The New York Herald Newspaper, September 23, 1865, Page 8

a ee ee Te i ard, York; hr = Hatch, Rockland for ‘tim; But not defore his taunts, tnsutta, neglect and Board of Fire Commissioners. attend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, 34 Pa Re @ $ REAL TRAGEDY iN A THEATRE. taal lem led nor o tao sap Dial Theo business transacted at yesterday's season of the | Java street, on Sunday two Eb t Breraca aoe parchment pen ‘veut to Buln and became an acifse_ Last'Sune ahe | Board was unusually ight. Wo give everyihing of any |" Ganxas.—At Toledo, Ohio, on Thureday, morning. Sep, om oe pi eeiern es Sead A WIFE SHOOTS HER SBAND conmencanons esr Sate anti sin yep erage | Basar PW ris Pr oe a From Matthew T. Brenaan, Comptroller, tranamitting North shore, Staten Island, on afernoon, o& «oO Fr steam corvette Se katate Sar es a ae emp ie tee an Selec. Sip sakemees Sak NORAD. SP OR wo at ‘Yas Bes ower same miner ot ee Set 22, on Allen street, is about to be built on by owners, tend, ‘Steamship Erin (Br), tinea Elopement, Separation, heed and and that the oty'must take care of ite own properey. |, BuLnas.—In Brooklyn, on, Tame end Maree, town 7th with, mdse and tig to, Witilaan at oe goers Se] oer ak Pare ret Billings, aged 20 years, 3 months and 26 days. too, wi ‘lat i, lor ‘ship. Harvest. y ‘Gibbs, , Fhulaacipbia pe Attempted Murder. ee ee ee ia Haine No Friends ofthe family are ive to tend the tnea bout same day, ltt, on 1, easly Sonia beace Biches foes we, . ee el Fa F ree eae 6; noting resignations, expulsions, ie from she Finws Reaties < eee & Nassau street, on Sun- 7} Pol soublic, Dol New 0: J, Sept 18, and E? for NYork; ana ene D Baas ve 60; givin eng 30 a be nt sting Casxma.—On Friday, September 22, Axx Euza Cax- | {he 33 an Oe eere ean | geW MAVEN, Sept 18—Arr brig Nuevites, Wright Maya- THE WIFE’S STORY. fe aad on the is in chat in ook of Mo ropoitan Companies’ houses; | 7p, ae a geix ‘lon —. saw steamebip | © 20th—Arr mere ors Hotchkiss, Demarara; schr pulse of the moment drew her weapon at him | eo many persons have’keys uses are le en- de. &e. ‘ae. lose ‘behind his ear. She does not recollect more, | tered any time, as waa that of No. & Stam Bugine re. | aitend the funeral, from the rosmanse Of hor Bratt | the. whole ng, Atking, ilon, Head, 90 hoor | a ay ca Oe es Sia hen. except thatthe room swam aroand, she dropped her cently, while were absent at a fire, when watches pewtrce with to US Quartermaster. 14th, Thos wenn o Barbadoa Jol ~ ; chr RR ‘weapon, aud would ave fallon but ‘for tho bystanders, | and various articks were nant Referred. bay nt Westchester county, N. ¥., | New York,’ died; ‘off Hatteras. passed sche. Witch oy ‘Tee Chicago papers of Wednesday Yast contain par- | whe seized her, She, however, bes no regret, no re-| — From J. J. Lou; ughrey, ‘tenderi jon as foreman Vridey, rane) 22, Param Caner, pon of | useasof n, Bound N; 2st, off Cape Charles, Re | cline Barks Soa Situs, Rio aveiro;” Mystery, Mome—she moant to-kill hima, % revenge the causéless | of HVotropotitan a ne Company ny No. 8 Reterrod, oa ized 0, sienzin B by Ws come day Palumbo, Cork for or- Uculars of a terrible tragedy (enough Yo ‘fill a three ae August and Margaret Cannye, aged 4 years, 8 months and we bound N Gilkic, Portamouth; "John Welsh, Jr, Fifield, volumernoval of the most harrowing description) which | *Dame.he had put upon her, The follewing is a at ven Sane Coy ecient” Paternal,” | 19 days. a ameflimes brig Clo, one is Gfaude for New York, short poate ed Star, Boatse’ Barbados; AM Plant? vcurred in that city the eveaing previous. We quote:— | 1 married George Bosch a your ago. 1ast agua |: me Bee 8 Curae, sense eine. ete that | dines, Cortland avenue, ‘See. Be Taian chard at teat Yen, Deford, Loreland, Boston, 24 hours bal Are ire Hi Harrie (Br), Card, Havana, Old brig ‘A tragedy was enacted last evening at Colonel Wood's | rived with him six weeks; he wus 0 et ee ae Fr atlo yct pr | streets,’ on Sunda} ‘at three o'clock. vie Rema, Tales Mystic, 24 baljest, to a Se NYork, Robern Moser, areal tragedy; which was wot announced in | during that time; ‘bo was "incapable of being one; the | lars on aie partment Premises comer | frionds and relatives are iy invited to attend. foe, Myetis, Shean oe Sane hy Kingaion, dam tches iF Oso Yhe bills, which required no ebearsal, and which no | marriage was never consummated; ho was during all | Chambers and Centro stress, om tocuass A Renton, | _ CARsERY.—On Friday, September 22, Jawxs Canseny, Iain, (ite 8 to load in Button & Go's line for’ San Fran ovinestown, WP’ Philips: Staithyand Pe- audience was present to witness. While the actors were | this time jealous and abusive te me; I bore with bim ag | ° apa] preted ee ‘ native of Ireland, in the 46th year | cisco.) ia! Barnes, Boston; ") Whitehone tonen m5 fretting an@ strutting their hour, in light-eomedy, on the | long as I could; I could not stand it any doar; 1 lived —o— poo a a ronerty is. HE evel Hiss Foubert, Martinique, 15 days, ans ae fh 2. Fisner, stage there Was tehind ‘the scenes’ an act | with him until’ the marks of hie brutality and rough | .. "fom var oman operty owners, asking that | he iriends of the family are requested to attend the | Mat oBora A ineken eS Osean aug ag, with | Georgetown: J McCluskey, Crowell, Gloucester: Caroline C, which, ceuld it have presented before the | handling could be seen upon arms; he used me La gine funeral, on Sui , at two o'clock, from his | cotton, Ts boat bound to Liverpool, and put into aa for | kin, St John, NB. Below bark Tronsides, ‘Penang, vi audience, would have caused a greater «sensation than i gfe angrily; he lived away from me up to this a new ae ee a gr tee Referred. late resi 85 Pacific ya. medical axsistayce and supply of men. Aug 2, at SW Pass, | Holmes’ Hole; brig New York, from Girgonil. Cid atéam- the killing of-a hundred Poloniuses. The following isa | time; I knew him three years before he married me; I Prom CG. Cornell, Street ee eee asking that ‘CosTeLLo.