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The New York herald., 1871-10-22
rGRTy.FOuRTH STREET syysC0Gug.

The Immortality of tho Soui--Aftcn,pss TO
Destroy Judnism-scrnou by Rev. =. NJ.
Isaacs.
The story OF the Delure, the preservation OF Noah,
hts sacrifice OF thanksgiving TO God and Jehovahs
perpetual covenant with the patriarch, were the
subjects introduced IN this synagogue yesterday In
the reading OF the Scriptures in course. the Rev.
Mr.. lsaacs subsequently based mis- discourse on
Genesis viii, u tpart):--"And the Lord smclied
sweet savor and the Lord said In MS heart WIN
not again curse the ground any more Tor mans
sake for the Imagination OF mans heart 10 evii from
his youtn.n from this text said Mr. lsaacs' VIC
learn two grand principies-namcly, the goodness
Of God and the depravity OF man. In order propcry
TO understand the scheme OF Divine goodness VIC
must LOOK back at the condition and estate Of our
original iore'athcr. Adam sinned and was sem
fenced to die. but the sentence OF death was NO.
speedily executed upon him- There oesu.uu.
sllegory In the ancient trsdiuon whlch re'sses s'
The New York herald., 1871-10-22
Religious NOtcs-Pcrsonai and General.

Religious NOtes-Pcrsonai and General.
No religious paper has been revived in Chicago
since the fire. They ask Indulgence from their
patrons. The publication OF the Adrance has been
temporarily resumed In this city
The Rev. DR.. w. A. McCorke was installed pastor
OF the Springfield street Presbyterian church, Bos-
ton, on the 18th inst; sermon by Rev. DR.. John
HAM, OF New York; the charge to the pastor by the
Rev. DR.. Inglis, Of New YORK, and charge TO the
people by Rev. DR.. Richards OF Boston. The SER
mon and charges were OF unusual merit.
Rev. M. w. Staples has removed from Catskill,
N T., to Richmond, Va.
Rev. Oscar Hardin was ordained as missionary to
SYRIA by the Prcsbytery Of Newton, on the 10th inst
Rev. W. M. McGinert, late pastor OF the Presby.
teran church. Pontiac, Mich, has removed 10 Pitts
neld Mass.
Rev. james w. Dale, D D., has been installed as
pastor of the Wayne Presbyterian church, near
Philadelphia.
Rev. Albert Mandel. formerly pastor OF the Park
Presbyterian church, Newark, and more recently OF
Madison, n. j., died last week.
Rev. Hugh s. Carpenter, ID. d., OF BROOKLYN, has
received q call TO the Howard Presbyterian church,
In san Francisco. lately DR.. Scuddcr's.
The Rev. GEORGE L. Smith, formerly or Kutherfurd
PARK, n j., has accepted call TO become pastor OF
the Ewing Presbyterian church. near Trenton, n. J.
The Rev. DR.. Kempshali OF Elizabeth, N. j., has
arrived home rom Liverpool, after an absence OF
six months In Europe la quest or health lie Is
looking well.
Rev. Ravaud X. Rodgers. D. D., OF Bound Brook,
n. j., celebrated his golden wedding on the 10th
INST, at the parsonage, surrounded by hosts or
friends. The occasion was OF great interest ana
pleasure. The gifts amounted 10 $l,300.
The New York herald., 1871-10-22
ANOTHER CONCERN "aoNE UP.'

Suspension Of the North American INSURANCE
Company.
Tbc vell.known and long established North Amen-
can insurance company, 1s2 Broadway, mas oeen
compelled to go into liquidat'on. Inc iao. 'n", - /"
saa ,.oan agreed. nc a meeting OF the Board OF d.
rec,ors. TO suspend was privately known some days
oao nm, the fact became known to the public yes
ierday The afiairs Of the company nave 3een W.e
n,aced In the hands OF Wyllis Blackstone lla vice
frcsdent. who wes recommended as receiver by the
i,oard' and mas been appointed to that position by
the company has sustained many and very Sc
we're losses Dy the chicago nre but until Thursday
A. vas belleved that they were within manageable
amount Later information brought udings OF
larger demands upon the company, and 1t was
wisely decided to go into liquidation.
The losses Of the company are estimated at be-
tween S6O0OOo and $7000O0 Its CAPITAL IN 5000 900:
and the total assets about $500 900. The amount OF
salvage is reported TO nc considerable and the ON.
GERS Of the company hope TO be Able 10 pAy AZ
losses IL IL probable that the present company Will
be s'wound up and new one formed under ths
same name aud with the same board VI directors
The New York herald., 1871-10-22

