The New York Herald Newspaper, July 9, 1866, Page 5

THE CHOLERA AT QUARANTINE. Impertant Letter from the Quarantine Commissioners — Vindication of Their Course in the Seguine’s Point Matter— Where the Responsibility Rests—Com. plete History of the Trouble, &c. 70 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. ‘The decision of Judge Barnard, continuing the injunc- tion against the use of Seguine’s Point by the Commis. sioners of Quarantine is likely to lead to much embar. Fassmont and difficulty, Its effect, and the consequences likely to flow from it, should there be a further influx of ‘cholem, seems to be little understeod by the public. It 1s duo, therefore, to the Commissioners that some pub- icity should be given to the action which has been taken Dy them to provide an efficient and protective quaran- tine during the present season, in order that the respon- sibility of failure may rest where it properly belongs. In their last annual report the Commissioners called ‘the attention of the Legislature to the necessity for some immediate provision for the care of the large number of ‘cholera ppatenie who were likely ‘soon to arrive in port, and to e rons want of some siitable place for the de- tention of those under quarantine who had been exposed 40 diveases, but were not actually sick. They also sub- Mittod that it was the duty of the national government ‘to aid the State in pearing means for carrying out its quarantine laws. mn after the opening of the Legisia- THE MYSTERY OF THE EAST RIVER. The Murder Not Yet Cle Up—Disap- Pearance of the Chief Witness—Four Detectives After Him—The Body Given fer Interment—TFhe Post Mortem Examination. ‘The adjourned inquest on the boty of William Sander, which was opened before Coroner Smith, of Lorimer ‘street, Williamsberg, on Saturday afternoon last, at half- past three o'clock, amd the report of which ap- peared in the Heraup of yesterday, was further pro- ceeded with yesterday afternoon, at five o'clock, at Mr. Parker's, undertaker, Union avenue, Williamsburg. ‘The names of the jury having been duly called over, Dr. Joseph Creamer, of 17 South Second street, Williamsburg, testitied :—Lexamined the body of William Sander, the deceased, on the 6th inst. ; I found a wound on the le’t side of the neck about two and a half inches long; it divided the sub-cellular tissue of the neck, and must have bled profusely ; none of the important vessels wi however, divided; the wound, la my opiaion, not bave produced death; it (tho’'wound) has the appearance of having been ui by somo blunt instrument; it may have been caused by a dull kant it was nota thrust; it was nearly super! and deeper in the centre; from the appearance of the wound I should Judge it t0 have been caused during the man’s existence; it may have been produced imme- diately after death; it ig not easy to discover at which ure sent their counsel to Albany to assist in matur- | Of these two @ wound was produced; on ing por pe deat might be Receseary to. secure | further examination I found tho throat, tongue and Prompt legislation by the and if possible, | Other suggestive organs indicate appearances that death someaid from the general government. This resulted | bad been caused by Sornings the vessels in the region in the immediate paseace of concurrent resolutions by | Of the throat and the oyo Itself were very much con- ‘the Senate and Assembly, asking Congress to aid the | k¢sted with blood; the liver presented the spbenrance of death by strangulation ; the symptoms whic! plained are evidences of death by asphyxia; I be! that death in this instance was produced by’ drow: the body could not have been long in the water, By tho Coroner—How long could a body remain in the water before it would float? Witness—Tbat depends a good deal on circumstances. Sometimes a body will float immediately afver death, and sometimes not for eight or ten days afterwards; the temperature of the water, the rapidity of decomposition in the body, and the condition of the lungsjand stomach, incident to their containing gases are the cumstances; a man baving an empty float much sooner. At this stage of the inquest Coronor Smith stated that he was unable to proceed further at present with the in- quiry owing to the nonappearauce of one of the main witneases in the case, the man Thomas Shea who had found the body. Shea was probably endeavoring to evade putting in an ap; ce, for reasons that were best known to himself; but there were now four detect- ives after him who would certainly soon discover his whereabouts, A permit was then given by the coroner to the pre- sident of the society to which the deceased belonged to inter the body, and the inquest was further post- poned to eight o'clock, P. M., on Tuesday (to-morrow), (o take place at Fireman’s Hall, Fourth street, Wil- liamsburg. ‘Ybe inquiry, thus far, seems to show that suicide by drowning was the cause of death; but the coroner, who has still some wel! founded misgivings incident to the indicationsyof fou! play which the body presented, and which we noticed previously in the Heraxo, ts deter- mined to clear up any attendant mysteries ere he too hastily concludes the investigation. SHOOTING AFFRAY IN FULTON STREET. Bate by penne bolke and vessels gratuitously at the ae the Commiseioners of Quarantine, 111 also to the S.ate in the erection of hospitals avd ware- houses in the lower bay for quarantine purposes. The issionergs then despatched their counsel to Wash- where he prepared and secured the passage of the following joint resolution of Congress on the 24th of March, 1966, to wit:— Be it resolved, by the Senate and House of Representa- tives of the United States of America in Congress aasem- Died, That the Secretary of War and the Secret of the Navy be, and they are hereby, respectively authorized, in thelr discretion, to place gratuitovisly at the disposal of the Com- ‘missioners of runtine, or the proper authorities of any ‘of the ports of the United States, to be used by them tempo- rarily for quarantine purposes, such versela or hulks belong. ing to the {nited