The New York Herald Newspaper, October 17, 1866, Page 5

——— « Potst of view This clevation of sentiments ‘the Emperor to uuderviasd the situation in whieh Prussia | il a or og] foond. 4 te do “@ts ational,” and to de of Pi ced eer things cin Centon} Busey coneiiinsed no danger ‘Have 1 occasion wo fell you,” adde M. de Thiol, thas $Bie view of the sunjeot is aleo ours—thas we time has passed away when gach atrougth in the weakness and the ahs aod wi any consolidation or of power by the union of populations having customs and the seme national spirit were with @istrast?” ‘the writer of the des- points out that the hne of conduct por. the Kuperor ae | and efter the events proof the fentimeots by which his Majesty i¢ animated with regard to the work ‘‘of the interna! consolidation of Germany.” It the widen of the Emperoe shat Kurope ‘nwes that pa poe, ficult questions, which threatcned to thre the whole Continent into confuston, has found a solution ‘prompt and sotissoctory; it is the Emperor who oy ‘greatly contributed to slave off the danger of # uni- versal conflagration and the explouen 7 revoiulinary ‘The despateb subsequently points out that after euch shocks ap Germany has recenily experienced, aod which have modilied its politica: configuration, a certain period of time is necessary for matters to rearrange theinselves, Dust that the application of the great principles embodied fm the clreular will greatly contribute to late that of transition, What remains to be done is no any more than a work of peace and of internal ar- vasgement. Her edifice must be consolidated. That is the work of a future, which is brought nearer to ue by the muluad confidence whose reign the Emperor has ipau- gurated. 4433 He H 2 é =. I THE REFORM QUESTION. Broeneh Opinion of the Franchises British People. the Journal Dé! of Paris, Oct, 6.) oan be said of those French jo which, while relating the r manifestations, think it @easonadie to deplore more than*ever the oppression the rg arenas ee ap those (aie een th Nai oe Tapes io be oe ao dicaneg ‘jeans, pe noting of host’ of ether rights more 8, more and.of more con- com wi |, anc al na 0 us of our neighbors on the path of progress. THE MONEY CRISIS, Sespeusion of an Anglo-Indian Bank. the Doblin Freeman's Journal, Oct. ¢—Even'ng.) suspension Asiat consequentop a ‘continued run on the deposit at lia Bombay bran from London. ‘The total liabilities, only 2 ich are in this country, amount to @ liquidation must be , owing to the tmpos- the value of the J! ype is expre: owever, that these assets ‘payment in full, withont fartber calls on debtors is the great Parsee house of Pre- rchond, whose recent failure is understood have intensified the run upon the Asiatic Bank. jorized capital of this bank is £2,000,000, of which 000 is paid up, It was established in India in 1863, end fo London in 1864. The bank has branches and Hoag Shanghar tat Melbourhe, nt taditon fo «central hee in London, and, being. tne charter, its abereholders, about sev im number, are liable for double the auount of their subscriptions, Condition of the Bank of England. of the P| i serene fat silts u h z g> Fee afi tf 3 f i ila pleit bits Eek haat etl yablitetes® itt i st i 3 uP # E ul | R, Z gE 5 fe i I | i 1 i Hn ick my Death of Harry Grimabaw, the Jockey. From the London Times, Oct, 6. The foudw are the of the accident pele = Sear met bis death near Cambridge oo Wednesday Bight ;— Tk wont ee ee Senne by train to hie wey Cambridge ome to Kvnt’ord House, near Newmarket, where be re- aided. his zt tf aa | 2 5 z : Fg i ; F | i H it i rl i : #3 4 eA38 i iy is F i , ! j E i E } i I elf is 3 BS i H i i efits : H ‘ * ad Ha = > *E £ I 3 & ? a if | a was conveyed to the Globe we the deceased bad been engaged to Giediateur in France ou Sunday next. “ POOR PLAYERS,” From the London Athenmum, Sept. 29.) Cobage Love yu : $ © Hg ‘The Couneit of the al Dramatic > lished the resuh of « recently taken for the admir- ion of two iemale and two eandidates into the ol ‘The details are not without interest, nor with- en! touch of tenderness. There were five candi- dates The two “ladies,” as =a Saas Se . s street in the borough. rt, Bow ntreet t— Pad py ge nt aw nas then, Mra, Apne Strick- ‘The at Sevenoake, in hie Troms ous of the most painfi) diseases to which nasure wreeb faire: fage,"'in the days of the dara aang; twenty-one ber yrotes: of suffering the Tawt get, down at Wi x of the grounds of candidateship Laonore and ite) conmauences ween and “severe injury to the ior bat favorably ‘or from his yo bill, an by defective right, approwhing to Dlindnese, and Mp Rey. nolds, an incapacitated bard upon three eere player, ané ten. There is rome ‘Adelphia ured to of half a century, feds himeelf bled by the try pry me os lowe of wight, of and of wt ib. The bigh topgatiant of his old @ subdued to euch mei quality ae thie’ It i on OF worse witb the ethern One if ins union, waiting til the scene changer: end there ie here eG. Row , Under mental and physical decay. nak ing for adioinsion, afier fre wud fomy thet hard work called “play ng THE FAMINE. 