A Heartrcnding Scene-RcprehcnsbieD DiIa-
torincss Of the Authorities.
Bloomfield Is still greatly excited over the Full
man mystery, the particulars Of which, so far as
known, nave already appeared in the HERALD On
all sides public opinion Is loud In condemnation OF
the course taken by the authorities. Although
from the first there were reasonable
grounds to suspect that poor Mary
Pullman came by her death through means other
than natural, no steps were taken looking 70 .
prompt investigation until the day before yesterday
when the county physician ordered an inquest bui
which, owing 10 the scattering OF Witnesses, has
been postponed until next wednesday. All
that has been done Is to empanel
Jury. In the meantime various persons
who may nc as innocent as the babes unborn are
looked upon with grave suspicion by the c0mmu-
nifty. Especially s this so IN the case OF the nus
band and the boarder Gottleib Mrs. Pullman 10
now happily recovering rapidly She Is able TO c0n-
verse; but can give satisfactory theory Tor her
own singular illness and the very sudden and cx-
traOrdlnary death or her daughter.
THE DECEASED GIRL
was buried yesterday, decomposition having SET lm
so that t was dangerous TO Keep the corpse iohksr
IN the house. Previous to the cofn being nnaIy
closed the mother demanded that u De DrouKns
to her bedside SO that she mignt taAc un,c
n last embrace. "Oh, Mary Mary you're SO cUlu
and qnict - the heart-broKen m0tner cre" az s se
pressed her own sick lips TO the lace Oh Tue uesn. -
the scene was intensely anectng: 50 INA. a'' 'Inr ~
cInding the reportcr, were moved 10 tears Hsl s
remains were inferred during the aiternooh IN 'a0
N0niclalr Catholic Cemetery.
The New York herald., 1871-10-22
T HE COUR T S.
The Alabama and Chattanooga Railroad Bank
ruptcy case-Non-Payment of Special Tax
Alleged Fraudulent Bankruptcy
tions-D Discharges in Bankruptcy.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
The Alabama and Chattanooga Railroad
COmnanY.


Company.
Before Judge Woodruff.
Messrs Buckley, welng Co.. creditors OF tho Alabama
and Chattanooga Railroad Company filed their petition in
bankruptcy against the company in April last The
pany pleaded the Jurisdiction OF the Court for the
ern District of New York, the ground that
the domicls Of the COMPANY is in Al.bsna This
adjudsed the company bankrupt and order by which
the plea was overrued il now brought before the Circuit
creditors admit the docc Of the company be in Ala
bama but claim that the Court Of this District ursc
gsssdns ans petition They y rely y''a on
2 the JUDE q that district which the
the Ming Of the petition Section g Of the Act must
Of ses..op 30 !. 'p compel the debtor TO take the be
50 by section IL ln re- Fogery vs. Nat Bank.
general No. %
the of Jurisdiction in involuntary bankruptcy
be- under the eleventh and sections the district
which the debtor has carried business
woa sn Gn ~ ss a a oss and
its agents has habuay exercised OF its corporate
on and in tn. oraas 81 i.
for the required Tune within the said district has
rupt The bankrupt virtually statute provid
ing that process shall run out OF any District Court against
ried business within the district Personal service
be obtained by delivery to the agent who habualy
tansd in hi. case Il is in evidence in The case 20 hat
since November 1870 by permission of the Alabama
lad ts principal sce in New Yos Where is peadens
Secretary and Treasurer have transacted its business
affairs Of the company have been conducted in New
and goods bought acceptances made and still owing
there to the extent of about million of dollars Decision
reserved.
The New York herald., 1871-10-22