States as are not required for other uses of ‘the national government, subject to such restrictions and Feguiations as the said Secreiaries may respectively deem necessary to impose for the preservation thereof; provided, ‘that this resolution shall continue in force one year from its Ho also prepared a bill to provide for the erection of ‘warehouses in the lower bay for the reception of in- fected goods, which was introduced ints the Houseof Representatives and referred to the appropriate commit- tee, but which has not yet become a law, Atthe same time he renewed the application which had previousiy ‘been made by the Commis:ioners to the proper authori- tics for the temporary use of Sandy Hook as a placo for the detention of weli passengers under quarantine. But this application was denied on the ground that New Jersey would not consent to its use for auy such pur- and that the United States could‘not grant its use for such a purpose without her consent. Soon after the passage of the above resolution the Commissioners applied to th cretaries of War and the Navy for the use of vessels on which to place those who were sick with (or had been expoeed) to cholera. The former promptly responded by plincing the Uhnois and the latter by placing the Saratoga and Portsmouth at their disposal. By the means (hus furnished them, in ad- 4ition to the hospital ship owned by the State, they hoy to be able to take care o: all who might be committed to their charge. But fresh arrivals of cholera soon con- ‘Vineed them that further means of protection against tho disease were required, and especially that some place on land should be provided for the weil, or cases would rap- idly multiply among them while detained upon crowded ve Dr. Anderson, one of the Commisstoners, ac- -eordingly proceeded to Washington, hoping that, owing w Lod ge emergency existing, he might be able to per- euade eneral government to reconsider its determi- nation in reference to Sandy Hovk; butin this he was unsuccessf Learning, Lowever, that the steamer Em- pire City, which would accommodate a large number of rs, Was not then in use, le applied to the Seero- tary of War to havo her turned’ over to the Commiasion- erg under the joint resolution of Congress, In answer to ‘this application they soon after received the following Inquest on the Body of the Late Colonel James L. Fraser—A Post Mortem Exe amination—The Case Adjourned Until To-day, é&. Coroner Nauman yesterday held an mquost at the Ninth precinct station house, in Charles streot, on the body of the late James L. Fraser, who was shot during an altercation at his piace of business, 186 Fulton street, on Friday morning, and died from the effects of the wound at the City Hospital on Saturday. Mr. Fraser was for some time during the late war Colonel of the Forty-seventh New York Volunteers, and was at ‘one time commandant of the post at Hilton Head, 8. C. On his retirement from the military profession he started several first class restaurants in this city, the princi- of which was the Terrapin Lunch me Ro. 1 . He afterwards kept the restaurant ‘asuingron, D. C., 1368. 98 Broadway, New York: rs ‘Craus Curtin, Enq. President Quarantine Commissioners, 8tz—The application made by Mr. W. C. Anderson, of the lesion, for the wee of the burned out by the same fire that 7 Bi City, has been referred to this office by the | Of Music. After the jury had been empannolled the: “a of War, wi the followlug direettoas:— = proceeded to of the deceased, 40 Mor Lng opal iartermaster (Ge! ~ Ae ‘ton street, to view the sg hayes om their return the Ee heres | ee, mip tenon a 0 of use oat, the amount to be fred uy the Quartermaster | Mr. Abial Swift, to the deceased, who was ‘and stipulat the ch or contract. ML STANTON, Seeretry of War. APRIL 26, 1866. The Quartermaster General is rea) of to enter into m con- traok, ai ordered by the Secretary of War, for the hire of the gicamer Empire Cly, upon information from te Quaran- orities of New York of their willingness to comply torms stated In the order af order of the Quartermaster Gene: Very respect Jour obedient servant, CHS, THOMAS. bar-roum in order to pase a tisntoe ut onanet tae Tasiotant Quartermaster (ien'l, Brevek Major Geu'l evllar belongs to Freeman & for purpose of stor: ‘To this the following answor was sont, to wit:— 5 could not pass his Ovnios or Board or Connisnoxxns oF Qc. ri ‘a Bnosvwar Now Yone, Moy 31086” } eps. Sar Secretary of War: fare: General i veskinoten cont Loc oat Your direction, | With andorged apon theapplication of Dr. a ‘asking thd es ee eee ene oon = ‘the a Eupire Diy, for Quarantine purpesse ie blows with the crowbar at door, he yortot New York, from whlch it hat you reguire and bolt; Fraser Tapay ihe United States for thease of the boat, Buch | tha'betk of tm neck and the neck ry T fear, will ly deprive this port of the | immediately Joint resolution passed by Congress on the lest. Zest egies, 50 yo eee avers, oe Freeman, and Seoretaries of War aud the to place bulks | Whom Ryan ran oye at the disposal of the ne | a heavy claw of he Suate, ennses Congress to aire temipe, bcuie with fsomotnnce to moet the energes crrated by the, ap. Cpa ned cholera in our harbur. the of comb onr Legislature ing an & sweeping <i Hi . 