1 WADIA. The Bombay overiand ma! Ovinge advices 4 Keptem The tnine (2 OV ame wae Tearfas, ‘The Board of Revenue hed ovased to publish the num. of death. reperted Pie Glcuta corresponds of the London Times nay’ has for Sir wrence to supersede Fy doo, OF as least 40 sand tbe Gaastary Couimie- has received @ large grant vil ‘He eays it will be impossible to relieve a fiftieth part of the suffering around Calcutia for the next two montbe, POLICE INTELLIGENCE. eee ManitaL Ixpeiscrry aND PaysicaL Jnorakpy.—William ‘A. Wagner, who keeps boarding house at Twenty-first street and Sixth avenue, yesterday appeared before Jus- ice Dodge, at the Jefferson Market Police Court, and entered a complaint against his wife, Mariah J. Wagner, and a man by the name of James H. Keiler, a clerk in a government office, From Wagner's affidavit, it appears that his wife on Saturday night bad been abusing bim, and that he threatened to put her out of the house if she did not let him alone, and “stop her tongue.” She would not do either, he said, but seized a carving khife, threateningly, and walked towards James H. Keller, = boarder, Complainant roshed towards her, but she moved along the table menacing bim, and handed the kuife to Keiler. Keller then interfered, be said, and “Qegan to say something,’’ whereupon complainant “What have you to do with it? I will put you out, too"? Keller replied, “You can’t do it I’? where- upon complainant moved round towards them, when, he avers, Keller dashed @ bottle on the table, said he would run complainant through, The wife's father then stepped up and secured a temporary "pang Cayo Complainant sonkt have en- complaint day before yesterday, but tl e was then employed in getting out an action. for a divorce. He safd his wife had assaulted him yesterday morning, pevingciven. bim ‘an awful kick,” and at stil! another lime she had grabbed his watch cbain and golden links in several places, He eupposed she wanted to give tt to Kelicr. He bad been married fourteen years, and would have put Keller out if he could. War- rants were iseued for the arrest of the accused parties, and they were brought into court in the afternoon, The wife and Keller made statements contradicting the sworn assertions of complainant, They both aleged that the knife was pefng used by the wife in carvi meat, and that Keller would not have remained thero had he not paid a month’s board in advance, The per tiew indulged in some wordy skirmishing before the Jus- tice, who finally held Keller and ‘Wagnor in $300 bail to keep the peace, The bail was obiained and the defendants released. Perr Lancewy.—Yesterday Elizabeth Martin entered a complaint before Justice Dodge, at the Jefferson Market Police Court, against Catharine Beck. The complainant stated that the accused bad @icbed from her a pocket book valued at fifty cents anda quantity of stamps aggre- gating the sum of ninety-three cents, and altogether making a fi of earthly possessions something like $148, according to complainant’s estimation, in which jeep long acquaintance and old associations may have something to do in fixing the value. Elizabeth Mar- tin bad dropped her book of stamps and Catharine Beck had picked it up and unconsciously deposited it in her ly own pocket. On being requested to return the same she refused, and said she it not, but a policeman being called it, he discovered the identical goods in the pos- session of the accused. The defendant was held in de- fault of $200 bail to answer the charge of petit larceny, Cnverry To Anmma.s.