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The New York herald., 1870-02-08
lYCEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY.

Potato Sngar-Metallurgy Of silver Ore
The Mcteoro!ogy Of the Past Year-Anii-
dotes for Typhus Fever-Smokng Snake
Bites and FungOid POisons.
regular meeting OF the Lycenm Of Natural His
tory was held last night at the Library, Madison
avenue, Vice President Eccleston in the chair.
After some formal business had been disposed Of
specimens OF Rhode Island minerals, including pnyl-
lite. tale and asbestor and o-lithographs or
tnvertebra from Massachusetts were exhibited, and
considerable discussion ensued when q specimen OF
syrup and sugar made from potatoes were exhibited
and some important facts elected respecting their
fabrication. II appears from the statements OF
the members mat syrup and sugar can be made
from the refuse OF potato distillatiOn at low
cost and that the former IS extensively used by
fectoners while the latter has IN some breweries
almost driven malt out OF the field. factory has
inst been erected in Brooklyn and potato sugar
being manufactured In large quantities there for the
lager beer brewers. Mr. Squlers exhibited some
land shells from Peru and specimen of ruby silver
and gave an interesting account OF the difficult
ties under which metalluTgy Ia carried In Peru,
the only fuel being llama dung Professor Morris
then submitted the meteorological report for the
past year anu also proved conclusively that
the winter of 1868 was warmer than the
present one. After some remarks by the President
on the treatment OF zinc orc impregnated with sill
Ver Or. Edwards gave some euiiylDg JOttinGs on
antidotes--creosote being one for typhus fever and
arsenic useful, II not an antldote in insanity OIL Of
Basairas is stated to DO away with the pernicIous
whiskey is sure antId0te TO snake bites. Carbolc
acid ID very eectual III all cases or fungod polsons.
Several speakers followed and eucidated the theory,
after which The meeting adjourned.
The New York herald., 1870-02-08
LONG ISLAND.

DESTROYED BY FIRE.-The summer residence OF
Robert w. Bntler, OF St James proprietor Of the
Theatre Comique in New York; together with the
greater portion Of its contents, were destroyed by
ire ON Saturday morning last.
"REv." HORACE COOKE spent the whole Of sun
day at Astoria with Of the venerable brethren OF
the Methodist Episcopal church Of the place. In
the afternoon he walked with him to Hunters
Point. He did not show himself to the villagers
more than was necessary.
RAILROAD CAsUALTY.-As the Riverhead express
train was passing Westbury station, on the Long
Island Railroad, on Saturday evening last at full
speed, a man named Edgar Burndham attempted
the feoldaroy feat Of jumping oil. He sustained
serious injuries about the head, and remained un-
conscious Tor about twenty minutes He was taken
care OF by U gentleman living at the depot and con-
veyed to his home.
SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD.-The South Side Railroad
Company have contracted for sixteen new passen-
ger coaches, four OF which are to be delivered this
week; also two new dummy engines, which are to be
delivered on the LIST Of Aprll also one new locom0-
tive The connection with the old Flushing Railroad
VIII be ready for use by the 1st Of May and then the
main terminus win be removed to Hunters Point.
The travel this road has been unexpectedly large
during The summer.
The New York herald., 1870-02-08
TiLtGRApH.C NeWs ITEMS.

Annie Harrington, OF Willamsport, Pa, aged
seventeen years committed suicide this morning by
taking corrosive sublimate.
John J. Van Zandt an old and respected citizen OF
Rochester N. Y, committed suicide last evening at
his residence by shooting himself through the heart
The stable Of Messrs. Stevens, Dockham & Co.,
In Lawrence, Mass, was burned Sunday night, to-
getber with fourteen horses, one mule and a guam
tity Of hay.
Owing to the freight blockade at Chattanooga,
Tenn, no frelghts for points beyond that city will
be taken by The Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
for the present.
At the annual meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Providence and Worcester Railroad OF Rhode Island
yesterday the Old board OF directors waa unani.
mousy elected
Two young men named Frank Newton aud Ed.
ward Packard were drowned while skating on the
bay at Toronto Canada, on Sunday. Their bodies
were recovered.
The steamship Ontario was SOLD by auction at Bos-
ton yesterday for $3.50 O00 to satisfy the claims OF
bondhoders. The ship was purchased by j. w.
Baich and Nathan Crowell
The City Council OF Portland, Me-. last evening
voted to instruct Its representatives to the Legis-
lature TO oppose the efforts being made with view
10 the consolidation OF railroads over tnis State.
Bridget wife or Terence Moley, OF Sandwich,
Mass, was burned TO death on Sunday by ner
clothes taxing nre while intoxicated. Her husband
Is missing since the occurrence.
During 1racas at a house OF il-fame In Canaan.
daigua N y, on Friday evening, young man
which he died on Sunday. Several arrests have been
made
The New York herald., 1870-02-08
WEsTCaESTER COUNTY.

