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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-08

FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE Nos 2 and West Twenty
fourth street-FRA DAyOLo-Too MUCK COOP NATURE.
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KELLY 4 LEONs MINsTRELs, 10 Broadway. oppo.
site the New York Hoel--Is THRIR SONGS, DANCES,
EccsNrRIcirEs BURLEsauEs &c-SoUrHKRs FLiRrArIoSs-
KILL TRovAToRE
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TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE, 2Ol Bowery.-Courc
VocALIsM NEGRO MSsrRRLsY, BURLRsoUKs BALLET DIVER
EASEMENT, &c-JuAREz; OR, MEXICO DAYS or
MACMILLAN.
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HOoLEYS OPERA HOUSE. Brooklyn. ETHIOPIAN
MINsrRELsn BALLADS AND BUBLxsoUEs RAGIo AFRI-
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woRRELI SISTERS NEW YORK THEATRE, oppo.
te New York Hotel UNDER GAsLIGHr.
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NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY SCIENCE AND
ART, CABINET NATURAL History POLYTECHNIC IN
srIruTx 6lS observation-disclosures DAILY open from A.
NJ. till 10 O'Clock 7. NJ
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OLYMPIC THEATRE Broadwsy.-Rip VAN wsKLE.
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ADJUSTMENTS TOMORROW EVENING.

BROADWAY THEATRE. Broadway. corner of Broom'
street.-0rHkLLo.
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FRENCH THEATRE, Fourteenth stree. aud Sixth ave.
nue.-ELIzABErH, QUEEN or ENGLAND
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-24

lsvity and sanctity, NJ alternately smiling
and consulting his Polyglot Bible in the Chi
cago court room during the recent Develop
ment Of his dissolute practices. The seysae
and grumbling Of the disciples Of Hesstias
will groan in spirit, and see our social lie
in very dark colors, and imagine that in ~
the past never was so alarming prevssense O.
gross immortality as at this present. There
is vice to be sure, but not SO much but fhas
the good overbalances it, and these years are
not wosss than the ysara ae0aa. TAs fsssrs
is for hope, mot for despair, and humanity il
mot going backward.
j There 10 enc injustice that viii b done hy
many carpers these will gloat over the
fact that SrrwARr is preacher. This class
would be dignifed BY any attempted refuta-
ton. But for their stupidity. however, they
would see that they refute themselves by
giving prominence to the fact that the deiin-
quent il . minister. The attention the case
has attracted proves the rarity Of such desc
Grafton Of the minssterial Office by its incums
bents
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-24
THE STEWART DIVORCE CASE.

twas said yesterday that the STEWART case
q Chicago had gone to the jury for decision.
Thirteen days were consumed in the trial.
Thirteen days Of ministering to a morbid
public curiosity; of feast of indelicay, dur
ing which the court room at Chicago was
throneed with eager curious crowds, and the
full report of the proceedings given in the
Chicago papers, were read by eager curious
hundreds in various parts of the country.
Inns trial will give rise to ell sorts of s,ric.
lures and reflections. The Chicago press.
viii by many be cspdemned for the minut.
ness with which they have followed and re-
ported the developments of this case of de.
prayity, In reverned young chap of DISCO
lutte habits. They may be open 70 some
censure herein, and yet large portion OF
she public demand these details. What ID
Journalist to dol How far is he to make
himself the censor of public morals? Iii,
ehs conclusion Of BUcKLK in his History q,
civilization, that literature, vicious or pure.
oosen SO far effect either way the genera
pfosrsss OF civilization, ~ to b counted al
aGsnt OF that ci,'hzatiou. Yet BucKLr vii
ect deny that literature profoundly affect,
society IN many OF its phases. He will mn
deny that Voltaire, Rousseau and ~,
Encyclopedias largely gave tim,
and direction to the current Of nor.
nlar ideas during the French revoiu
oon. He will not deny that in the Enrlia
literary epoch preceding the dawn Of the i
east one, while current literature gathered j,
siciousness from the prevailing vices of cou,
md society, that that literature, BY il, INN,
sity, intensified the popular dissoluteueu ,
life end opinion, and was, to this extent.
formative agent. 1t may not in the far {;
surs, when American history is complete,
and the full measure of our civilization h.
been developed, make any difference in Il
grand result, whether American society :,
during these years, vicious or pure. Bu.
dos naks vast dsal Of Differences n !,
people who live inthsse ysars. Thar, i %
no safety for The future but in wise uss
tAe present. 80 Journals cannot hold thar
oslvss guihlea II shsy ksss given IN unhe,
~ impulse 10 public sentiment or ps,dsr,
ssths growth Of denosalisins social h.bi,
The unrsAsctivs Of The scAsoi Of Demo
t0via lmoh - - uncleFiesl ways Of 1
. ~ AshQtss ~ ~ @sa ssnhseiea
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-24