—The tenderness of Henry Bergh, of the “society for the prevention,” &c., would have been at once shocked and soothed yesterday by a ‘pian, upvarnished tale’ of suffering and retribution, The victim was @ poor h @ quiet, unobtrusive animal, that had used his four extremities until they had grown weak and su; iveofatan yard. The heartiess offender was Jimmy Moran or James Moran, who cruel! and maliciously, according to the testi Of Patri McVey, who witnessed the outrage, struck the bay horse which he was driving with @ paving stone weighing two ST and nine Ley avoirdupois, somewhere on the id, inflicting serious injury on the poor animal. The statement was attentiv heard by Justice Dodge, of the Jefferson Market Police Court, who waved the wand of retributive justice, and Jimmy Moran retired from among the busy haunts of men under $300 to answer to the charge of ‘‘cruelty to animals.’’ A Coox 1s 4 Stew.—In answer to the judicial man- date, yesterday afternoon, at the Jefferson Market Police Court, a tong, ebony-colored female came laughing into the room, and without ceremony said, “Well, Jude, here’s the old woman, Joan, the old French cook. I spoke to the officer a few words in Irish and he arrested me last night. That was all. You know I irish.” “What is French and gor name?’ Debenfarte.” “What had she ?” again asked the Judgo. To which Officer rep! Gronk, and I could not get her to go home.” ee oo ggeay guerre Faritor Frouch or irish, iatoa call, until such time as her dorsal vertebre may have been invigorated bya Paosasis Munoxe.—Louis Weiss was arrested and confined, yesterday, at the Jefferson Market Police Court, for having, the day before, struck one George A. Shacf- ag0, however, a flood of light was thrown on the subject and thetbieves brought up with a round turn. An off cer of the Fourth precinct arrested William Boyd and im whose be found a é ii i f a i . i aL fi it : : 4 trlad. A Benaian Pimaps Guiity.—At a late hour on Mon- night the sieeping apartments of Mr. Charies Milier, fm the premises No. 85 Forsyth street, were forcibly en tered by means of forcing the lock from the door, and & found concealed under the near Grand street, wateh- a a be lives te King oureet, ALLaaeD Notoriove Picxrocnets.—Jobo Jordan, Wil- lam Smith and Henry Mangies, wore arrested ov Mon- day night at the Cooper Institute meeting, by one of the ping them he at Inst picking the pocket of a All three were brought bet Seniss oe hey poner. ree were jore _ ay and by him committed. They are all under age. Lancest or & Vauwanux Duwonp Risa.—Wm. J. Bailey, alias Bruce, who stands indicted for grand larceny, io stealing a diamond ring worth $1,000, om the 80th of May Inet, from Tiffany & Co., and who wae ,Strevted and committed by Justice Dowling, without pen, Bet subsequently held to bail im the eum Ca superior rate, wan arrested yert be to thin city by Captain ourtag, of ibe Sixth pratert. The presver Gee. Ganee fore Hackett, who committed pim to jal! UAITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT. | Refore Joage Shipman. Oct 16 The Court opened the morning at the usual hoor, Midge Shipman proeiaing | Tm the absence of Jodge who @ to 2 Gerhard term, the Grand aed Jurore were maurrew mornipa (Oct It, ar eleven o' ate . CILY INTELLIGENCE. ‘Tae Can Nomance.—Riding on the city railroads i be- coming an intolerable nuisance of late, Disputes he- tween the conductors and passengers are of frequent occurrence, and the public travel is impeded because of such differences, Yesterlay one of the cars of the Third avenue was detained because of a quarrel between the conductor and a passenger who refused to pay. The latter was a member of the Metropolitan Fire Depart- ment, and claimed the right to pass free on the ground vhat he waa returning from a fire, The conductor denied this privilege, andinsisted onafare, M. F. D, would not yy. Conductor stopped the car and ordered nim off. M. ¥D. declined toleave. Conductor evinced a disposition to eject him, but was overawed by bis antagonist’s pro- portions. Ho claimed the assisiance of an oflicer on the car at the time, bat the officer declined to interfere, At last, after a great deal of argument, the car moved on, bat was again stopped, when the assistance of another officer was claimed and refused, Another short drive, and another opptee when the next officer was reached, with a like result. By this time the other passeneers had become indignant at the repeated intorraptions of their journey, and demanded that the car should proceed or their fares be returned. Tho conductor seemed in- clined for neither, when the matter was seti'ed by M. F. D.'s paying his fare, Thie was all wrong. One of the passengers on that car suffered serious inconvenience in gome business hi $s about, and others might bave suf- ferod the same, 10 will organize @ full and complete system of Hansom cabs for this metropolis? Fst, From 4 Wrinow.