The New York Herald Newspaper, October 8, 1866, Page 5

\/DISASTERS AT SEA. Sinking of the Steamship Dan- iel Webster. NARROW ESCAPE OF THOSE ON BOARD. Disaster to the Steamship Santiago de Cuba, FOUR LIVES Lost. The Vesseh Towed Back to New Yerk. THE SCHOONER MINNEHAHA AB Passengers and Crew of the Daw ie) Webster and Minnehaha Rescued by ti ie Cromwell. DONED. DISASTERS ON THE AUS TRALIAN COAST. &e. &c. &c. SINKING OF THE 0 ANEL WEBSTER. ‘Scenes and Incidents of ‘the Dinaster—Narrow "scape of Those on B eurd statement of the Captain, &e. On the morning of the 27th ultimo the stesmehip Daniel Webster sailed fro 4 this port, bound for Mobite, with a general cargo. © he also carried eighteen pas- sengera and a crew of LY jenty-seven men, including the ofticors, When she st arted there was a (rech breere wowing, and the wea) jer was pleasant, + AMURKICANE, The firet three da ys of the voyage were passed iu scomparatively €26y wouther, except when pavsing the Hatteras shoals J \ scitt breeze was then blowing, and the steamship 10 jied heavily, but not sufficiently xo W create a pprehensions of danger. On the first of October, however, there was a strong breovo, which soon inert ed into.a gate, and shorily avter mid- night hurrican » burst upon the steamer, wilh & heavy the hurrie ine continaed throughout the following day. the steame - meanwhile breosting it gallantly, until about six? Y | whon she was struck by a heavy soa, which carried | away the forecastie batch and swept hor forwart deck ne THE LEAK REPORTED, The sen * was by this time rolling toa tremend height, eed the hurricane continued to tncrease nntil every tim! Jer in the sieamer shook beneath the weight of its viet ince, Throughout the whole night she rolied heavily D at still continued to keep her course; sever o’¢ jock on the following mornin; ported © wat sho was making water ra this atv ojligence was imparted the crew wax sot to work the put aps, and, by the strenuous exeritons of the men, she wa gkept afloat the whole day. Towards dark the bilge + ajection gave ont, and, as the water coniinued to incre@ se, all of the bands and the passougers w to we x balling her out, THE LAST HOPY GoNT, ‘TE © crow and «worked with all the chergy of mot. strugging foe Mir es Bat the elements were 4 iost them, and atten o'clock in the might the water #® 4 gained so far as to put out the fire, and the last aope cof saving the ship was gone. ‘The situation was now ap. ® «iting, and the dauger of findmg a watery urave,con- 4 ronted every soul on board the ill-fated steamer. The * wind was still blowing a burricane; the night war of a pitebe darknosas, oniv broken at inveryals by fitful fashos of lightning. Allozether the hope surviving througiout the night was ecarcely cheriened, although the captain evcournged the crow sud passengers, aad spoke of the ebances of Tezeue. conpcer When the fearful inteliigene wt the ship had sprung a leak, was first made known to tho passengers, thorg was some exeitement and «onsternation mani: fest4d. But upon the captain aseuring them that tue danger was not inumediate, they resolved to bravely face their fate, When, therefore, the pumps failed, aj tney were called upon to assist in bailing ont the steamer, every Wan responded wita alucrity, i worked with unremitting euergy, until told that further eforis wore useless, Even when the last hope of saving tue shin was lori, there was no panic, but eveo the females bravely and patiently awaited the coming of whatever doom was instore for them. Tha captain of the steamer speaks in praise of ther admirable conduct, which no doubt enabled him 10 save the eatire party. TOWERING TH ROATR, Alter the fire was put out the steamer was at the mercy of the waves, aud she drifted with the wind, Ia. borieg and rolling heavily, Six hours of terrible sus- pense passed ths, nut'l four in the morning, when the iret gray dawn of — spread over the ocean, and re- vealed (to those on that the vessel was rayidiy aoviing. The boats hed previously been proj wite the necessary stores, &c., und the sue boat was lowered. She iminediately stove and was sunk. About 4wo hours were theu permitted io elapse, when the day heaving fally dawn! inte light the otuer boats, win Proper officers and men fo man them, wore lowered. and she passengers transfer red the ayes of the half despairing passe: gers amd ccew were gladdened by the sight of a steatnehip whieh then hove into sight, Luckily she perceived the -ignai of distress dying trom the mast of the Danicl Websicr and instantly bore down in the direction of her. On arriving within balling dir- tance she was discovered to he the Georce Croto well, from New Orleaus, borad io New Vork. The . gore and crow of tie siu..ing versel were promptly taken a hoard, and their lives ¢ providentially saved; for 1 would have been simosi imomsiole for open beats to have floated on (ue ccoun many hoary, go high and howmterous Were the wares. GALLANT CONDUOT OF THE CAPTAIN, Al anite m ing the couduct of Captain of she Daniel Webster, froughout the t vem. sauces with whieh he was culled upon io contena ho remained calm and energetic; and, whea led by shoor to lower the boats, he firet saw every waa placed aboard before he gaver thougut Indeed, when the Cromwell bore thom he was still on board the sinking ship, id not leave until he bad aver every one of crew as well a« pamengere safely inken on bourd. ‘The boat which took him off had scarotly cleared the wreck when the steamer sank stern foremost, and was in a (ew munutes lost to sight bem ath tbe raging water, ™ RAYOMIP DONTE WTRerR was owned in ‘ork by Captain Geo, 8. Wright, and plied regularly between this port and Mobile, She war bailt here by Mr. Brown, and was of 1,050 tons meas- urement, 225 feet long. % feet beam and 16 feet depth of hold, and waa rated A No. 2 SAMIR OF THOME ¥A¥ YD, ‘The following are the name: of the crew aud paren. = the steamship towel Webster who were res. Canw.