coaunued. and ne made q report to me.
it Is not evidence; bat there n . disagreement be-
tween M. Craven aud Mr.. Tracy and himself One
SHE NAV think there IL Q necessity aud the other
that there IL none; but sent dsiuterested person.
broad
MT: LAwRENcE referred TO the statement In the
anidavt that some OF the works were done contrary
10 the wishes OF tile Croton Board. and sand II would
oe little use to stop small printing contracts II the
inodiication asked for was granted
Judge BARNARD
NOT LIrrLH BILLS
The printing ana advertising are nearly three NIL
nons II understand arignt.
Mr.. LAwRENCE-That IL a very small sum in these
days. Laughter.l The whole tax levy was bnt three
millions when first became acquainted with the
city.
Judge BARNARD-B Botn sides must be present when
lions OF wrong unrll some person Is found guilty !
M nave re-, no complaints agalnst ANYBODY; But acted
and see no reason for changing 1t
JOKE By Mr.. BARTLETT.
Mr. BARTLETT, Ia reply. said tnat was Craven
dissatisfied engineer ..beIieves'-not that he knows
anylhlng-and he sis unable to see." Now they
see anything. and IL would be quite as much pern.
nence. lie then spoke OF the ability and experience
Of Mr Tracy and sad Ina! hey did dd mot bring mSe 1S
Will OF The people OF the state, who conferred
the powers from the exercise OF which
right mas the Court 10 lnterpose Its win on the
papers before 1t against the will Of the stater l
OF the citlzens must have a sincere respect for
the head OF that department.; but whatever your
opinion may be, II can have no effect on your
judicial action, Tor the law placed them there, and
until 1t Is repealed II Is to be respected certainly
respected by the supreme Court OF the State.
FURTHER EXPLANATION BY THE JUDGE.
Judge BARNARD-l will take the papers and look
at the order TO see what alteration, any, Is to be
made IN the injunction as granted, or the mi unc.
uOn order as presented; but Will say, In my Judg.
ment, IL Is impossible for any person 10 obtain u
dollar wrongfully out OF the treasury The gentle
man who spoke last msapprehends the original
order 1t was not TO set aside the laws, but TO see
that they were honestly carried out by the men
temporarily entrusted with ONCE; and, In
regard To the allegation or suggestion
OF Mr.. Bartlett, that nothing was proved against
Mr. Tweed, nothing was charged against him ex-
cept that ne was interested In certain printing
company, which he denied; and II was not claimed
that any charge rested against him on that proceed
lng except that as one Of the Board OF Works they
| were raising money not authorized by law. The
| Court intended to accomplish what no remedy ex-
lsed for in law BY It's inherent power the Court oil
Equity has right TO step In and prevent the squan-
| dering OF public money, to prevent the Governor
AN OLD LAW TO STAND.
Mr. BARTLETT-That Is law which has exis ted
200 years and no one disputes 1t.
and IL has got to stand for that time. lLaughterl
passed up their respective papers for judicial exam
is probable that decision viii be given at an early
The New York herald., 1871-10-22
UNITED STATES C0MmISsi9asas' COURT.
Non-Pny ment Of Special Tax.

Non-Pny ment Of Special Tax.
Before Commissioner Shields.
The United Sres Patrick Lynch-The defendant who
resides at No 53 Oak held bail $500
charge OF doing business retail liquor
dealer without. paying the special tax required by law
Fraudulent Bankruptcy.
Before Commissioner Osborn.
Un,d State, ". IT, T. G. s. Rosenb,aa These bank
rps charged with having omitted from their schedules
$1,000 drawn by them from their business in the
space of three months Immediately preceding
their failure The testimony OF the government having
completed, showing among other things, that the
1870 the bankrups used 81 600 while in May
june 1871 alone they drew $4,000 OF which $0,000
drawn In June, . motion made to dismiss The
denied required
TO upon their defence
A. Bumenseil for the prosecuting creditors Joseph Bell
and William A. Boyd attorneys for defendants
Voluntary Petitions in Bankruptcy.
Jacob Aronheimer, Frank @. Bunord, Lee S. Dunn.
Adjudication In Involuntary Case.
John p. Hayden.
Discharges.
julius J. Valentine, Lewis A. Myers Harrison D. Hunt
Michael Mayors.
The New York herald., 1871-10-22

Detective clapp, Of the Central once, yesterday
arrested a man named Denis Daley, alias Denis
Mccarthy upon bench warrant Issued By District
Attorney Garvin. upon complaint OF a young man
whom Daley had stabbed one night IN August last.
Daley was brutally beating woman In the street.
not think the woman had been sutIlc,enty nuntshed
Upon that Daley turned upon the man who wished
TO interfere anu stabbed him In the breast tearing
out has left lung He was lodeed In yhe Tombs 10
await trial
The New York herald., 1871-10-22
CITY cuuaI.


