolsrlxe rns Palmetto RAG.

CAafissipH, Nov. 9.-fhe American Rark
james Gray, owned BY the Messrs. cushings
VI Boslen, is now lying al our wharf, nnder
instructions NON her owners 10 hnisi the
falmetto fias. The nag has already been
raised, aud salute ef hfieen gun. nom the
shore is being fired.
From Columbia NE have received nothing
decisive. in regard 60 the scoessien mose-
meut. The people in all portions Of the
State manifest strong wish for the seees-
ion Of the South, since the news OF the elec-
iion of Lincoln has been received.
.flifary Nors~esfs ia Net.is-Mobile,
Nov, o.-fhe Trihupe Of this morning pub
fishes a call fur Aeeling OF all those in
favor OF organizing a battalion Of eayalry,
TO he offered To the Gosernor OF the State OF
Alabama.
Orleans, Nov. l0.-The Delta this morning
publishes call for a meeting at the irmer
~ Hall TO organize regiment Of minute
men. The Delta says whatever may he
done at this meeting We hope will be eaimly
aud resoluiely done, The Sorihern dema-
gogucs sneer at such demonstrations "a
mere talk and buster. Let them be unde-
ceiyed. let those, too, Of our own people
who are for unconditional submission aud
union-at-all-priee, learn from the manly
bearing and resolnie determination Of the
reemen OF the the South how little Of sym
pathy and support their seryile sentiments
will receive In this great Ssnlhern mc,rop>
OLE"
:, The ". o. Dullitin OF Friday has the fol-
lowing; every good citizen will regard
the voice VI the people freely and honestly
expressed. Let us then have this express
sion Of popular sentiment as practicable
Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi and Texas
will soon have their Respective conventions.
They VIII he rompo.ed % their WisesL most
experienced, sagaciOus and patriotic states.
men. They Will brng 20 tlo dlscufsiin %
the great question submitted 10 them, eool
,,-t'sis aud patriotic hearts. Rash cnunseis
viii not prevail With .uoh men acting under
the awful responsibility Imposing upon
them. Louisiana, grom tho pcsiiion in
Which sho win Do placed, unnnot stand
aioof. She win DO forced by outside pres
sure and inside distraction and diversity Of
sentiment to assume and maintain, too, a
positive and not negative stand.
The Augusfd Arsenal under Federal Troops.
New York, Nov. 6.-Thc Washington cor
respondent Of the New York Times says
that ut the special request of number of
prominent citizens in Georgia the Govern
ment has placed the Augusta arsenal under
Federal troops.
Burning Of War Tessek--New York,
Nov. Ga rumor is current that the gun
boat Seminole has been destroyed by fire of
Pernambuco.
North CAROLINA, Arming.-Faycttvillc, n.
C., Nov. 6.-The arsenal ut this place is to
be occupied by company of cavalry.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-21
Notice,

A LII persons indebted to the undersigned
N are respectfully requested to come for
ward and settle up. HERMAN HIRSH.
Dallas, Texas, Oct. 10, 1860-l:4w
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-21

ClpARrN Eni'iir.-Thc Undersigned
have t1ncl ,lnrtne, slip IN The Prini-
ing lms,pr,s im,'er the name aud style of
.;wlnic's IS l~up, 10 whom i'll communica-
rious ou n1 hus ness connected with the
psllss l'-l, should in rhime he address
cd. JOHN W. SWiNDELlS.
llllN W. LANE.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-21
GALVESTON
Agricultural Warehouse 4
SEED STORE.