—Yesterday, at about five o'clock P, M., a little girl, five years old, named Mary A. Broderick, fell from the attic window of a two story house &9 Baxter street. When taken up the child was found to be imsensible, and blood was issuing provusely from the cavities of ter ears, She was taken to the New York Hospital, where, upon examination, the base of the skull was found to be fractured, At a Jate hour the child was still unconscious, and it 1s believed that its injuries will prove fatal, Bovy ov 4 Max -Fqnyp ir te Noni Rivex.—The body of ap unknown middle aged man was found ip the North river, at the foot of Chambers street, yosterday after- noon, The deceased had in bis pockets about $100, a gold watch and a baggage chock. AccipenTaL SuoomxG oF 4 Sxamay.—A sailor on board a brig lying at Pior 29, foot of Roosevelt street, East river, was seriously wounded yesterday evening by a discharge from a revolver which he was handling at the time. He was ip the act of cleaning the piece, it being loaded and on full cock, when it suddenly went off, shattering the bones of hie hand in a fearful manner. His wounds were immediately attended to by Dr. Mc- Ginn, of the Fourth ward. Man Snot on East Baoapway.—A Gorman, whilst passing up East Broadway near Market street, last eve- ning at about seven o'clock, was shot in the thigh and ‘very dangerously wounded from the discharge of « pis- tol in the bands of » countryman of his who was near him. ‘The wounded man fainted on the sidewalk and was conveyed to a drug store by sone persons who witnessed the occurrence. ‘The owner of the weapam said he did not know the mau ; they had no trouble together, and that the piatol wen! off accidentally, having fallen out of bis pocket, He ‘was conducted to the station house, in order to ‘satisfy the officers as to his explanation of the occurrence. A Fortoxate Sroxer—Eicaraex Tuovaanp Dousans Daawn m a Lorreny.—J. Taftinger, the fortunate pos- sessor of the $18,000 prize in the recent Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Gift Concert at Washington, is a fireman on board the steamer Susquehanna, of the ee dere: The Susquehanna was decorated with in honor of bis good fortune. John says will continue to stoke, a8 ho can't afford to lose a month, Reception or Perseverance Hoss Compant No. 5 oF PmLapsirma, sy tHe New York Finsmen’s Aspocis- niox.—The above company which are now on a visit to this city and the guests of the Jersey City Fire Depart- ment, were entertained at the rooms of tlie New York Firemen’s Association on Monday evening, corner of Fourth street and Sixth avenue. Perseverance Hose, headed by Beck’s band and an escort of Jersey City firemen, crossed the ferry at seven o'clock and visited several places of amusement, after which they were conducted to the above headquarters and welcomed by Henry Wilson, President of the Firemen’s Assocl- ation. Mr. Joseph A. Bonham, of Philadelphia, re- sponded, returning thanks for the kind , after which they were entertained with wine, &c. ' They then proceeded to the residence of ex-Fire missioner Thomas Lawrence, whom they complimented with a rh to the ferry Excursion ov Tax Laue Guarvs.—The above company, named after ex-Assistant Engineer William Lamp, went on their annual target cxcursion yesterday w Kim Park, under command of Hugh L. Powors, Captain. A large number of distinguished citizens accompanied them, among others Commissioner Thomas Flanders, Henry ‘Wilson, President of the Firemen's ; Wilham Lamb, John J. Tarbell, C. H. Brigcy, Willlam Ack- ermas, Felix Larkin, John Strub and others. The company contested for forty-two prizes, the leading prize Deing donated by Mr. Lamb. The company returned to the city atam early hour and to their head- juarters, the were awarded to the waccess- fat competitor, The following officers commanded the company :—Captain, Hugh L. Powers; First Lieutenant, gave a ball a Millerman's Hall, which was largely attended by the friends of the association. Tus Loramas Syxop.