—At Hoboken, on ening, Septem- | Marcellus H , Necond officer, of Wisca' Me er ship Stars and Si pes Howes, Havana; Victoria (Br), sketch of the any At occurred, withia slight racer commenced acting upon the stage with him; I was ads 3 pig” the late Bureau of Fire ber 22, Catuanig, the beloved wife of f Fraucts Costello, 10th inst, Arthur E' Poland, seaman, of Round’ Pond, Me, | Christian, au Pri erty eee ‘Cow ef the circumstances which led toit:— not connected with the stage before I married him; | the books, &c., e Fg a native of parish of Killtormer, county Galway, Ireland, | #0. Bay; Ed Afterward 1 Cok, up’ the age for. a. lving, be belonging to the Street Commissioner's office, Packed oe odin aekoaae Brig Kenneth (Br), Stanley, Tampico; 2 days, with hides, | Emery, Boston; AN ELOPEMENT AND ITS CONSEQUENCES, . pote ag “oblii bx 1 woud” not | Up and sent there. Referred to the Chief Engineer wi Pans Ingen Coan, aged fouls. Se, ay hy oho Balt Cay, TH, 18 doyn, with salt, to | { 7 Nei D Bi he Boas, Smale, month aga young mau named Gear | lina ith bin; Tei way not sel righty Twtonaed | P%°%, se sag radar No. rmonstrating sgsians | 2 Yom, la relay erates 2 a F'fenlton ae” ‘ eT nea roctee eaoy on rs ‘to Bi fa; Teame. back this ting with the inten op The relatives and friends of th family are ave reapectflly Brig Nellie Barrett, Summers, New Orleans, 23 days, with | Kelly, Pi nce; sion, was paying his addresses to one of Chicago's fairest | in op pas ncmid ith we ny far ‘at their urgent re- | the action of the Board o ne the phe par te bare 4 invited to attend ‘the funeral, on Sunday ‘to master. Binaloa, Kilion; A T Rowlat nor Fred Randall, Guokeopes, whe réaien’ at No. 31 Pine | Quests [heard nothing from bith except, that hi he was | Pecousidersd. otorred. said action be | tye tioce, trom tho resldgues af har parents, NO G6 | OMe Nelle, Wallace, Norfelk, ays, with: cotton, &e, 10 fotelits 296." Teak and Alsons’ Foster SpE wat seed eS cence eae ine cited har emeociocate rere in the oy "hal ot boca here weok before he | F0cousidored, Referred.” Went Fityctourth strat Behr eo Howara oe Savannah, 12 days, with Patria: Mtg, Ran Pawiectey ke a: 8 1¢ | bad filed his plea for divorae, on a the of ‘adul- be aafaaassad Darr. unt.—On Tuseday evening, ber 19, at Middle re ¥ ‘Corson, River year, et Se are aa ee wotheg young couple | tery with one William: Balfour ‘inknown;” | By Committee én Speapmens and Blecietinies == A an ro. “yet rh, iesment > O. Chelsea, Bran 8, Cae Binrernpor vers glia. agile, Smuthavos well an Une threaia’ of parents, and. one ‘ne | ™Y,Parente took it up, and T fete nc inclined. to take up poltan En ne Company No. 6, vice J, Kinelcks re. | The ho relatives andfriends of the family are invited to ohr Erengreen, Bellosta, Philadel ton He Haron, javen, Hapouiae faven: Lottie, Wiloox, eraghitthate tesco" camesis ets | Brim nya el | Seth A, og Sg te em ot Ei [opie loc hiecsintigritinite. | xtettiaat aaa nation a a af os moment, gine Com a i "1 Q 4 ei a ouseieeaaly yore id pot prose hap oe fad sone Paar - equine es Tent to him inthe the theatre; Lean ne va iy and Fs bn Volnniaes ier y pisacrrectiaaealy, on-Thursday morning, Septem! Behr ite mcg eae oe ge, ai ial icin slvcting rig Net erttine oh Mod the rir!’ going. to vialt some friends im, | Be Assured me that he ‘could aot prove those charges | sive Company No, 6, on paying ug de vi. HB 21, Asean H. Dannow, of Ravenswood, L. 1., hr Chamy WROVIDENCE Sept AcArr steamers Galiten, Jones Putalo, while Beach arcepted an engagement naa “utili. | Against me; Tasked him why he made those jaryhe Savini Mel Company Hola pny darby vor weirs, Hyer Pal lars, ot een khourdse zt forks 4yman’” in Colonel Wood's theatre.” He has been en- pe prolly as Perry pcp teed fe J ‘All of which were adopted. ea of Pl cz reday, September 21, Katt Seans, | gieamer Chas Chamberlain, are sar yada Pratt, Brown, an FloraA Sa Rawyer, Hood, Philadel oe aged at that establishment in the same capacity forthe | yea Acard to the public; be said pent he nie he ub By Committee on Buildings and Supplies :— The relatives ods of the a ‘and those of | ¢BArk Marie (Arg). arrived 2iat, is con consigned wo Domlew, | inal Jane, Ketchum; Mexioo, Carter: Jpn an Manlove, Stabe. cdnaiammthite Sees rove them; no threats against him: 1 begged | | Purchasing beds and effects of Volunteer Engine Com- | 1S roiner “yonn Searg, aro respectfully invited to | Commer# & Co, and sot as previouily repo nnd fee Bind, Wallan aanaeinn Ble nant keg BEACH APPLIES FOR. A DIVONCH, Ym, for my sake, if he had the slightest fecling for me, | pany No. 23 for $600, Adopted. attond the funeral, (from Ber Jato residence, 100 West BELOW ray finan, NYork.” Sid aches. Etna, bali A fow weeks ago, from some information he received | to do ag I wished him; I had my character to keep: By Committee on Apparatus and Hose:— Twentieth street, this (Saturday) afternoon, at one | Ship MR Ludwig. ‘M Sherman, Sherman, do (or Philadely from Buffalo, whererhis wife was liviug, he came to the | did not want to live with him again; I told him that J | _, Donating, as = request, Saac —— engine to Manhattan | os ciock. sig Aneta SAILED, L Crook, Laight, Champion, og ten aim determination to-sue out. bill of divorce from her in | would sooner do so than that thie should continue to go Conpany, CR TAAiaN sud“ ASeppaa California papers please copy. base siete ce fi eeebeeaports loos ae ae, pln "Bar New the Recorder’s Court in this eity, alleging in the bill that be filed that she had been guilty of adultery, The an- nouncement that such a bill bad been filed was pul dn the Chicago papers, When Mra, Beach learned that such was the case, she immediately left Buffalo for C! ‘cago, arriving here in the latter part of last week. immediately sought an interview with her husband, in the strongest terms, it is said, urged him to withdraw the divorce bill, promising atthe same time that she would return adlive with him. He appears, according to the accounts of several of his acquaintances, to have consented to this arrangement; but the moment his wife left him he changed his. mind, and dectined to withdraw ‘the Dill. MRS. BEACH THREATENS TO SHOOT HER HUSBAND. On the afternoon of Monday Mrs. Beach met her bus- band in front of the museum, and they walked — oage over Ciurk street bridge, and thence towards While walking up the avenue the wife draw the bill, aud. he reused. gl> barrelled Smith & Wesson pistol Ket, and told him that unless he agreed to proposed she would shoot him down on the ite the Dill unless he withdrew it. Finding himself completely in the power of a young, beautiful but determined little woman, he reluctantly consented, and they retarned along Clark street and parted, apparently on good terms, at the museum. what she hi spot. She told him she was.determined to antic! THE TRAGEDY. Yesterday she learned that Beach had not fuldiied his promise, and that the bill was still before the court, She seems to have then determined on the direst revenge. She Joaded the pistol and placed eight or ten curtridges in her pocket, in case one might not prove effectual. She then posted herself, carly inthe evening, in the vestibule of the museuin. ’ She walked backwards and forwards im- patiently, tly as if she were waiting anxiously for rome one. Officer Edwards, who is attatched to the es- tablishment, knew her by sight, and was aware that she was waiting for her hueband to make his appearance. | Beach