SWEET 0poponax from Mexico! Nature
could not produce . richer gem or choicer
perfume. Try it and be convinced.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-24

HuBs
= TAe question Of ownership is not yet sAs
&faCeossiy settled, tAcughsws believe that tn
uehapces. ara in favor Of NJ. A. 81. Lee. q
Pxirie Dn Rochsr, Randolph county, Illinois
The committee examined the books, but de
cliaed tbsmaka an Official stAtemenk Tit
ticket was sold in August last. Mr.. Leo il
worth some some tvo TO three thousand dol
lars. He has been miller, and more recent
ly . retail merchant He was autographed 4
last evening TO inform him Of his good for
tune and requested not to dispose of ths
ticket.
Mr.. Crosby Is reported to have drawn the
" 70 Semitic Valley Washington Irvinl
and his Friends" and seven other paintings
Mr.. Kinsley drew three prizes he is believed
to have been large ticket holder, ~ he sold
. great many aad took out al his commits
sions in tickets. Stephen Fl. Gale, Esq,
held two hundred tickets and drew no prize.
No. 10" A Rocky Coast was drawn By
the Pork Packers Club-600 members.
SwEEr 0rososAx! The only elegant per-
fume. Is found on all toilets. and never
stains the handkerchief.
SWEET Opoponaxi Is the sweetest extract
made Supersedes al others. Try it once
will use no other.
SWEET opoponax! Ladies, in their NOR
ming calls carry joy and glsdness, when per
fumed with Sweet Opoponax.
SWEET Opoponax from Mexico! Natur.
could not produce . richer gem or choice
perfume. Try it and be convinced.
SwEEr Opoponax from Mexico. The mos
elegant and essential personal requisite 70
lady, Extract OF Sweet Opoponax."
f. T. SMITH l. CO., New York.
nov7eod3m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-24

SWEET Opoponsx! Ladies, in their NOR
ming calls carry joy and slsdness, when per-
fumed with Sweet 0poponax.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-24

SwEEr OrososAxl The only elegant per-
fume. Is found on all toilets. and never
stains the handkerchief.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-24

SWEET Opoponaxi Is the sweetest extract
made. Supersedes ell others. Try it oncei
will use no other.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-24
Read the Certificate OF Rev.
r.. II. FluAlin.

10 Dk hnsyffTEhs
D,ar s.r This 1. 70 certify that taken With
III. dyspspss year ao last arch aod for period of
eight months Of the most miserable creatures
yoa bshsid being able either eat drink o.
sleep and oompsiisd vslh th neor ie.s-sntiy.
Vas nearly deprived u my resso sn5 hops had entire
" len all the efforts made for my recovery havfps
proved fruitisss.
ny the hrst Of November, 1865 hal become weak
and feeble thai eosd SCARCELY sions and ali
Appearance veaid die. AT this time hsvnx Rad
your ID ertsemen,l my vita prevailed upon to Try
your Bi,sers bottle procured. aud, ,ir.ags 70
ssy.I commenced recovering. have taken four
bottles and enjoying good health could be
expected for Of y ago tabout .riy ysars) Ihav.
doubt that II your sitters aions under Divine
Provid.ncs, that effected this wonderful cure.
R.r.yLuALIN
Hua.oa. Mich. Aux. %. Iss6.-Iaas2a.+
The New York herald., 1867-02-02
Int ct BLOCKADE N Iat SOUND.