—The sanual Synod of the Lutheran church of the State of New York was again in session at Bt Vatthew's church, tp. Walker street, yes- terday, the Rev, Dr. Pohiman, of Albany, occupying the chair, Considerable routine business was traua- acted, and among othere, action was taken in reference Delonging to the Synod who during the from it and formed a new Synod. matter was finally referred to the committe The to the General Bynod Mange and presented recominendipk oe With General Synod, on the ground that the H i i ! A humber of documents the subject were read and the resolvtions discu: at great lencth, pend. fug which the Synod adjourned to nive o'clock this Cumovs Post Orrice Sranwrice.—Superintendent Knapp, of the New York Post Office, has for several days past been engaged in procuring data in regard to the weight of the mail matter which arrives at that office, the result of which shows that fhe average matier cach we thirty-five quantity of matter from i Hi i Ft Li Ha Hee teu ef at hie it i Se ee valuable pr.zes will presente! to COURT OF SPECIAL SESSIONS. Before Justices Kelly and Dowling. An upusual number of cases in which the defeadaute were charged with stealing under clothing from lines, came before the courts yesterday. than five persons alleged to have stolen abirts, emUce AN OFriceR Lamia Caster helped bimself into a scrape by striking the time, and, in hopes that he might be liberated with. ees ee oaesceet & tas is oe what when asked to pay a fine @onny. Mr. Patrick Gammon, driver of « cart, expressed him. that it should 60 bappea that welt very sorry n bis team should come in contact with a street car of which Thomas Crow was driver. It however, that angry and drove James Wilson, & ashy young those follows of lewure who travel on He had been tiving at Farte's Hotel for some time, and when he had run up a little bill of §21 he slipped away, ‘without offering to cancel the debt. Mr. Earie, Jr. Tored the complaint, and the flashy Mr. Wileog was sent up for two months 5 BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE. Prosveer Paxk Inenoveaente.—The work of laying out the new park, to be known as Prospect Park, is fa- Vorably progress'ag under the supervision of the expe- rienced engineers, and it i# contemplated that this great acquisition to many institutfous ot Kings county, and the City of Churches in particular, wil! present a for- midbbie rival to the farfamed Central Park im many respects, The nature of the ground presents many per- fect attractions which are not to be found even there The Proepect Park Commissioners have decided upon opening a new entrance from Washington avenue, whieh is both a wide and fashionable thoroughfare, A hand- some gateway will be erected on the ground at present occupied by the reservoir, Over Flatbush aveuue and through there grounds an ornamental bridge will extend, to enable visitors from that section of Brooklyn known a3 Bedford to reach it, thus obviating the necessity for making a detour to the ma’n eniran: hich is at the junction of Vanderbiit and Flatbush avenues, In the centre of an oval plaza, at the latter entrance, a foun- tam two hundred feat to diameter is to be coustructed. A dome of bronze will rise in the centre of the basin, perforated with holes and containing both water and kas, The fountain will throw up a eha’t of water to the height of sixty feet; at the distances of twenty and fo portions of the main shaft of water will beoou tached, and in falling will give tie entire jet the appear- ance of a veiled female figure, A noimber of gas jets will be arranged at clove intervals within the dome, which, When lighted at night, will give @ beautivul aod dazzling effect to the whole, Av Unrrorirante Broxresae Boevess.—The case of F. P. Kowing vs. Washington Manloy and others came Up again fn the Supreme Court yesterday, The defend- ants are brokers engaged in business in Wall-atreet, New York,and recently the platutiff gave ther 9,000 to Invest in United states bonds on his account. They purchased the bonds as desired, and soon after were called upon by the wife of the plaintiff, who prosented an order for the de- livery of the bonds to her, purporting to bave been signed by hor husband, They were given to her, and #von after the plaintif called at the brokers’ for them in person, The original order was exhibited fn court, and the jury having been instructed to decide whether it ‘Was the signature of the plaintitf or a forgery brought in 4 verdict for $9,540 in favor of the plaintif. Tue Cost or Tasasmxe.