5 which it was assumed that vessels | mo on the arm; we © ee as deceased bad ‘author: but a limited : . for the’ support of quarantine while | “Swift tas hospitals are being coustructed. They cannot | saw Mullady standi for use thisseason. in the meantime vessels | hand; the policeman rusbed over and for that purpose. = Foard nee ee urgemt parties aud took the pistol, ‘another vessel besides \ hich made my com; agai eal rhe funds at | always boon a difhculty between the old lessee and be necessary. the Ls ‘ture were in session | Freeman; the original lessee, Mr. Waters, instructed do- it appeal to them, but ‘they ‘are not, and weare | ceased not to allow Freeman to pass through his rely upon ‘aid which was expected from the | I did not see a knife in the hands of Fraser or any! Congress, We have now uj of dred | there were no customers in the placs at the time; sa to provide for, and we bave buta single | ceased only bad a lead pencil in his ay ok Yon bo Feces ty toe —Fe appeal Poe In answer to a question from the coroner witness said ry modify your direetion to the Quartermaster Ge ‘as to | that be saw no knife with Colonel Fraser at the time of permit bim to turn over to us the use of the Empire City, | the altercation. He aiso sated be did not see Mullady tC Ry I a ap page meng tg aca CYRUS QUITISS. President parsing at the time saw him do so, and e into the vo his address, and volunteered to be present testimony when wanted. ihe gentieman was out’ of the city then, but would be present om Monday. ‘The coroner said it was better to adjourn until to-day. ‘Tt was a grave case, and each side should ave full oppor tunities ut bringing forward their wiineswes. He would, therefor, adjourn until ten o'clock on Monday morning. The prisoners, Freewan, Ryan and (Mullady in custouy during the po eed and a great many friends of the de- ceased, and likewis: numerous acquaintances of the ac- Caged wore present during the investization. Below will be found a copy of the medical testimony and the result of the post mortem examination as given No roply has ever been received by the Commissioners to this letter, but in & personal interview which their counsel subsequently had with the Secretary of War the latter © his unwillingness to furvish any more make a further and pnal effort to secure some locality oy land, wher» the well passengers under quarantine might be temporari detained. They were prompted to this by another consideration, aod that wi that experience had demonstrated that well | by Dr. Gignoux, house surgeon of the New York Hos. rs could Bot as and thorough. pal ie - speedily ly be freed from infection and fitted to proceed thoir journey, while detained on vessels as on land. therefore instituted new inquiries and made further examinations to see if some location could not be pro- cured within the limits of the Saapeed —_ purpose. But three points seemed at ail to the pur One was Coney Island; another, Barren Island, rand the other was Segaine’s Point. fhe first was in every re- spect precisely the locality desired, but it could not be red for ‘ove or money," aud the bare suggestion tt ought to be taken for the purpose was sufficient to Procure an injunction to prevent its seizure. The second ‘was found upon examination to be open to serious ob- upon sanitary grounds, and (to possers every ity for propagating rather than suppressing cholera The tated cored ree from every objection. It the State owned on Zoe? MORTEM EXAMINATION. pe John F. Gignoux, being ewor deposes says:—I am resigent surgeon, hed York Hospital; de- ceased was admitted into t hospital about eleven o'clock A. M., Jaly 6, suffering from & pistol shot wound of the abdomen; the bail entered about an toch aod a half from the median line, and about three inches above the umbilicus, and passing in a direction backwards and to the right, was removed under tne integaments at portion of the crest of the ilium, and about pint ter, was fout ra: mpb—and intensely congested. oe pond int Fates Iiver, kidneys and btain’ were all examined found healthy—the lunga, and the brain slightly Death was tice result of peritonitis aud internal , Consequent upon the injury received. “aoe Jersey City. it bas now Scppes Dears cxvse Svsricious Crecustasce. —A tarns out other- | man named John Burns, who retired to bed at niné ‘YVictime who might have been peay claim many, | o'clock on Saturday evening in good health, was found of the Commissioners been tied ‘Should | dead in his bed at half-past three yesterday morning. with | An inquest was held yesterday by Coroner Kirsten, at Hoboken. Drarn nom Daowxiwo.—A man named Louis Dowal, a shoemaker, while bathing about five o'clock yonterday “morning, was drowned in the creck at the Morris and Kase Railroad depot. His two little boys, aged six and years, were fitting on the bank, and two men, names could not be Secertained, were bathing io the same with Douai, and when the latter cried for help, instead of oe any, they got ovt of the water ie coolly, drewmed took their departure, leaving re wretched man to his tate Be had, gue ond hie ing unable to swim, wank quite near the piiet. Chollar Potosi, $190; drowwed by ; Belcher, $183; Impe- yy tee a ae Vordict, exprossed their com¢amuation of the cowardly of the two men, Why might have prevented the as the evidette showed they were both _NEW YORK HKEKALD, MONDAY, JULY 9, 1866. Sv as the beat might have tosted their powers to a degree prejudicial to the thirsty traveller who clamorod for his drink, But their season has ended for the present year; no crowds ja amid hubbub and confusion to all Jersoy”‘eoftors. of the man of wil wore ropulsive features; b.it the locality is too good, too se- rene, too suggestive of the quiet and better side of ature, and so the Vota tes of the latter class bave got to clear out and find mor’ congenial quarters. A storm passed ovor the Park last evening, at half-past s1x o'clock, and had the effe..t of driving off the visitors. Forked lightning darted from the clouds; a gale, which violently disturbed the waters .of the lake, drove cli of blinding dust across the ileld:'; peals of thunder were heard in the distance, and shoru¥ after the atmosphere became coo! and pleasant. AMUS THE WEATHER. eve Cases of mstroke—Thermome- ter at 98 im the Shade—Severe Wind Storm—Fashion at the Park—Crowds © Perspiring Pedestrians—Efects of the Storm. Old Sol abated none of his rigors yesterday until about ®x o'clock in the evening. From early in the forenoon until that hour the cool shades and refreshing beverages were eagerly sought after by thousands of panting and ‘thirsting Christians, who were intent upon wending their way, not to cosy pews, but to free and airy seats in Villas or groves, and whose chief devotion consisted, not in listening to homilies, but to the bynms of feathered chapters or the solemn voice of the waves at the sea side, At about eleven o'clock