N.visasien Entirely Ciosed-Three Steamers
and Eight Schosners Fast is the Ice.
rbe-navigation the Sound 10 erectusliy closed
Bar the eye reach for distance Of ten fifteen
nlIss 10 the right and left Of Throgg's Neck,
broken OF ice extends varying in thickness from
one 70 Ave feeA Along the beach many places has
20 the height Of from fifteen W twenty feet Foot
passengers wagons and horses cross and recross oe
sween Fort Schuyler, New Rochelle, wIetts Point
whesone Great Neck and City Island In perfect safety
On Wednesday last numerous loads Of hay, drawn by
&ouble teams, driven acrors the Sound from New
Rochelle 70 City Island. On Monday The sound was
frozen between these points and steamers
and. sailing vessels plying TO aud from this
city found great dihhculsy in cutting their way
shfough. ON Tscsday eight scbooners and
she steamers Ncrens Oceanus, Continental, and two
sthsnx we're frozen ON the following day the two
lsfef succeeded in cutting their way through and
y~acbed this city In safety. The remainder still con-
ain icehound and must remain 10 their present posi-
sion until the huge is broken up by the force OF
fbe current The and nearly all the schooners
we're bound 10 this city from Boston and Portland, snd
shey lie within two mes of the fort
The New York herald., 1867-02-02

ADDRESS IRON pr D5sS,apsS6 sSaEscK ON ssos-
ara &. s so:i e e ' s
s.arrh 8: .spss.orason being soasA aisS - sssa:
= 10, net ys,s. S :n. syI .,Gs .a.:S ss
M .:s s.
Sy With bleed IN asn, sSs he
:ssSn ss.s y Of wns s srssI s,s
.s.sr A. asi the pulse becomes slightly ssssersssaAsa
Ss & sns . @
.sTstns. e net bslsy The naur. SsIsI swsa sesx
:asrssy Increased .se sns bishy oacrsl "a sspss
ssass &. :i
Su Ass Usually ys.. .aS aa: . %
msrs sus q bed IN the morning a which s hs esshinS
tightnsss the breast -'1 -'''A'1 "'~
s:;.s, 'is sss :sss: y
1as s: .s. .ss
IL as.S ss sa:s s;s u ps5 q
evening The soasns Sss a1 T. e o
stances .ssumss an alarming appsaIanos as1 rsader
q y: sss ssS sS
rsnss a. and Ss ssp Il the ankles ana
AESSaiTis:,. Ss E cisssSS:Ns Som THROAT,
xhes .: esr - sss ss1
ssns ors NJ ls''
msn and is hss s ma
,rsparabie mchisf e done any alarm taken By
A. u.s:sy .sn.sSn: ana p some o..ss pain ss,
which provokes coughing attended With feeling in the
throat there somsthng In the throat shf ought
. ss rsnoysd and feels raw The pain ieegsassd Dz'
being made upon the lynx The voice becoming ssred
frequently the first mptom that arrests che atsniion Of
the patient II IN NJ rs weak then hoArse
may suddsny Or sraSusy ss eatirsy ost snounsns 70
but Is afterwards accompanied with the representation 1
%s'1s mysd % Nth b. pS. q Soo Ssen thor.
health eventually begins suffer- EN- ciaion hectic night
sweats and often indications tberclos ocnr dis
case advances and n the latter stages drops swelling
which increases until death
shall publish in the HERALD from day ipformAuon
guide TO- those hborng under lung disease, showing
the different forms in its various stages from
cold % bronchial pulmonary dyspepac and peurc CON-
PLEURATlC CONSUMPTION"
Patients consult professionally my rccms, -
Bond street. New York, every TUESDAY, from A. n. -
". ~ All advice free Of charge, but for
snination With his rssgircmeter e. Price q The Pull
bottle. or 81 so half dozen; MANDRARB PILL 2bc
box Sold BY druggists and dealers everywhere full
supply always be obtained at his rooms % Bond
DEMxs BARNES 4 CO.. Il Park row, New Ysra. Genera
Wholesale Agents.
The New York herald., 1867-02-02
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