ASSAULT UN POLICE OFFICER.-Patrtck Muir
ply and Thomas Faley, hatters, were brought be-
fore Justice Shannon az Yonkers yesterday charged
with having assaulted officer James Mclaughlin
on Saturday evening. 1t appeared from the evidence
that Murphy, while intoxicated entered hall where
a theatrical performance was about to take place,
and subsequently wound mp by striking the door
keeper, who at once sought the assistance OF o1cer
Mclaughlin. hile the latter taking Murphy
to the station house his prisoner suddenly struck
him violent blow, when Faley, who came 70 the
using stone on the head OF Mclaughlin
with villanous effect With the assistance Of
patrolmen King and Dnncourt the prisoners were
had been roughly handled and his shield torn from
his breast The Court held Murphy to answer two
charges OF assault in the sum Of $3.50 each, While
faley committed without bail for assaulting
with intent to Kill officer Mclaughlin.
The New York herald., 1870-02-08
RAILROAD MISMANAGEMENT.

lufignafion Meeting In MilIburn, N. J.-Lceaf
Proceedings Against the Morris and Essex
Rnigroad-How Theodore OvcrrnulIer Wus
Killed.
At public meeting OF the citizens of Miburn
II. j., 10 consider what steps should be taken to in
cure the safety OF life and limb at the railroad
station, Mr.. John Mclaughlin was unanimously
called TO the chair. MIR. Kenwick moved
that committee be appointed to draf, resolutions
expressive OF the OF the meetinR unanimously
carried, ana Messrs. Renwlck, Yariy and Dyette
appointed. In the absence OF the committee the
Rev. Mr. Morrow and Mr. Amy Condit were called
upon and addressed the meeting. The committee,
through MIR, Renwick, reported the following reso-
,. which, raon MOTION were unanimously
.ypnr,enances u the Morris and Essex Railroad at
and havs been such Sbsirast The travel
% s % oa % fna 70 and sndangr han e @
death Of one q citizens, Mr Theodore overmuler
our w:
e ta' Of abe nn se ts wbe
they deem proper 10 recover Tor the widow ana children OF
~ Miburn, acoss the public road thereby obsrncng
R.ssaTe Of carriages ana wagons many times day. pub
I he f 3 h o SPn re a
Railway river, without any platform railing or any other
means on the north side Of the track TO prevent passengers
caution of putting out light at night on that side Of the
constant OF TO life and limb, and that 10
the imperative duty well the interest OF the railroad
company to take such Is shall further
accident
Resolved That testimony elected the coroners in
conclusive tho neglect OF their duties
or the employees tho station, calls BY
che superior officers OF the company.
Resoved, That to the railroad the
pedency Of removing the Mburn station sufficiently
west of s position enable the trains
station without obsucug the public highway 10 en-
able passengers to step from tho without danger.
The Rev. Mr.. MORROW moved that the committee
have power to associate with themselves two or
more persons TO assist them In their duties. which
was carried unanimously, and Messrs. Israel u.
CopdiI f. s. Renwick and George w. Campbell, Jr..
were appointed by the meeting the committee
under the nrst resolution. Mr.. ReawIck moved that
these proceedings be published IN the principal
papers OF New York and Newark. Carried. Mr.
Amy Condt moved TO authorize the committee to
call public meeting OF the citlzens whenever they
nee Mt. Carried.
Rev. Mr.. MORROW moved the following resolution,
which was unanimously Adopted
Rssoyed That tho OF Mllurn, assembled
to take into confederation the circumstances attending
dean OF Theodore OyeTnusr desire OF
appreciation OF his integrity industry and worth pre-
aeut TO his widow
removal from and sympatby with her
In the bereavement she haa been called upon
M. AMY CosDIr moved that the secretary send
oopy OF the preceding resolution 10 Mrs 0vernuiier
whiei was adopted. The meeting then adjourned.
The New York herald., 1870-02-08
THE SPANISH FRISAJs VICTORIA.
Eer Bald, Armament and on,ee

