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The New York herald., 1869-11-22
COURT CAisaOaaS-IHls DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-SPEcIAL TERM.-Before Judge
Barnard. Court opens at haIf-past ten A. M.-Nos.
2SS, 05 242, $685. 34 3iS $685. 367 296, 1853, 49, BAL
345, 349 354, 35s 1885, 800 23 342 BAG, 35l $685. 359
'236, 81, 279, 343 347, 352 3S6, $780,
SUPREME CoURr-CHA HAMBERs.-11eld by Judge In
granam. Call OF calendar at twelve M-Nos. ~, 30,
a. 81, So, 93, 81 10l, 49, 1873, l35. Call 140.
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRIAL TERM.-Part 2.-Be-
fore Judge Jones. Court opens at eleven a. @-Nos.
1902 1882 1872 1885, 1860 l56s 1870 1872, 1874 1916
1880 1854. 1880, 1888, 1871
COMMON OF PLEAs--TRIAL TERM-Part lad.
journed.
MARINE CouRr-TRIAL TERM.-Part 1.-Before
Juoge Aiker. Car Of calendar at ten O'Clock A. NJ
Nos. I27i 1868, 4267, 1915 42l5 4s76 4277, 1880
Before Judge Gross. Call OF calendar az ten O'Clock A..
MNos. S943 4i79. aiI5 42S5 4o1o 42ol, 1900, 1901,
43D2, 4303. d303, 400, 431l, 1872
not be called until the fourth Monday of February
next, BY order OF the Clerk
COURT or GENERAL SESSIONS. Before Judge
Patrick Barry, feonious assault ana battery;
Same W.. Henry Williams, feOnlous assault and
saulE and battery; same vs. Thomas OIIrIen felon.
ioua assault and battery; Same Va. william j. Hsmil.
ton, felonIous assault aud battery; Same w. julius
Gateau ana Alexander Grard, robbery; same w.
Frank Gaudy, receiving stolen goods; Samo VS..
Martin Allen, Henry Jackson and samuel Mack
grand larceny; Same vs. Alonzo Green, grand lar
ceny; Same VI. John Nolan ana Patrick Haley grand
larceny; same vs.. Carbon Beckman grand larceny.
The New York herald., 1869-11-22
WEST INDIES.
DEMiRARA.
Cooiie OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES labor.

KINGSTON, ia, Nov. 8, 1869.
correspondent writing from Georgetown on the
9th ult. says
Mr.. jeffrey, the immigration agent resident at
Calcutta, has purchased steamer for about eco OOo
she is called The Far East, which he has freighted
for Europe, ana laden with cooie immigrants for
Demarara. Mr.. jeffrey considers that the colony
viii gain fl3,oo0 per annum by an arrangement OF
this kind. The scheme has fallen TO the ground IN
consequence OF not voice being raised in favor Of
1t throughout all British Guiana. The Far East
arrived after passage Of SO days, with AIS coolies
the cost Of importation beng els los. per head. The
scheme has been pronounced complete failure and
great loss.
Applications had been received from the Cover
nors of Bermuda. Barbados and Jamaica, asking
the government to receive convcts from these
islands during periods OF sentence the government
OF Demarara having the benefit OF their labors. In
the case Of Barbados they asked for exchange of
convicIs. but the government declined all three ap-
plications, because 1t would give the colony bad
name.
Two black men received thirty nlne lashes each for
stealing plantans.
The New York herald., 1869-11-22
THE LAST or THE BOSTON COLISEUM.
Tue Great Gale Finishes the Great Bol