Corner Of Strand and 22d streets.
\lTHERE may always be found largo
w assortment of Agricultural aud Nar-
ticulural Implements, Of the latest in
provcments, from the best makers consist.
ing in part of
Piows -Cast, Steel & Wrought, tli sizes.
2iarroWs-Foldingn and Expanding
Coulter EiarroWs-Share's Pat"n',
Cultiyators-withi improved steel ieeia.
Grain Drills-Willoughbys Premium.
Horse Powers and Threshers.
Threshers q Separators-GllberI'
Tanning Mills -Keeler's latest improved
Horse Rakes-revolving steel teeth.
Grain Cradles large assortment.
Grass and Briar Scythes.
Corn Shcllers-singlc and double.
Portable Corn NIiils-various sizes
Moving and Reaping Machines.
Hay, Straw and Fodder Cutters.
Sausage Cutters & Suffers.
Butter WORKERS, Ladies', &c.
OK Jokes, Bows, Bow Pins ami lrcua
Flames, Riveted Leather halters, Sc
Chains-Premium Atmospheric.
pumps-Force s Lift, a large assortment.
,Sau DC Beers celebrated A.rle Grease,
the best article in use for wdgons Jug5ie', ~.
tS1OTe, IIuTehOuSe ana l|HuIJ iI"IhNi
Spades, Shovels Hoes, 1reT &c.. &c.
Mannys Combined Reaper & Norm,
,Nth Woods Improvements.
GHJer's Orershot Ihreshing1idct6aSS
and StpordtsgS.
Telegraph Hay d Fodder Cmte,s aed
C5'askegs.
Bailey's Cast Iron Fronts g. RGtt,a3&.
GARDEN SEEDS,
are grown with the grcntest care and sI,e
guaranteed fresh, and true to name. noalr
ers supplied ti;hcr in bulk or package fsE
retailing, Mt the lowest market yates
BF9y" Agent for Morris Nurseries, reUs.
sylvania. Catalogues furnished ON april
cation.
BsS~ Agricultural Books, comprising tree.
tiscs on the Horse, Cow, Sheep, Drainage a
Land, So MORTON MORRIS.
Galveston, Texas Nov. 1860. 77-~tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-21

skSA We had prepared table OF Returns
% the election / a this State for this weeks
papes, but tbey are 50 scattering and.so one
sia.a, thai we have concluded to defer any
more 6gues NATL we can get the Official
vote. Il Is conceded by all that the State
rs given Breckenridge and Lane from 25,-
" 2 majority, and the official returns
4. n, isll shofr of this last num-
4H5s ] not l. far Outof the way.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-21

aes says that Sam
D offered the War
y Cabinet.
~ al Fair ofthe Collin
citation was -lreld
~ thai there was a large
eryihing. passed eff in
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-21

y not h far outor the way.
. IA Of 9 single county that
,gStion a majority, Tae
II. ie No., az Austin nc
lays from The day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-04
E.ookl1n CITY NsNya.

ArrsrrIp BusarLxY.-yestcrdsy morning between,
one and two o'cl'ck ofoers ssloy Farrell 9ayuor
Of The scooad precinct discovered In the Of
operating 81 shutter which they ercccoted In 'cing
ogen q sr storrhoids c'y goots s.crs, No % yane
rfret Toe All a.retiet, when chissl, the
i1Iplement employed In The Attempted burglary,
station hoGro, where they declared themselves 70 be
hshnen. They preseai every appcAssncsof being new
importatiorA
AsoIsrs Dyoscr sun SIN another divorce sris OF
tortvhs. ypsusr character, rs peOdrg, and viii proba
biy cone o. fof iriL drTng lbs January tenn. Mr.
George Fuller .ses-an In large importing ,ass IL
Nov YORK; win Al noone Of sstto pr sanum sp2l'ss
fer dsurn. frum lis vito, Ceiesths =. Fuller, sne
daughter o. arssp.csaoe ga iism.n 10 Brcokn A.cr
sr9, xhica took place In 1859, me PARTIES 10 ns
guit rcsicc5 10 Williamsburg, from which they slbss
qGsh,iy removed 10 Nc fvplar street, Brooklyn GA
toe 81 q April est Ms sr her husband charged
her With Adu,ery and requcstsisher 70 le.vc t which
roe ia, gnc sent TO sisn her friends ar kul
lcr IN tho documents before ho City Court gives dine
iaye but abe Ist OF Der osn sncord ne "a VI
April, ana without his hnosictye though they han pro
v1usy lived ha oply together He thca sick Ia oed
Daring her awe1oe Mr.. Fuusr heard sne ugy stories
abous her coinrs In boarding horss few 9sys after
kusssnds psrmssion, she PACKED up ssveraI srusls,
~hioh bcxsvsv she bad 70 leave night NON Ina
Tcner opensd he runss ssd sssirsoted ,ierssron a
Quansy Of letters from which, ~ alleged, be Oh Atsod
hu,sard. there is smother .iiesas,oe socusios srs
Fuller CT pre- nupta inhdey, VT This charge has beet
stricken DOT cf The complaint The question Of III uony
placed Ia ste hsLis Of referee by whom, u 10 said
50 per week recommended a. proper alioSaIce
TIE report has not however, been oonarmei moticn
mace saturday, by Mr. Falers counsel FOR the
~ Of the letters bpt JUICE Culver xrSi tei
court order stay ing procecoipgs krs Full Y sad 70
se ytry lovely Esa and much lnterost 70 likely 70 be
excited IN the issue OF thu care
sKvus Aoapssr. Yesterday seaman, named Jsraes
Bnsaret, While poyed tbs main yard Of the sa'p
Joan a. El.oit, lying 10 tho Atlantic basn fell 70 The
teck ara broke ore N hv legs Hs was taken W TIE
Long ieand Coli Hospital, where his iniurss were 1t
kEStd 10.
GESsvoop cyssr1y-EncTIos or rsusrke Tho
election a. svc trustees " his corporation soox paoe q
ne ONCE NJ 30 Broadway, New YORK, yes,crisv. Toe
follow suy two tickets stre run
R,o,.sr Tcet-A,lsi A. Low, Russell s,ebbins, John
q Greep. Bsrgy u Pierrepont, joseph A. Perry.
Erdsy,rssn! 7tckst-Lrtcn Glbert, John L. dc Caopi
Jsusr Bsil, ceFrit smith, Henry Story
Great intercst unaffected IN The pvoo~edinss ard
% ~ a ate proxl Continued 10 arrive, without
Iy prospect of The votes being SOmpteisiy copssso
cuI log the night
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-04
Coronsys, frquest.