—Tho case of D, Curry against R. Hueetsenroder was heard yesterday before Justice Gilbert, in the Supreme Court, Circuit. The suit was brought by Mr. Curry to recover $600 damages for cortain damages done to him by the defendant some time wince, The defendant was a tenant in a house of which the plaintiff is agent, Whon latter called to coilect the rent from Mr. Hugetsenrodey,swhich was due, the latter denied that he was indebied for any rent, and all that he had based it from the owner, A scuffle ensued, in which the injuries sustained by Mr. Carry were alleged to have been received, The jury re- turned a verdict for $60. Proepockars at tue Narioval Gane.—Four suspicious looking youths of the licht-Gngered {rateruity were ar- Tested by the detectives while in search of victims at the base ball match on Monday afternoon. Yhey wore all taken before a justice of the peace yesterday morn- Ing, but not having been “caught in the act’? the evi- dence was not considered sufficient to hold them, and they were consequently diacharged. Jt may prove a lesson to the rascals for the futnre to be more prodent while the lynx eyed detectives of Brooklyn are upon thein when they least expect it, Ivrangatisa ro Bounty Cramayrs. —Brigadier General Charles W. Darling, Commissary General of Subsistence of this Siate, gives notice to those whom it may con- cern that as many applications have been made to him from the county of Kings for the collection of the ad- ditional bounty provided by Congrees, by consent of Governor Fenton an office wili be established a! No. 16 Court street, which will be opened every Men‘ay, Wedneeday and Friday, from three to rix o'clock P.M, when claims will be prepared and trauemitted to Wast « ington, free of coat. Tux Dissoxest Sexvaxt 6 ~Mary Horrold, “sharp” servant girl, whore arrest by the ef detectives on a charge of graud larceny has beew pri - viously mentioned, ia now in custody at the Forty. iret preciuct station house, awatting her examination. Mary {) isa girl of many aliases, who was in the habit of envag | ing as a domestic in respectable farities, whi would remain bat # short time, when several principally of jewel would be mired on ture from the premises. Im Angust fast juformation ving @ description of Mary wns left by a lady who bed n victimized her, wilt the detectives, who ap- | rage girl in Paterson, New Jersoy, last woek. ince then the evidence of ber complicity im the disnp- pearancs§ of properiy other than her own frou the places in which she was employed bave wreatiy in. creased, and several watches, chaina, rings, Se, have been recovered from pawn and otherwise by the detec. tives, until the amount of vatue taken at diferent times by Mies Harroid w estimated at $1,500. On Monday a gentieman from New York cailed and recognized hor ae the person who had stolen watch and chain worth $275, nod the dress which she bad on as having belovged to his wife, ACumK AnureTED on CuaRGn of Exnmzeurwent, — Charles Apple, a youth of nineteen years, who until re- cently hae been in the employ of Andrew Wechsler, a dry goods dealer ut No, 202 Myrtle avenno, was arrested yeste morning on charge of embezzlement preferred gaint bia by bib late employer. Chazies, it appoars, bes the position of clerk in the store of Mr. Wechaler, and resigned bis position but a few days ago. Sevoral articles boing missed, wuch as gilka, shawls and pieces of cloth, valued at $95, the suspicion of the proprietor fell upon Apple, and, taking oat a warrant for his, bie ar- reat way made yesterday at the roridence of his’ mother, in East Hroadway, New York. Nearly the whole of we Property was recovored. Puyaoors Cuvrcu.—The patrons and friends of the Sunday school attached to the above charch will hold a festival on this and Thursday evening, when mot the least attractive portion of the programme will be a per- formance on the new grend organ by Mr, U. ©. Burnap, ‘the organist of the church. The festival will fally reat- ize the expectations of Wute who have devoted $o much time in bringing the Sullday schvol to its preemt state stooped down and licked up the poison, at the eaine A aaeien conan Ume declaring that she intended to make sure work of Ring body, was com> it this time, “A physician was called and antidotes at ministered, wi it little eflect however, a+ death ensued about three o'clock yesterday morning. The Jury rendered a verdict of deeth by suicide by taking « dose of Paris green. Decoased was forty-two years of age and» native of England. She hi left a family of children, vevera! of whom are grown up. split antl, damaged rip washed overboard. Saw sowie wi foom Demarara