-Captein, Jae. Bolver; purver, B. 2 Nupton; Heorge Hutchinson, int mate Jolin Burney, seoond mate; &. B. Ward, chief enyincer; Wm. Naynor, first assistant sogineer; J. Meuill <erond asvirrant envineer; Re Rob. efts, steward: Anuic I’) MeCulloch, “tewnrvess; Wim, Mr- 4'racken and Hi. Moree, waiters, J. Xing amd M. MeMws. ters, cooks; J. Styln, Wu. Robinson, ©. McGinnis, J. ‘Vuotnpeon and FE. Collins, crow; S Muselan, reas boy dvs. Garty, M. MeKin and Wm, Fiedlay. ‘fireman; J Roach, L. Bmith ant J, Sruith passers: J. Muihol- laud, porter; Nicholas Ryan, carpenter. on ae tee aga € ae, as 4 oe Meary Smith, Wi. Worer: Strerage—R. Mutian, ©. Puteris, wife and onid; Mise Kate Mallory, Mist Kenice Mailery, John Sweeny aad wife, Robt. Kay, A.D. MeKay, (.¢. Peters, F. Buschman, Jobe Mayers, John Buswity—-14, STATHME YE OF THR CAPTATS Captain Bolger, a: the steamship Daniel Webster, svandoned at sea, makes the joilowing statement Left New York Seutember 27, bound tor Mobil forty-(hot persons, dousteting of offic -ts, crew pe seugors ; 28th, hart froeh breeze fr m northeast with com- siderable sen; hall-past veven 4 M. dimovered a wawoner to windy hae Mary and Ram North Caroiloa wound to Philadelpiw, alt lam #ck except one wasn, hoisted fier foresil sud faraished them ove man to help ork ber into port! con- emned on our voyege; Bien, da Hawteras Shoals, wowmg heavy ) Whe Rorthenst, with lightning and ran and heavy cca. hip laboring heavily; 30cb, Hight easterly wines smooth 8, ship max ag gout eres. Leesa, foreiopeatt and spencer ses; Unree I. ¥. passed Lookout + Htoormehip General Barne*, bonnd south, Oe L\ wiod BOrtbeRs, moderate seu, overs! going @o! vot dark, when a heavy cro wen cee 0 the evaward, wo nerraiag te a bur a viene; ten P, Hb {ound burselves of Cape Carvevarml, in thirteen sud 4 fathoms water badied to (he Wind and stood vo tht eastward. ‘Oci, 2 Wind oi onebated, wih a tremendous crop aoa, SIX P. M., shipped a heavy ce, #blech carried the forecantie mich house and «wept the forward decy, also causing ship (o teak daily, ert the pumpe workig. Maven P.M, eng ner reported the water 10 be still <eroasing; veuel laboring heavy. Ten! M.. water put, the tres; all hands, inciading (he pas re, od the boats with pecemary sores, ‘ne hurd power could save the ship. Sid. aight, began shipping heavy seas, ebip roll'ng femeftily, xpecting ber to (under motweutarily a S—Gade st/!! continuing, bas with lean vislmnee, We then catided with an awfal cea, ofl hopes of saving the wre, a8 ohe was sinking repitiy. Four ¥. M.—Begen iavwhing the boats, launched the starbowrd eehich We We madasaly move end lost AL day. nd ow moet evandon the ship, and brqao the bods wien NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1866. { i f i i i : a | : t i i i fy | i i I [ i ! tg F & | i f H H i : 8 5 : ! SF i H fl i | | i bad sted never forget with what the saving of ot of Z Jong "Sud every “one aeieaed to thes pisces When the” boats ‘eft, the ar ship there ~ 2 cunteete. fou were the last person and youcan never realize with what you take the boat at the mo- ing Such self-sacrifice is truly Teward is in Knowing that you trans and ine of a8 and prosperi rm, Conic Toned Howes, Robert Millon, C, wife and Unico Malloy, Joho Sweeny, Robert Breshman, Jno. Myers, Alex. Mc- Jao. Riesswits, second cubin passengers. DISASTER TO THE SANTIAGO DE CUBA. ‘The Vessel Springs Aleak and is Compelled to Put Back to this Port--Four Persons Washed Overboard—Exciting Scenes, &e. The steamship Santiago de Cubs put into this port yes- torday in a disabled condition. From an inspection of the log of the Suntiago de Cuba and the statement of Lieutenant W. R. Panca, a passen- ger aboard, the following particulars are given of one of the most severe storme of the coast of Wlorida which bas occurred for some time, and which has caused more ma- rine disasters, many pot yet kuown, than have tsken place for some time bac The steomsnip Santiago de Cwba sailed from Now York on Saturday, September 29, at noon, bound for Greytown, en route for San Francisco. She bad on board five hundred passengers as well as a large and well assorted cargo of general merchandise, About Sve o'clock in the afternoon a heavy easterly gale came on with constant rain, the passengers as usual betoming sea sick. On sunday, September 40, the heavy south east gates continued, accompanied by u heavy rain. ‘to- wards noon tho weather clocded up a little, The vessot was at this time about one huadred and ninety--oven niles from New York. On Monday, Octo- ber 