Iue ureuI Nshtb FtulSneS tue OreuI BORE
[From the Boston Evening Transcript. Nov. 20.l
The storm OF this morning eliminated IN gale
that was scarcely eClpsed In fury by tine memorable
gale OF september last. For about twenty minutes,
between half-past eight and nine O'Clock, the wind
was ut Its height.
The Coliseum received Its finishing stroke. For
several weeks workmen have been busily engaged
In taking 1t to pieces and asserting the mass OF
valuable lumber for sale. Their progress at best
mas oeen SLOW o. ana up 70 s n rn m9rng ey ha
and minor details Of interior construction. The
building was thus lett without those safeguards TO
an erect position that would have probably rendered
the work undertaken by the contractor for its
val an Improbable job.
At eight O'Clock from fifteen to twenty men were
at work within the walls, but were compelled to
tieslst just before the fall by the torrents Of rain
that poured down upon them, and took
Office, near by. Tne contractor did not follow
them, but sought shelter for d few moments beneath
Portable one he lett the structure for his overcoat,
which he had left in the Office before mentioned.
He was hardly clear OF the entrance on the outside,
when violent gust OF wind lifted the roof trusses
aud they came cfushiag down on to the centre door,
closely followed BY the huge columns that were the
main support OF the roof
The side walls were not materially affected by this
blow but fteen minutes later another violent squall
sent the west wall and gallery in with tremendous
breaking the lumber badly The southeriy end next
succumped to the force OF the gale succeeded by the
railing outward OF two-thirds OF the easterly side
and about the same proportion OF the northerly end
All that remains standing OF the proud pile Is
about 100 feet OF the norheasery corner wall, the
largest portion maintaining Its perpendicular, beng
on the easteriy side.
The scene Of destruction presented is almost inde
scribable. TIE ends OF the ponderous columns are
badly shattered. the Jagged extremtes OF beams
and broken knees protrude in every direction from
the mass OF svered chips into which the boarding
has been so summary converted. The damage to
the lumber thus broken cannot fall far short o
$4,000, which Is severe reduction on the grea
expectations of the fortunate chance proprietor o.
the colossal structure, though 1t has relieved tht
lndividnai VINO contracted TO take IL down OF wha
threatened to prove serious embarrassment.
The New York herald., 1869-11-22
GJBURBAN INTELLIGENCE.
NEW JERSEY.
.-~N~-oeso>S-~-~~~~~~N~-@->~
Jersey City.


THE PIsroL.-A man named Jason Burgess was
arrested on Saturday night charged with carrying
loaded pistol and presenting it at Jonn Purcell,
who resides at the corner OF North First and Pros
pect streets.
RowpYIsM RAMPANT,-At late hour on Saturday
night Mr.. Frederick s. Schafer, who resides at the
corner OF Grand and Barrow streets, was attacked
by man named John Fox, who threatened to take
his llie Fox was arrested and will be brought up
Tor examination Jnls morning. He Is member OF
gang OF rufians VINO beat Mr.. Schaffer so severely
some time ago that he nearly lost his life, When
the was brought to trial, In the Court of SEES
sions at Hudson City, the jury rendered verdict Of
simple assault, the punishment for which was
small ane. This had the effect of encouraging the
r0Wd1es, VINO nave threatened Mr.. Schafier at DIFF
iereat tunes since. lie lost one arm in the late war;
Hoboken.
A COUPLE SAVED FROM DRowNISG.--A man named
Cooke aud his wife fell simultaneously Fl ON barge
lnio the river near Fifth street yesterday Being
intoxicated they would have been drowned but for
the ard OF an officer They were lodged IN the police
station Tor the night
DESPERATE ASSAULT ON TIE CHIEF OF POLICE
A DEPUTY SHERIFF ON THE RAMPAGE.--AbOut seven
O'Clock last evening gentleman named Reade conl-
planed at the police station that hist bartender,
Cassus Won KosswinKe, was threatening the visitors
and had brutally beaten an old man who was peace
ably sitting In the saloon Captain Donovan re-
paired to the house ana demonstrated with the bar
keeper. Hereupon the latter became furious, ana
when elected ne made an onslaught or the Captain.
During the struggle the Captain wrested newly
snarpened dagger irom the prisoner, and probably
saved his own life thereby. Notwithstanding des-
perate resistance he conveyed his man TO OF the
prison cells. The prisoner Immediately smashed
everything in his reach, and rent the water pipe
which had TO be plugged to prevent the n0oding OF
the cells. He was put in irons, but continued his
wild conduct for great part Of the night. He VIII
be arralgned before Recorder Pope to-day. He Wore
the shield OF deputy sheriff, and IN that capacity
was employed recently. Many hints arc given OF his
Intentions with the ponafd, which are withheld Tor
the present.
Newark.
TIE CRIsPfNs NOT ON STRIKE.--The Knights OF ST.
Crispn declare that the employees OF Messrs l.. Graf
Brother, to the number Of about 100 men, are not
on strike, but that they suspended work in conse.
quence OF an intention on the part OF the firm to
reduce the scale OF wages from 81 rs to 81 55 per
pair. IL appears Graf Brothers are opposed TO the
entire Crispin society and seek 10 organize society
themselves. For this purpose tney Offer to subscribe
$500. or the 40 workmen flty-dve have obtained
employment elsewhere and the others are supported
by a weekly contribution from the society OF s772.
Paterson.
THE NEW IRON BRIDGE over the Passaic river above
the Falls Is 10 be single span Of 252 feet length
with sixteen feet carriage way ana footwaiks each
side.
The New York herald., 1869-11-22
A PRIZE FIGHT In KANSAS.
Walker vs.. Noian-.Six Rounds for $500
The Former Victorious.