A, M. the thermometer stood at ninety-three degrees in the shade, and continued rising until about half-past three P. M., When it reached ninety-cight. Towards six o'clock, however, a violent seen, ot pad co} 6, ass vaned @ dust all over e city, filling the eyes of vulucky pedestrians, and hopelessly soiling their awellering garmente, No dam ‘was reported as having been done by the biow, save t! disarranging of some of the delicate that so rakishly skipped pong our fashionable thoroughfares. A cooling fall of rain, which commenced about ten o’ciock in the evening, gave variety to the weather and pleasure to those who hall suffered from the intense heat, CABS OF SUNSTROKE. ‘The following cases of sunstroke have been reported :— Anna Smith, of South Bergen, N.J., died at nine rey P.M. on Helartay from Ne tno of the beat, n inquest was bei esterday Coroner Kirsten, of Jersey City.) ee A man was sun-struck at Fort Lee yesterday, and was taken in charge by Justice Fitzgerald. A Catholic prayer book was found in his pocket with the naine Michacl Warren Killian written on the fy-leaf. On partially ro- covering from the effects of the sunstroke he raid he Was @ inason by occupation and worked at Englewood, N. J., and was coming to New York to see his sister in East ‘twenty-sixth strect when he reocived the coup de ‘The ferred to the old familar barman iu tion in the Jersey visitors, for the lovers of recreation and Sabbath enjoyment were not secure from the in- fluence of the star even in their chambers, and the terrors of e haunted their pereginations Men gasped for breath and funued themselves with their hats, at the same time betraying anxiety and alarm as the continuance of the heat, or rather diftidence in their ability to withstand it. The general opening of the New York liquor stores Fa stoaee | has struck a blow atthe evil (if evil it be) in Jersey which the a) les of tomper- ance have repro! ‘#0 loudly, and henceforward few will be found to visit Jersey for the sake of lager or bour- ‘don cocktails, exodus is certainly at an end, und there is only one class—the interested proprie- wre of the groggeries--who do not congratulate thomselves on their deliverance from 4 nuisance. HOBOKEN ‘ was rem: quiet, and the sparse assembly who col- lected in t lernoon were not of that class who make « Pilgrimage to the bacchanaiian shrine, The beat at midday was excessive, so that few were foolhardy enough t venture out under a soorching sun. The New York clement wae insigaticant, and the only places of resort a( all patronized toa noticeable extent were the Otto Garden and the vicinity of the Sybil's Cave, where The management of Wood's theatre, Brondway, has | (1° Unive aulourner punted fore cooling brocve ‘along added another attraction to the already numerous com- | the North river. Even at the ferries on the return the pany performing at the establishment by effecting an | Scone was one of undisturbed quiet, and no arrests wero engagement with Miss Kathleen O'Neil, the Irish vo- calist and comédienne, who will appear there this even- ‘OF BIQUIDS AMD NO RXCIOR LAW. ing. Mr. Barton Hill, the comedian, and the Worrell The heated term brought a crowd to Coney Latarsd yes sisters will play during the week. Fra Diavolo will be | rday. | Poor po erred broiled humanity from performed this evening, the pleoe to be preceded by the } ing’ breezes which colo. mi froin. tho brond. Ailuatie act entitied Lord Dundrowry, or Sam’s Arrival, Miss | Ther 14 always breeze te be bad at Coney Island. Neil will follow in her popular songs apd ballads, ‘Though the sun’s rays may burn, yet a pleasant wind \« CHARLEY WHITK’S COMBINATION TROUPE. bra Bag Lace cesta hic aera ta Charley White’s Combination Troupe and Minstrel Company is perfectly organized at Mechanics’ Hall (Bry- | #048, the beach at one time being actually covered with EMENTS. THE METROPOLITAN ENTERTAINMENTS. It {s in no small degree complimentary tothe talent of the artistes now performing in New York and Brooklyn to announce that they really attract rather thronged Audiences to the several establishments at which thoy play, notwithstanding the excessive heat of the weather, ‘The zeal and perseverance of the managers as well as the endurance of their patrons when in quest of amuse. ment are equally worthy of admiration. Good bills hav» been insued for the present week, notwithstanding the repeated ‘‘injunctions” against going out of doors or into crowded assemblies issued by old Sol. Woop's THRATRE, mate, AMCONEY ISLAND—CROWDS OF BATHERS—PLENTY nea-bathing. was, as usual, partisipated in by the wll. - cople. in th Miicheet Murphy died at hie redidonce, No, 168 West | aat’s), Broadway. The performances are attractive, and | BCQple., The care from an, early hour ja she morning Broadway, froin the effects of the extreme heat, the picces well chosen. Mr, George R. Edeson, with Bob | men and children, Notwithstanding the excessive heat Aman, whose name is unknown, was found insensi. ble corner of Greenwich and Desbrosses streets, by ofti- cor Green, of the Fifth precinct, and taken to the New York Hospital, where he died soon afterward. Coroner Gamble held inquests in the above-named cases, and verdicts of death from coup de soleit were rendered. Coroner Gover held an faquest ‘at No. 33 Oak street on the body of Patrick Ruddy, 23 years of age, aud a native ¢ Treiand, who died from the effects of the extreme eat, ‘A German named Christian Hamras, while working fast horses were on the road afternoon of Sunday is the time at which the lovers of horse-flesh desire to exhibit their style on the road, From two o'clock until after nightfall there wax a con tinnal stream of every conceivatie kind of veh cle. ‘Ono important feature of the day at Coney Island wax tho absence of any restriction as 10 the sale of liquors. It was indeed a regular “Cardozo-Hackett Sabbath." In many places Nquor was sold openly at the bars, wh othera private rooms dealt ont the inspiriting bever ‘There was no fear of detectives or arrests, the r Hart, the Ethiopian delineator, have been added to the driven by faster men, The corps. An ample programme has been issued for this evening. Miek Carrie Austin will appear in her Light- ning Zouave drill, and the performanoes conclude with 4n original sketch by Charley White, entitled The Streets of New York, HOOLKY'S OPRRA MOUS, BROOKLYN. Archey Hughes, Cool White, Johnny Mulligan and the ona farm at Bowronville, near Flushing avenue, about | “rost of them,” of Hooley’s extensive company, intend | order of Superintondent Kennedy setting | at rest any prof gh pcg brags gh ge rye orm Ac 4 to perform in some well chosen pieces during the week. | qualins of conselence which anight » Ce ony ‘ iat head, Know! nis 6 boys we same day, He bad but nuy arrived in this country, GROROB CHRISTY’S MINSTRELS IN BROOKLYN, vengeance, and S fact “let Genclves out.’ The was fifty-six years of age, and leaves a family, who live at No, 46 Graham avenue, Matthew O'Donnel, living at No. while at work in Prospect Park, on was weeny Se by the heat, to the Long Island Hospital. John McDonald died at 118 East Forty-second street, from the effects of the heat. Charles Klugenhaus, a German, thirty-three years of age, was found in Catharine ship by officer Deming, of the Fourth precinct, suffering from a stroke of the sun. Ho was conveyed to the New York Hospital, and died soon after admission. At 64 James street, Georgianna Smith, died suddenly at five A. M. An unknown man was found last evening, lying in front of No, 219 Centro street and taken in charge by the Fourteenth precinct police. James Dempsey, a native of Ireland, thirty-five years of age, died suddenly about seven P. M., at 120th sireet, between Second and Third ayenues, George Christy, with bis minstrel company from the new Fifth Avenue Opera House, New York, bave ar ranged to perform in the Brooklyn Athenwum for ono evening, this (Monday) July 9. The organization of the company is fully maintained. Tho youthful twin come. diang, Masters Goorge and Willie Grey, visit the City of Churches with Christy. THE BAN FRANCIBCO MINSTRELS IN NEWARK, Messrs. Birch, Wambold, Bernard and Backus, who have boon #9 well sustained during the past year by the public at their Hall, No, 585 Broadway, N. Y., will per- form im Library Hall, Newark, N J., thin (sionday) and Tuesday evenings. They are accompadied PY | of Judges Cardozo and Hackett as wicked subversions of twenty-two artists. The Minstrels intend to travel | the law, which would not be sustained by the Supreme during five weeks, and return to thetr hall in this city | Court. He could only account for the present atritude of the judges and liquor’ d Jers by inferring that they hotwis on the island are now crowded with guests, these, added to the large influx of visitors, mad» an | mense throng yesterday. Sherry cobblers, lemonade, lager and ice cream were freely patronized. E aginable subterfuge was resotted to in order tok ‘The large piazzas in fromt of the hotela were crowded with ladies and their attending gontlemen, while ioe cream waiters flew hither and thither with amazing rapidity. here was no disturbance of any description whatever to mar the pleasures of the day. A STROKE AT THE JUDGES. Mr. Horace Greeley delivered a tem yesterday evening, at Washington Hall, Williamsburg, im which he strongly vindicated the present rule regulating the traffic in liquors, and characterized the rulings Lawrence street, rday afternoon, ‘He was conveyed vance address Thomas Kenneay, twenty-five years of age, died sua, | SOU Auaust 20, The hall will be redecoraied in the | toh, from motives of self-interest, wanted to keep ob denly from the effects of the heat, in the afternoon, ag } meantime. good terms with each other. As a parallel to the judicial 208 West Twentieth strovt. rit reasoning that has impeded the operation of the law, be prevented this:—‘“Brooklyn is on one side of the river and New York is on the other, therefore New Jersey ts not in the Union.”’ The conclusion, he said, was not based on (he premives, He spoke of his acquaint ance with the spirit of the people of the State, who were higher than the judges, and bad much tw hope for, and announced his own zeal In the cause of tomperance, ‘and exhorted the people to work unremittingly. Philip Quinn died suddenly about four P. M. at No. 63 West Twenty-eighth street. Gotlivd Pfeil, a German, thirty-five years of age, was wan —_ in his room at No. 617 Broome street, about oight P. M. alentine Schick, a German, aged fifty-nine years, was taken sick on Saturday, at 48 Sullivan street, aud died yesterday morping. ‘Michael Tarpey died suddenly at half-past eight yes- terday morning, at No. 180 First avenue. ‘A servant girl, named Catharine Mulligan, died sud- deniy between eleven and twelve o'clock yesterda: morning at No, 2 Market street. A coach-driver at the corner of Sixth was avenue and 120th street, about hulf-past one ?, M The coach at the corner of Pacificavenue and Pow. ors mireet, ya. William Grow died euddenty, about two P. af., at 1,283 Third avenue. Patrick Hennessey died suddenly, at eleven A. M., at 42 Pit street, Jobn Seeley died suddenly, botwoen nine and ton A, M., at 208 East Eleventh street, ‘About half. past three o'clock an unknown man, ap- parently about thirty years of age, was suustruck at the corner of West and Vesey streets, and taken to the New THE BROADWAY THEATRE. Manager Wood has a force of tradesmen engaged upon his Broadway theatro, which he oxpects to have com- pleted during the prosent month and opened to the pub- Me in tho early part of August, The house will then be known as tho “New Broadway.” James Stark, the & tragedian, for some years retired from the profession, Coroners’ 1 will be the first star, and will make bis reappearance in Drownep Waite BatmxG.—Jobn Gibbons, a lad thir- Richeheu, following with other legitimate parts. Early | teon years of age, while bathing at the foot of Forty- in the engagement he will produces new piece entitled | fourth street, North river, on Saturday morning, was Napoleon, Mr; Charies Intion, who has returned from | drowned. Search was made for the body, and it was hin two weeks’ engagement at the Theatre Royal, Mon- | Subsequently found at ile foot of Forty: second street, treal, will perform a prolonged term with Manager Wood, | parents of doceased live at 326 Weat Twenty aixth strect, at the Broadway, in the early part of the ensuing season, | whither the remains were taken. eens Deatu rrom Luvxixe.