LlSkss ov Rr GOVERNOR HUEI-For some days az.
Washington Hunt has been lying dangerously
III At the Worth House, in this city At twelve O'Clock
last night tho Right Rev Bishop Potter was sdpniser
iEs the consultations OF religion TO him. He failing
rapidly and scarcely likely 70 survive tYl morning.
TRANsyERs THE Conp1RorIxR's On1cx-Comptroller
Connolly has transferred John Haugasahn, Clerk of
Auears 70 the once Of chief clerk in Tho Bureau Of
position has BEEN uanserrea 70 ths once Of Clerk Of
1900 psr annum. Mr. Cady has been connected With
served clerk 70 Comptroller Tass for s1 years and
has been chief clerk in the county bureau for eight
yearH and has slways dechnrsed HE sues In beth posi-
rHI wHsKEy TRips-NoRH szuunH YESTERDAY.
before the United States have now
beep disposed Of, and the revenue officers will again
commence making seizures Of establishments where
illegal dssillation carried Yesterday the revenue
small establishment In James street. No whisksy
found on the prsmisss The same oncsn alec selssd
wing ready for shipment: SS, Wishovs S.vips he sov
ernment brand on the barrels.
NATIONAL TExGRAPRc Ux1ox-Ths third annual ball
Of this association New York disric which took place
at Irving hall last evening, was brilliant affair The
decorations elaborate yet tasteful and the toletes
fashionable. Conspicuously placed in the hall were
lkenesses OF two gentlemen who intimately assoc
atcd with the telegraphc interest-Messrs Morse and
Field. The programme OF dances embraced twenty sx
ill late hour IN the morning. The music furnished
by Wallace's band Mr. N. X. Thompson performed the
duties OF floor manager, in which he assisted by
efficient committee The reception committee comprised
hessrs T. I. Dennis w. II. Collins r N. Aattocks,
James l.. Edwards, J. A. Cure Henry Holland, r. G.
Beach, j. l. Strickland and T p Scuy, upon whom de.
volved in great measure the success Of this annual
reunion.
SPARRNG ExHmrioS.-Mike Coburn, brother OF the
champion, gave pugilisc exhibition last evening At
Lincoln Hail, Of Thirtythrd and Eighth
avenua The sparring very nne throughout, and
the whole affair success pecunsrily particularly 30
The sparring OF Doyle and Sheridan Kelly and Fox, Ed
wards and Nunan, Barry and Jim Coburn lths Oldest
brother OF the beneficiary most excellent The
glove fight announced come of between Charley Col.
Inns and Pstsey Evans did not take place. the police
being band 70 arrest the parties should they attempt
anything Of the kind The sports Of tho evening
cluded with setto between Mike CobuYn and Johnny
Gsady, which was Q very pretty display Of the ''many
Of self defence"
EXPLOSION " BnoApwAY AY-About haRpast eleven
O'Clock yesterday forenoon explosion occurred the
distilley Of q. A. Ryan, No. 4S Broadway No person
Was injured, and the damage done was but slight
amounting 70 about $500 The explosion caused BY
the friction used in cleansing the stills
The New York herald., 1867-02-02
FEAST Of THE puaIfIclTIuH.

