The New York Herald Newspaper, October 1, 1857, Page 4

4 NEW YORK HERALD. ————— SaMBs GOLO BHENHETT, 1 PROP KI eROm FULTOP OND MASSAU OTP 44 HEALD memry Someday mo ax YF wera. Beka coms pn em nam be Buropnm ation ‘enna part of Grau Preiia, or $300 ane part of the ncle potas VOLUSTAR) OOGRESPUNDENOCR Ab yd one Pricer ADVERTISEMENTS rommond swary heriad «Ue Weexiy Mumaip, Pamts Balenenmiaand ermyea Reema BO SUTIUB anew af mumymous corenmpomdance — Wa do 00 is t rere WIRROADWAT PNKATKK dros¢way—Maanism ror MoxT AGCRATATING Bax — 5 eommUIn, BAB FABUBR, Geowway—Tout Kors Fesre— Fics nor Brasco. Bywas, 6 maree Vawrike Abrrur Doras® ot@ Set ha, Srumaray, pposme Bone Tavis Iv OF Sowery Warpeninag Jaw—Tax Buptus tT. ArGeE WALLACK's THAATAR, trosdwar—Camus. » swrerwar—Taying It On LAURA KABSB'S FV 1g To Nuss. Siam Lisue Guar Nori RE, froaaw wink BMGR al Fouuce Dis 8 AM EBLOAN BUSBUM, Brow wey -Sones a7 ae Weisn Nwurirgata- Aqvasia, 08 Ovkax Gakvmy— mnoeiTies &+ BBO ON RINTY & WOOL S MINRT RLS, 444 Broatway Bruorus Mrserasissy—Dsux UmxDs. oruaaw' oD Ci BOK 4 RL Baik. a ae Bovie-qee = York, shursday, Uctove: 1 +867 The Sews, The Gtar of the Weet, from Aspinwall, had not made her appearance up to midoight last night. ‘The Daniel Webster has arrived at New Orleans and reports that sbe waited in vain three days for her at Bavana, aod that fears for ber satety were entor, tained. We oo not, however, eee any sullicient grounds for slarm, A terrific explosion xecarted yes'erday afternoon in the Knick-sbocker Plaster Works of J. B. Kiog situatea at No 309 West etreet, near Horatio, by the buretirg of a steam bober. The explosion biew to atoms the factory, a three story brick edifice ol forty-four feet front, together with two three story bck dwellivgs sdjoining, ovcupied at the time by several poor families, The o currence caused an slarm of fire, and soon a strong force of firemen were at the premises; but as the explosion Gid not produce eny fire of consequence, they turned | their attention to the removal of the ruins «ex: | Ove young woman | was taken from toe ruums dead, and several others | tricate the unfortunate peop'e badly injured. Five were conveyed to the Nev York Hospital. We give elsewhere @ full account of the accident. Tre present movements in trade are pecvliar. Notwithstandicg the aifficulty experienced in se\ling Dills ot excosnge, the shipmen’a of produce froin this port were quite large yesterday, having been as follows:— ® To Live: peal — BC 060 bo hem wheat at $126. 10,060 do corm as 700 4,000 Dbis. Goar at 66 69..... .- B60 D les coon at 665 per baic Estimated Value 60 tons fustio af $19......05 To Lndon— 4: @ Dbis. crude turpentine at $2 seeee 15,000 To Bremen— 200 bhow sugar at $100 per bhd..... 2.6... .2... 20,000 —besliee While the foregoing formed 4 tingle day's ship ment from New York, the ship Tonawanda cleared yesterday from Philadelptia for Liverpoul with the following sargo:— $1 B00 Unrerteia $27 10 {1 bairs 0’ 04 on at $40 yer 20,915 14 (£0 burbe sonra at 9899 Among the charter movements at New York ses- terday, two Bremen vessels were taken up to load wth american produce for Australia, including f Ac. When the sbove prodace reaches Liverpool, or | the walls agamst it get te London, as gold is trom 7 #9 per cent higher in New York than Lon don, itis hikely the proceeds will be retersed ia specie. At last acc: unts new cotton wae also beiag pretty free!y agigped foom New Osieaus aud Movie for Europe ery full prices, or at rates equal to the full quotations ia New York, which proves that ovr agricultural resonroes are extensive aud value ble. To the wbove may be added shipments of breadstufls to foreign ports to wome extent from Bal timore and Richmond At Charleston, this season besides exports of cotton, a cargo of Tennessee wheat wax +bipped direct to Liverpool, which was considers d to be an unasnal «| scumstance. We have news from Montevideo to the 12th, and Buenos syres to the 14tu of August As usual, the Provinces were disturved by 1 jutions, ana the Indians were sonewtat refractory. None of the distu bupoes, however bad ~d formidabie pro portions, sithough the oppos! represen e¢ os very strory a ersal. The yel low fever ‘iad entirely di-appeared from Montevideo A man nemed George E Parmele, ae raw goods desler, 6 Worren street, is pow in Tombe aeeiting bis trial upon the charge of jealing 6 ke auc rutin goods, to the race of thirty thonssed dollars, from H. B. Libvle 20 Warrer street. gai Co. Abva. eleven thousand dolars worth of the stolen proverty bas been recovered by the police. An account of (be prisover’s mode of operating ix n among the police intelligence. Tue Central Park Comminsoners met yesterday. A cotmmuniation was received from the nursery business at Man, recommending the purchase of trees for fall planting, ove the unportation of smali trees from sorose for Hy pisoting. A resolution was | aoopted Butboriuing the appropriation of 000 for the exclusive purpoe of paying the wages of Laborers, cartwen and gardeners. Tbe American Nominating Convention for Re- corder, Hegixter and Gove twet st Coustitution Hail, Broadway, last evening, and organizee by eppolntiog Isase J. Over chair Tbe Convention pomiuated Alexan ter Spauld order, Wm. 8. Davidson for Reywter, on ailui, and F.C. Wagner for Alasnoue oo tue wird ballot Supreme Conrt yesterday Governor, To the ssvlved New Hav ds The eu'ein the « etock nt, Schuyler ry, who retired on Tnorday at 5 o'clock to pow the gailt or innecence of Michaei 4 for the morder of officer Anderson pow @ Verdict at il o'cl ck last ined till the opening of the Judge ' Festraiaing Yavies be temporary