Eer Build, Armament and OnIeer-. e
The x panisn frigas Victoria arrived at this port
yesterday afternoon at half-past two o'clock from
Havana She was twelve days making the passage,
during " hich time she experienced some pretty
heavy wea ther Shortly after her arrival the HERALD
reporter xhiitcd her and was kindly shown through
every pcrtnn OF the vessel The Victoria Is really
monster wAr ship She Is OF iron and was built in
London In 1858. She carries twenty heavy guns,
seven OF thcEt being 35opound Armstrong;. Or the
latter she has three on her upper deck OF them
10 the DOW as a pivot Pun and the remainder on ner
second d- gun deck. Her engines arc or 900 horse
power. Ehe has eight boilers and thlrty.two fires
and is 6,0U0 tons burden. ier crew consists OF 800
sailon and sixty marines.
Inc following II a list Df her of5eers.--
CVrl7aotl0yes--FedIo Gonsalez and Fernando Mar
fneY. .
FIRST Cf7Cer--Pedro Carest
lSecOgid C1Jcer--tranclsc0 Duren.
Ihig'd OlNGef--Louis Cerlnell.
ftotfgth ODice3--Z0boaler Ciroert.
run OJIcer--pnGro Cedemont.
Lte1iess0fSs---Mauucl Dies Pedro Buirdabe, Juan
CeDron snd Juan san Juan.
OOqan10naer or Maftyses---Manuel Sanchez.
O@c1- ur Euaas--savadore Pehet; Assistant
Raiael CoDshe; SECOND Assistant. Juan Lopes.
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The New York herald., 1870-02-08
CLEARED.

steamship cimbra tNGD. Haack, Hamburg Plymouth
and Cherbourg-Kunhardt n Co.
Steamship Fanita, Freeman, Philadelphia Lorillard.
Steamship Franconia, Bragg Portand-J v Ames.
Ship Sea Serpent, White, San Francisco-Plat Newton
Bark Regia Norj, Larsen, Antwerp -Funch Edye Co.
Bark Florence, Hall, TaInatave and a market-Arnold,
Hines Co. '
Brig Dundee (Brl, Loomey, Bahia--D r Dewof Co.
Brig Suwannee, Simpson, Demarara--E Smith h Co.
Brig Ghevio lBr(, whitney 81 Thomas-J Eimision 4 CO.
Brig Hermann, Hichborn, Manufactures Barnes.
4 Co.
schr Ricardo Barros Newton, Bsracoa-B J WEINBERG
taux Co. -
,schr Springs, Averin, Jacksonvilie-van Brunt L
gaght.
schr q II Squire, Timmons, Richmond !. Mccready &
Co. y
Schr Epoch Moore, Chambers, Baltimore Plymer.
schr r L Kenney Kelley. Batimorc-C Staples Co.
Scnr Hickman, White, Philadelphia N l. McCready e.
schr Yankee Boy, DIN, New Hnven-Fergnson & Wood.
Bchr Geo Washington, Peck, Stamford.
6h-Cleared sailed) steamship Tie, Partridge Gal
vsston-C Adams Il Co.
The New York herald., 1870-02-08
Weather Along the Coast.
PORT OF NEW YORK, FEBRUARY Z, 1870.
Herald Steam Marine News Fleet.


Herald Steam Marine News Fleet.
The following named yachts which capable Of board
ing inward bound outside Of Sandy south
OF the Highlands, now compose steam marine
fleet
Screw propeller yacht HERALD.
Screw propeller yacht JAMES.
Screw propeller yacht JEANETTE
The marine Office whitehall slip, where all
munications from and consgnees the
vessels win be received and forwarded free charge
Herald Packages.
Captains and Pursers Of Vessels arriving this port will
please deliver all intended for the
regularly authorized agents who attached Steam
Yacht feet.
The New York Associated Press do collect
reports attend to the delivery Of packages will
by the following extract from the proceedings of the
regular monthly meeting held March 8, 1865
Resolved That and after April 1863 the Associated
Press will discontinue the collection of ship the
harbor of Now York. Passed unanimously.
Letters or news packages for the HERALD should not,
therefore, be entrusted the charge agents
Of the New York Associated Press
The New York herald., 1870-02-08
ARRIVALS.