—John Murphy, thirty-five years Masi of ago, and a nativo of Ireland, died yesterday, in Belle The twenty-ninth orchestral garden concert of Theodore | yu hospital, from the effects of injuries received some Thomas, will take place at Koch's Terrace Garden, thie | Gays ago by being caught inthe machinery of a manu- evening. Un Tuesday and Friday thero witli be some of | factory up the North ia oD at what piace did not ap- York Hoapitat, wz the best classical compositions introdaced. Extensive | Pear. Coroner Gamble beld an inquest on the body, Catharioe died suddenly, at a quarter pest | improvements are being made daily on the gardens and two P, M., at 262 btoenth street. Nows from Fortress Monroe. ie et ne (eect ne aren tata Gtaehsde, the no better entertainments can be found in the metropolis, Fortkens Monnor, July 6, 1866, bakery, 207 Ninth avenue, at threo P. M. A popular style of musica! and dramatic entertainments By the er of a Parrott shell, from caroloas An unknown woman died suddeniy, about five P. M., | will be given this week on Monday, Thursday, Friday, bere ge Dy h folk, on oe OS colored drayinaa was and Saturaay evenings, at Sawyer's Assembly Kooms, prs ° ms i) at 245 OT, street, “ William Kirkoldy died suddenly, about four P. M., at 127 East Twonty-cighth street, cf Eliza Jackson, residing at the corner of Jackson and Front sireots, died suddenly ut nine P. M. Gcsoarrich areca, wan prostrated oy the beat at wich streets, was set's Grove, Staten yesterday afternoon, and corner of Fulton avenue and Joy street, Brooklyn, Mra, | A largo assortment of quartermasterw Marie Abbott, one of our best native sopranos, will gen Sy ag The stores comprised agona, deo, and ‘excellent appear cach evening. prices, ' Four thousand dotiars were realized. SACRED CONCERTS. ) the New York ‘The first of a series of Sanday evening sacred con- 5 "Gstbarine Morton died suddenly from the effects of | certs took place yesterday afternoon at Professor Lowe's _ SHIPPING NEWS pat. the heat, at her residence, No, 393 East Tenth street. Acronautic Amphitheatre, Hofmaa's band played seve- eee died suddenly at bis residence, No. 162 } 74) selections from classic authors, These concert will | (om seents: a rnnek Toman, ing at Ko, 63 Rossevelt street, be given every Sunday afternoon during the sammer. pert of Bow York, J ly 6, 1866. Soplm —— @ German, died suddenly yesterday after. ARRIVED Boon at No. I THE EXCISE LAW. (Br), Laird, Glasgow June 2, with to’ Francis M. June 30, THE FAKK—FASHIONABLE DRIVING—CROWDS OF ’ mann of Liquor im the City—A Post Mor- iris da ton PRDESTRIANS THUNDER AND LIGHTNING. salt, he weather ware, cot the Central Park would bea | tem Fling at the Statute—Sunday in Mand tama Bf, ; a es pat 7 ing, irying sun re op the grass ter. - i July rf ry ally roasts the visitor, even though he may be clad in ., dee. (Mook), th? ugutort a. Under the tropical sun of the ssalamain; pleasare laaguishes; the barkeepers | 1, with mise nnd WT gascongers, 40; the North, Amérions Parsengere. to Sieamabin Co. July 4.9.30 AM, int 29 28 lon M927, spoke brig Cyclone (Br), 9 days from Chiltepee for New York, in (Ree Marine Disasters) past lew days it would not have been quite safe to re tain for auy length of time exposed to it action. The safest place in such cases is (to those who can afford of the earth do languish. The weather ts so warm. With the thermometer at pinety-ogbt in the shade—which, to spend their leisure with dignity) in a quiet - ‘ veo Washington, (yy New Orleans July 1, drawing room, from which the light has been ex as Hood said, “is avery grestage, my dear'’—those | with imap Parent A int yr SER ma claded as mucle, as ponsible. But such case and comfort cannot be induiged in by the bardy sons of wil who must, even in these hot days, at the mak of balf- roasting, make thoir way to the localitics from which « breath of fresh air cam bo had, Who can deny that they require it? Who will venture to ay that the — man, cooped up ashe is all the week in over h rooms, does nut need the relaxation that may be found in strolling along pleasant waiks, skirted with sweet smelling flowers, or on the green turf, so ful to the foot of the pedestrian? On the greon turf, dd we say? Why in 1t that visitors to Whe Central Park are proh bited on Sundays, and on every day of (ue week except Savar- day, from waikong on the grass? Nothing ean be more dis tasteful to a who secks @ peaceful walk than to be obri , When the thermometer stands at blood leat, to walk on a path where the reflec tion of light from mica blinds him, and frosh gravel goes through a process of grinding under his feet? The operation Is anything at ‘all but delightful, and if, from mere curiosity, any one was tompted wo indulge in it yesterday in tho Park at four o'clock, at which hour the rays of the sun de- scended like biaste from a furnace, he would have bee convinced that something softer than a Macadamized people who are obliged to stay in the city on Sunday oF deccompnrn to Covengene te Ohne ‘of Bavaonah, saw steamebip Reve netic, hence would be placed in a position which can oaly be com pared to that of Tantalus, were the Kxcise law still in | ‘r,uarans: [U. O) miles % ol! m bepee operation. ‘Lager, lager, everywhere, and not a drop | *94 pees to drink," might be their paraphrase of a woll-known pacer es agate line; bat all thie has beén changed. Mr. Saperintend- lobart, Newbern, ent Kounedy is no longer the Great Mogul of the Excise law, and the amart barkeopers of the city do no longer “fear each bush au offcer."” Yosterday, if a man were dry, lo! bar-rooms were plentiful, They stood invit- ingly open at every corner, aud behind avery bar stood genil who would mix a “gin chicken in that extremely indetnite space