trjunevon ibe Railroad Company from paying 4 ctioal eGect of thie decisiun 1 & reyudiatior pany io n of tae sun issued + swe raudalenty ‘ ml, tr were co rning. al convention of the Ept New York com yesterday n ted and fifty delegate of note in the State Bt. Joun « © over one | need mm wt aie comprising many iner me the y y were merely Tle exerciaes jreliminary erel Disciplive of the TF yesterday and heard addi ase of officers Moiiay an charged with having ee det arrest for ommitier on ( ers we ' teetimory in the (, of the Sixth ware Outs vente d money toy veral minor engagements to other ports | on to Urquine is | & Co, aise Of | The priswer a xcowledged nis | He wae formerly in the empivy of Dibblee & | o of the Almshorse, | NEW YORK HERALD, felting, and withholding from the Cout t¥o coun terieit bills tukem from them which should bare been deliveret. The testimony elicited nothing ma, terislly new, except that of a number of witnesses @ ving the accured a good character for honesty aod efficiepoy ‘The case is to be decided by tne Bourd. The Netherlanders were to have met last vight to organize a rational arsociation, but in anticipation of » larger attendance the mecting was adjourned till Seturday next. The stexmships Persia, Glasgow and Indiana sail ed from this port yeste.day, respectively for Laveapoo!, Glasgow and Bremen. The Persia took out 114, the Glasgow 116, and the Indiana 130 pas sengers. The thermometrical and barometrical observa. tious of the state of the weather, made ia this city, for tho week which ended on 30th of Sepem- her, show that ite general character was clear aud pleasant The mean barometer height was 30:07 inches, and tbe mean temperature 63 degrees, the highest being 75, om afternoon of 27th ultimo, and the lowest 44, on night of 2th ultimo; range 36 de- grees. The moisture oi the alr ranged from 0:88 bo 0:48. The quantity of rain which fell was 0:160 or toree-twentieths of an inch. Acvices from Barbadoes to the 2d of September state that all toe Weet India regiments were ready for foreign service, and cvuld embark after twenty four bours notice. This will give England an addi. tional force of trom ten to twelve thousand men for service in India or elsewhere; but no orders bad been received from the Horse Guards, London, for their embarkation as yet. A local militia, to supply their place, could be raised in thiry days. The Commissioners of Emigration met yesterday, bet did very little business. A communication iu reference to moneys of the Commisioners in toe Snoe and Leather Bank was received and referred to acommittee to reportupon. The dispute between the Commissoners of Ewigration and the Board of Ten Governors will come up before the Conference Committees of the two boards next Taarsday The emigration for the present year has been 145,157, being an increase of 41,958 compared with the emi- xration of last year. The Commissioners have $74,382 34 in bank, Recorder Smith issued a warrant on Monday for the arrest of Jclia Feileman and Mary Hamilton, who keep a second hand clothing store at 73 Chat- bam street, on the complaint of Amanda Wilson, of 20 Greeve strect. She alleges that she went into the above store and after being ushered into a room was compelled to tuke a bundle of dresses, for which she paid $66. On examination they proved to be old aud almost worthless, They were each held to bail in $1,000 to answer the charge at the October term of the Sessions. Officer Lowery has recovered | $1,500 during the week from ticket swindlers and Peter Funk establishmente. Twportant bus'ness was expected in the Board of Councilmen last evening—the reorgauzation of the City Inspector's and Finance departments; but for lsck of a quorum the Board was not organized Ua cer the law they caunot now mect wntil the first Monday of the montl:, unless by a special call. The Grand Jury of the United States Court are busily engaged in investigating frauds on the reve. nue by false invoices anc smuggling. Mr. Hart, the Surveyor of the Port, Mr. Frankiin, Deputy Nava! Officer, Mr. Craig, the Collector's Confidential Sec- Tetary, and other officers connected with the cus- toms, have been examined before that body. Seve. ral indictments for smagghog were brought into court yesterday. Thero wore no sales of co'ton of moment reported yes torcay, while prices wore uncharged. The chief move ment was coniised to shipments from fret Bands to Liver. pool For receipe, &c , see ancther colamm. Flour war beavy, especally for common apd medium grades of Jae and Western, while otner kinds exhibited no tmportant de cline Some forced sales of lower grades ovatinued to be made for cash st prices below our quotations, bat which could not be Considered @ fair standard price for ibe mi rity of rales, Whost wae less acive. Tho ressips wore modorave. Low grades wore da'l and ir | regular, end ptime iota unchanged. About 16,000 & 40,000 durbels corm were sold for export ai 700, Pork was wi! boot chance of moment. The sales o! :ugere embraced about 400 bhde, Ouba, at raves whiod, | wilh stocks, &, aro given im avother column | With the exceptivs of bege and moindo sugars, the stovs j tbie market does not much exceed that at she same pe riot laet year, aod were the mosey market as cary as | vrual, the sek would cot be considered more tban suid) cient for the demand. Coffee was steady, bet quiet; the Hock, taken yesterday, embraco* 97,800 baga and 10,000 | Preighte were bighor; grsi wes takon for Liver. po |, in bulk, wf 64.0 bes, aud at 61K. a 7d. In Dage | four wt Is, Od. @ Ze; coMow at 7 O2)., and some 200 Dace were reported at xd How the City Money Goes. | Comptrolier