The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-13

singing Of appropriate psalms After this Baron Fer
dinand de RothscbiId proceeded, with the usual for
inserted bottle hermeticay sealed containing some
OF the Of the realm OF the present year.
with the following Inscription Foundation stone Of
North London synagogue was laid this oath day OF
December, oozSEiseI In the thiry.hrst year OF the
dnand de Rothschd, assisted by the Rev. Or N. n.
Adler Chie Rabbi and the Rev. Dr. Artour, eccesias'
ca CHIEF OF the Spanish and Portuguese congregations
by The building committee names follow; Henry Har-
RS Esq Chairman Lew Lee, Esq honorable secre-
,sryh Il II. Collins, ESQ. (architecp. and William Hen
shaw, Esq lbuilderr Prayer was then offered by the
CHIEF RABBI, and psalms again sung The congregation
was then addressed by Baron Ferdinand dc Rolhschld
VINO said he could only speak few words 10 order 70
express the pleasure which he felt in the duty which he
nad pertormed year ago he addressed ne aonsre
asa petitioner and appealed for assistance for the build
ing OF this synagogue Tho project now spoke for ITSELF
ana ON laying the corner stone he felt that be was
aiding 70 give proof OF the result of tho exerlons and
the generosity OF those who had contributed TO zoe
erection OF the building He hoped that the same spirit
would follow the laying OF the stone and that wnen the
structure was completed IL would produce tho effects
nelghoorhood and nucleus for large, opuient ana
widespreadng community. vote Of thanks TO Baron
Rothschld was proposed by Mr.. Harris The chairman
OF the committee aud the proceedings termin atcd
Frederick Baker tho murderer OF the llttle child NJ
Alton, was hung on Tuesday last He was undoubtedly
insane Before the day OF execution &c confessed his
crime satinz that he maddened by drink and that
he did not violate the poor girl. He asked the chd's
father TO forgive him. and tho consented The very
day that he was hung a person named Mapp
rested In Shropshire for similar crime committed upon
. girl named CathaIipe Lewis
The Chancellor of the Exchequer IN reply to n dcpu-
tation, has recommended that the sufferers
Ccrkenwel outrage be relieved bv private subscription
and that, If this fail, public meeting no called Mr..
Disrae stated that the government did not intend TO
interfere for tho recopense OF those who lost e limb
property BY the explosion. The Lord Mayor has
sened to receive subscriptions.
he e1.rebel Mason has been greeted with trench
dous CLEAN from the Star upon coming to the surface
sgain and ventlating his views American politics.
The Sar wants 10 know what has become OF all the
small mon, like Spence, Prioean and Sir Humphrey de
Hoghton, who fought themselves great while Mason
nourshed and it advises Mason to hold his tongue and
thank God that things for him.
Bierstadt the artist is going to pain. vesuvius dur
ing the present eruption He has boon received by the
Queen who sat down beside him and conversed most
aaby and integently Of art and artss-subecis with
which she is wonderfully well acquainted.
Your Queenstown correspondent telegraphs that the
men who attacked the Marteo tower at Fota have not
been arrested that nobody kno Ms who they and
That the whole affair is wrapped In a mystery which
probably an official investigation can alone clear up