fom New York which rived at W f walls, he ist rms, with lo —acameen Hnlagion, A Soldier Dro al The remains of an unknown man sbout thirty fv years of age, were youierday found floating ip the dock foot of Chambers strest, North river. Im one of the pockets of deceased wav ound a regimental order of the Ninoty-first regiment, Twe ond brigade, Second div.sion Now York State Nat Guard, in which was the pame of Frederick Cameron, Middletown, Orange county, this State, « baggage « and a stateroom key. Cameron 18 thought to bave been the natae of deceased, It is supposed decoased had taken pasace for Albany on doard the evening boat, and as the steamer was les the dook he fell overboard and was drowned, Naumann held an inquest on the body, aid » death by drowning was rendered by the jury town, arrived at Nerfolls Cae atorm, pha for Bi and ran wabore. her cargo. shore Sanday morning inet a dock her, She probably went to pl at the time from the NE. MILITARY INTELLIGENCE. Postponement of the Inspection and Review Carcorra, Sopt 1—The ship Guiding Star. from Rostow an Melbourne, grounded on the spit of (he Roypore Sand wen up on the 20th of August, but is sald Wo haves us, Bicwrm Reanewer, N.G., ) Naw Yous, “ie orders. § 4 parade Cor iD while proemedis tangs tu dis pald to bare sustained no * The Europa, von Hagen, from New the crew belng ek oun. At Rockport, Me. 6th inst, frem the Parehal, & One doubladecked schooner alied the Ralph Carleiou, owned by Carken, Norwood 1S, this, § Proceeded to se Kio Janemio. Ang York for Caliae, bi Tn compliance with Wri; Or » ons day, Oc meut will parm tober 3, ak the rior to eight o'clock PM. t to the Adjutant at the 4 eight. Lieuteuant Colonel 0. me hour. Spoken, & By order ol F. WENTWORTH Commanding. J.P, Dumrex, Adjntant, aiff for Kurrachee, Avg 2, from Cardiff for Montevideo, Avg from Cardiff for Panawial Ort a, Wf for NYork, Sept 27, off Fal. COURT CALENDAR—THIS DAY. 2830, 2341, 2343, 2345, 2347, 2549, j 2363, 2367, 230%, Part UI. 2,' 2064," 2086,'2070, 2072, 2074, 2076, 2075, , 2088, 2002, 2006, 2008, 2100, 2102, fom, 1161, 1465, 1628, 1840, 1606, 603; 213; 863, "1881," 603, 1004, 130, 1606, ave Court—Srecuan Tera. —Demurrer No. 23——- Issues of law and fact—-Now. 110, 175, 202, 185, 170, 78, 74, 197, 126, 218, 214, 218, 216, 219 and 224, Svrikme Count—Chamuans —Nos, 64, 26, 27, 5834, 66, 68, 74, 75, 87, 88, 93, 95, 97, 8, The call is No. 99. OMMON PLEAS ) Tanw.—Adjourned for the term | ral Term will be in session the balance of the Bark Tal-lee (Ta Sei 2M, lat 46, lon 10, . from Wilmington, NC, for Lendon, Forcian Porta. Sehr Volante (Br), Hunker, fom Wilmington, NO, for Kio Janeiro, Sept, int’ SAN. Io was suppliea with ar—Sid from Flushing Bremen and § York Aug Passed by if NVork ow Crew all'siek’ bint the * in Oct 1, Bduard, Hal White ® Sy ut Belint, Gourdet, NYork |. Humphrey, NYork. 1s— Arr Soules, Hutchinson, Mi Lis, 143, 148, 164 to 161, kYnAL Smetows,—Grand iareeny, the People va. Jas, MoGride, Andrew MeBude, Henry J. Edwards, Poi- hain B. Ting, Klizabeth Clagne, Isubella Goodwin, Jolin Connor, Joun Howe, Jan Lawrence, John Dempsey, Martin Maledy, Catharine Sherman, Jaa, Wright, and Epenetus Devoe; felonions assanlt, Paul Christianson; Robertson aud Comeline Donohue; te n goods, Ernest Bartholicon and David %—S14 Sarepta, Oliver, Moulmetn in i the Sen, Hammond rept Whitney, Avery, Howton. pe Richard Bastend, Knowle, for Now Mall: r — 'e t Tp port Rept 1. ehij Ig; At Lo of Boston (old), for do ey 4 Ly ne do, Wi for do. ” i Tartar, f Lagle, Peres, ne (tr), for NYork: lnnsbee; Bombay, Miller, aud be fad others . OB, Rept Cl barks ¥, 00k beige N SHIPPING NEWS. »ew YORE—Tars 6 1S | MOON mers. 617] mice wares. canorn — — ore 3 48 for NYork odes NEN Oot 2—~OFF, Sulla, ot Pui. CF NEW YORK, OCTOBER 16, 1866, ‘rosby, from Pailadeipbia wrod. vit, Queenstown ané Liverpool—R 7p. 4, Sept 20-84 Annie Grant, Appleton, NYork. NEL Las, Sept ibm Arr \oungeter, Hossnek, N York yr Oct 6—Arr Margaret & M Hineluir, NY ert. lvene, Hermaans, from Kotterdam for Vela , Liverpool via Queens te), Munvoe, Glasgow MacDonald et 70s Aloe te Are Lemuel Baker, Savannah—Livingston, 1—sid Washington, Peyn, New Yor (aud vannab—Murvay, Borris uthayen 24, Dr Bar Are John Bertram, Hoepner, 8 York Havux, Got i . Billings (fr: rd » Meyer, NYork. Bid 24, Arr Pereire (9), Duchow roan. Charlestoa—Livingstoa, Now Croan. Thomas Dimi Wie Mobuidt's son & em), Deetjen, Notterdam ris