1, during tue forenoon, there was a light breeze, but 8 very heavy head swell prevailed, indicating a past or coming storm. On Tuosday violent south east galos with heavy seas commenced. In the afiernoon the galos increased almost to aborricane, During the wight the ebip was thrown frou side to side with terrible vio- levee, Many of the passengers were thrown from their berths. On Wednesday morning the storm had become @ terrific hurricane, The seas are described as being awial in the extreme, Old ssmeu, who uad followed their avecatioa for thirty gears and vpwards said they liad never witnesved anything #0 feartal, TAY RODDME KAD IA THESTED OPP Ai balf-past eight o'clock A. M. a heavy soa twisted of the rudder head, thus leaving the vessel at the mercy of the waves, rendering uses all the other steering apparatus, Sborily after this mis fortuue a moxt tremendous sea was slipped, by which the cutwator waa wronched away clew do keel, the foreyard wae broken, the forward cawing were carried away, and, in fine, everything forward of the foremast was swept overboard, OUR LIVES Losr. This sea carried to a watery grave Cornel us Carson, the sieerace steward, and Heury Brown, a waiter; also two stectage passengers whose pames we have not learned, The porter’s room, with all the ou, botu star- boaad water closets and all the woodwork om the star. boant paddle box were washed overboard. At this time the ship menoed to leak badly, the water running down ty the fires in the eagine room, where it took but afew monients to become scalding bot, The firemen eae te almoy knee deep ia the scalding water. ALARM OF THE RASSENGHIY, ‘The agitation of the passengers at this juncture was heartrending, there seeming uo possibie of saving a siagie lite. The bulwarks forward went with a terrible crash, which made some of the women «)most frantic, BAVED FROM A TAmic, At tines the heavy seas rose high above the topmast, The excellent eniling qualities of the ship, however, proved equal to the occasion. A ‘ew eocourssing words from the captain quieted the fears of the paswe- cers, some of whous bad gone #0 far as 10 Cast wway their clothes and provide themselves with life-proververs it case tue veasel wont down. At (bis tine the eapsaln, being fearful ‘hat fhe aioon and atate rooms om deck would he washed awiy, ordered all the passcngers between decks, a cotamand which quietly obeyed, the Indies belaying with the ut t fortitude. Shortly after this, the leak increasing, the parsenzors were called to give a helpicg tmad, aod they worked ai the purapa with awill, Many of the Jad'es assisted in bailing out the water as it was pampod op TUR HNGINR WORKWO BY BAND, At ten o'clock Wednesday the engineer reported the steam pipo cracked badly, wlea nocras (uted (ae en- gine’s being worked by hand. TH REORM IN CRRAMSE, AMt noon the burrwane was terri! adeed, nothing could be seeu twenty feet im any curection irom ihe siden of the ship for the spray and seus. ue eabin sky / lights were carried away, letting agreat deal of water into the “between decks” Towards evening we win! moderated slowly At eigit P.M. the gaics were heory, the wind having to the westward. On Thursday the heavy gales continued with a terrible fea rouning, and but small hope: were omieriamed of over renelng land) «Al Cayticutatemporary Uller was rigged, and by noon the ship was azain capable of being steered, AtiwoP. M, the temporary tiller w ou away, and (he yesel was driiting about as anmancgeacie aa helene. Two of the pasiengers, ship carpenters, now st Lo work and cnt away the wood between decks round the rudder, and made a bole tor the insertion of » new Uller to work with relieving tackle. This work wae ao complished by six P. M., aud (ue #hip aow being mauace- able het course was shhuped for Noriotk. RFFORTS TO SOF THE 1. the day svery silurt was Jeaic. flows, inda, &c., were vtulled tuto t fore pook, ari these vided muck tn stopping the rsh water A sai! was also vot over tie bows, Will grate bare attached to sink it, and bound fast wrth ropes” In thos Way a good portion of ater was prevented from eomng | jw. During this last mentioned operation the second | officer, Mr. Mikes, bad his left thumb torn oT and was otherwise tadiy bruised. neiwithslending whiea, ike « brave fellow, be continued «! bis post until the ship a rived in port, SCHOONER 1S PETER During Thavaday afternoow a telooner Aying # wgnat | Of distress hove iu wight. She proved ty be (ie Mary Mckew, of Philadelpiis. Having lev her cudder abe was in ® perfectly helplers condition, The aplain of the Santiaro de Cole did not render auy assctance to the distressed schdoner, fearing t demy for that purpose owing to the native of hu own steerng ap- paratus. in the evening one hundred barrels of sit imione and a lot of piz iron were holwied irom the apd roiled ait to lichien the ship forward. Oe Fr the sea still contianed very onisterous with heavy north-cast gales, The water was pumped out of the tanks forward to make ler lighter in the bead. The hand and donkey pumping kept io the leak nicely. On Satarday the wind greatly, and the heavy eens began to subside, Gn coarnitation with the parwn gere it Was decided to steer for New York, where Soli ties for repoiring the vessel