Flagg’s report, published two days sicce, shows that the tax levy for the year Sill amount to $8,066,566, being a millioa over that of last year, and more (oan double that of Onur taxes, it seems, are doubling every | ors at which rate the next generation will | bave to raise fur city purposes as much money as | the general government requires for the admivis- | tration of all ournational concerns, Of course it is supe:fluous to say that this in- is not legitimate. It is notorious that the ) orem | chy money is squandered and wasted and stolen | in baif a dozen ways anc by half adezen or half ascore of individuals. Comptroller Flagg’e mismanagement, his parti eon prejudices and bis crotchety habite. A vast amount is spirited away by a few shrewd indi- viduals in the Aldermen and Councilmen, whom no law, no vigilance oa the part of the city ex coutive. uo watchfulness on that of the press, seem capable of restraining or keeping io check. Besides these again, a ewarm of individuals make | y out of the city as contractors, leesees of | rights and franchises, by baying or hiring the | city property for less than it is worth; eeouring the approval of the Common Council by corrupt means Add to these leaks a very considerabie one growing out of the tajudicious manucr in which the city’s affairs are financiere4, and ample reseon for the enormous increase of our taxes will be discovered. It does not often happen that we are enabled | to lay our finger on the detaile of any individual | case of thie kind of leakage; but we believe we can just pow illustrate the system in the most thorough and perfect manner by alluding to the famous Lowber case, which bas just received ite qnietus at the hands of Judge Roveevelt. The fall details of the care are too intricate for popular comprehension But the point will be understood when we say that Mr. Lowber con trived to pereusde the two branches of the Com- mon Covneil to pass resolu'ions directing the Oomptrotler to buy from bim « certain property for & trifle les then two hundred thoavand dol- far To this property, or to a part of it, it ; Seine that Me Lowber’s Utle was bad; and the | } le property was eno mously overvalued | irdingly, when the deeds were made ont, the Moyor and Comptrolicr refosed to accept them or to thing © with the transaction | Mri sues the city Mr. Basteed, Corpo ration « woteretanding with Mr le the cause goes before Daa ides in favor of Suli the Mayor and Comptroller re onduct we Much ia lost torgugh ’ Ace yuvsel, bas ar bere counse les as referee, and b Lowber wet have way, de The er, eapectaily, of whow seldom anything very complimentary w ‘sted Lowber chim with @ and reflect the onor upon him. Lowber klea, Corporation Bus J even the Boards of Aldermen and Counciltsen, were all on ong side, againat the gity | Vue obmtinacy whivh Mr. Counsel | got” | ing to such men a4 Weed, Mattesou & Cov. aod io favor of the claim; a body ou the othr. on our side, but Mr. Pingg. He evems to have been enough, however. After vainly imploring Corporation Coaneil Busteed to deferd the cily agsinat the demands of Lowber, and vainly seeking to rouse the corrupt Commoa Cousoil to the cefence of the'r cdvetitnents, and vainly striving to convince Referee Sickics of the ine and the facts in the case, Mr las, went to work alone, as & taxpayer, with Me Whiting es his couneel, and brought the ease before aa honest jaége—Rooeevelt, We need not udd that the Lowher edifice feil like @ castle bailt o! carts, JSutge Rovsevelt delvered a judgment whieh cuwhi to be 9 in'ed on purchment and framed in the corpomtion rooms; for it is the most tho:ouxh expos’ of a corrupt trapsaction thet the city has ever wit oessed, apd contains more eouud law and cow non serse on the subject of the rights of taxpayery, aod the duties of lawyers aud corporation cow vel than the latter functionaries baa ever expected to acquire, It d+ molivhes the cage of tue claimant Lowber so oompietely that we prosame he will hink better of the appeal he is esid to bave in etituted; on any ote of four distinct grounds, it would appear, his claim must go to the wall, aod the city uiumph. We have had a narrow escape. But for the resistance of Comptroiler Fiagy, it 1s b yond coubt that the Lowber clique ix aud out of the city government would have bad thet way, aod $200,000 would have been added to the load of debt we are now carrying. Sach escapes are well to thiok over ; they are very rare; when we geteo near being plucked, there is scldom any bope for us, We have no desire to embitter the reflections of Richard Busteed and Daniel E. Sickie by any observations upon tbe part they seem to bave played in this very disreputable affair. The mere mention of a man’s name in so discreditabic a connection ought to be overwhelming. Trae ciscredit is coveted by eome mer as a means of public notoriety and hence profeseios2! advance- ment. They know no shame, Let them pas, We can ouly sympathise with our feilo #-citi- zeus on the lamentable increate of this clasy of persons among us, and on tie gradual diminutioa of that great, noble, Roman o:der of booest mea, of whom Judge Roosevelt is one of the last sur- viving types. Tue Commva Exxcriox.