af time known a the twinkling of a bedport, The e‘Tervescing soda, the exhil arating Bourbon, the succulent Catawba, the alluring grass ioddy, the cool claret—all were arrayed in the catane’ particulier of the bartender so that he might 1h Coa), to master thom in a second for the behoof of semprsper- "AD (of Gibraltar , Flory, Cadia, 54 days, with wine, customers. ie it an immoral thing to drink when | ac. wo LE Amainck & Co. you afe thitsty? Tea man morally let if he eviness a | Hr Bachelor (Br). Miller, Arora, PR. 31 days, with wy & Wood Tillie, Liverpool, 30 day man Had Hgts sinoe creasing the Banks tet jnnon, of and from Landon, # deve, with mdae, to Chas L Wright & Co, Mad heavy wentber, Lost Jibboom and stove bulwarks Bark Thomas Piebt- Phupet, Aunderiand, 7% days, fo HL Parmies & Bros. rlotia, Wilkins, Kemedios, 10 days, with sugar, to Dallett 4 Bhim iB H MeLarren (of Rastport), Corning, Cow Bay, 6 days, with coal, to Brett. Soo & Co. bait David Nickols (of Buckaport), Coombe, Cow Bay, 7 road would have been more grateful to tread upon. He 7 cked thro ‘ohn Koymton's Bon & ¢ Mould at once come wo the conciusion that & lounge ate fee lee kame ele senodee beltiy cone Fert, awd, Maiacnan, 19 days, With sugar, to under the shrubs or tress thet border the lake, wi the heated regions bel ‘and the advocates ‘ his fect almost touhing its w would have been « tempore ‘the. oaly men 7 ° be mot WE Greene | 4 ne chran lian sc astmpeaaa are likely to go to the | isson. to ME fathers Brig Maracatbo (of » Kobineon, Nassen, NF, 9 , lo RW Wont & bon ir), Forrest, Cow Bay, 14 Gays, with coal, more agreeable place—a «omfe ie nook from whi be might look oat with sympathy, if aympath his patare, on suffering and ser: bappy Luntlng grounds of their days with fustle THE DAY IN BROOKLYN. ria Ben Be When it became ly known on Thursday last | to master tropteal as the ous of 70 sertay that Superintendent Kennedy had issued orders to the | _ Kehr Carrie (of New Haven). Davia, Olenfucgoa, 17 dey, 0 somewhere, and where could they #0 readily go aa potice throughout the Metropolitan District to make no ba Ph Va ay po. the Park? Everybody knows the principal win on the | more arrests for violation of the Excier law until further | 4 Bling pc. Third avenue “Oty Hall, via Third aver to | orders, there was much rejoreing among the liquor. 4 - Central Park,’ if you have ten dollars our | dealers of Brooklyn and their — ernerally, Behr Orantve Mate, Hallett, Boston. pocket to pay the bire of a coach for a trip to the “lungs of | aud frequent were tho assertions wh ere made by Bebr Geo W Whistler, —, Albany. Bownd to Beston. the city," you may very conveniently and economically | them thats “high old time "' would be od here on BELOW. step into the railway car, aod for six cents fud yo if | the [Mowing Sanday (yesterday) Indeed appearsaces Bark Adelaide, from ( did pindicate @ partial fulfilment of theses prophecies, and’ the Ase A h not bound to arrest for violating the Excise law, were lastracted to keep & record or register of ‘all Lauor-deaier keeping open house on the Sabbath, such being cont to n the old Liquor law. This record will be retained for at the Park, not very much later than the millionaire who has staried before you with a first rate carriage and fast trotting eam. The cars were pretty full yesterday with Visitors to what may be properly termed the ne tural garden of this city. Our oltizens are so iaw-abid- Baia Crevome (Br), from Ohilteper for New Tork, was fallen in with, July 4, Int 23.28, lon AB 27, In distress, leaking 700 strokes per hour and short of provisons, tp sieamehip n that they did cot walk on the grass; erieuly followed the letter of the la ries hey ture reference, pending, probably, the decision of the | sentiags de Cubs, which arrived at this port yomterdey fron looked as if they would like to break it, and see purt of Appeals as to the constitutionality of the new | Ci. the Rantings de Cuba enpplie’ has wemte, It wae aiso the intention of the potlor Sings Si" pleantre ‘weckers who truggied tuetec Dubie peace, and th ene granted Wy | Q0n'on! Ethan frat amore for Mambots wally to get away from the process of liquefaction | the moral efect of nopeinterference with thowe welling | incn pat in bere Tube 1d, with hoot tammaged, having teen that was going forward in thelr aymems Fat | liquor yertorday, seemed to warrant the belief that mote | on show at Fi . hae prownndind tur Demise, in order German norses, in a deplorable state of perspiration, | OF less tronble might be looked for. Such, however, was | repair thare not the case, and & more orderly and quiet Sabtall day has not been witnemed in the City of Churches mines the enforcement of the the beginging of May inst than was © poed there yestrday In South ber of liquor stores and lager 0 all who made application at Bane Roias—A letter from Capt Bhiw, of bark Bolen, of = en Se ae cea dated ot Bartadcs lua |, tates that on the who, fortunately for themeel were utterly uncon. scious of the scene amiast which diane suffered soch awful triaia, Stout gentiomen, with those phywical proportions that ft them tur seata in the Board of Alder men, Waddied along the “sy, evidently under the im- Proson that they bad never seen such @ fearful time, and that before they reached home vous of their In wearing ship the current rem. & ret of romks, where abe lng f open, and thea = were can. | weasel a5 unarawemt hy bodies wou! etually carried off a the fumes of ut fe pincen be woah pean eagle sfunkies looked is vole for some | ducted om deededly orderly gencigten, In the | for the banen of ere 11 may ra, ¢ means whieh could stop the complaints of bin CAstEEy peeres - of hawt tue, ease ngaivat, the efleets of the torrid tone | Williamsbarg aod Grecapoint, all wax remarkably quiet y bee during the envite day. Only one of two arrests were | had when duriee ber tnade for drankennes, votwithriand! ag the fact that the | ail of which bas beer shipped heme ) various lager beer ne and saloons Unroughout the Bare Revise, from, Sew Orleans for Mt Jobe, IB, put (nde open to