Before JudEe Neison.
Emp x1rp Ann JordIr. by Gv,rfiar, w.. Chriape
y. JordonIhe plaintiff In this 60, verde, OF $500
against the defendant for seduction OF promise Of
marriage. ]. was claimed the part OF the de-
fence that Christopher under twenty years
Of age. Yesterday his COUNSEL Mr.. Colt moved
for new trial on the ground Of newly
record OF his birth and certain Jusce
Court wing that the girl that seducl,on toos
place prior 70 The promise Of marriage.
Counsel for pla Dn, Messrs Ready and MOORE denied
each allegation by ada vits Judge
NsCsos took the pspers the ~
The New York herald., 1871-10-22
BROOKLYy COURTS.
supat1s C0uRT-SptClAl Tern.


BcloFe Jndge Pratt
The matter o. tee preliminary injunction obtained By
James Fisk, Jr restraining Mrs Msnshed others from
making pubic certain eoueapondsnce which passed
between MIRA NAnstsd and Mr. kisk. came nm
before Judge Pra, yesterday morning for argi.
meut The preliminary junction on
Monday last srisyt sssing fora among other thngs
James Pooton, of the defendants
Brooklyn The Argument the cause wbv
the junction should not be made
yesterday postponed until decision
the matter sf motion IN the Sosesfas pend.
ins In New fOrt.
The New York herald., 1871-10-22

Damages Against n RsiIrond Company.
Before Judge Gilbert

Dan.d Srawiy q. TIE YWhtpg md long Jiand Riroai
Crapny-7he plaintiff IN this case, whh has heretofore
reported brough, sui 10 damages for injuries
received warheld Long Island. He sing
the track from bis house when he struck by train and
received Injuries which, he Alleged laid him for
months The defence claimed that the accident caused
through plaintiffs negligence The Jury rendered
The New York herald., 1871-10-22
Converted To Rome.

Some time ago Rev. J. II. Wagner and Professor
c. Ii. Budd, Of Lancaster, Pa, apostatzed from the
German Reformed Church and went over TO Rome
The Messenger Of last week announces that Rev.
John s. Ermentrout, George d. Wolf and william
Philips have followed their example and maize
their submission to the Romish Church. The
latter had some time previously left the Reformed
and united with the Episcopal Church, but having
been recently slenced 10y his bishop he applied ami
was received In the Church OF Rome
The New York herald., 1871-10-22
MUNICIPAL MATTERS.


Collection Of Taxcs-Receipts for the Werk-
Violation Of Corporation Ordinances.
Around the City Hall yesterday there was tho
same lack OF business as has prevailed during the
past week. The clerks and loungers were occupied
chiefly in discussion OF tEe nominations made on
Friday night Tor Assembly in the several districts-
AT THE MAYORS OFFICE.
Mr. Cardozo Chief OF the Ordinance Bureau, made
out his report for the week, showing that he had
received III complaints Of violations OF Corporation
ordinances, and that they had all been referred 70
10. AT the other offices there was nothing beyond
the ordinary routine business which could be con-
sidered Of any public Importance, except
AT TIE TAX OFFICE,
where from the early morning TIL long after rhe
customary ONCE hours tile patient taxpayers were
on hand. Tax Collector Smyth, with all his aids,
was Kept busy receiving, counting and receipting
for the 'contributions' as they were handed In.
During the week the receipts were as follows:-
Saturday. s2t,JS , "Wednesday slsot. s ~
TUESDAY. a,Slo Friday. 56O,7A
The receipts up to our O'Clock yesterday were ap-
parently heavier than on the day before. as post
office line had been formed, In which some mad to
wait for two or three hours, although the officers
were working as rapidly as the routine would per-
nit To obviate the necessity OF taxpayers losing
their time MT. Smyth has gwen notice that ne Will
receive checks sent 10 or left At the 0ifce, and will
have the receipted bill. together with the amount Of
the rebate OF Interest," sent to the address OF the
payer.
REMOVALS IN THE CoMprRoLLER's oFFr;z.
Deputy Comptroller Green Is still engaged IN
Department OF Finance. On Friday several OF tha
clerks, sweepers and cartmen connected W1tR the
Bureau or Markets were removed. and this action
Will he continued until the department Is thoroughly
relieved Of all supernutes These, with those
reported heretofore, Will make more than fifty re-
salaries Will lamOunt to 81. 200 o year each, making
total OF about sixty thousand dollars per annum
The New York herald., 1871-10-22