—The machinery of all the parties in this State bas been wound vp and eet going at Syracose. Tue black republicans have corse last in the feld, and presented their ticket aad resolutions, which have been laid before our readers. The most remarkable feature in this last demonstration at the salt works, was the terrible way in which Seward's Albany Regency was cut up. Weed Matteson and Co. were ronted—horse, foot and dragoons—and there was the most amusing scamper on the part of some of their ancient confréres to escape from the euspicion of haviog been invelved ia any of the jobs which these lobby leaders forced through the inst Asembty and the Thirty-fourth Congress. The onslaught against Weed was gotten up by the radical democrats, but was joined by nearly all the former friends of the regency. When we come to take this foct, together with the singular nominations and the cir- cumstance that the platforms of all the par. ties agree in denouncieg the stock gambling, jobbing, bribery and corruption apstem of legislation practised at Aibayy aud Washiagtoa by Weed, Matteson & Co, fast winter, we are prepared to sce a most extraordinary stampede from the republican camp. We should not be surprised to sec, during the.comiag con- test, the old black republican lobby at Albany and Washington, which is led by Weed, Matteson & Co., aud the especial organ of which in this city is owned by Wesley & Co. viz. the Daily 7: the stock operators in Wall street, go over horse, foot and dragoone to the democracy, We can see signs of sach & change in the orgad itself. The repubii- can party having changed its front and repa diated men who bare used it to plunder the treacury, it follows that these fellows are tuft lke Mr, Webster, whea he arked, “Whore shal I They are speculators in politics, Toe par Ucular tenets of one party or the other are novo The y quertion they ask ie what pays the best, Weed tty deep in stuck operations just now, and the Wesley concern, the Daily T'imes, bas been victimized to the tune of nvarly balf a mil- lion witbin the last month So they are beginning to look out fur the spoils of the next Cougress. Their course to get # Gnger io thie pie will very likely be to jon Dean Rich- mond, Corving. Cagger, and the Albany Ceatral Railway democratic clique, and by belping them to elect Denio, secure sufficient influence at Wash. ington to get a pretty guvod haul daring the coming season. They have draiued the State Treasary dry, but the federal strong box is not quite empty yet, and theee fellows have their eyes on it. By joining the democracy, seoretly or openly, they might have « chance to get con- trol of the State Legislature, and thas secure apything thet the railway mao wanted, even though the country members’ free passes have bern cut off. Richmond, Oagyor, Corning. and their friends care as little about party principle as Weed and Matteson, and therefore they could p'ay into each other's hands beautifally. We should not be at all surprised to see thie coslition formed at an early day, and while we condole with the republicans at the loss of such brilliant ornaments of their party, we must con giatalate the democracy on the splendid addi- ious which they may soon reo: ire. Tee Orama at Tae ACADEMY —“Eruas vse given nt the Academy leat evening for the Gres time this someon, with Mur de 's Greng*, Mile. Veatyel and Signor mnocare rt the pineion! roe, The represen ation was a: oxoel ‘op) ons thronghout, On Friday toe “Partianl” will 96 «oven, with La Grntge, Br eno! and A node Dechwe ov Flocr <The following iebie ern'nie the de © four th this market within the last two 1 mie cine perce, ble, bot when the prises of the present time are orm) ered with (neve of the B01n @ Jo'y lest, It wil bs enon white marked reduction there "io the ct of bread Hee MON AAS Fooomtly 10 ai mous A Mor nine rainy (be price of milk to foven conte par quart, Ti say they are driven to this onnrve by the raliroed omen cle ae4 (8 farmers = The foriner fewe fetvenee! ner verme for the tran portation of cil from %& one sen oer qomrt, tnd Une later nek 854 to TK, sone par quart, « Hise Ceoowt one oott, which makes thee @ tyne mile nen about Sve Gente tnoluding wets ae am'leman aan voly ferve about 180 quarts par day |! follows thay hw cf) ofl! bo aboot $3, a amsil mm sMourh when the eon ‘the horee and wagon 9 $2.80 per dar, eich lnwwer M4, catimating the milk a! weven Cente ei! comm once to-day, and those onpeot wo get good milk must expoot to pay for It THE LATEST NEWS. Arrival of the Dente) W.bvier ai Sew Ur. leanne Rov~arrivas of the staroft the Wes! et Havese, New Oxcaama, Sop 0, \ROT A despatch from Qnerauiino says that the Davi:l Web ster waited in vein three daye a} Bavapa for iue star of the Weet, and fears are ontortalnod for hor aatery. Tas o'OLo0K P.M. ‘Toe Daniel Wabater bas art ved wp wi b dates (roa Ha ware to the 94:8 and fron Key West to the 28th inst Toe Star of dhe Weat ras fous days over dan at As ane shen be Daniel Webeier lofi, bui nothing bad Dean hear’ of ber, flews from © nobtugton, PROCTRDINGES OF THA NAVal COCKTS—APPOINT. MINTS— DKOISIONS OF TH AT ORNBX GANKRAL, Wartiowrom, sept 60 i8bT Lieut, Tarber’s defomce was ruad w-4ay bufure Naval Court NO, A. Le Court No 2 ine come of Linus, Gimli war Pwtponed (rr want of witooswe, abc tbe ome or Ions Woermach (: ) wae tekken np ard Mn conrt rat ae aed ‘Copel ‘er Certain proposfittas runmt ed detemoe, Before Court Ne. 8 deat, Rete eae was oon- Have’, aid Capain Do nin, Commander Smoini7, aud sur geors stlie d and Coven, were exum ned on tho ibe e0verpment, to prove his physical ineltionoy f rine ser. vies. Jomes Baker, Register of the Land Uffce 94 Chariton, Iowa, has restgnod bis office. Joba D. Evam, of Minnero's, & app inies receiver of public moneys at Mincayods, Minnesota Territory, vice R P. Busseil, revigred ‘Th wren Sargont, of fowa rocctver of pablio moneys ai Fort Dodge, lown vice VP Van Antwerp, resigned. Alwrne? General Black or olds (nas toc Jooretary of the interior carbot allow scoonnis of mur.bale for ox x axes, unles? eetiaaies bays been