bad told him that he was greatly troubled by her following him to the theatre, and that he had been una- ‘bie to attend rehearsal owing to ber violent conduct ao the previous day. Edwards suggested that the matter could easily be remedied, as he would prevent her from entering the building, if Beach wished it. Beach was not inclined, however, to proceed to tals extremity, and the matter dropped. SHE SHOOTS HIM DOWN IN THE GREENROOM. About eight o’clock last Beach entered the vestibule of the theatre and found his wife waiting impa- tently for him. By a strange coincidence, they retired to the room where stands the wax statue of the martyr Pres.dent. Here they stopped for about half an hour, and, as the.door leading to the roam was open, the door: Kooper heard high words pass between them. They came jut together, Beach telling her, that it was time for him to dress for his appearance in the comedy of “ Sybilla,”” which wasthen gaing on, and he entered the “green- room’? door, which was standing open. The woman fol- Jowed, and czclaimed. in an angry tone, “Will you once for all withdraw that bill?” He turned and replied, “No, Gus, I will not do it!” “Then take that!’ she eri levelling her pistol, she fired. The bullet lodged neck of her victim, near the spinal column, and he fell flat on his face. Officer Edwards rushed forward to pick up the wounded-maa, and the girl—for she is in reality nothing but a girl—turned on her heel, cool and collected as if che had done a brave action. Officers Willian H. Tunniclife and. Thomas Meore were entering the theatre at the time, and the instant they heard the report of the pistol they ‘turned, and the girl almost ran into their arms. HER CONDUCT AFTERWARDS. Officer Tunnicliffe, observing the man iying on the ground with the oozing from the wound in his requested officer Moore to attend to him and called on ce odieal ‘Edwards to wend forasurgéon, Both orders were strictly obeyed. Tunnicliffe asked the girl what she had done with the pistol, when she replied with a pieazant smile, “I threw it on the floor; wasn't I fool- har" She seemed to be highly elated at the deed she jone. HER FATHER WISHES TO FINISH THE JOB. . Among those who came out of the theatre into the vestibule was Mr. Alfred Randall, the fathor of Mrs. Beach. The moment he was made aware of what ‘taken place he inquired in an excited tone if Beach was dead. | Recetving a reply in the negative ho expressed wish to finish the job which his daughter had begun. As he was very-excited, Captain John Neleon, who had ar- rived at the spot, ordered officer Moore to take him into NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER’ 23, 1865. on; I would sooner do it than that the e should remain; I was the first to go back rather than that I eet this interview ‘took and eleven o'clock. disgrace of nis cl A ee cnerperda’ © eee ta Ia on; rwards I wel m er, for this ‘interview with im; uerviow page yesterday, between ten went to my lawyer asked him to make outa paper for ma; Bench eald he would take back what he had said; bo (lawyer Smith) wrote such a paper took tha: paper and went to him, because he told me ine he wished to repair. every dam: he had done me; I ‘went tu him and toid him I would make any sacrifice for him if he would sign that paper; I would go myself and have it inserted ina. paper; ‘well, he wonld not—sald he must see his lawyer, it might be a triex made for him; bogued, cried did everything coaxed him stayed vies him from four to seven; I would not lose sight of him till he did it; I told him I was his wife by the law, and could do as I pleased about it; he tried to be careless and sarcas- tie and bitter with me, ‘and tried to taunt me; he said it made no difference to him what I did; and Itold him he could not prove such charges against me; I followed him to the museum; dt was against bis foel- Inge altogeter; he was angry; he got away as quickly as possible; my conduct was, perhaps, singular then; I scarce-knew what I was doing; it was the same thin over again; begging all the way hoinae_—begging, as knew, for what I ought not to beg for; and so he left on good terms, and promised to see me at eleven o’clock this morning; he promised to sign the papers this morn- ing; well, eleven o'clock came, twelve came, five came, and he dd not come, and after promising me that he would withdraw his bill at the least, I said 1 wonld not ‘be satisfied with that; I must have a public card in the f or nothing at all; eo at twelve o'clock I wanted to go to seck him; at last a map camo with papers, and said a notice bad been served upon me—a notice that I shgnid appear at such a time; it wag very important, but he had assured me that this trial would not come off till November; I did not know this man; when I looked at the pa Tknew how Police Intelligence. PICKPOCKET IN A’ RAILROAD CAR. Edward Gilmore, » shoemaker, twenty-two years of age, residing atNo, 86 Mulberry strect, was yesterday ar- raigned before Justice Ledwith to answer the eharge of stealit watch from the pocket of Enos B. Morse, re- siding at No. 181 East Houston street. While riding on one of the Fourth avenue cars, on the 16th inst., Mr. Morse missed his watch, when’ near Ninth atroet, and made known his loss to ‘Sergeant Lush, of the Fifth pre- cinct, then on aboard the car. The sergeant ordered that no one should leave the car till a search was made, where- upon Gilmore instantly jumped from the front platform and ran through Ninth street towards Broadway, hotly pursued by Sergeant Lush. When about the middle of the block Gilmore was overtaken and arrested, previous to which, however, he dropped a watch on the pave- ment, which was picked up by Pauline Veit, of No. 145 Ninth street. ‘The watch was subsequently identified as the one stolen from Mr. Morse. The accused was com- mitted to the Tombs for trial, in default of $1,500 bail. Justice Ledwith aiso required Mr. Morse to give $500 bail for his fature appearance to prosecute the. prisoner. COMPLAINTS AGAINST TENEMENT HOUSES—THEIR DANGEROUS CHARACTER. Captain Bowen G. Lord, of the Sanitary pohce, yester- day entered complaints against the tenement houses Nos, 220 and 222 East Seventeenth street, charging that they contained eighteen and twenty families respectively, in all embracing seventy-five and seventy-seven persons; that the buildings are twenty-five by forty-five foet, five stories bi about sight feot between the floors and are exceedingly’ filthy, the atmosphere so impure as to render the houses unfit for habitation; that about one hundred cases of fever occurred in these two buildings last-year. This complaint was made to the of completely he had deceived me—even far.ag to get ahead of me and come me if ho could: T never wron, im any was a fretful, wilful wife to him, hesuad he aegin oa oo by his Con: duct ; but I was ‘never unfaithful to im in any way; custody and convey him to the central police station. After being confined in the central vee Mr. Randall was liberated in Nelsen having stated 1! harge to fer him ane pope! placed him in custody 1@ was excited and |! to commit a breach of the peace in the theatre. HE GIRL’S CONDUCT OX HER WAY TO THE 8TA- THON. to pour out “ the lecture room conveyed his ‘When the crowd efcer Tonniclife q prisoner down Court House sguare to the central station. She chatted An the most lively manner to the officer, and when taken down waise and placed in a cell smiles mantled her Sot geveraly wer “tte be g-sppeared dhs not generally ¥ ings, Tarcinated with her hand: ve appearance as she sat smiling on alow oak “ih. Jee pao ‘pale golden hair par- ‘ally disheveled, relating the circumstances of the tragedy to Superintendent Tuttle, THE WOUNDED mas, ‘The wounded man was carried prot pty roome under ihe stags, snd Dr Fis quic endance and probed the wound for the bullet, ever, he was unable to find. He stated, how- er, ‘that although the ball had not penetrated the spinal column,fand that although the man was ina very critical condition, ti gies! would ultimately resover, with * procured im th and Beach, who was suffering greatly fi ¢ lose of Dlood, was Hea his residence in the west division, He was still alive ata late hour last night. HIS PERSONAL APPRARAY Bench is a tail young man, about twenty-seven of age. He ts wall built, and is od Jooking man. 9 quiet and unasew im his manners, and i# generally well diked by the members of the dramatic company at the museum. | THE WOULD-BE MURDRRESS. Mre. Beach, the would-be murderees, is about eightcen cara of age, and ts Very prepossesming in appearance Her features are Very expressive, aud a continual smile plave about a well formed mouth, which even the siartiing events of last night did not chase away. Her hair is of the present fashionable golden hue, and she tuay be described gewerally as » handsome young girl. HBR COMPUCT LAST NIGHT. Mrs. Beach did not sem in the least to appreciate the fearful positian in which she bad placed herself Inst night by her rach condnet. In faet, it was quite the re- verse; and any ove to have observed her would have Iningmed that de juat performed a very praisewor- ving attempted to marder ber hus- She will be brought mp at the bar of the Pelice Courtto-day, if her husband is able to appear against ber, which, from the eritical powtion he was in Jast night, 18 very dowbeful. AS INTERVIEW WHITH MIS. BEACH. At aJate hour last evening our reporter saw Mre. Beach in the celis at the central police station. A deli- cate looking girl, of a pleasant, open countenance, but with a wild, wierd took in her large blue eyes, xt bareheaded in the litte corridor outside the open cell door, reading # wewspaper. She had been emging during the evening some girlish ballad, so the janitor told as, and seemed quite unconecious that she had committed a grave crituc. Feeling hungry, she had asked the usually stern air, Giiewvie \ur «0 food, and the crackers which be gawe her si. declared were the sweetest food she had taated ina longtime, “she ain't righty sir,” said Mr. G., “her trouties have tarned her head.» And so we thought, as we looked at the childlike @poature not yot etgh years old, sitting there ander the gaslight, her Jight, brown wavy hair bound with a ribbon behind, and falling ip tiny curie over her delicate neck. She seemed more like a sebool a, sacengst penalty for some trifiing breach fee, Ahan a wife whose st . had pi. re ny BF up tos pitch of homicidal frenay. Sho thought we were very kind to come there 40 hear ~ ber pdor story. She had been married something over ® ius > fan cat Por #ix woeks she lived with bis, cad Aish Mian wayIN a and so I went down town; I went to see my mother, and she thought I bad better go to lawyer 8 Smith; she told me that I had her full permission to cow- hide him; I eame to Rush street bridge; it was opan; I wont round to the other bri Lake street and bought a revolver; what gore or anything about tt; 1 wer to the museum; did not tell him that I was goli went into the green- room and vaited for a jong’ time; when he (Beach) saw mo he looked dismayed, as though he did An expect me at all; Lgreeted him as a8 Teould doit, bo- lieving I wes to murder him; asked sorter ‘why he deceived me; ae him it ba a ps, his fier bad delayed him; had; P*omething aad delayed, ohio also mae the ‘afternoon ; I wld him I did not. want to stand in the greenroom, with people watching and noticing me; people were standing hearing what was going on; well, we walked into the other room; walked into the room where the Dae figure of the President is, and we stood there talk- ing; he said he could not do anything; he would be glad if he cor -~ send any message t> me to-day Tasked:, “o," said he; I did not say I had received any hing; “Did you pt a meseage?” “No,” said he; We Sie recived anytt I made ao anawer; 1 war goin ay angry with him; ‘You have made against me; I never threatened your life; I will not bear ut—etther you or 1 will ror he - re gone—for it shall not go on;.I felt worse about the diagrace—it is more than I cangbear; I will do sayings will make @ law for myself before I will it; even then he lied to my face; he told me I had’ better iter go home; I said “tay business is with you; you must declare my innocence to the public; Iwill sever leave zou ui you do;” he then said, “I want to dress;” I then sald, “I wil go to your dressing room, Iam your wife;”’ ke ‘said he did not wish me to go; he was so bitter, and taunt’, and disgusting, and mean and low, now, that when his back was turned to me—(my revolver was londed ; I got the man to fix it for mc)—he went ia front of me; 1 came up to him (showing the distance of within a foot of his back) and fired at him; I shot him with the in- tention of killing him; in a’ moment he fell down; 1 heard him drop; T let the pistol drup; 1 had no idea of escaping; we were ing, rh the hall to go the private hall, it the greenroom; it war in the hall Jeading toeewe great roost Lpemd tare impulse on my part; of course, when I bought this pistol, I had the feeling of wanting to shoot him without asking him anything; but when T'saw him T thow abe was my has. that be Kad one me; T'would the I would have bey to live wil 7%, Mrs. Beach, and she Politely resumed her newspaper as us out pon po Fogg vale Aye f Fire in West Thirty-fifth Street. A MAM AND TWO FEMALES ARRESTED ON 8US- PICION OF ARSON. Shortly after two o'clock on Friday morninga fire broke out in the three story brick building No. 232 West ‘Thirty-fifth street. The origin of this fire presents some intoresting facta. On Thursday evening, between soven and eight o'clock, Fire Marshal Baker was notified at his residence by Mr. ‘i. P. Voehlinger that he believed, from 0 had been told, that Mr. Charles Burgdorf, a inet maker at No. 232 West Thirty-fifth street, in- tended to set fire to his The marehal went to the ‘Twentieth. precinct station House and it Russell entan officer after Mr. Burgdorf, who, on, belng in- formed by the Fire Marshal of the that he in- tended to set fire to his shop, denied all intention . doing 80, and said he had been threatened by a man ii the Kighth avenue to injure him, bat he had ever aald he would burn him out. He icone that he was only insured for $000, and that his property was worth | more than that amoont. He was then cautioned by the Fire Marshal to see that no.tire occurred in his shop, when he left. Proviously to sending for Mr. Burgdort the Fire Mi |, Sergeant Russell and an officer went into the cabinet shop and examined the maiaes, but failed to find any preparation to set fire to the At about two o'clock the next mornii (Praay) an Soke ere. ) in thepremises used by Mr. Burgdorf for storing his seasoned Wood. ‘The alarm was promptly given, but before the flames were extinguished the en- Ure building was destroyed, As soon as it was known ‘that the fire originated in Mr. Burgdarf’s jises orders wore given for his wrest. Officer Moulinger, of the Twentieth net, finally succeeded in finding Mr. pana” la Burgdorf, nile wite and step-danghter at a lager beer sa- soon im Forty-first street, between three and four o'clock in the anorning. He arresied them ail and conveyed them to the Twenticth precinct station house, and yester- day morning they were taken to the Police Court at Jef. ferson Market, and comm:tteg for examination by Justice Dodge. The stock and tools of Mr. Burgdorf were not worth mere than $500 or $600; they are insured for tr 500 aS the People’s Insurance Company, and net for Wades ocecupants of the building are on the first ‘one Frederick Noltee, who keeps a grocery, loses $500; ineured for $000 in the Rutgers Instance company. Sacond floor, pmno legs facto Frederick Miller & Frank Kis Haw Loss tly inured, The third floor and attie ‘were occupied ir. Bo ‘The rear parts of the speed and third foors wore, ba cupied_ by Christopher Koch asa er shop. about $3,000. Insured for 1,000 in ‘Grocers’ tae anoe Company. Simons & dressers, and Curtis Vallier, kindling wood raasrenieetty cocepted the ee in of the rear of the lot. were all destroyed. Loss No insurance, — The buildings hos ah CJ the Sen of Andrew Mclean, Loves abont $5,000. red for 000 in the Brevoort and Morris Insurance Company. bout $100 damage by water was done to the furniture jn dwelling No, 224 Wost Thirty fifth street, occupied wer, Ineuped for $1,000 Ja. yl Indemnity Police Commissioners, who also made affidavits which were submitted to Justice Dodge. The istrate sent for Mr. Charles Sheenan, ani Cf, the ‘dings in een who agreed to cleanse and jo ie ye eh tionable tenement houses, thus renderi: ~ A em safe for occupation by deceat people. Should Mr. Sheenan fail to do so further action will be taken in the matter by the sanitary authorities, The Fog edge at Sambro—Daboll’s Fog Trum pet. the woe Recorder, Sept. 13.] Our readers are generally aware that a1 ments were made ad Board Works of this 1 afew months ago ‘nth Mr. Daboll, in New York, to fornish two of his rotating fog trumpets for Halifax waters—one of which was to be put up at Sambro, and the other on Cranberry Island@ so. The machinery arrived here safely, and ond + the signals has already vate sits gd re at condi and ag we previously mated, working condition. members. oF col ey =| accompanied by. me "Daboll and. the’ Raperiniendest aganees, and one or two other gentlemen, visifed Sam! day in the steamer Boxer to witness the operation of the machine and hear it blow. A little description of the siqpat in go 3m question may not be uninteresting. Daboll makes use of Ericsson’s caloric engine for power to condense the air into an air tank, or receivez, ‘and with this condensed air blows a reed trumpet, which ap @ very peculiar sound. Affixed to the main shaft of the engine is an ingenious automatic arrai t, which opens the valve upon the mouthpiece of the trumpet, causing it to blow three or four times a minute, ar Dlast occupying five or six seconds, and at the same time revolves the trumpet so that the sound is thrown from ‘one point to er. The sector wheel which regulates the motion of the trampet is so arranged that the trum- pet can be made to ie es of the circle re- quired—either %0 deg., 180 deg., 270 deg., or the whole circle, 860 deg., at pleasure. At Kambro the sound only requires to be hi about one-half the circle of the hori- zon, or say 180 deg., #0 that the sector is set to revolve the trumpet balf way around and back, which it docs ‘with perfect regularity about once a minute. The engine used for the signal at Sambro is of the twenty-four inch size, as also that for Cranberry Ish ani the cost for coal to keep it rumning does not ex three cents per hour. Unlike a steam engine, it requires no water and no engineering. To fire it up "and keep it ey with coal like a house or cooking stove, is all that is required by the lighthouse nau ~ 7 ‘as the heat gives the engine its power and motion. e sound pro- duced by the trumpet is unlike other sounds, and we think no one can mistake it after he bas once heard it. Wo understand that since 1t commenced blowing at Sam- =. it has been distinctly heard’ at a distance of ten miles, are mole saquaigied with ‘his thoog? regunding’ peal, le wi 18 % ‘No difeulty exists in making o coand fens woe Me Ty de which can be heard at a Provided adequate means are employed to Iheorrrd epanne power, But steam is dn impracti- cable and dangerous element at a TAB. gon is both expensive and and requires mee’ rienced gunners, while bells have been em light houses fo for ages past, ‘and have almost ranatiy joreover, if a steam whistle is heard ina fog i it is Smeuhe likely to be mistaken for a steamship. If a gun is heard, in like manner it would as probably be mi en for a ship atsea. To make a sound, whieh cau be beara far enough to be useful, and when eard, fuliy and its precise direction indi- bed is the true of & fog signal. | In support of * this, and the efficacy of Daboll’s signal, we are in! by Kendrick, the very efficient roy OF Light Houses. for this provi that when he was in the States last erenesing the different fog signals in use at light houses there, he met a Boston and New York steamship commander, who was fami! ac. Marly quainted with Daboll’s fog trumpet, who eaid to him, “We can always hear Daboll’s fog trumpet far enough to be useful; and when we hear it we know what {t is, and where it is.’ "MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. | Married. Cuxsrvomam—Wrrry.—On Thursday, September 21, by the Rev. % D. Brown, Mr. Epwaro H. CunninaHam to Miss Hanerer Wrrry, all of this city, No cards. Daviwsox—Eniera—In New York, on Thursday, Se tember 21, Wii11aw Davison, youngest son of Ralph De vison, Esq., of Chapel House, county of Northumber. land,’ England, to Jomaxxa crtin, only daughter of John Ehlers, Bsq., of Weebawke Heights, New Jersey. —At Rimira, N. Y., on Tuesday, Septer: ber 19, by the Rev. Dr. Kellogg, irevot Capta'y Manis is Kant, Twelfth United States ce to Frepgnica Avs. tagpx, daughter of Jon C Fow.er. RAT. —At Catskill, N. Y., on Thursday, September at by Rev. ¢ Wobster, Mr. Cranes & Fowrsn, of New York, to Miss Emmy’ Bapgav, of Cats. wa, No cards pian—Canvir.—On Wednesday, September 20, st ft Bartholomew's churehy by the Rev. ‘Dr, Cooke, Epwarp Caartes Firvten to Evia Winrnror, daughter of Charles Curville, Esq , all of this city, Hoxren—Herwt.—On Thursday, September 21, at the residence of the bride’s futher, by the Rev, J. A. Roche, Mr, Jeneanan Huwrer to Mise Live A, Heaor, both of this cit Foun X—AveTIN.—In Christ church, Stratford, Conn., on Wednesday, September 20, by the Rev. George D. Pohnson, assisted by Rev. Danl. C. Weston, P. EpwWanos Jonson, ort jew York, %0 Anna ELvina, second daughter of Thomas Austin, Eeq., of ord. TrLEn—Van NaMnn—At the residence of the bri aunt (Mrs, E. Duvall), in Brook}; ning, September 21, y the Rev. A. Tyian to Mine b., only daughter of Jos, Van Namee, , all of Brook}; cards, ANDEVENTER— yar} Jersey City, N. J., on ‘Wednesday evening, September 20, Thy the Rev. Jamon B. Murray. ot New Haven, ¢ Conn., Dr. % A, Vay. pavawren to Mins Faw Died. Apaxs.—On Thursday, September 21, eg Marv the beloved wife of Adolph Adams, aged 31 years, months and 17 days. ‘The friends and relatives of tho family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, at St. Matthew's eharch, ‘Walker atreet, near Broadway, on Sanday afternoon, at two o'clock, The remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for interment, ALL On Thursday, September 21, Cuantme Siren MAN ALES, youngert won of Goorge and Althia Allen, aged 1 year and 4 months, Thy frioude and relayives Brg Foapecttully invited 1 Gocrrty.—On Thursday, Septem mber 21, Mary Carsa- nixw Godenry, aged 10 months and ¢ days. ‘The faneral will take placo this (Saturday) morning, at a a ten o'clock, from the residence of her parents, 140 Purser Wm H Moorhouse, of steamship Republic, from Twenty-fi street. New Orleans, has our thanks for favors. Grovestse.—On Thureday, September 21, Kats, wife of Charles Grovesteen, in the 24th year of her age. The friends and relatives of the family are respeotfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 101 Crosby street, this (Saturday) afternoon, at one o'clock. Tue Te Tomains will be taken to Calvary Cemetery for in- ‘Tanr-—On Friday, September 22, of t eonsumption, Ed- ‘wanp Hanr, aged 32’years and 8 months, ‘Notice of the funeral in to-morrow’s paper. The members of Pyramid Lodge, No. 490, are hereb ‘The Commercial Express Company, of 60 Broadway, New York, and Common atreét, New Orleans has our thanks for favors. Sreamsmr Havana, Captain M R Greene, which arrived on Wednesday from Havana, hada cargo of 4024 boxes of sugar. besides some other freight. She cominenced discharg- ing ~ rreen, cst AM into lighters, while at anchor in Cc hours work she was all dischat weed 300 boxes, at which time she was taken Tathe balanes doc ono to receive a new screw. summoned to attend the funeral of our late brother Ed- : W m4 en ward Hart, on Sanday, September 24. ‘The Lodge will | winu” cram Howton, hed arrive sea ara, ia Se Page convene ‘it thelr rooms corner Eighth avenue and Twen- | Bagh Wily was 198 days ont on the 25u -fifth street, at half-past twelve o'clock. By order of | snip Marstow, Al%, 8 tons, built at pig say 1886, e Master. haa been sold £06 abet SRO Hyator.--On Friday morning, September 22, after a | Banx Hovstox, from New aaa ee ee lingering illness, Gzoraiaxa Kvox, relict of’ Robert milan tor Galeeston inland prise ts, lous fast Bhe would Hyslop, of this c! probably be got without serious damage. in the 75th year of her age. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services, at Grace church, Broadway, near Tenth street, on Sunday afternoon, at two wolock without further invitation. James.—On Wednesday, September 6, at Wabasha, Minnesota, in the 80th year of his age, Wituiam T. James, formerly of New York and New eet Barx C B Hamicron, 287 tons, Lac in 1899, has been sold to parties in Portland for $7000, cash. beg Joun Avies, at Provincetown 20th, on Monday, ot Point, was in contact with achr Splendid, potted lepesan into Provincetown, dismasted. Brio J D (COLN, Minot, from Baltimore for Boston. ashore on share eta 's Island 19th inst, and schr Clara W ‘eet ash, Hart. do for do, got ashore on Man-of-War Shoals 20th inst, wre anit i Taereete Midow of JohG Lotfota, rts, fn ‘tno | and both 1 henna eon pa as 80th year of her age. ? aa ‘The friends and Telatives of the family are respectfull te Cxaaoh Sever ons, 7 years Invited to attend the funeral from the Reformed Du ich | Purchased by George F ag Gin Co," <> "Graven pes church, Flatbush, on genome ve Bee ye pre ‘wilt Revenftee fait from thet janes pak i Lowrrz.—In Brookiye, on Friday, September 22) Cits- |" gonin Beoasevon, Kei St John, NB Tow Pracorr, sgoctesst son of John and Angio T. witz, land, with cots, &c, oy Fyn a Je Born aged 19 moni Henlopen du Gale of Mondey 2 PYy ‘at wilh proba- ‘The relatives and frends of the family are respectfully i Ba oe of a say — invited to attend the funeral omvieee - the residence of his parents, Clinton avenue, third east ot Myrtle sound 20th insta bars “or i quarter deck rently be- pb vant ‘at two o’clock on Sunday |, Without far- rants oe ae Perm: vert a ‘consi wale an At bipennate N. J., on got Gugino Theedans on Reem ee from is wrecked wwisa Louise Lt eodore L from Philadelphia for 1, A. and Alwina Agnes Libler, og ‘aged 11 months and 22 wis whol vet ef em fot tae cn ine ah | br i relatives and friends of fami; Ly respectfully | sustained other damages, and to ‘Philadelphia invited to attend the funeral a ee) sincgelgs Anat for repairs. three o'clock, from the her parents, Scour N Banay, 109 tons, built at Camden, Me, in 1852, has Bloomfield meee Hoboken. Senember 3. ‘been sold at Boston for $4575. pie iy Re sg Te auger of Byres pe a IB Open oo reg moe ae eae erg eng Lyne, , aged 18 years aid 4 da Kir Tork, and ‘will be conimanded by