srIdps sHoon -ccroner scsirmer held m lnques;
:. No 20 wooaer street, vpon tho body Of Peter Van
Note native OF Hc~ Jonsy, sstd 81 years, shc o,n
mtisd suicide by shooting hirosaif rrmeh the head
9Th . PISTOL From ihe syiseocs siiolssd before the
Coroner appeared that for ssout els or eight oihs
pstt decsatsd had been oesSordits rtte Of nlnd n
o. Dsoquenoe ~ n canary csss. I'm Sunday mora
Ing during The snigVuv sbsenco OF his ~lie fron
me bedroom, he proc lo4osi pstoi AID applying
he murye o tho ~sapOn 70 tie back of ME osad SHOT
through The brain The roirs occAeionsd bv the
Grns atirAo attention Of MIRA Van Nose, 400
retaining the tbe found husband y,ng the
foor 10 POOL o. bcc.i ard IN ths slrugse 81 dsan.
o., sic,sa promptly 10 atteuds0o~, but all medical
AID wss unsyaling Tbs unfortunate fingered IN .
stale OF unocIsciousnsss Tor hour 1d tnsn -x
D, I'd The Jary rendered veroict socordAnAe With
70. above iscts
ArvraG cAsS of srnJn James Comucrord, . M
tive " Jesra, s.ss inlrsy sn years. died - ss'evue
spilai YESTERDAY, from tho eusct OF wound In the
nIost innctsd b. tinseI Tor the purpose Of commit
une suicide Decessed ~ sppearrd, vAa snnsyng undev
an .itack Of dsliru nj Tbs tne Coroner Jack
man Vas notified " hold an lpqosst upon the body
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-04