previourly submitied to ine ent instractions received, xcept for furol- tore twenty Collars and ponKd rent aky douare per on pum. He also deoides that siamps destroyed or jost through the carelessness 0! posimastert anouid D6 Charges to them by the gorern-nani THD GPNRRAL NIWsPaPWR Duwaton. The adminwtreiicn has wor yo received say defieite te forma ton from Wm. Ca ay Jonos relative to the p iitesy eters Of Nicaragua, «bile certain parties are st oogiy urging recogoitiua by Whe Preeideni of (be Mudster from thas cuustry, and riyai thereria are eadeavoring t> pro veut tt, Mr. Molina, Miniter from Corts ics, claias that nis sovorpment has cometning | dout,tne Tran i rowse bet ft te kaown tha the sac ‘sion dose a” re spect teat asso pion. Gen Wm. Walker's eword was seni to hie this moruing by expr: Aletter recetved to day, dated Fort Rearaey, Se tember 6, etatee that two compazice 0° troops arrived there on that day en rovte to Salt Leto, eit tant the Pitta and Tepid regiments had roache | Ft haremie, Col does bad se'z01 Bye bude d bege of gonpowder ima Mormon train. Returning Unliforuiane taformed the etter of the letter that the Kormoas we o mek'ng preparations for a fier, and did pot concea) their noes ie roovewonte. Elder Kimtall, a arermen which be delivered In tae “aberua ole at Salt Cake, had s2ld be coo!d wit: his wives whip the 2.600 treops, and afterwards do a good day's work on on farm iptenMerncom. Be fariner remarked that the orovisions for the ermy wonld rach the Valley, but that the tro pa would pevor onter 4a! Lake City. Ordere were sews from the Treasury De -artment to der to the New York Astay office for tho «ranster of the large ‘amount of Duilion (bere to te Philadelphia Mint, to be ovived into email pieces to wout ihe prossing demands of busines. The Trearury Department is sit! ougaged cetng al! 1: oan tm & legitimate way to relieve the money pressure Applications for the re‘earption of a large amount of Uatted ‘States stocks are steadily on be tacrease William Pitt Plats bas been sppointed Postmaster at Pinttaburg, N. Y., In pinoe of Moorer, resigned. ‘Tae whole tomber of way: acts issued from the Pension Office daring Sepiember under the Bousty Land act of March 3, 1865, was 1,626, to satisfy which nearty 245,000 acres are necessary ‘Teo cames of fifty-five thousand and ninety pensioners for revolotiwnry services have been placed on tue rolia singe March, 1818, bot on the 80th of Jnne low only three bundred and forty-six of this umber wore reported ving. United Sates stocks, amoanting to $400,000, were re oetved here io day fer redomntion Kvorything movetary is quiet, There ls coustderable prossare amon,ai the ba ‘iness community, but no exciiemeai The bankiag he.sea are all pay ing specie. Whe Removals by the Canal Board. ALsas, Sept, 30 1857. The Contracting Board motto day. State Eagipeor sey mour moved to reconsider the resolo ten re moviag Joan D Fay, and other engineers, adopted at Syrasuse before be meoting of (he Republican Mtate Convention, and the tm Hop was adopied, thos r.ialping Mr. Fay io «floe. Baroing of he Propeiisr Louisville, u ‘The propelier Loriavilie, belo gog w the Nwtaern Tyansportaki.o Company, was Purred last aight, teo miles from Bere The boa: and cargo are a wual lan Ooo de mao Was drowned. The noat wa: los irea for $42,000. The Mational liorse Kamins nt Springfield HOPED, Hove, Sepe BY L86T ‘The second Nation! fw e Exbiotive opened here ty Toe ne beet olaee of ‘The ettenden7* " rather hetier nan the i-masy of the show f 869 & the strangers proent wee |) rit Bill, Presen Merred, OC. Lin rey of Vermont; Wa H add, ine “veataen' of a! Soctoty; Beary 4 ent of the Genasetion’ Peok of Aan Fraccts o 4 larrs ermber of the *y tier trsing, aod the oro at 'omorrow will 18 great day. The exbit © mor ow embrace risionad 00) fanor fore ws @oved Years old, and fam'ly large Tor Speed will tare plaw betreee F ora ard Larert “t Maturday afternown. The exai sion through the weet. anova, Sopt 80, 1807 The Maize Gate Fair war attouced lo day by short 10 600 people, The display exoceds that of any former year. Suicide of a Palladeipyia Meror PR ADaLPatA, 39% 99, 1867. Jeha Boohier, of the frm of warn, Boshier & 'o, was forad Oroweed thie morning in the Sobu; lil! It te sup posed bet be commiied sucide rBile suferug from mental derangement Loss of the Brig Kdward 1 Titier, Konrnx, toon #9, 1887 ‘The brig E¢ward H. Title, from Patia 8 for Sawer. we wil prove « we Fire at Woodstocm, vt. OUUNTOCK Moot 80, 1587. ‘The gaa house im this place war devwoyed by Ove this morving. Fire at Srenewich, We. Boston, Soot 80, 1887 ‘The depot of the Kennebec and Poriland Ratiroad. at Rovnewtob, Me. *y log. Inolnding @ laree quent: of DOErage care. Amvont of lom not Fair at Brarttord, Oo W. Raavrruan. U #., "en 90 1867, ‘The weather continner ory favoranie for the Provinttal Fat being beld bere Fifteen toonmand viel ore arrived tedsy Tomorrow s grandharqint will by given, at whic lor Governor General wil! bx given. jeaton. (RAR Met, Sept 29, 18597 The steemshi Thomss fwaan arrived here from New York tt te atternoon oh. Sout ®, 1857, The Unites States veil steamship alabama arrived bore from New York ®: neon to aay Marker GurrAuy Sook 0—1 P.M Floor in dull, There are fo 6 yare, a8 bowers are a7 Ciepewed to subte'\ w any far her decline, Sales to day 600 Doin at $6 06 8B) 12 fw Root Axim Ohio any foware, $5 2 a #6 Sih for bert extras, and $5506 S576 hr coudie estas = Wheat el) rer, and holders a ¢ anxious 0 resiine. Sales to tay 20.000 branele Uhiougs epring 69 Divete terme, ani ® saall lot Of red Onio $. Al noon there wore sellers of Ubiongo “pring & 10, out