Walker Noinn--Six Rounds for $500
The Former Victorious.
From the Leavenworth lKansas) Commercial,
Nov. III
The little steamer Zephyr bore large crowd from
the eyee at Kansas City and WSandotte to the scene
OF sanguinary conflict between two candidates for
selected was sandbar in the river near Parkvile.
The boat rounded to, the stakes were driven
and the ropes adjusted. The TWO combatants
were nearly matched as to size, the ad-
vantage in weight we should say, being
with Walker. Nolan was the favorlte OF the
crowd, and seemed to strangers as capable of win
ming the fight. from an apparent superiority OF
wiriness. The crowd, numbering some 200, crowded
about the ropes, and the premnaries arranged.
Stakes, $3.50 side. Ed. McGrann stakeholder; Dan
on the first round both seemed at first to display
their knowledge OF the art rather than to do any
hard work. Several scientific passes and parties
were made Nolan showing the greater skill. Except
blow on the Uranium, Nolan got no touch. Clinch-
ing. Nolan brought Walker to the ground Betting
at this time was largely in favor OF Nolan.
The second round was not sanguinary, little hard
hitting beng done, but on clinch both were
thrown, falling simultaneously.
The third round was wen contested one. The
advantage appeared to be with Nolan, notwithstand
got the seyerest punishment Nolan got IN left
handler on the ribs and was following his advantage
when Walker clinched and both fell.
In the fourth round Nolan's eye was closed by
terrible blow, which really decided the fght-both
men We're knocked down. Nolan was brought IN
pulling from exhaustion.
eye affecting the sight OF the other: he could not see
where to strike, nor did he have the strength to
combat successfully further. Walkers superior en-
durance began to tell: still Nolan was pluck to the
last and with more strength In his arms than in his
legs he succeeded In getting in powerful blow on
Walkers breast that came near finishing the fight,
knocking Walker against the ropes, which saved
him. Recovering, Walker hit Nolan some telling
blows, hurting him badly, and finally throwing him.
1t was evident that Nolan had but little
further endurance left. His nose and mouth
were filled with blood and respiration was
difficult. Tho sixth round finished the contest
Nolan having no show. His blindness aud weakness
gave Walker the chance to strike where he pleased
Nolan was knocked down and carried to his corner
IN limp condition. On time being called on the
seventh round Nolan with true grit, tried to ad
vance, but fell almost senseess by his chair, when
the sponge was thrown up.
The crowd, many under the impression that Nolan
was mortaliy injured, rapidly dispersed, Walker
walking to the boat and Nolan beng carried by his
seconds senseess to his stateroom.
Everything connected with the brutal transaction
was conducted In an orderly manner. AS usual
after fight collection was taken up for the van
pushed, walker carrying around the hat himself
The New York herald., 1869-11-22
Weather Along the Coast.
PORT OF NEW YORK, NOVEMBER al, 1859.


Captains and Pusers of Vessels arriving at this port will
please deliver all packages intended for the HERALD
regularly authorized agents who attached our Steam
Yacht feet The New York Associated do not now
collect marine reports attend the very of packages
WIN be by the following extract from proceedings
Of the regular monthly meeting, held March 3, 1885,
Resolved, That and after April !, 1863 the Associated
Press will discontinue the collection OF ship the
harbor OF New York. Passed unanimously
u.s. The Office Of the HERALD steam yachts JAMES and
JEANNErTa is at Whitehall slip All communications from
owners and consgnees the of inward
sells will be forwarded free of charge.
The New York herald., 1869-11-22
ANTlGua.

Passage Of u Stringent Quarantine Law.
KINGSTON, ia, Nov 7, 1869.
We have advices from st. Johns to the 27tn ult.:-
An important quarantine law had been passed, In
which Is provided that all vessels reporting sick
ness death from any infectious disease shall ride
quarantine for fourteen days, dating from the
ton or such sickness the death Of such patient,
and that all vessels having touched at an infected
port shall ride quarantine for not less tnan two days
nor exceeding fourteen days, to be decided by the
Quarantine Board alter Investigation.
The New York herald., 1869-11-22
LONG ISLAND.