rIRg III EIGHTH AvKNJE-syyERAa FRAME suILp.
1 lsGs DEs1RoyED-k hUMbtG OF POOH FAMILIES
| BURNED OUT, ErC.
shortly before cue O'Clock yesterday mornlrg . nrc
broke cut IN frame huidins, occupied By john 10
Man, Of iois froaiIg Esh.h avenue, bet wocn
Forty 9th ard Fori streets. The eEtrsncs 70 the
shop Was from TOrt- sixth stoel Tie dAGer spread
with grea. rspc.y anu before ,ac bremen oocG gst
Ter The IRE tho OF the franc stores Esolh
avenue was In biass. The aro burned the folor.ng
stores and dw,ilir 6 en- Eighth avcnus.-
No ssz1, Philip Ievison, fancy GOODS store; the rear
part Of tho buried Lots esimsted at about 1900
Injured Tor 81 1o In the Hamii,on and other
pary.
No. Gao, Janer Alien, millinery goods. Damage aboui
slC0. No Insurance.
No. 6ia, A. Solorcoeriky, clothing store Damage 70
siook ssoul slCo Irsured for 81, 900
No a8, Jim A. garseIt, matchmaker and jcrclier,
Ices about s5c0 Insured 81 600 10 . city compsay.
70 et5, John Vso horr, s1sar store, dsnHse about
10 etss, X Martial, plaster nsute maker, o'n about
30. e5l, Jsmc. Guthrie, Elliuery store, lo-s asou,
30 ssIx. Jsnes Flynn, boo, .nd ,boe s,ors-l,r.
| prec for 81 600 " 81 Ei~hn.s- Insurance O.
IN the &c Ond siory Of The following buildings families
No sts, Charles Aeee All family furniture acs, Dyed,
loss about 81 eco No insurance o. l. Buckley, Photo
| ssyb, 40 loss shout t7oo No insurance
inrurtro Fsner snd family, Ioss about $40, no in
suraroe Charles sam and family loss about sI5, Ia
suiaHce Too three other poor families were brnl
| oI', whose ra,nes oouid not sSoertain
Tie bnldirss 90 slsbih avenue arv damaged 70 Thu
sno.nt Of shout tsoo0. Nos ss'j., o49 and sisH A'
| owned by Henry hronm.
| No est IN e~led By . Mr. underbn.
Nos. st5, 6t5k o61 and cs1k are owned By hr. Wal
The csrp<nese snop, with The stock NJ ase
tcyA tho woocsheds and prvies belor gps n the
he avenue destroyed. Loss estfaatcd ~
about $500, 70 It,ursIoo.
Captain soil OF he rweuty seonnd ward and hs men,
wsre promptly on the ground, ana rendered valuable ser
vice 10 the occupants In ,avrg property, Nc.
Sergeant lgsy, of tne fvtntetn ward, and bsrgeNnt
R1sse, OF IN Npeto1th, each with platoon Of men,
Ioret W Captain slot End Cd good service. The con
bustibie atetis u The buildings caused great light
which 5Tousht 70 zoe socro large number OF people
The nro supposed N have besn TIE ACT OF an pcen
GARY ~ two attempts had previously been msGc 70 burn
the rrerr s,s sore three mouths aso
FrsR ~ RAYsrD STREET, IN A TENEMENT HOUSE.
Between tseiye and ono O'Clock yesterday Afternoon
IRE occ reconi floor Of the tenement house
No. lo7 asy ard street, In the mses Of James Lynch
Ibe Games vtro ex,insusned by the nrsnen. os.
Log 70 the hail wsy beua fail Of smoke Tue cgross OF
of the tenants ~s cut Vt Several cssaced 70
inc roof aLd othsrs VET, tbcut jumping from TIE win
coss when the dre reported W be OF Tho damage
~ the furniture viii amount 20 abea. $40. No lsrranss
Tnc building ia osptd b. rDomas Martin. II Damaged
ncoui SIC 40 Insurance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-04
Police InfstiSgsnCs,

~ ALLEGED FvoIrrvE yeos JCsTcs In tho month OF
August Lat, merchant nAne3 Benjamin Lndersmitn,
hans from wess Bedford Ohio, eauo on 10 Ma York
for tho purpose o. buying goods suitable for Western
market Az Gray don Accreary @ a. aud other stores
be represented himself extensive land owner and
man Of business, and sisaing statement eject
be obtained credit for Ave sx lhousAnd skoars
worth Of Gcoca He then proceeded W Pnisdolphia,
Ehcrc upcu making . similar statement, no obtained
~ 600 worth Of property -four months Subsequently
vas dbcovertd that tho reprcsentat made By Lind.
ersmiih we're fAisc, and made with view 10 ccfnud.
The New York creditors the m alter before TIE Grand
Jury, and the resals Indictment against Lnder.
smnh Tor falea prelenoes reqas,tlon i.sued by
Governor morgan upon Goycror Dsnniston, OF onio,
and DteoNse KustAsc dssiied 70 work up case
ire a,se,s ,aeces ss 70 sssa, ss. n,sse
icot o. his teueh iccretef the woods miles
fct wss; bedford On tho way home he fricnds Of hs
prsvn@ mads several attempts 10 tho ha,eas
pus game bat the officer coadnced the shre IDLY
Gss they reve completely oanlsd Ia their ~nsrA aud
on scr learned fsi in salateiy on The arrival n Toe
sooes nj thaG place, they shipped 70 Illinois and
.oaer. Lindersnih was srsrra, before the Our, Q,
General sessors yesterday and committed ., the Tooes
for trial
Dsrsus ArysArs Asp srArESos Tho s9,r beer ~
lcca No IA: Sack s,rsst as lie Of lively row
Sunday s'tsrr oot, bet nun Dor OF Germans Who
haa scsn ndosns freely Ia -our vine and ,cor Two
lied 1t tome remains made By Leonard 0~ndsr and
Benny Kots and the resst qesdrnaters Sight and
be hee nee Of sniyee and glasses 70 which vancer aud
Koir ort rather The worsc for wear saadcy, 90
being removed 70 his rcsfcnce, No vac E.,cx street.
pronounced 10 be dangerously stabbed. Hs cYnpa
Llcn eseayed with fcv rlsht cu0 and bruises, 20 u
rot esry 70 tsrd him hons. ire police rest
Cd the brothers Hocsrcter, erd brought seforo
Justice Freeman, Who committed them fcr sxamins,ion
james Flood and James Bats;s couple u journeyncu
bas,rs employed 81 ,he es.ablirhEnesi Of Mr. Hewitt,
No. 81 crtsby tiree', scs into row su5dsy night,
when flood struck BApers Vie bead With cub frno-
turing his ssrn and inn,otips probably fatal wound
Ire hju,ed man was hrousht W tho sew York Hospital,
where M row lice N . critical conaNion. Flood
rcsted ny the police and oorfattsd 70 rrron 70 avail
thc result of The wounded msn'r njorics.
Tsox Borros Timothy Burke, Who has BEEN missing
fron bis old hann Al Boston for time past, ~.
rested w this city yesterday BY Captain Do~iias, Of Ms
SIKH presincs and locksd up In the rocs until ne asr
old charge q burglary, vii probably b FORWARDED Gown
Fast 10 day.
Coazrcros Private wssebmAn James YounC, 81 No.
Qe Church street. Claims the credit Of having asresssd
E1vsrd smith, the Chambers street bursiar fc~ nights
ago which AZ given 70 ,hs hhd prcoincs
rol.ce,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-04