the people, who teatowet vat ol yeuriatans and mak. af o—0 fret net 0 much Spoken, due. thet the thermometer ip Topgalien®: Phulipe, (ram Onites for Linbon. June h, ninety three in the shade for the greater pertot | tee Be om Several liquor dealers o@ South First were @eo bhlp ote (rem Boston for Nemmieie, Jane 2 (or kewping open place The poflee report dat Lg nagie hquor store i@ the Keurleouth ward, Wil Lamebury, #an by be found open. The eplieonmed tquor deslers of the Eestern Distrwet heid & se the pepe wing dey. * rotate Gall euch ed n Vm comet! tern Dhwortet, Lowever, there are dealers in full operation ‘viare leat [omasteg; and tho fest, yoang , in patent Jer hoots, trowee' carrying & cane, upon the selection of whch be may have ep a week, lo- tended to impress the paswer by With the notion that he War 80 nice, #0 natty, and GOL Up so “Tegardions of ox , fommer faxbion, 't was atterly Imporribie to bie equanimity, and thas he defied the best to do is wert, He would pot, ip a) probability, at that moment have objected to a claret punch or a sherry cobvler, if be could have pro cured it, Bat the test fortunate of all—com- stine for Gibrat ee we Teter, Hratfort, frm Resen for hom bat ON heen 6h by fromm nae, fren La arpeak for New Vout, June da, {ret Callen for Vale nem Jone paratively fortunate, \¢ whould be gaid—were the poopie of fashion, who came (0 their carriages an! bre we 2 They ot Wie Saneero, May 1, yy from th bent aa fast at they could id not come out end ran were sensible peopl, The roasted. They sailed forth for fresh air, if any be had; and, though we have seen a larger number of carriage people on ocher days in the Park, thou who fs vered the piace yesterday with visits turved ont in al! for New we, from Liverpont fr om Liverpent for Philadetyiia, «A ett lone the elegance t! At rednement cold ruggest oF arts com HE DA « NOW semen ship Kieing Ram, O97, fr nen Moribe for Leverpact. June Bs Plish. Fvery phase of New York society may bo studied ony OFM 1S trikee RW of Ber wteny feted n the Page. One seen there the repreventatirer of The Br nw i ractically 0 Goad ist p Nedeom, Potter, tom Chariceion for Liverpend, June fashion, yealth, independence and commerce, and borne. | ter, ‘0 the grest » on of the rots ot | we a les, amid ‘the gay ond Wiilinnt thivag, that | Jerse did wet aptenpate thelr barvert would # 0 from Phdiedeipbia for Lavery Clam agains whom soriety raises fie warnings | so short duratic Tt wee fortenew for mort of thew wk wart of Uo om wrebem J eee hat (bev Wore oo! overworked ia thew sales yesierdas. | \ od alters ite Condempalions endeavors to taut ta 5 1 Toe ZogeRh Gilehriat, trom Cardi for Callao, April 17, le The “Harrison Lieb," from New York for Liverpool, J wat 11, Lat $5 86, low 71 15, -_— Foreign Ports. Axrwanr, June 25—Sid Marcia Greenleaf, Merryman, New York (and from Flushing 240). at ADEAUE, June rr 28. , NOrleang. mre & Mary, Sinclar: NY ork. 21 he “Avr Nellie Hastings Tally emery aT Nellie Hast pon Uma, "Anderson, NOricats, Sid J6 Pear, Vi Daxriwouri, June 2$-Off, Wiaard King, Woodworth, frog Havre for Newport. i Gane Fare St Lawrence (#), James, Landon (amd jebec) Dover. June 23... trp niet fr Yk agra) ee re Benn Eiaimoux, June 19 Passed by, Guatay, Plory, from NYorw fog Bork ivirons, Clark do for Gronstaah, » Off do 334, itudeen, iru from’ London for NY orks Guaxaenoers. Jusie Arr Anam Gal bay NYO LABGO" Uae Are Uni i York. Bib, J Paton Allissa, to Bd 390. Britanmie (8) Perrier, HYOrk (nnd {rom Urestiok ase He roster, North HENBURG, June 1ID—Cld Colente Clark, rica. .. Sara, Mavun, *), Bamuols, Mat, Italia, Whitmore, Newport and Cuited Htates ( of Darunouth 24th); 2ad, Sportaman. Ginn, Shields H+ United mtat Jhiel, Harding, do, JK Holbrook. i: Cld 234, Chief, Harding, Shields aud United Slate Hyman Neil. a6 do. AMBUKG, June 23-—Arr Teutonia (8), Haack, NYork. ELVORT, June 26—Kld Depect Wendt. NYork June 26—Arr Nereid, Williams Mobile; Prey son, Bostor, Ae; Worcester (a), AVRRFOO!- pomtia cm) Hi Phillips, Boston; futhfinder, Crerar, » A Sid 23, Vity of Manchester NYork; Morton, Banderson, v1 2th, Persioda), Lott, and Helen oper center («), Baine, Haftimorc; Simla, Hackett, Calcutta, oli, Bullerdieck, Bremen it 18th for Baltimore) oxnox, June Fr Porveveranse, Groit, X York 2d, Atalanta (4), Pinkham, NYork (and «ld from Dea ‘math. Thompson, Hoxton, Superb, . Sanpuaux, Jie is-Arr Pyiad, Hulten, Phibedet phe. American Por BOSTON, July, AM—~Ar win, Paker, Mail. whee AO Aum tin, Willard, and Deiphi, s Wileh Queen, from Jacksonvi! Halimore; Taylor, sner Wm Tb) Almira Coombe, K C MOBILE, bri Star, Hparrow do pAzW ORE an t onan Kagle ‘4, Joly L—Arr steamships Evening Stee ell, Vail, NYork, Liberty, Helm , and Geo Cr Goree tor Bos SAN FRANC Humphrey, Be BALM, July 6 July T—Arr ships Horatio Harte Siferd, Stahl, Liverpoot Are brig A Hl Curtis.” Merriman, Phi urne Core for the Handkerchief — odors —Aineumas Comm “Deservedly Popular..— AINE for the Hair, and Flori cowiination of rare mercial £Y PURIFY, STRENGTHEN AND INVIGORATE, croate # healthy appetite, ange of water aud diet, xen hen the « the breath nd ¢ on They puri! They cure I i id wantof vital energy, than any mediel hey are ‘particulariy adapted to delteate tary orcupations 0} f the cork of pack bottle If 1h, Report to 1 DRARE B08.” Am Wo desire to call attention to the Baratoge "A" fi we tor, The anal rwalt ty contain a large per cent more mineral properties than the Congress, Kissingem, y other apring wauer iu the world [te tonle, thart! jott's m de Hew MLA ANL I, decldedy the Neat Hale Deming used. yk N, 10 Astor Hows, aud by ali druge mia rfal Thing. ul athe Halt Restorative chu: lustrous black or brown In a «i ey ‘no crock. ne trouble, Does 4 druggists, aed by BARNES ACO. 21 Park row. All Se Sp te = poe Havens and: other legalized formation PU aio! ‘nroker, 13S Broadway. All Prises Cached Legal Lottertes.— Ciroulare and drawings seat J CLUTR, Broker, 176 Broadway. All Legal Lottery Prizes Cashed, Deaw--~. ings, ciroulars and information sent, 4. K. 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