Wolves in Sleeps Clothing in California.
The wolves IN sleeps clothing must be more
reckless and ravenous In California than elsewhere
and the outlying sheep proportionateiy simple. De-
porng the want Of religious interest In some OF the
mountain towns OF the State a Rowland Flat cor
respondent of the Pacific ascribes 1t "tO the want
OF sincere teachers and expounders OF the Gospel
men who are Christians III heart, well as by pro-
fession, in deco well as IN theory" He relates
an instance OF zone 0! them" who raised several
hundred dollars to rebuild little church and then
started monte bank with the money OF another
who refused TO ofiiciate at funeral without having
q specified sum guaranteed In advance, &c. the wolf
came in sleeps clothing ana the nock were wor
ried. But why dM they not ask for his creden-
tlalSy
The New York herald., 1871-10-22
COURT or COMMON pLEAs-spscI.l TERN.


by Judge Robinson.
TIE ksaer Of the Application Of Christ Pretrgf Eps-
oo1t Church Of the Cy Of Ser York-Leave to mortgage
grantef
slruh DIN Tyomas DaUDivorce granted 10 plaintiff
and custody of child Helene awarded to plaintiff.
Cnare sc.oss kary Sotos.-Dvorce granted to plain
ill.,
The New York herald., 1871-10-22
Religion in Americn-views of tho Rev.

Religion In hmericn-views Of the Rev. X.
M. Benson Of England.
The oxford (England Journal gives an interest
ing account Of the reception OF the Rev. r. M. Ben
son on his return 10 England from visit 10 America.
In the course Of his address the reverend gentle
man made the following references to his tour and
the pious people he came In contact with In this
country
We had beautiful passage, at least was what people
Gne one which brought us back We to Boston
an gsturdxv evening" and first sight OF WAS on
Snaev mornnss very good day Christian city,
We went in the morning TO the church which We wsr:
some churches may be empora snd yes spss6 some
ssish iss are s,caasd koDs little koa churca
The New York herald., 1871-10-22
Practical Charity nnd Practical Christia nifty


To THE EDITOR OF THE HERA LD:-
Isaw in the nERALD Of the 18th inst. an article
headed sNew York Preachers Meeting" which the
pastors OF the Methodist Episcopal churches Of the
city OF New York and vicinity held at sos Broad
way, on the 18th inst. 1t was resolved that 1--WE
recommend the pastors to take collections at their
respective churches for the relief OF the sufferers by
fire in the city Of Chicago" Now. without disput.
ing the charity emDouied In the ABOVE resolution.
would recommend the pastors herein mentioned to
give substantial proof TO their congregations oil their
own cnarities by subscribing something themselves
as well az their congregations. Let the pastors 1rst
subscribe themselves before requesting their con-
gregatiOns.
In the same column there Is an account OF q meet
ing held IN Salt Lake City, Utah, winch was presided
over by Mayor Wells. where Brigham Young, Sr.
subscribed thousand dollars In AID OF the same
afflicted people.
Nho are the bcsf practical Christlans-Brigllam
Young or the Methodist pastors CHARITY.
WILMINGTON, N. C., Oct l6, 1871.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-16
AMERICANS IN PARIS.