Would be so much bewer ‘tlan at Norfolk or Fortress Monroe, REROLUTION OF THANKS TO THE CAFTAIS AND CRW The cabin paseongera presented to the officers aad of the “antiago de Cube» resolution of t banks and tude for their wntiting zoel, energy and #kill In carrying the sb'p through forr days of @ constant and lerrinie storm. L068 OF THK SCHOONER MIVVERANI. an. nde to stop the She is Abandourd at Sen The Crew Saved by the Steamship The steamship George Cromwell, which saved the par sengors and crew of the steamer Daniel Webster, on the 4th instant, was also the meauk of saving ‘he captain and | crew of the above named xehotmer On the sth the | Minnehaha was etrack by a heavy see, which carried of | her mainmass aod epreng & leak in the veesel. “he was | rapidly sinking when the Cromealt provideatially hove | 2 Shinval, mate; Perry phrey Smith, crew SPAPRMENT OF CAPTAIN LATION Captain Layton, of the Minnehabs, gives the follow. ing report of the disaster - Left Savannah September 27, boand to Richmond, Va., Went to sea on the 2th Nothing ronmarkabie oe- curred antil Ogiober 5, When we took a gale (rom enst northeast, which biew with gremt violence: lay the vex ae! to under three-renfed foresail, sisipped avy ke, @hick ewopt the decks, ood cansed the vessel to leak. Oclover 4 commen ed Wii & perfert burncane and very rough crow-rea, thfee 7M. lowt matnmast and sprong Coremast ond bowsprit, kept off hefore the sea, chipping tities Of Ww wud laboring very heavily; the gale moderauad to some extent, got doubled reeled foresall on, and headed to the Wert ward, veunel stitl leaking bedly Octownn 5— Begins with fresh and heavy rea; san a steamer standing for na, which proved to be the George (romwmell, (rom Now Orleans for New York, and who very kindly took all hands off the wreck, whieh wae then in a eipking conditiga, and brought mx to thie To (apie m Vaill and @Mioers 1 bereby teader my sitonre th: of their Kiad attention to myrrif and crew, SHIPWRECKS ON THE AUSTRALIAN COAST. |, from Sydney, at Sea Franciero, w—t00 days later than steamer ad- Gav emiesesi tile Whale den wregens ot mere phic bonse io & hundred and Ofty-two, were 6a\ ed. Doard. ‘The bark West Hartley, No. 1, was aleo toss, saved NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE. Sersey’ City. PRevANTION OF CANUALTING AT THR FaRnies, —Passengere who take the ferry at Cortian dt street may see the simple apparatus which is designe 4 to check the destruction of tke me lesa. ‘that at while in pony only Newark. Txcrwase or Racer 10 te Cerr.—The reports of the several city officers to the Chmiuon Council, for the last uloe clty reenipts of $15,088, over r. Penge show an Increase m the of the same period Inst yea! AcorpENt on THE New Jkxsmy Rarenoat SlOp, a passenger w about to step from one cat t ather, bad tis foot carghh between the phittorms, w! closed and crushed hie foot in a dangerous manuer, procured. Tax Reoisray Comriere.—The vovision of the registry of voters was completed on Thuratay might. names recorded in 14.946, lwing an incrmse of 1,162 over the returns of the eleotion (or Mayor Lest fall SaTeNCED FOR Cro MuKD guilty by the Warren county courts of murdering her infant ¢hild, hay been sentences to two years’ confinement in the State Prisou at Trenton. Englewood, OvEntne oF St. Cxeria's Cuan was opened rer divine service yesterday by the pastor, Rev. Dr. Braun. ‘The seriog was preached by the Rev. Dr. MeGiyun, of St. Stephen's, New York. Th was laldon the 13th of August, so that t completed fa less thon two months. ding Teligious creed, but the chief credit is due to ‘of Hoth Kexes, ” Afalr will be opened for the church Loi evening and Wil remain open every evening till next Sunday BOLD ROBBERY ON AN EXPRESS CAR, SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD. Adams’ xpress Car o sippl Ki terwurds Recovered. The Robbers Escape, Ixnianavours, Oet. 7, 1866, Fast nizht, as the eastwant bound train on the Ohio and Missisippt Railroad left Seymour, two men, with thee faces masked, entered the messenger car of Adains’ Express, presented 4 pistol at the bead of the mes- senger, took his key, opeved the local safe and rifled it of $15,000, They then threw out the through safe, con- taining a large atount of papers and coin, and jumped from the car. The train was stopped some miles ahevd and a hand car sent back to the sceno of the robbery ‘Thy gafe, which was too heavy to carry, waa recovered, but the robbers escaped. The company offers a liberal reward for their apprehension. HEAVY BANK ROBBERY IN MASSACHUSETTS. The First Nationa port Rebbed of %75 Son of the Cashier @ the Robber and Rec Bank of Varmeuth- O00 -The Thief an the Bank Arrest very of the Money. Bowron, Oot, T, 1866. ‘The foct wae developed on Friday morning that the ot Natlonal Bank at Yarmouthport had been robbed seventy-five thoueand dollars, aud that the erime had been perpetraiod by a f the cashier of the Bank, The fat b have transpired, are a+ follows :—{t bat been the custom of the cashier ot the bank, Mr. Aros Otty, to keep the coupon interest otos and United states bonds belonging to the institu. ion {nate trunk. His trenk was fonod missing on Friday morning isat, ond with it the son of the cnahier, George Ouse, The