kEr0HTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YAcHTs.
Havana ii days Latter part OF passage had extremely
rough weather, during which lost jbboom. The has
crew OF olb officers and men, all WE'LL and % guus
sh:%sn Quick New Orleans with dss and
Steamship Gen Barpes, Mallory, Savannah Feb s, with
mdss and passengers TO Livingston Fox Experienced
severe galeSsnd very high ssas from to NE from Cape
ghtsnp rassed steamship Aabama hence for Fsrnandna
7th l8 miles Of the Highlands passed wreck supposed
10 pc steamer, distance from shore about miles.
steamship Niagara Brakeman, Richmond City Point and
Noriok win mdse and passengers, to the Old Dominion
Steamship Hatteras Blsckwood Richmond City Point and
Norfolk with mdse and passengers, to the Old Dominion
steamship E 9 knight johnson, Georgetown DC, with
Steamship Fanita Freeman, Philadelphia, with ndse to
Lorillard.
Passed Through Hell Gate,
BOUND SOUTH.
stsAm,hip Neptune, Baker. Boston for New York, with
schr Bay State, Lorng Boston forNew York. with md.s
schr L d Reed steeman, Providence for Baltimore
schr W Morrill,, Low, Providence for Eizabethport.
Schr Mary Langdon, Bennett, Providence CITY
Schr David Sprsgue, Hollow New London for New York.
schr Mary Hyer, Etheridge, New Haven for Virginia.
Schr Fred Tyler Terl, New Haven for Port johnson.
BOUND EAST.
Steamship Franccnla Bragg, New York for Portland
Schr Baltimore, johnson, Port johnson for New Haven
Schr George, Hunt, Elxahethport for Portland.
Schr John Lancaster, williams, Ezabethport for Prov l.
dencc.
schr James McGee Ezabethport for New Haven.
Schr Undine, Martin, New York for Providence.
echr haze, McNamse, New York for Greenwich.
The New York herald., 1870-02-08
Shinpin3 Notes.

The steamship Etna, Captain Lockhead Of hs nman line,
win leave pier l North at II O'Clock this morning for
Queenstown and Liverpool calling at Halifax MS, to and
receive mails and pnsscngera
Tbs steamship Cmbra, Captain Hack will leave Hobo
1t Pm to-day for Plymouth Cherbourg Hamburg.
Nlarino Disasters.
BRIG HELEr-Thc steamship Orsntal which arrived nj
Savannah 7h inst from Boston, iowed into port British
brig Helen, from New York for Wilmington NC which
dismasted of the North Carolina coast In the late gale
scnH MOONLIGHT Briggs, from Cenuegos for New York.
which put into Key West distress repaired reloaded aud
sailed for destination 23th nit Expenses %S,9a3 a.
soHR NORTH CAROLINA from Baltimore for Norfolk,
ashore on Craney Island 4th inst.
Sem oorAN TRAVELLER, from baltimore for Norfolk
before reported ashore Thomas Point, of sh inst
without damage.
Sem ABBOTT LAwnrNor, obcr. from Calais ror New
Raven with uo her, which Gryen ashore the i7h OF
The New York herald., 1870-02-08
TIE GERMAN LEGAL PROTECTIVE As,ocNTloA

This association, which was formed six months
ago Tor the purpose OF arordng legal protection TO
German emigrants and the poorer classes in cases
where they are entangled in lawsuis has ust issued
a report OF its operations, from which 1t appears
taat darsng the past month twentythree applicants
we're assisted, inc number or attorneys en-
poyed py the association have beeen Increased 10
eighteen. and monthly publication In the interest
the OF DIR. Schoeppe Is prcsented to the efrect
th the matter has been brought before the Iegisla-
ture of pennsylvania. nnmeer Of German socie-
ties afc represented In this association by
and the German United Cabinet Makers Association
winch, during the past nine years. has expended
~ 400 ~ l1w snits mas resolved 10 empog III future
only the axeNcr OF ibia society.