ne bowers. Gorn ie quiet and unohasged, Sloe to dey 5000 basket e 660 One 360 a9 Galen, Woivkey avila be salem, Receipia in ceenty four bonre a to neon 10 Cay Flour, 1,950 shia | wheat, 6.492 bushele; on, 84,900 borhela, Uanal freighis Uorn 4) New York, 100. wheat, 180. Omcaco, Set 90-6 P Fin: setten, Wheat in grod demand a: 720. orn dull st Slo Cate quiet Shipments to BuilslomNo our 0 wheat, 19,000 borhele corn Shipments to Orwogo—no flowr of whee: 15.008 Susbals corn — Rane te to day—000 bbls, fivar, 11,000 busbeia wheat, 12,000 busbeis corn. THORSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1897. VRRGIBLE EXPLORION IX WEST SPRERC. eee tow of PoUr Heures thereby=—a aumb-r of Seen Hater ails", COOUpeE Part Of Ue third tloor a4» dren and the On| foor ape porter Lewes, Mr, Farrell was ap. the 0. sent at the time; his + ife war elignily injured, ond ade Aister-in Inw, Oaabarlue Dogan, @ young gir] aged 18 years, Persons 4upposed to be uncer the thutues | %™ Killed. Many of the Suf-rers descuca—f'ne Engi- necr under the Rubbish, aboot 6 o'olooe yesreriey eveoing the plasver in\iix own ed by King Brothers, ip West stroot, between Jaue and Horalo, were destroyed by the bursting of @ b tier 40j ting tho mills atthe porth sile were two tenement hocees, cooepled by Ir'eh end Germans, consleting in al! of some to hundred porsons. These houses also fel ve- need 1he turrific expl-sicn, and tt ts supposed that seve raiof the wmet-s are buried in the rule The ebook ‘oanaan by ft wns felt for a considerable distavoo, throwiag the peosie in the vicinity acd all within its resch ists the amos elarm and contusion Various opinions ary ex pressed regarding the canse of {t, Some atirionte it to tho Carel savers of the engineer, whila others say tho boller wus totally andtfer use, At the time we left (here ‘oovld Bot be less thar tep thovsand people lomming at Fina, some of » hom were aiding tbe Gremen tn resoulng the sufferers from the awful fae thai ofier wise @ raltes them. the posoe wee also efficient They bed ropes al. ervand the ruins, amd Revi the erowd at Day, iueroby giv- ing thoe working rmong the ruins a better opportunlty of betmg of ecrvios to those buried benosth. The engincer waa at ope time almost resoned—ho talkod with tas fro men, end they bad reached him eo as to toned hia leg - ‘wber of a sut‘on another pile of the materials foll aad barted the poor f+ lo atl! farther dew. We subseque at ly waited a conridersble time, aad up to the tims of lone tog they bad not found bim. Until the ruipe are oieared it will be difficult to flud out how meny are lost ~Some persons sre under the impret sion that there must be a good pomber of thease who lived im the tenement houses. The friesds of the different per rope were parading the ruins, rateing a melancholy cry for thor busbends, fathers, apd mothers. On the waole! was 8 cad and cistrossing scenc to witness, The 4tforent bovees in the peighbrrhood which escaped uninjured were ren to the wound: d In Ose we sew @ man Rad Womau ettended b; Doo ors Miller and Giles, both of whom the dcotors say were very sertovsly injured. Soms of the weoended we-e tekeo away be'ore our errivnl, conse quently we were onasle to ascortais thsir cameos; Dut of those whomi we saw we give them volow, THE INSCRSD. Richard Alfreds, a German, weo kept store ai the ow oer ‘of Jen@ end Horatio etreots, bad bis b00"9 throws den wpon bin; bia riba were badly fractared and ower wise injared, bub his dootor could uot vay, for maKt of & proper place Wo examine Bim, whe other injuries be gas have fared He was taken so his oroiter's rest dene, at the corner of Uharixe sad Varick streets. He war rot married Alfreda’ oartendor ts supposed to be tn the ratas. Mwvgar't Farref!, a rarried woman, the motnor of + famtiy, Hving ta the ecjotning tenement bocer, ba! ber ara avd shoulder brokeo; abe ay prostrats on the floor, aud wasano'jont of much pity. Her mother and siser are @:L1 6c ps 4 te De under tho ruina, Har dostor coalu not ria e the ® vount of ber injuries for want of a oppor twaity © examine We beard she was to bs comveyod bh the hespttel A wan eho worked in ihe coal yard tu the roar bad bis Jeg adatiered by tu felling of the fence upon bia. He wes aso suppoged to bo otherwise injures. Wile Waterson, the engineer, wad marricd. Ho is still ip the rolos Wr. Dogger, Margaret Farrell's mother, ts also sappreed Wm. McDoveld and family, ooasisting of Ove persone, Ocoupled part of the third oor, They wore ali slightiy qnyored. ‘The widow Dogan (zother of Catbarins) was severeiy injured, he wee takem ty the bespttal. Bryan Onrpenter aud wife occupied the secoed Sewn, they escaped wits only slig tt» jury. IN PWEELING BOOBE NO. 612 #BaT STRRST, COLE OF BORATIy bTRBES. Richard Elfers ocoupicd the fires floor as a grocery, He was taken out injured and sert so the hoap tal, j Berman Tioheu, clork for Fifers, was also eerionaly te- Jored, Ho was taken to the hospital. Charles Grimme and Aogh Gilmore were ctending te she groeory ta conversation, end the fret knowletge Grim mo says be bad was fading bimsef on bie ba & aud the Gilwore across bim, apd the baliding in ruins around mm I, was the steam and scalding water which produced as wjortes Be was texen to bis residence, No 72 Gumse voort street, Ghimore was also iaken bome mwt lo ‘Ubrietion Brook and *ife cecupied pert of the second floor; hey were slightly injured. Samuei Andarson, ete and two obiidren, aleo ooveplet part of tbe ecoord floor. Mr. Anderson was takes to the Rosrited with « fractore of a leg. His wife and children eecaped with shgat injury. Mionaci Coney, wife and thres children. Larry Farley and