father, ou divcovering ths situation, tuade al! haste to apprehend the thief and perover the hoods, Word was dewpaiched to detectives lo distant cities, and #6 thorogh was the evarct that young Gus tound Limseif a prisoner the next day. He was arrested at Plymouth, having travelied to that place during the ight, On being arrested Le mad» » Clean breast of the whole transection. The stolen funds were found ae. ereted in the Lank shed by the cashier, A small sroonnt of the compound onterest Hotes was wieung, but the preouer la abont a the Atnount was Onally restored, ‘The twenty-one years of age He war employed Otis, the cashier. is a respected thet young Otis w FATAL SHOOTING AFFRAT IN gai TiDRE, Barrons, Got, 7, 1805 Om Seterday night a shooting affray ocurred ip y pub- ne eastern part of the rity, resulting bu tum dean of wroan pamed Beajamin T Jones and the wounding oF George Goulrion aad Jon Beta, the latter seriously, Aman named William 8 ardeoy cRve himself up as the party whe fired tne pistor, einimiog to have done so in se.f detense, The coroner's fury sulen quently discharged Lim, ‘The afray grew out of po Meal excitement. TWO STEAMERS SUNK ON THE MISSDUR R°VER. St. Towns, Oot. 6, 1866. Dower gank near Fallamoutir, on ‘on Wertneed The value ef the Seamer i# not slated, She w eared for $50,000, im St, Loais, Cineinoati, Pitsburg aad New Yor, offives, ‘The steamer Hon Jonson, beavily ireighied, sank Toor miles helow Boouwnile, ou the Mirsours river, toalay. Joss aot known . A TENNESSEE QUELLIST ATTEMPTS Swit, Mn 6, 1804. a recent duel, attempted by sLooting bimseif in the brenst rib and glapeed around, lodging tn the heck and initiet ing a severe (hough not fatal Wound Remorse, ue ways, ty the cause, THE ALLEGED FRAUDS AT NEW JRLEAND TO THe EpTTOR OF THE HenalD. S.C), Oct, 7, 1486. « denpatch ‘ip your » Waetington on Vea 4 LOWEN THAL Lowen Hows read bere your New Or cot the ath iat Will by day to surrender mysely OUSCELLANEOUS POLITICAL ITEMS. Maessonvserm. —Ginery tt ichell bas beea som a by (he rep ans of the (rd dixtnet of Manach@serte ae thee candidate for Congres, the Hon A. HL Rice porively declining worept, alihoogh renominated hy his constituents, Gener Devine declines being con- adered a candidate for Congres tue Worcester Aisiriet Tw Ammons Coxcameioss. DeLee vrs, Coles Bash. ford, just elecied over Colouet Poston delegaty (fom Ar ropa, was (ormerly Governor of Wisconsia, a4 was then @ radical repablican, bat it is o what bis views bow are. Varewne Serre prow ree tare Rea Ges Fomnner..-4 letter from General Forres! to a frend a Teuneree, just pablished, contains the following patel fe pent mente: . { qnite agree with you in the wish to “let the past go for what it la worth, to ‘let by-gowes be by- once.” and, ina word, to viet the dend past bury its dead.” , Of the South, broken in forunes, bot f trast not in Kpirit. by the result af the late grend struggle, have to de With the futere Our esetion mast be eaten th and proxperity; and to do ta power, wi Lots effectuaily, enoh indiv.daal mast addroes himeelf to the work of Fepairing bis privale fortaue, National wealth ix but the aggregation of individual cvmfort and competence; and Tan rejoiced Lo see th people of the Sonth, and partiontarly the young mew, bare gener. aily goae to Work to rebuiid the shattered edifer of Southern prosperity and progrew with an enerey and im dustry whit, im the end, cannot ial of compote sue COURT CALENDAR--TH'S Gar Streras COURT lmeur re b. — Now. , 2081, 20468, 2045, ne 2065 + 2065, 2065, 2087, 2073, 1 —Now 1728, 1730, 1704, 1TH), 1768, 1762, 1764 1 At , is, 17M 1186” Part til —Now, 1161, 1281, 10g, 17, 1893, 1891, BT, O89, 24, 1698, 758, 1180, and fart * 183, 154, 186, boy, 180, TeRWINIE — Adjourned without day on, 61, Th, 88%, 87, 0, 06, #7 9, 100, a, 12s, 10%, 387, 1 U8, bt, La al] commences at ee Ver, L Now 9619, Biremon (ocet—Tetas, Tenw. 21, 17M, 2491, 2008, Wh05, 2407, 2409, BON, Bom, 2000, 214, 2615, 2619, 2621. Vert Hl — Now. 4, Tied, 1004, 726, Maa6, 14s, 10L, THR, 2804, 2506, 2808, Serene (cont Bemcrac Trew. Cuan Hisar Talab Bae. No 1,002, 1,085, |, ” 1 1.140, pe TLL Noe wo Lede 716, 1,600, "1.117, ind, 60s, 1,625, 1.057, Last, Hoe, 1,700, 1701, "1 hoa Tera, Tere Now 49, 64, 48, T1, T2, 7H, 81 60 90 tyres urtve yoRT or Gronnat Smemosa — Before Regnier Hackett Crew 4 redling such as was recommended rury in the late drowning case at the South lay Siceet ferry is the most mystematic in this & from New York, was about to ngeror He was conveyed (0 an adjointug factory and medical ald wan The number of Ruth Ann Stamer, found —This neat little edifice Vunde were liberally supplied by the residents of this district, without regard to OF Ser VIAN US Femetit of the the Ohio nad Missis- trond Hobbed of £15,000. -The ‘Tureugh Safe Thrown from the Car, but Af- : » Hae 3 Trend about Jaly 29. The pesseggers, numbering four A kotob, name ‘unknown, 6 ad foundered with al! on AMUSEMENTS.) The The independent consequently, successful mana- ‘The tug Bangares.was wrech/ved July 14. Crew saved. | gers of Now mwehage sd Brooklya have made very spirited arrangements for the complete entertainment of their patrons during the present week. The names of the majority of the artistes which