In the Catholic churches throughout tho city win be
celebrated to-day the festival Of the Purihcation, in
honor Of the compliance BY the Blessed Virgin with the
requirements Of the Law Of Moses regarding after
childbirth Tho Law held that for certain length of
time after childbirth in the state called by
the Jewish church unclean. During that time they
were not TO appear public touch anything sacred
After the birth Of boy the probationary period
forty days. and after the birth Of girl the time was
twice long Az the expiration OF the designated time
the mother appeared 81 the temple and brought with
her lamb Of year old and pigeon turtle dove, the
lamb as q holocaust or burnt Offering, and the
turtle dove - a sin offering. The latter Of
ferng required from ALL but those who could
not well afford Offer lamb permitted 10 give
turtle-deve in ss place. On being presented at the
temple the son wsa offered 70 God Afterwards
ransomed BY gin Of money Mary, in strict accordance
with the law presented herself a the OF the temple
with offering Of pair Of doves ~ became her condition
IN lf and having offered hsr SON. the infant Jesus to
God, rAneomec HIM with Ave shekela
The church also celebrates the mystery Of recoRnton
by the holy Simeon and Anne Of the divinity Of Christ
and the festival from that circumstance IL called BY
the Greeks 'Hypautc"
The festival s known among the Catholics iso by the
Eane Candlemas because 1t the principally masses
this day the candles used by the church the
ceremonies sve blessed BY officiating clergyman.
The New York herald., 1867-02-02
.yersey l,tsy.

FrAL AoxpEm On ns CmfAAI RAnAaAD, --As sAs
halfpass fssreaesoek traiu Thursday afsrnssn
erosns ths hssAss - canal bssvssA sat4mviiis
and The BaS Cemetery. Ne Csnssaa AarsaA ths ss
man Hssry vAndsvsss. pss bb head sus 4 shs en-
ginesS's hoase and struck against post which threw
him on and he fell upon the track the passing
his body Death was instantaneoua The ghastly and
mAnglsA rsmAns were taken nsck 70 the depot where
they were viewed By Coroner Warren In the evening.
An inquest held yesterday afternoon, and verdcs
returned In accordance with the foregoing fActR
Deceased about twenty years OF age and
. resident Of 5omerville whore he leaves wife and
three children 70 beWal his lamentable end
Newark.
BuRMxo 4 MALT HousE-LoH RxrvyxN $50, 600
AND $40, 600 About four o'clock yesterday morning
Gre discovered in the malt house connected with
Peter Baantine Sons extensive brewery. corner Of
Rector and Lumber streets The building Is 20s by %
Feet the kins for drying malt, In which the flames
originated being in the centre Of the building Spread
from the kns TO the east end OF the malt house. the
hre burned away the interior Of the third and fourth
stories The namss made progress below the third
story account Of the lower noor having been nre
proof Although the whole city fire department was
called out the flames were not subdued until loss had
been entaed OF between $40 600 and fully In
sured. Messrs Ballantne losers, also, by FIRE
which occurred in Albany street. New York city few
days
The New York herald., 1867-02-02
THE ADAMS EXPRESS ROBBERY.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE or TINE HERALD.

Further Particulars Of the Escape Of the
Prisoners from Danbury Jail-Two Women
In the Case, NC.
DANBURY, Conn, Jan. %, 1867.
The escape Of the two from the jail in this place
who charged With robbing the Office OF Adams Ex-
press Company a Norwak, Conn., is creating very great
excitement number Of additional facts relation
the affair have recently TO light which tend very
considerably 70 dssipate the mystery in which the mat
ter at nrst enshr0uded.
Il 10 stated that wife Of the prisoner Allen, and
actress named Miss Anna Narsden who was permitted
20 visit the other prisoner (Wels lover, occupied
the cell adjoining the one in which the prisoners were
confined II WAS the custom Of the jail0r Mr. Wilder
man, 10 lock the cell doors at midnight with.
out frst inspecting them The two womes
already mentioned were in the habit Of making
frequent visits 70 New York-the last OF which Was
made the Saturday previous 70 the which
occasion, 10 supposed they procured the means by
which the escape effected It was accomplished by
the prisoners digging hole under the cell floor NE
outside WALL through which they made their exit On
the following morning the fact that the birds had flown
wac discovered and the two women who had been left
behind also preparing for another trip to Now
York, when they arrested charge Of being
cessores the crime Of breaking Jail The crime 10
State prison offence. There seems 70 be very httie
doubt that the prisoners would soon have obtained their
release in legal way and that the trouble Of digying
shsir way ous Of JAN was ent1sly unnecessary.
The New York herald., 1867-02-02