wi'e; and Woe Boghes were ail cooupania of te third Geor. They dvataines some slight damage, Dui to whet extout we wary unable to wera. John Ready, wife and two children sino oronpiod part of the seoond floor of No, 6.2. fhey susiatued komo eligiy Tne factory buildings, and also the two dwelling Nomen, nore owned by J B King, who etiwsies the thotory ss worth abo: t $6,100 and the other two buildings 9) $4 603 The stock and machuery were worth ado.t $ 0,0 There ts an Insurance cf 96,200 00 ihe stook aud factory, im the New York, Rqvitable and Havorer lasnrance Oars penier; $800 op the bulicing No, 611, te the United Stawe Insuravoe Company ; ana $1,200 on No, 612, in tho Grew wiob Mrmw ance Come ray, Mr. Parrot bas lees his atook of liquors, valced at "vem $600; De insurance. Mir. Aifor's atock of groceries was totally dertwroyes. Lows said to be aboat $300; not Known if ineared 4a $26 poor families lost shelr furndiare, eversthiag betne dest oyed and burtec in tre rvins The boiler bad deer tp use ip tha building for adeui tow yeare, 1 was made by J. 8 Bunos & Us,, cf Gresawtam street. Jae explosion, dhongh not so disastiroas to bums Bf as that whicd ccourred im Hegue sirost a fow years sinea, ls the mort exusive which has ever oocurred la New York of » hike cbareoter, Brovklyu Umy sews. DRETRCOTIVE IN M/KINGRs SPREBT. BBorily before sbree o’okek Wodnex: ‘omg & Bee breke cot ip an untopanted hou e in McKiouey et-ent, near Poplar, apd the Ore extended to tro siuolos eijcum 19 respectively Owced and cooapied by Joho M. Vas Sickien and Il Lobman Thence the Wamos eaerded to the rer of bonaes cp Blocks street, birnug down sorerw an grea ly d: maging others. The full toa tat of ‘be honses op Hiobs streot, +1 bh the pames ofthe cwrert, to be in the ruins 80 is her slater, Ke'e Daggan,and two | oocupents and tn: uran ws, as far as assorieined:— children named McDuuald, who are missiog A map named James Minnan, who worked there, is alto ‘amoog the missing §=He was married spd bad « famiiy. Paisick Mara, of 33 Troy strect, married, was also in jared. Several oibers vere taken io (hs hospital, whose mamee | Levorecge we could Bot possibly ascertain. eTarrM orre. The bockkeeper tn Henry Reeves’ coal yari, which is sitcated at the rear of the milis, states that ne fist hoard the explosion a fuw minutes after 6 o'clock; it resembies (Wat of w powder mill; shook the bulidings—the porter house © posite, also the kindling wood cs:ablisnment; tho kt the two telegraph polos and broke them. The oo f'ne and bole cocupted as 2 storage piace and the th'r) ‘sor as 8 on0p0r ego. Be beard the cause of tre explosion arsigned w the carelossners of the exgincer, by baring tno mact steam to the square trob. The ouliding was brick, s0¢ adjoiniag it wen e wooden ebed wed for rotecting the plaster, Mr. King was siways perdcalar to bie engineers, and very good to them. He aidersiont the stoam engiog was in g00d Coadisios, Dut supposed there waa too mucl sean up Toe caiabilahment was new-—not e-ovted over throe or four years. (hero were some thirteen of fourtes: hands worked inher caily Officer Girand passed the pleoe on last Salurday. H+ | sPresd of the Dames, No #4, co-per Of Poplar piree:, @ large frame owned By hot. 4. ores The lower te ve) part one vaccenpird, abd the up er stories were tenanie? ov famd lice baaed Hoping <o and Witton Lose ao 0) $1,500, La sn. ed for the Muli amount in the Excelsior Lasuraase ew Ly No 22, frame hease, owned by Mrs Sarah and Are and cooust'd by beso White Building de suoyed. Lena $1,500. Insared fur $1,600 in (ne @-nokira lssaraace Compasy, Tae damage 10 couvente amounts to a No. 20, dried frent +ith frame rea, owned and osen by Joma W. Veo Sickien, was euilrely destroyed, i. ty hoore and sable in tho rear. oo MeKimoay street. The toa! ines amounts 10 aroat $5 600, tnared oe rene end Hami\jon tneurance ovaye 0 No. 18, owned by E4win A Hurl four story bricks bourne, com ged Is wn coegan Our were on the groundffioor; ih» second was Heteigle Cabinet waker; (eorge Waivers, Phoemeeer; charles No. 16,8 frame bere wae considers! cy 5 Fu oecupies oy Vo banker, Gaia: er and Ware was seved. A masie is he rear, cooapiea by M> Lohman, war barns! dora Bee Sirady Om the promises La Aroriya Bore. fhe tenants were Lor javnred 1. ag abon! $ 000. The total loss will aot reac (ar from #15,00u, moatty te sored The Ore sz undeuvtedly the worm of aa mea ‘ary The femi'y be’ moved outtne da) previous The femen workes wel! mcd ald much to prevent the further was induced to go in, and he remarked tbst the boiler was | ewe from Buenus Ayres aud Montevisien. Spoor ope, and badly situnted, being at the noru end of the building, adj>tping the tenement houses. He con sidered ft mors vilignons arrangement; the door of (as By the bare Anwearn st. ot this port, we e Bane Ayros papers to Angart 14—Ofteon ¢aye Inter thas pro views advioos via Eagland. The mews is of Dut Lae la bolier was rot tight, and tbe blaze ceuid bo seen oomlag | porta ce. out, They usoe an opright force pump to got the water Tee Provinclal Legisiatnre bad parset & law conte. soto the botler, which he also considered was not projor | cating all the the lards oouferred by, Rass apom his He bearé many speak of the place. Otficer Tyler sta ed tbat the adjoining heusos were low levement bovees, secupted by working peopls. He con sidered there could not be less thas two boodred persone | shert eff s! residing {in them He impression was nat thers were a good mary of them buried tp the ruins, Four or five mon tolo him that they wore afraid tw pase there for the inet six mortbe §«Th.la statement appears to be peturel, for to