Messrs. Bowles Bros. g. Co. report the fol-
lowing arrivals of Americans in Paris for the week
ending May 90:
NeWYOrk-Col. NJ. Hicks o. ]: Glenn, ]. K Riggs, j.
T. Young, A. C. Guernee, j. Shinder, Mrs. j. Shndler,
Miss X. shiDdler Miss l.. shndler g. L. Whitaker j.
A. Balm, II. c. StetsoR, Mrs E. Geller, f. L. dc Forest
lnd wife, Mrs f. A FaxOn, MR.. +. II. Hamilton, tr.,
Mrs j. q. Hodge, G. L. Lemercler and family W. j.
Brewer, j. A. MGahan, A. s. Southworth, C. r. MoultOn
BOston-E. II. harris W. Il. BOwles and family, L. King
nfs. NJ. j. X. Morrel, Miss T. j. Gardner. Chicago-J
N Durond and family, Mrs NJ. Durand, c. W. Durand
Mrs. Il. +. DuIand, Master j. Durand San Francisco
Tie Hon. f. NJ. Pixley, Mrs f. NJ. Pxey Miss Reyne-
gon- Vermont-Msjor L. v. n. Hitchcock. Springfield
Mess--Harry Keene. Pars-W. r. Fettridge and family
Gen. J. NJ. Read, tr. u. s. Abr. Z. A. Crane W. H.
Huttngton e. Engler. London-J.J Arnold, j. C. stan
ley, A. H. johnson. NewpOrt-W. II. Jayne. North
Caroina-J. H. Flanner. Eew-Orleans-J. NJ Abrams
CI1oinnati-C. g. Walker BaltimOre-W {. Dreyer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-16
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.


The overflow has almost entirely disappeared
"A large fleet of coal vessels are at Sidney, Ms,
awaiting oargoes for ESwiork
torios, Nos sl9 ass, "a 3ij sos, sl3, ~. sas.
The Committees of Operators and Miners OF
Poe have agreed o. the average pee for coal Tor June
The parade of Knights Templars in Harris
Sals rss@ were ss'i NJ In. ''' ''''' $3.50
The Narragansett races were postponed Yes,
:srty IN s so:sa ,s%orf 20 INC '''~
The Charlest0wn, Mass, Board of Aldermen
have permission 70 Col FISK parade Ms seA' " ~ '
on sunday, BY = vote Of aso2.
The whole number of pensioners paid at the
G d fs ss s AEli no" The 9TH '' '
The Oswego and Boston Railroad Convention
has ,ound committee has been appointed 70 raise Ae necessary
The Congregational Union, in session at
Guelph decided e memorable the 9aeses ana oD Leg
The Belgian Government has asked OF the
Chamber. 600 francs for pubic rOr. AuhSng
has also requested for the pss0taa0n Of loan Of
franco A thunder storm of unprecedented violence
occurred in Oregon y. a ,0S hs instrument on which be was
The cornerstone Of the main building for the
r,,.,y Of Pennsylvsn Philadelphia laid yesterday win ap
propr the ate recently purchased being part OIL Inc
AIM. House property.
a, .s1 Seis feared that the fruit crop A.
The National Car-builders' Association were In
In Mcbmond Va. Yesterday hight Of the drswbsn pas
ana fIel fret zine inches d. Lous vi"
1870 as The place fer holding annual meeting
The Ohio Congregational General Conference
a, Mouu voted retire from te American and
PS 1nsisu Union The receipts Of their Home MISSIONARY
ss, for The year o6 the expenditures $500
The General Synod of the Reformed Church
Ab.ny Tie the Board Of Edaeston was pre-
ssn,s showing collections the amounted 70 81
s3iJIi Of the receipts last year. and over s1' III
any previous yea.
In the Spanish Cortes, on "Wednesday. Minister
sar,ss poke vigorous dnuneuon the 90
ad subme looking with ZONE favsr upon
bs lin, Of the Society hsIeupoa uhsnous rejected hiAe
nal crisis 8 expected -
The II s. s. Kansas of the Tehuantepec expedi-
fla, .d late from Kew arrived Washington hAfi es
srdsy OF the Of 100 90 are .cs with lever aa asu VIZ
posure In snrveying.
The patent for the invention of the late Henry
Rad. ~ Troy T. horseshoe machine dated June 3D. 1851
has been Isn BY the Commissioner u Patents on the proof submit,
de ease, Ii computed that the invocation has saved 10 the public
M 600 during past The examiners report admit, the
syins Of The eIsasos for ss'p 'ss'' % J""s