appear im our résumé underneath afford alone quite sufficient guarantees of the charecter of the performances. ‘TUR FRENCH THEATRE—RIsTOR! ‘This evening, the tenth subscription night, Madame Adelaide Ristori wil! appear, for the first time im Amer- ica, in her grand réle of Judith, in the tragedy of Judith, atthe French theatre, Ristori’s nights for the week in First New York are Monday, Wednesday and Friday, Ristori matince, Saturday. This establishment continges to attract appreciati and fashionable audiences, mainly owing to the superior acting of Mr. Bogumi! Dawison. This evening Mr. Dawi- on will appear as Harpagon, in Mohére's five act comedy, Der Geizige (the Miser), and on Tuesday ax Me- phistopheles, in Goethe's five act tragedy, Faust, sup- ported by the whole strength of the company. MR. AND MR#, HOWARD PAUL'S ENTERTAINMENTS. ‘Mr, and Mrs. Howard Paul enter the second woek of their extraordinarily snecessti! engagement at Irving Hall this evening. ‘The bill has been changed, alording fine opportunity for a full display of the versatile taleut of both artistes, Thi» evening and every evening during the week, except Saturday, Mr, and Mra. Doablodot, a quarrelsome couple, with comic duets, a remurkable double persouation, originated by Mr, Howard Paul, and now introduced by her for the first time here, will be presented, Mrs, Paut will appear as Simms Reeves, “My Pretty Jane."’ Mr. Pant will personate Napoleon the Third in the History of Julius Cassar. Sev songs, with some very dine old ballads, will be g couclusion, RROADWAY THEATER, pell, the American comedienne, opens a tour evening. The serio-comic domestic drama Vhe Pearl of Savoy; or, A Mother's Prayer, will be produced, Miss Maggie Mitchell personating her fine creation of } She will be supported by Mr. James Collier, Manager Wood has mace arrangments for the season which will keep the Broadway as one of the most attractive honaes in thecity, Mis# Mitchell commences her engagement this evening, to be followed November 5 by the trage. dian, Charles Dillon, who will be afforded an opportuuity of six weeks, during which he will appear as King Loar, Othello, Macbeth, Louis XL, Richard LIL, ke, charac- tors in which he successfatly held the Lyceum atage of of London for the poriod of three yoars against a very powerful competitor, during the seasons 1855, 1856 and 1857. Mr. Dillon will be followed by the well known favorite comedian, John E. Owens, who will change the scene from tragedy to mirth, during four woeks, aod who in tarn will be sacceeded by the Worrell Sisters, In negotiating these very liberal and costly amusements, Manager Wood has been assivted by his able acting wan- ager, Mr, Samuel Colville; the result will give great sat isfaction to all lovers of the legitimate drama. NRW YORK TRATION ‘The version of the American comic opera The Doctor of Alcantara, which was presouted at (his establishment, in Browdway near Elghth streot, during the past werk, was quite a triumpa, The piece will be retained dunng tho present woek, with the eame strong cast. Tho or chestra i# under the direction of Julius Lichberg, the composer of the opera. CXEMAN THALLA THKATION The managers of the German Thalia Theatre, (a ieomd Way opposite the St. Nicholas Hutol, have arranged w Produce this evening, with avery full cast, Der Comet, Romer ouf dem isiireay, Dit Wiener in berlin B Y ASTOR'S OFEKA NOUBK Tony Pastor places on the boards of his opera louse, in the Bowers, ths evening, @ mew and exciting tema, eutitiod The Robber King, or, Kolf of tha fod Hana The pieoo will engage thie (alent of the oatire company Wii also be produced a new eccentric charwoter named (be Dancing Master from Paris, ia wh oir the badet troupe will appew. Tony Pastor sings wo more now aad Original songs. MRM AWeRZ, cme HLEATHONIET Mr. Haviz is ia the fourth week of lis wondorful feats Of tins on, and hu periortuances are very largety at ‘coded, He contioues at Dodworth Mall, Broadway BOOWORTN'S MINATIRNS. ihe new Filth Avenue Opera Howse sustaine its reaps tation ks a ploasing, faxiignadie royort in a very agroga- abie manver under Me. Hudworth's manegemsot This eveo.ug #1 be produced 4a entirciy new piece, adapted expressly for Uhe company, eutitied Hartem aac; or, A Quiet Residence, with Mr. Smita, a Cay Merchant, by @. W. A. Grin; Saudo, by W. 8, Budworth: Tonay Dobbs by J. HL Budworth, aad Unole Dobie by M. emp ser, The Joliy Mille te hon Canada, Happiest (oaple Out, Two Quirt Lambs, Barvara Allen, Double Clog, with many otuer musing witairs, are to be g CUA witern'® senox rerum Chorley White's Minstrow and Combination Company, already in great lore, ot Hryrant's Meotanins’ H Broadway, t4 to be reimforcod ths 6: aeing by Mile Aw wetta Gallett) and Mona. Cydelia, two Cnous American #0 ale. dapcers After piel has bern exbeusted, (he performances Will Conclude with « wonderfal Musics. arranged by “ob Hart, eattiel the “hadew Panto mime.” Clown by Joab Hart, Colnbins, Millie More Pautaloou, Bob Hart, and Mare yun (cc Wietpiey aera The opeving of the new bal Kelly & Leoa’s Minstrel Cou p oes, aad (4 Toanagem@ent appen: to aclieve bat (0 retain @ leatia Pabment, A boriesque enuicied the eat Her,” @rten by Leon, will « 19 AMIN ATRL TD Brow tway by