STATEMENT or M'CAuLxY, THE ALIRGRD xURDKRER.
CharltE yoCauley, the man from whom Patrick Kelly
net his death In Front street Thanksgiving night has
made . statement 70 the following efect-He says no
called al Alexander HcDonalds house, Water street,
after he had committed tho deadly assault Kelly,
that he not hsrbored by either Of the Med nad
any other person He simply ordered t. clear out
After leaving McDonxd's DO proceeded TO his hiding
place. where no remained In momentary 'csr OF being
dscoyered but after remaining there for several days
with nothing to eat the pangs Of hunger compelled him
70 dcliye. himself up the officers OF the He,
ever went 70 hs house previous TO procee ling tho
police station into which ne let himeef with q key he
then had In his posscssion and ser shaving hms. he
went saLt TO she Second district station house. whore
be surre. dered He further said ne was Intoxicated
when no committed the Assault on Kelly, and
that hc bad only An indstinct recollection Of the
matter He remembered going down 70 the yard
for the purpose OF lighting Kelly, out he said he
OF having used knife during the AFT 1y.
II he did, no never, II must cave been double oAded
pepkne, which no hal siaoe lost Fl, further nfor
Tho Coroner tuas john ,Mcramney and Kelley botn
astauliing ein hge.her scramney go..holdof hin by
while Kelly beat him about the head. He had 10 cut
TAney the et tnsh In order to induce him TO leave
50 bis hold and IL then he made the rush upon kels
D1vng ths soita be exhibited mi UGH for his
children, and when he visited by bis wife Doth Of
Sneio perenced relief when In ans yer TO
question 70 whether he stood 10 dsrger OF being
nam told that The utmost that could be done
to D In sns presen, state Of the law to send am -
the state preon for life. he W tue Raymond
street jail ~begn no lies cf safe keeping He appears
be IA q wretcb.d condition Of mind.
The eoner is native OF Corr wall county, England.
BE about thirty years age, add rather uuder the
middle stature. His father of ths coast guard
60 the CRUSH ocast When he surrendered he vas
cad IN raiEcr suit Of black AID nossutn hat
pe 10 i've ia the Forth 81 Iresad the Of
Dauy IL lsss, where he worked priocipsliy ss car
penter I'll about three years sg when he TO ths
country. Sx yesJt SGD he war married 10 Derry. 10
rst work ID hVTo IN snio geis whe lead a-tlfy AZ the
FOOT n ot slrest Broosyn bot a. sha business was
Unhealthy he subsequently obtsred situation 10 A T
ste~arl a 20 = store, New York His failing sox,
be up this EEstton IN order 20 tade o. her
Three Ire obtained rituaton In tho store os
Uianip. Aelen q %, No. Ill Bruaisay, Ss~ vo,x,
whore be wss employed att he time OF sad occurrences
which LA< made him aLne acaoe 70 the law