cases in taking risks Most Of the new ofhces in the
marine Insurance. being notifications Of the old or orig
ns IRE insurance companies, have gone into busness
taking their inspectors Of risks young clerks from
the Sfhces Of the older companies where. fron .
by srayhaired gentlemen, they have been conositsd
enough 20 believe themselves fully capable Of
n sSs new positions In The older companies The in
specon OF risks are generally sxssafaring men, vene
rabls captains or shipowners who are familiar With
the older companies sufferers only by disasters TO
nsss class vessels That there has been msmanage-
ssions d The misfortune OF many companea There has
been bad faith 30 far a. IL Is known at present on
the part OF any Of the omcers or persons charged with
one however has declared that blunder Is worse than
. crime and the alleged unstable condition OF
find no excuse for their njudcious course ago
financial circles convulsed with the failure OF the
Columbian Marine Insurance Company one Of me sound
est thought in the region below Fulton street. In
that developments came 70 light In winding up It's
Affairs which exhibited not the most honest transactions
on the part Of Of its managers and agents. This
OF decay has been work in the cases at pre-
sent under consideration The only reasons Tor the
threatened deficits are the unprecedented marine disas
ters Of the the nudcos Character Of many or the
risks taken by the companies, the reckless manner IN
which they have conducted business in their ambition 70
rival the earnings OF years OF success
The competition Of insurance brokers and agents has
also besn fruitful OF the vicisstudes Impending
OF the most legitimate character and embraces many
OF the most upright citizens of the community comprise
ns 70 be regretted many interruptions indviduas VINO
viii locate risk" for anything not actually on nre
In the pursuit Of their calling they oentines lend
themselves willing tools 70 companies who hope, in
taking whatever risks they get hold Of 10 come out
all rights snrt a happy eo-lucky policy, which only
reoundst their injury IN the end and which despite
their commercial character be called nothing but
gsmbling
Thus stands ,hs prospect as viewed under the dsad
vantages OF want 0f perfect insight into the affairs
Of each company. The statements at Albany
under the scrutnixng eyes OF the Superintendent Of In
surance II there deficits the extent which the
law takes into consideration and which impair the cap
tails Of these corporations the detrment OF the in
suring community. the public VIII soon become fully
Of them In the steps which tho Law dictates the
ensuance Of any discrepancy In the financial status
The New York herald., 1867-02-02
THE NEW rssx STATE TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.

ArHCRN, Jan. u, 1907.
The New York STATE Temperance Society closed this
evening Its annual session, after Of the earneS
and largely attended series OF meetings It's history
Important business vas transacted looking 10 the
Immediate advancement OF The cause in this State.
This great body means work, and rum power has
fair warning Of n certain downfall in this state
ruling curse
OF Kingston, reelected President; Ex-Governor
Myron r. Clark, Of Csnandaigua; h. p. Perkins, Of
Buralo; A. Fitch, Of Auburn; J. II. Boag, OF Syracuse
and twelve others were chosen Vice Presidenta
The Board Of Managers at ts annual session to-day
rsAppointcd Rev. F A. Spencer, Of Syracuse corre-
spending secretary, and appointed Rev R. Fisk, OF
Auburn. recording secretary, and Charles A. Lee, Of
Auburn, treasurer.