v4 been qiile ae ermiaed wot om!) 08 for tive aaiols Doctor of Alidlan- prodooed tha frat time this evening The lve onoumee the Geet ap pearsace of the comedian 6999 Chriaty, Maarers George and Willie Gay aa ut ol known ertenie BAD VRARCIIOY WS cote Menem. Bireb, Wambold, Merna.! sad Barns, finding fod ew wor, bate trade ne for the wens thes anpoe ball, No, 699 Wroedw.. ce Proure ing © Ua an very little change im the! After reyeailug many amuelng ¢cellemeion they ' give the new barieeque of 1 = th, at Oder ig the African ballet troaye RESTOR! EN mec Tomorrow (Tuesday) evening Malone Adeiniie ft tori @ilt appear io her great role ws Fl elec) Quewn of Rugiand, in Brooklyn THY PARE MMAR, Boner Mrs. B. Conway law arranged | cored aut attractive programine fur the perioraanome ty Place atthe Park theatre, Itrookly» dering the wees Alter mur b Care and at considera: met whe hae cast the memiers of ber BuMmerOU® company In the follow Ing pieces, in order thas:Momday vod Tureday. Col een Baws Wedoesday, Teket of Lawee Yan. Thare doy, Peop O'Day, and Friday, the School for 4exndal HORT OPERA MO wR, wn LTH Hooley * company will appear in» wariety of eater taining periormenres at bis Opers Bie ae, ta rok) ® this evening a04 during the week All the lavori ow are there and tlie bill t« ample and we | «lor Te POLAT FeMer fe ce Al the Brookivye Academy of Mum ihe evening Mr ‘Tayleore Introd oes the popular ielsuay Semily, whe tn thelr aried periOrmances a# gymns te, paste aint aod jregiers Wave arbioved mach «ole a> The Niaeere leap of the vrothere Inia amd Groct «+ mort ’ font, sod in a building se well calratated to (ood ofr to ite aki aod reckon dering will doobilexs pro thrilling seccems, The member of tie trope spreer for this eveong ORMy, and give a ver rel ther bee pertoraman oe Nisewiinmeens ‘Thentricals. Mies Fanny Yoong, « fine berjenqus performer (com Anstralis, conrmancm: am angsaemen a the Howard Athenmem this oventag. Mtr Teter hae bee weed to sup port her Muse (bar tte Thompaoa, eho bee boon CUE ae tee cttigene of Lowe bY har parforman es, concluded & bighly fo ceeafal emgagenent Mar s opera boune, last week Mr. A, % Pinion, Prot tive ( nie (hentres, bar fing @ Great Mat Lake Oty Me aoneineed to play Greo'Aather Whitehead a04 Timehy Tooth on the eversing of (he 10th mie ‘Ar Rdwin Adame cloned bin eoenqemant @ the How 474 Athenwom, Hanton, on Saiuntay evening He was announced WH appear wa Jeen Veubaron im the play of Clairvoyance, for bie bemaitt ot (oat me A company componed of Wrreman Marwha) Groner Lees Wabeter Wrenwnes! perlom Car, WH Danvers, WB Corus Semi Mactariane aed obers or ences at Lowell baat week ‘The Bedouin Arwhe ore ie Mevion, They protuce He ote (he rome 6 ing tke ballads, “Come into the Garden, Maude,” and droll ‘a in engagement at the Broadway this Coceniae—-A Compound of Cocoa out Olt, Ao., for the Hair, This preperation eomipias » large proportion of deodorized cxcomiut oll, which is walvernalier acknowledged to possens properties tl.st bast ould the Varions conditions of tbe Human Mair aiversally comeeded ta ve POLICE INTELLIGENCE. AttsesD Higaway Rosssuy as Somerruisy Worse —- Three young men named Michael J. Whalen, Metor liart aud Michael Meloy, were, yesterday moruing, arraigard before Justio: Dedge, charged with highway robbery, vy Mrs, Catharine Pittmer. The complainant testified that between nine and ten o'clock she was passing down Thirty-sixin | Mie street, bet and Ninth avenues, to vinit her Kove’, Vouth?s y mother, who ‘0 that sireet, near Kieventh ayeuue, | bie Cand when Wi and aceosted her. she Was BRS, 4 Fou eene, frigbtene Aud 62 Lafayette plate. come a AP mother’ an bour Caren Cross Dr. You Bisew! ve in one Py — Ofiee 2) ayeuue, corner Twoealy-cigavm stiting ye ——ineneeire $ Dr. Powell, Physician and Ninth street, near Brosdway ngs, whi Doles. culreged er ner . Bhe states thas they tn ta teed vi of Bercoverely, besides uss? ant nee ber they en palred ght "OMEN Lares, Deateese aud Kes all sare Whalen, wi, 1.9 nay nd a short dimance . of ceo hn dh told her sory. % “are, made ne effort [0 escape, was taken Lito custody, abd an oticr: being detailed soak re. uM" aud Hari. but Dougherty gould not Virse oad Elliptic Sew b, ) Prema Lakes Boat ase omer Highest premium New York Siac Faly. 1866. be fonnd. Mrw, _ Pittuer, kit statement Ki wf r defore | the co ‘'y mah agitated “and ad geneet we 1 ho en! wept. u Ireqvently opt reall oune Maen Tey | eee, Pata es te Wieane, Gollnia st2tem fromm > ade: attny. jo stole ’. iT : i walk with her when ahe tod nad them age | BAStO® Comme) Comte Axo xmratt. rested. Justion Dodge committed ‘he prisoners acy P lan m Prisoners for trlal, Sroww Tis Owmncoat.