dord It corld pot be thu the whole of toe inmetus wouls be torte. ie enough to be absent at the ti ae of ibe ooo rence. Mr. King emid that be acd bis brother wore absegi the explosion tock place. Ae thought some nine or vo ked there daily, He considered ihey wore al) fescned, wave the engineer. He cowl! aot tsil ibe! names While telling ws that al! were eared, ap Irith wan ome op and asked bim for James Minoan He orld tive no scoount of him, From Grae Matements We pBould comsider there wae Deg ligence Of Ihe #0. st charncier somewhere. The th va #ADCE FDO Were present bad diferent things © Bay addui We eatadliabment, evob as that the Doller was aa old 090, * reornd Sand aialr, andeo forth. Al all events, toore mictoas. The fret ra‘load fn the Argentine Sistes was to be tn. ated om Angret £0. with great ceremony. Ih ts a ning frow Raonos Ayres 4 & émall town twelve miles land, Tr the p ovinee uncer the rule of Goveral Urquiza there had been dimarbanoes § Revolosi mein Han Jaan, terv man and Hvlta bed Deon supprtered, but the pisore state ® governl feeling of disaffection t¢ apparent, aad Ayres, hat fabvc to Og using am og tar maven. from Montevideo e have dale to Angust 12 The copula was dis rected by the intrigues of Orine aad bin Lertizane. The Bewapaner divccemions 4-0 vary vinkot The edivor of oe of the papers opposed to Uribe and beow atiocked by Om aesmesic. Ou wo let of Anqum © man wee found wh ble Wrest co. oer Uribe’ ovunry ee yellow fover rm ootirely divappesred, fo wice of sold on Avanel 13 ree—O. were sold at E208 mo. bo ult ee Deferred tte of the Hew York Ciuk, By orter of the owners of pachie of the neocon’ and untied Clegnee which were in position to slart in the inte rege te bas bron enough to justify «thorough and rigid examina | # New Bedford, the deferred contest will come.off to day, tion (mie all the adir, and from the sistemenis which wo | % “leven o'clock, under the étrootion of the Regaste Com. ped! Of euob s calamity se was vislied Ou tbe lenocent by ibe explosion of ibis bx tier ANOTHER ACCOUNT OF THE D'SASTER. from BUT AO OF A HTRA® BOLE -—ONKPERAON KILLED | lenat mone of salle AND THIRTY ABRIOURLT INIUM*D —asu0T $26,000 bo ted yard WORTH UF PROPERTY De! VED. Bhorily [afer 6 o'cionk afiernoon the neigh- | aoa dorbood of West and Soratio wtrecte was throws int) + foarfal stase of excitemens, caused by the explosion o” & ‘Scam botier tn the Kniokerbooxer plaster works of J Kira, Now. 609 and 6:0 Post atrret, The facory boild tngy were 44 feet on West streot by 54 feet doep, and turee tories bigh. There wore c'ght or ton men ia the faciory Mithe time The botler was in thecoilar, about the middie | beara. Of the building, on the worth aide. Tero three tory brick to-day ft ts Cue to the public to Sind out the cause | miler. ‘The oourtoe of sailing aro aevigved ©: fo\owe:-— any other yreneration for sariiog Jeein jn oper, #BORIA the weather oF Clroumetances ing fast, Kotarntng, wilt pane abreast of be sleke boat off the Olab Hoar, Go to the westward, Te fed Fee Ge al she Uecye on ube Wont Baak are wba assed wt tevemont houres, Mot, 611 and 612 Weel street, wore ‘The 4 obhweet Bpit Deere frm the woire of the Narrows sino destroyed §=6The «explesion war instantaneous due sooth, dietance from Robin's Reof Light, 10% ra] And wihout warning, burying Ia the rule some thirty | 1nd ‘he duoye of the West Hank ao sambored Persons. The oonfastonjand uproa- which emsced are be yond -eseription acd for ® abort thoes tn the Fiototty wore anperently persiyzed. The N nth precinct police om end the Grete were pros pily of the ground, and toon Al work extriosiiog thowe ip the ruine fhe police wore very «(ivent in Keeping back the crowd, and the fiyemon indefatigable tn thelr eadeayors to rercas tho un fortavate Creaiores whore cries and groaom, as they tay bo ind im (be ruins, were beartronding. The factory and Wo © jotaing bulidingr are now & beap Of ruins 4 sd memento of the desvuctivences of simay when improperly attended to or ated im defective Dollers The following i @ ltet of the names, ax moar ne our reporter could gether ibe pari oulars, of those oa the | Herr. Vv. Premises atthe time of the explosion, and the injory mus tained by each: — IN THE FACTORY. Willan Wreterron, engireor and Gromas, was isken ‘ont of the roins mock injured from braiees and ecaide. Be wea taken to bie residence in Jave sirect, Revovery doubtral. Eibot Johnson, foreman, eroaped wika alight injary. Janes Mende Wis severly injured. Rorides at 1d Horatio street, war taken te the Yow York Howuptial. Thomas Walsh, sped 21 years, native of Ireland; war teken to the Hoepital #ith compound fractare of thigh. Hoory Wollman was oodly injured; wae takon to his restdeonve Jobo Walch and Jobo Ryan oseaped aniajared ‘There wore several others in the faowry who sustained some flight injury, bot we were unabie to ker their ames. 1 D¥ALLTHe HOVER NO. SLL wast eTRRaT. ‘The foliowing {8 the oficial list of une Paohte entivet to TOM 09 this cocsaion:— BROOD CLAN OORTADNING YACHTS CARRYING LOH Thaw 8 500 BuO ARM Pant OF +0WASOR OF THER, OR AnD A QCARURR FROWN DE PRE HyCARE ROUT 4 aoe vet Tooke an Aehr Rpray. |! 4 Pendleton] 9415 4 2 ° ene [4 W Ran ow bohr Monter [@ H Me Viotar] 2°5° ot JG os Hammon: | 2/0 oliinn, JF | ate raid =2. oe Boe. sane. eh. toe rion | 1.0 Blow U. WB. ive sobr Bea Ents & Hl Sinsp Watgte |B. F. hoy Flap Re peeee erat, Hp winnie 10. A Thomas Ture CLAM —CO*T veer ioe tt, Rrowe| tes | |e Klchmows} Galton | ye " Foore. [zasel vom banter Ld. Vaobie not in poniiion to sian before ® A, M. wit be & tr al * James Ferro and family, coumtaing of hia wife and ' ruled out of the rogatie,