Capt Geo 8 nof and friends of the family are respectfully tavited to een the funeral, from the residence of her | gy "dae bark of 864 tons burthen Serr demechedat Masivort rd of CR from the Bhe | 8 Grand street, N. ¥., on Sunday afternoon, at owned by Capt 3 Mclaren, CS Musee, Paine’ Bretoers ¢ an ers of Eastport. on . IN. — At Now Rel sg N, ¥., on fo Tey morn- ooo ford, Me, 20th inst, a fine ship built by Capt R and poy eet emg mgr dates of Major Thom- | ™ {i‘genrsport, Me, a bark of between 700 and 800 tons, call- ‘The fends of the’ ene oe ae respectfully invited to i vNetiee to Mariners, attend the funeral, from the residence of Bigs s je Woodlawn, New Windsor, this (Saturday) moring, ab heer ee blue a = Ae eleven o'clock. * Py ty Point, in two fathoms of waier at low tide, Soraperictuasiinse tame Sever | arisen octet Gerd Aiea et the arrival of the Hudson River Rail train leaving os one re aro ape Se pn Fda | weet Thirtieth street at half-past seven A. M. Nortarcrr. —Coarces C. Nortarvrr,’late of ‘Boston, while on his way to nm, in the steamer Brother Jona- than, that was wrecked bo 20, 1865, aged 44 years. ‘Western papers please cop} Quinx.—At Catskill, ‘on Thursday, September 21, Hocu 10 make oa sanchorage where ‘are liable to interfere ‘with said Now York, Sept “ 1866. Pa Buoy on the Centurion Rock in Boston harbor has porns Eee ‘some rine Ag cause removed, but will be re- gg sey mops Ply onde ofthe lg thoinse The frionds of the family are respecttully invited to Ny order attend the funeral, from his late residence, N West | Bosten, Sept 20, 2805, HEN MARSTON, Lighthouse Inspector. Fifteenth street, this Saturday) morning, at ten o'clock. Peale Frida " September 22, Craton, infant son of Henry B. and Elizabeth Scholes,’ aged 5 months = ral this (Saturday) afternoon, at ae | ‘clock. totem be Friday, September years, 3 months and 12 days. Scanrer, aged 23 The relatives gh, friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her brother's residence, No. 378 Third avenue, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock. The remains will be taken of the Lutheran Cemet Sxirr.—On Wednesday, Fo tr 20, Louisa ‘Cou, infant son of Cornelius B. and Josie A. ieit Siarer —On Saturday, yey 16, at Cold N. Y., Toomas R. Suarer, aged 64 years, 10 mont ‘9 days. ve juraes.—On Limes September 21, Josern H. Squixey, son of John Mary R. Squires, aged 9 years, Ti months aad 17 days. ‘The friends and relatives of the es are respectfully invited to attend the funeral on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock, at the residence of his Rong orm Sil Seventh street. His remains will be taken to Greenwood for in- Whalemen. Bark John yee Dean, sid from Ne Bedford 20th inst for North Pacific Ocean. Sehr Union, Smith, from North Atlantic Ocean, arrived at 7th inst, with 126 bbla sp and 86 40 wh oll, Bark Belena, Jennings, of Sag Harbor, sid from St C1 rines July 1, to cruise. al, Mi Makinan from itverpool July 18 f Ship Continental jaly for ttn. AN iN ton 35 15 W. Cae ital thomn Philadelphia for’ Gibraltar, Aug 29, lat “ia Fie. noe from St Domingo for NYork, Sept 10, in Orook- ngs Foreign Ports. e and QZiEH, July 1s—Pansed, by, Amaranth, Heldora, from tei fate News Boy, Malloch, NYork (and mips, npn '2—8ld brig Cleopatra (Swe), Lundberg, New Arr schr Richard Hill, Hulse, NYork. Sr Te terment. Seccgren cade Ma rentanee Second avenue, on trap for oats is Erotege ‘Thursday, September 21, Micuamt B. SOLLtvan, @ native of Newonisle West, consiy Limerick, Ireland, aged 33 nine Jkt gt. bs bark Es (Br, yeone relatives and friends of the family are eyes in attend the funeral, from the Chu: rig a of the ‘en Imi late Conception, Foarventh street and avenue bark. Hemi: * 4, this eaturday) ‘mofoing, at toa o'clock, where's whet rcoamerd, Yorke oe SNS Neh cone ob epaiete Wel be offered "up for the rian efor Ques Ath Cub m0) for me repose of his soul. beet aga ow conveyed to Cab igi en on = on, Bens (), for do "*SromaAt Pennfagtony 33,0 Rerenn ass Persia (8), for 3 a thers ‘Stoxm.—At Pennington, Friday, September py second eon "ot Andrew jae tcky Hi NJ. aged 17 yours and 7 days evans one apers please copy. bd Seon bygone vo ag re Sl eee Stewart, of x feersl sorvienn. residence prother.in- 7, Bl i, Gales NYork; brige Afton seanter ‘Ort, 126 Clinton, exreet, rookiva, this te ‘Woe, Portan Prince, ft A esate: aowet fog tim one half. eight o'clock. ie Te- Hy York: set maven ‘Higgins, Pnitadelphia "com Minow's Interment. con known Warnwax,—At Bri Conn, on Wednesday, | sitrnstove , Nickerson; taley: September 20, Burraxsta 8. Tomes, wife of Hermon Wake. Gone: Co Somers, and Julia & Martha: man, and daughter of the late Richard Tuers. The funeral sae nee we at the First Baj a at Newark, N. on Sunday afternoon, at ait, three o'clock, 2 helniives, ‘and friends are invited to attend, without further notice. Wituxrr.—At Washington, D. C., on Monday, Septem- ler. Cld steamer Jersey ey tue ars gry, al, st PLE TMD ‘barks a fig Poin nod. Kichmonty Yat B ber 18, of mal ysentery, Mrs. Eisgavern Winterr, Fork, ee enter, Crowell, ¥ “Pub me ase eee arr ship fy saci Draper, Pal i—Arr en Grant %, Paler- pits ea } mo; bark Rebe Wbeen, Goddard, NY foe gia ott doz, Maria Wheeler, Philadel iphia, “sph ieivone wt 2—Arr schr Geo Langdon, w York. Below brigs Frat Chattanooga, path from Staohns, F ey, Ford, Row. ton: nchra, Jeddie, ‘Robe Romp, Mitchell,’ New Bearord: © Fantaual, Wootter, ‘Providence; Tunis: Depew, r, New Hubbard, Soper, Bridgeport, Ct: igen ah nahipa Ellen Stewart, Colla, for Berdenax; MeDonald, Sakis Rotterdam; 16th, bark Dency, Port of New York, September 22, 1863. ED. ouzan AP whe R Wetmore, Hall, NYork. Below barks onemene Helvetia (Br), Prowse Liverpool—Williams & empegn, io Janelro: Iavonte, Paane, Boston: ita (Br), Ho ins, Mayaguer,; re fay. and Be ink Tickersety Boston: daa I tart, Bi Bis: nm Steamship Hibernia (Br), Craig, Glasgow—F McDonald & | sonway, New Haven rae Forsyth, Applegate, DE , Je by, So Amenca (Brem), Wessels, Southampton and wa IROOR Ba Sept lear sobr Vendovi, Bray, NYork. Cld Bremen—Oelrichs & Co, 18th, brig Nigreta, Rice, Baltimore: ‘sehrs Eliza Leland, phtgamehip Montesama (Br), Hamshaw, Kingston Ja— | Perkins; Capt Jobin, Torrey, and Elizabeth, Perkina, New jowlan' imore. Cid 18th, foi ‘Carle, Phiiadel- A, Steamship: aeitne, M Melcher, New Orleans—J D Le, HE Ae A7th—Arr sehr Richmond, Constng Steamship A A Turner, Bradburn, New Orleans—| dorks Brline, Bowden, Matanzas; ° — | 19th—Cld bark Rosina, Pearsons, Tortugas Bean bee amd AMR Spat cies CORSON Doth—arr bark Lawrenee, Howes, 1 Bonn, io Load fo Biel. Mleametip Lat Lowiea Moore, Wooster, Newbern, NO—Murray | ly; Rh, Sept I Abbott Clark, N York; & Nephew. hs 6—bld bark Frank Marion (new), Stinson, lephew o imore—Baltimore and | New Orle ogee Oats vee aera ue na Bete a Orville, Port Royal, 80. Ship Conditution (Br), Stickuey, Liverpool—Willlame & | | BOOTHBAY, Sept 1b—Arr schrs Capt John, Torrey, = oenip Wi ary of the West, Atwood, Now Orleant—R H aiken 4 eg in Rept tte Bid sehr Surge, Bi Drummon op. Tren " DANY. rr sohrs BW Pratt, Kendrick, Phi. Bark aes ‘4 potas Hat iy a Eeivore & feceipria, ie ‘ait, Petia Goldt pane Ww Perry, Ris. eee bs BeptaletArt setts © RY ikery, Bvt Dota or, Pi Piiuantpha Waldh one Pailips. Yor York ecad fice ope seni (Lubec), Steffers, Caraitf—W F Schmidt's 9 F yopneies Be (Br), Ankers, Loe Palmas and Grand oO oa ‘Ocean Belle jominy Brett, , Rept 19—Arr schre (Br Haren, 8 Domingo CHy—B New phe ‘Boston! san i chin “rae, oro haaberneert “rig Alma Jane (Jie), Flynn, 6tJohna, N¥—-Breit, Bon & feo Gentle, ie es Le oo ‘mathe jie Hannah Liane (Br, Cottey, Sydney, CB—B F Small Northern i "Ligne x, er erie haven i roohiyn: ontie CM Reynolds (Bry Dick, 8t John, NB—Jed Frye a ang, Pacman ion Roped ache Thos Borden, , Wrighting. “Tie Olive sys Small, Baitimore—F Talbot & Co. ton, Lg with lowe ty itt foresall rit Ena, pag Patan ‘ NP gale or Konig 4 id, Sid 20th, sohe sri ~ Wid oun Montano, Sawyer, NYork, Kant ante (8) i jritaioner: ¥, rN haat cy mp 8 rae y ‘osaagl NYork. ‘814 e el AEROS Pt Rea SB | op i BEF oAN ND my. nary Lr PAWTUCKET, Sept 21—Arr achra Mary 1. Com busy and Marietta Smith, Bust iltadeipbis Siahaoh? Ba wa ene Youn RICHMOND, te opto are ec “iletha, Mathews, NYork; ine Vancleat, do. Bike Arr scnve Sasa: Marshall; A) Bg BR BH Hull te | oy Lavinia Beli, jlia, and Vale- and OOKLAND, ‘Sept 1s cia schrs Catawamteak, Hix, an Adrian, Byerett, N\ York) 16th, D Williams, Hunt, New Or- Jeans; A Powers, New York; 18th, James Brophy, Packard, do: TO Herts; Gray. dor Ads Ames) Marston, Bal: tumor Bea VANNAH, Sept 15—Arr schr Mary & Emma, Cousins, SALEM, it 19—Arr brigs Hyperion, Lewis, Georgetow! DO, Yor Portiend (part of crow ); CO Colada, Perry and Torrent, Gould, NYork for B: ‘el Perkina, Perkins and Frances Arthemus, Hichell, Phil gt ie for Pordand: Union, Avory, Rockland for New York, achr F R Baird, ry, iladelphla cand sid. Oth). 20th, the amivaia of the 18th (which put in for a hurtor), exoept brigs © C Golson Torrent: and: Hio' Grande nd ache SOMERSET, kept 21—Sid schr Artist, Forrester, NYork. 8 HOLE, Sept 20—Arr ship’ Hibernia, Whutdeld, swan ieland, with gusto. A PORTER AND ) EXTRA BT STOUT. MACPHERSON AND DONALD sMire, (Late style New York Brother), ot Fine PALE ALES, BEORTER and EXTRA STOUT, for city and Southern These Ales, Porter and ‘“Btout are of snperlor quality, brewed re, pleasant, nutritive and strengthen ‘snd can be relied on'for purity. rewery, West Eighteenth street, between Th and 8th avs, E. D, BASSFORD'S great sacra Coometakiaat coe eae ORNS, BUNIONS, CLUB AND INVERTED NAILS: Drs, RICE & HART, $8 Bowery, over con te Rice's Anoibilator cures "Corns, Buk fous, £e. By mall 0 gents and $L. IVORCE. PRIVATE CONSULTATIONS ON | THE to this and ot! ‘ob- Yetned. ~ £, piety paureer oot, "antor place GRAND COMBINATION OF LiTeeaRy “gg tage soggy ore meagre oop” number rng sD Do not fail to contributions in the pe oot Set AINE LPatioe infor nsellor at Law, 33 iway. PEPIN el ll gee commit fren free. bth HOWES, ye end Ingrain and Venetian tgs, Mats, Ma Wee Sia cue Enno Comets, df qpenty, 0 TO THOMAS R. AGNEW'S, NOS..260 AND 28 Greenwich atreet corner of \d there you will YATT'S LIFE BALSAM.—RHEUMATISM IN m8 mont painful forms, also scrofula, erysipelas, aall- er “SHYATDS LIVE BALSAM bas cured thourands of casee fn similar diseases, and it will moat eortaaly eure NGLISH ROYAL AND BRUSSELS CARPRTS, AT Hiram pee Bowery. Also in ing, Window Shades, 1 ces,” Look for No. 99 Bowery. ‘ai find T Coffees bint tea and overs thi ny per ian any'store in New York. One price house. Pies, blotches, ‘old nleers, fever 9 he imy loers, fever sot span aistaesh of tae wiook: inmtoctial cous ata ed aunty, liver and kidneys, Incipient consuroption, ae are n be reached ih medicine, if taken Hone, Fhoumatiom and gou wer vs rhe HYATT'S: LiFl B. 8AM cured Mr. BE. B. He master, 171 json Hote 2 terrific ulcer, deen in the apa ‘Hospital ix months, and "then thought p rst wer scyotel, it cored Mrs, Gore ek _ wed, Ite vey witne proptlelor, of ibe. Lite in'nducod 18 pal these three ‘out of a hundred Titcon youre ince, aud ihe parties areyecin ssostient and vas ‘above stated, where they can be seen, stil reside PE eae YF pen AND sore mm Pe rma. HaRt¥O ® TWENTY-FIVE PRtcsano DOLLARS to the families of nine Policy This large ea was ihe ment of only 3 FO! mae ae aon ki COIDENE INSURANCK, BATIERSON, President. aa al tg D NTS, ts ae "Paencteas CITIES AND BRANCH OFFICE, 161 FULTON STREET N.Y. R | R. eit BLESSINGS: Cr) SERED MED 0. Eee Oe RAOB SECURED, a Ki 1 PASIATIG CHOLERA, CHOLERA MORBUS. te FEVER AND AGUB CURED AND PREVENTED ADWAY'S READY RELIER: RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, DIPTHERTA, THROAT, DIFFICULT aap aTiting 1 Swab re or RELIEVED IN A Tiiw MINUTES: BY RADWAY'S READY RELIEF. removed; all acute, inflammatory, S| eee ue Pyne Mw fr taney and eerlnaed, ik, fe ‘and nervous re a read wealth py. the five of RADWAYS it RY ¥. ue ue maotle will do m ‘more the more clear sabe th "than ‘ea dollars for all other medicines or bitters in ‘One application extornally oF a few Grops taken intern Pull instantly free the suflgrer from the, most violent an terrible pains, and restore the weak, feeble and prostrated sts hand vi Frame © serena SWE COMPLAINTS. . Toogeness, diarrhonn, cholera morbus oF painful dieche from the ‘re siopped in fifteen or twenty min faking Harway's Ready No congestion or inf Hon, no weakness or lassltude ‘will follow the use R, Relief. ACHES AND PAINS. For headache, whether atok or nervo pains and weakness In the back,spine or kidneys, ‘paing: ind the liver, pleurisy, swellings of the, joints, paling i. howels, heartburn, and pains of al kinds, Wadway’s ‘ Relief will affurd immediate ease, and its continued use fen few days effect nent cure, ‘Sold by druggists, and at No. 87 Malden lane. HE NATIONAL PARK BANK OF NEW YORK, 1", pital... «$2,000,000 | Surplus... $i Thin Wank wii iesuo "Certiticates OF Dey ent, on favorable terms, J. b ; rheumatism, Iam. one ‘ROT an. THE, mEAT iL FASHION COURSE, borses om the celebrated Y GHORGE, WILKES, GENE! BUTLER an and Po i URSDAY, 8 dsviaunsite muted mile heats, three in five, to 8, ff names ch. m. Lads & Melauahtin names br. ®. Hikes, jwher names br. g. p er amen a ter “The above he ites at present om ott i ity send eauiong hibition wa me oe fand skilful oi may oertal ‘pe looked, , Pian we ery fifteen minntew very half hour er. junter’s Point a ie ae CD