NEW RAILRoAD.-The Long Island Railroad is
making survey for a branch railroad from jamaica
to Rockaway. IL is probable that work Will be COM
meBced early in the spring, and that trains will be
running Ia time Tor the next boarding season.
The IRON MINES At QUoGUE.-The company about
engage In the manufacture OF steel from the IRON
ore recently discovered at Quogue an account OF
which appeared In the HERALD weeks since
making ex tensive preparations for the prosecu-
ton OF their new enterprise. The factory Is nearly
completed, ana twenty-five car loads or coal, In
tended Tor tue WORKS passed over the new Branch
Railroad a day or two since. Specimens OF the ore
have been recently exhibited and 1t "a pronounced
an excellent quaIy, capable OF producing the finest
steel.
SHOOTING CAsUALTY.-oD Friday morning young
man named W. +. Brown, Jewelier, living at
Greenport while cunning in the woods near that
place met with q sad accident which VIII probably
deprive him OF the use OF his right hand. He waa
using double gun and attempted TO discharge both
barrels at the same time. IL seems that but one
barrel was discharged, and while in the
act OF reoadIng the loaded barrel II went
on, the charge passing through the palm
OF the hand near the thumb and completely sever
ing the two first fingers OF his hand The wounded
fingers nave been amputated, and IT IL feared that
VIII be necessary 10 remove the entire hand.
The New York herald., 1869-11-22

quiet beauty In delightful sheltered situation on
the plains, and 'spreadsn itself with becoming dig
nifty and honest pride over q considerable area The
coach soon whir's through The busy streets, and
VIII leave you at the finest hotel have seen west
OF the Missouri river One feels at home Immediately
IN Denver ana rejoces at the fact that here an IN
dustrious, intelligent ana hospitabe people have
butt up q justly celebrated city.
The New York herald., 1869-11-22

QUEER WEDDING.-Rev. D., a Methodist minis
Ter, stationed at Meadvile some years ago, one
evening received q note stating that couple living
IN tue suburbs OF tue city desired to be united In the
Dohds 'ol matrimony and requested his services at
nlne O'CLOCK The next morning. AT the proper time
ne went 10 the house designated and entered. He
inquired 0f young lady VINO was busy washing
dishes II there was couple there wishing to be
married. ~ am tue lady,n SAID she, DlushDg;
'John Will De III IN moment.n The minister
was surprised TO see no preparations, and stepped
70 tHe uoOF 70 view tile surroundings. Two men
were htId ~ work grinding scythes In the
Yafd ana anOIner, who proved 10 be John, was
tendlng u COW aud cali IN The barnyard the young
lady came 10 the door pretty soon ana shouted
John, John, hurry up, the preachers nere.n John
leapel the fence ana rlshed To the house. the gir
wiped her hands on her apron, and, after Joining
hanas, said they were ready. The minister pro-
ceeded aud had Just got through questioning the
young man when the old lady rushed into the room,
shouting, 'John John, you ddn't turn the COW away
from that caifu john let SO his sweelheartis hand
instantly, and rushed TO the BARNARD Dut the old
COW Through The bars ana returned 70 the house and
again took his position when The balance OF the
ceremony was gone through with. The miulSter
went on bis way John went to the nay Geld ana the
lady resumed her dlsl- washn0.--Nsn Bcd6lrQ
HdSS.) HeicurH Nor. 10.
The New York herald., 1869-11-22
r Q u N . l. IN G S /.

The Hospital for Foandlings in East
Twelfth Strcet-sIoW Il Was Estab-
lished by the Sisters cl Charity and
How II Il Suceeeding-Th Inno-
cent Little s'AHonymas' ofthe
Great Metropolis-A Work
FOR the Charitable.
The New York herald., 1869-11-22
BEI,OW.

,,Brs Timothy Field, from ssgua by pilot boat Charlotte
Webb, No s..
Wind at sunset NV, light.
The New York herald., 1869-11-22

:
BRIO DEvoNsHinE t,rl from Wallace, Ms, for Boston,
arrived at Portland 2s, bringing tho crew. sx IN number, Oh
The New York herald., 1869-11-22
SHIPPING NEW s.