--Willlam MH. Worter, resid) ng at No, ‘So Kighth avenue, yesterday made complaint Lefore | Dodge that Williaus Fish had stole worth ten dollars, The parties Fish stole into the other's ruom & Deliver in any part MW Vouk GEORGE W. PF, OR BROOKLYN PROK. Ageat, 110 Wail seaee by Seli-Fuste: 3, NO Sewing, siz) For wale everywiere, 6 etn sine aps eral agency 416 Hrowd nad, fiuplacas alte Wve Yourts avenur and 8 Lataynite plce of bal. Soar. —Ferdinand Richard was brought belore 1 Kelly yesterday, charged with the Liroeay of four akes of Dr. Cures Chronic arrhé turile oll soap ftom a drug store on Second avenue on Bai SSFP UeL yr eee Sean te untay night. Jama Meikle, «son of Jan Meikle (i 0% iatiwets who keeps the atove, saya that he sew Kichard arereir Use —-—— - nonp in kis breast, Jusuico Kelly Weld lig ia @UW) bs an iouraud’s Toilet Preparations Are of Af- world wide caleurity, and hie oatoblishmegs at 45% ) is constantly thronged by ladies whowe wodek hem fie Lal nm ow Korsxie, William Fallon appeared charged with the tar eony of aud destruction of a number of tube rose in the garden of Anthon Zuber, # florist, tn Yorkvit (be cone in rare plant of great ew dnetruiction eaumed by the noouse ie of th $20, the The value plants mentioned inthe charge of larweny ts pat down at $10. Justice Kelly held Fallow in $800 to cuswer, "SAAS ees Gray air, Haldness, Sore Senlps Cured. Now CITY INTELLIGENCE. \aieTomaed to" Seow, yl GHAWINTCAR (AD poate. pre nore will be a partial ork fo the easterly and nurs Honirsr ow tax Sox. To day sun, whieh will be » of story portions of British possessions, New | Or. Vou Kisonbera Cures Rromchitiy or Im- Kugiand, and in that part of this State whiew | faninaton of abr eels of (ouge Ofie Bal MAM @emnan, lies northeast of ¢ drawn from the lighthouse |” 1 Twenty eughie atone ° Fire Tetend, the city of Rochester am, Al St. Jobs, NF the nl the eunle face wilt be at big revue, No, Se beobseured, we Charlottetown, U1 1, one ttn; at Bas F Monday. Getabar A, inained Vuewlay, vrintoaly, (rom A M to Sodok rw * Hranswick, Me. about o ta sik one-vightemutt: at sone twenty. tinird tay ! tery. Crives Maid te The’ bighemt cates part A Silver Kavkera, 16 Wall siren WF 1, CON, 00" where i will appenr first m Little to the eopbi al ube top es Vote will be Ne Jase eclipse Of Uae min visible all Legal Lottrrics. 7 oe sgt wild ieee, 3 Wall «reel New York ” rooms at ab Kili The Kina Sewing Machine ” Mincfeclieed ty FLANUK, BRAS SOORF @ 00, 46 mun utes paat olerey, en via | Mowery, New York, rorewved ‘the tau Silear Medals ules thinys fone aecouds past eleven; durstion ford ave | iio State Pair, om the “Mua ad sewtennieer, UMialy ln & my antes cage Tuy Coovm in New Your<Itmronr rhow Beooxors forenoon iaferagon, bul toward dusk Cie atmon TIL, FOWK MACHINE COMPANY. G0 Hromdway, 8 OF became eulder, The cholera, wiriels tad souse fyiawt Lae Vihecler & Wilsew Mictiae and Bartow Holy Meet) $anttat! Lochstiiok Sewing ee LG Brom iaoy Yew Pisoubers tow 4 Winpow.toun Bogan, «a are tlverind mined 0 of age. while shoring anders ft Of temporary tasanity, aapreereee Avoab eight orion. Lest might Jumped from bie Ur sory iti.) window of his vesidenoe, 87 Muiberry ai coe! Ss #1 P P IN G WE Ww s. bi aes bewidee bring any tired Wee Own eyed te be ae Bowie t pone vee se roses mer a BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE. Sethe verse mann 4 60 A Hor nee YounZ mans waimed Ki loe Mi Parkiagd was arrested ye *moermey 4 san Carian ATO Iny Wor dargiary, commiiiad upon the dveiing bone of Mos. Lurerr, Menre sicnet, corner al Third piace. ite was moore eS discovered whtle oo toe ot of remeviog « we NE to SF off Cacenlon Mee f om the parlor apd ae Ware bar Lor B) icoerw - write rm tae as apt ren, Penmetl, Leehorn, @ dig rn, willy rmmetle. to A Jaquemat | Hiad wow Vy qm mw shown val wm Balt Cay TE, BE ot on ot, wiseall to tampeom & Oleg ware irene aber (#8 days soang NE rg Yaakion (Be Larkin, Helmer “ atree! books alae als hem wlstre 24 Clinton cy ewer Wase tn Dele Aoormonrs vay Pat tek Cerrity, while ote ¥en weenie wd we ‘4 $B days, wits wtee, Jnsed. named Meary Krave, af N eee Oe ptoe, had the ude ile rlgie towed henge Avose'ta, Twen Hortedoe 1 tage wy) ~ Ning OF event Airis) Boon 10 tape Sof W iilgren mite gee ere ta ew te 4 eal moe K tnginse, Gear, Mirogonue, Pty 4) with arnt nit cation to Ht Mt a oe an Hg Mary Kalen (We) Carson fi Horew Tl dere, were kept o 4 sult af the Cometery af the Hoty Oran at whe je og A « erg te Ro) P nm fi ot iri femme onan ee augihs been Imrie! ina plot h cobhine, 7 SeisasUin of aoe? ek wanted my amsisianee, wauIA @ gig Turks tennt 1% orig only AO unten deataw’ inekle, % 1 der of line Trauains Wie NOW dayac mite one Nt P ten Joe Garea lore oJ ° Cope May tte Lad for maner Tx ett furnished wo ineh. af bee hie rome Cee mate ad coe man. being oo% ane tes week ole el re Herek water ~- E im tpeie. ANTONE sro to help work the vewerl Wy How York wad airoeg calm Vmearreun or AN Macarro ™ § prisoner aauat | during the Rensage, sorersl tages nes the melee Pi'vick Boden manand to effet an conape trom the anoiy | Rend eramrmisey ee TTunaeee ge Wd Aas pomterday reorrested ee terre in) sa North Re ont Areal four oom pee vil iy oom of the ahem Anson 8 ray Peers Drone morn ng 9 Are wae Ale Niwth and Tenth 1D Marine Dieseers 5 lnee eh ete emtlee h yn New Vors for My oe ee | ee ee Me tt Far aoe commen ee ee i “ Pe to ee ee THE PORTLANO FIRE DEPARTMENT CHEF EXUMERATED o sivomabip Martighs | Store repariod saa eh Bererges. Pomrisen, Me, Get 6, teen. by conan ity on '«@ ibs eae a 'S A bearing sysinet Chief On a charge of immompeteney post he the Common for bie removal bow ag end OEMtniualion d ting Newport (1 managed ae wes! on creas ne pores nett Hew MAILS FOR EUROPE. 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