Almanac for New York-This Day.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-12-03

most dear" Grasping the youths hand
Addison softly said: "See in what peace
n.Chri.tian can die :" lie spoke with diff
entity and soon expired. Through divine
grace, how great Is man, how stinSics'
death ....#t ..
DEArH or AN INrIDEL.-When Vol
taire the celebrated French infidel come
10 die. he was in the greatest horror. AZ
the physician come, he exclaimed 81 am
abandoned by God and man. Doctor.
will give you half am worth, II You will
give me six months Of life" Tho doctor
answered = "Sir. you cannot live six
weeks Then" said voltairc. 81 shall
90 to hell. and you viii 90 with me y
And soon AFTER expired. Would 1t not be
n good plan for NJ. Renan after finishing
the lives OF the Apostles to. write an nc
count Of the last hours of his fellow dis
ciple NJ. yoltaire? .
Lindley Murray. the learned author Of
Murray's Grammar. was n sincere and
humble Christian. He wrote work en-
titled: 1.-The Power Of Religion on the
Mind" and In his will bequeathed f''nds
for its gratuitous circulation. His learn.
cd and popular defense Of the experimental
religion PASSED through eighteen editions.
In the preface to this work, he wrote :
.Tbe greatest happiness OF man Is found
In religion. May the important tcstimo-
MES Of these preachers Of righteousness,
lead us to Just and seasonablc reflections
on the state Of our own minds and pro-
duce reverent application to our heay-
emily Father, for the aid Of His Holy Spirit
TO enlighten and strengthen us, and to
conduct us safely through the paths oil
life.n
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sought me " give hem the r.me,es shsa Ia ~ ~,
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Who were tco weak 70 NAVEL no' sasneu WIN
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applications vspo"ied as was abe
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happy result prompted me to turn my attention 70 ne
scieuce u medicine, with the hope o. thereoy oeing aos
Be II service 70 my sanenag hipN-cfes'u. -,
myss closely 10 my studies, and more especially 70 na,
branch Il them relating to the terrible disease wnen
had sunervd - long and 90 much linvestga'oi IN ~
is fearful phases, In order IN sssue myself thst my cas-
was not an exceptional ooe Ihe ehsef my insoussa'
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CONSUMPTION can DO CURED.
Read the Evidence.

..r.c,. are .,ubsoru thngs and 10 to c alone that
u s desired 70 dirct the attention q The vsdes Of This
aItile.
Many year. % severe and hcrOugh practical Trial have
dsonsiated bsycoi the pcriyenture Of doubt he het
Ssl Ss sss'. sId y N" ssscx% ' srs
wEsD TONIC, anil sCiIENCKS PuLNoSlC shRtf.
have proved extraordinarily successful In The cure Of dis
ass " The pulmonary OfyADs 70 shat Is usually 'srned
CoxsrsrrroS.
am hliy aware that tAere are many persons vince
ssjudses rule them oonpktely that 'rrcs strong ~
my mcles, AMI that tberv oshes vb> under cir
clmstaDccs coah he prrvaci uron to sim their merits,
Simply b-cansc such admission would prove detrimental
10 thsr particular personal Interests.
fortunately &c the welfare % mankind these doabtng
p-oyls sonpsr.tyey small postisn a The ccmms
COMPARED uilh the grcst Of ne vcrts populAtco,
esr nasbsr small tA dtmiss them, and sidress
myself 10 thoss vho viss 10 hssn 10 the dictates q
..on, and Who dsps 70 admit The srous lcsic u
vell estah<shei tscts
We soi almost daily that Cos.amptios, he scoarse
lungs are ds>>ei hs given die that he must
sf~sien hets and that the suansem>ut q his temporal
as wa spiritual AArs sboad claim his earliest aiten-
uon ther, nct hcss usieuAbe rs that The sun
WI shire IN CHAR heaven Il midday csnlryvct these
rsnHisn and ma unfeqocey harmful assrt,cos shcsd
Bot <sins vish r-s-fsss.--hlsh psith-r ,heo~y pss
assrrea en- cvertaru, propcse Prov, hat CON-
SUMPTION CAN IN CURED. asi thai tbs sc.isein-s
p<~psre-rHk MANDRAKE PILLS, sEAwEED TONIC.
and PULN0NIC sYRUP-sn, n ussd IN strict scrcvisoc,
.sh the drcetisn. In ra-oty 81 o.ss eet TIA, which
snrtsos.
An ounce q solid act worth round Of theory. La
me- thercsrc preseut the fscts ocuDsc,- With my
Individual upsrleDes Many ysan AGO Vas eourrusd