Balu. verenw, Ondlir—Harbeck & wenip, Cardenas—R UM Dr Anplowall—Merchant & Car rd} NYork, fi 24, Landon). NY ork. Metablan, Ran Pation, Bio . eleider » Liverpool Isis orn, Oct tare via Falmouth * - La Creole (Mute Neot yapbe:. Curocoa—Devale & Cr, x Black Kiver, Ja—J FP Whitey & Brig Qonan Hird (Br), Hills, Bt Kitts and Bt Crola—Penuie tou & Co. h. ig Bae Thomeon, Marks, Arroyo, PR-L & WP are stron, Brig Comp (Br), French, Havena—WW Rosell & 0 Brig bexile (i , 8 NF—DK DeWelt & i Brig Magna Charta (Br), Smith, Windsor=D KR DeWolf & 0, Bebr Masenchnertts, Buck, &t Sour Tigris (lie), Lawkhark Sehr Fankiin Beil, Brewsler Munter (He nguon far, Oulton Charlotte AsonvilleVau Brawl & CaO Th Matthews. ) SO—K Divrivat & Drives, NYork: laght Sehr G & Lewin, Shute, Branewte lent LF Hives, Hulse, Georgetow Co, fehr Buran Abby. Ingaiie, Machiae—Soow & Mchardeoo. rt n Arunt & Singht. River—C: heasville. Arrived. Steamship Seotle (Br), Jadkins, Liverpool Ort 4 vie oF die he Merwin, a! Sehr © WI Sehr Mary ¢ es, Boston— wer, ib & Paine mth, 41 Comard, 1th ine ville (Br). bound W it nt pe with “ btebiy mark (Br), Thonw own fth with mdse and Si |. Liverpoet Oot 5, and passeugers, wok Wd m Lowber, Antwerp, 20 day, with mace to Kuger Bros. ty ‘China (oh, Hf ree Uirthe on the York, sth, salmyre (eh Wasson, ho Weed, from Cant? tea der, Lockwood, Livingston, Fox rt, Newbern, Mt, teston, with cpt 2, Thames ih maw and O14 Leta, Vortnana, Boson (and ol@ Farat, Bonmno Cascanry.—Mias Anna L. Ward, re. siding with her parents at No, 14 North Third street, K. D., died yesterday forenoon from the effets of burns received the night previods, from the breaking of « lighted kerosene Iamp which she wae carrying. The oung Indy, Who wae only sixteen years of age, war ightfully burned ahout the upper portion of ber body before her friends were enabled to exting wah her born- ing clothes Although prompt surgiral a.a was rendered, Miss Ward remained ia termbie agony from the time of the casualty until death put an end to ber safferings, CORONERS’ INQUESTS. Fatal Kallroad Aceide of Mr. William Davis. The road Company Censured. Last Saturday eveaing Mr. William Davis, a wealthy distiller, who did business corner of Twenty-second street and avenue A, and lived at No 2 #tryker’s row, (Fifty-second street and Eleventh avenue), on his way Up town on foot passed Whrough or rather attempted to pass through the railroed tunnel from Thirty-fourth to Forty-secoud streets, While he wasin the tunnel a er car of the Harlem Railroad Company was Sires through, vat om the way one of the wheels ost over and fractured Mr. Devi’ left thigh most bly. The driver of the car hauled up tmumediately, and procuring assistence and @ light, bad toe inj man conveyed to Rellevue Hosptial, where death subeequentiy eueved Coroner Newman held an inquest on the boty; bat mo testimony whatever could be procured going to #how im what tanner Mr, Davie wes Jon the rail track, The driver neither sew nor rd bim make any nolee til efier the « cident. As the temimony of the driver is important, and resulls ip. severely consuring the Haitroad Company vy the Jury, we give it below — TRETEONT OF LITRE GAnTTe. Lake Garvin, being duly ewore, dep: orty-sanond «tr treat and Joo speed laide, Cutting, Liverpool, 2@ days, wiih mila, io Gutlon, Hid Weeks, Liverpoot Amanon, Percival, Darien, Hanlon, ove. Buabe, Kon: Loe. Verrei!, Nondout f Oriow, Hadwin, Pougs t for Mew port rovidevoe ie for Pail Atay. Moma Ko * sit Oe, ME, Ori 16098 bark Laek Les br A rigotim, Larsen, NY ore Arr Bilendin, Vinp Ave ida tf Vor ay” arr, aw Frameisen bs inant, Im lat 92 55, too 76D having & Macks vented red, appareatl shied, decks ewept and fore amd mi A large berm brig was wear ber, supposed engoged in emien voring (0 take off (he passengers and crew (by the sehr Geo W Uriee, from Fortune Island, at Baltirm , Americnu Porte. Jouneon, Landew* on the Body Inviens Kail. y via Pitledelphies Cg hureim, Davie, nen Ge 7, wind WE, haw ing od. hil the out ial 8 deere Chetlanoge, and jerpoul, reporte Oct Sense tue Lewinir ts (Reatiapd), lumber, waterlogged. having been in that Took from her the eaptalu and six men, being al! the and brought them to ‘hie port r les. | . Comma, Paberm e Peadioton, Wed, ‘acttia Wr), Waewens, tare bare wore B), Neadghing fromm id whee Alert (br wnre Mary 1b Lew, Amebery te. yt Into Malstax, NH, 6th inet, 19 0 othe rte Key (Babatas\ O Trwin, Adee Be Ainiih. Ceorer Caldeel, Eo Liver fearon. F hilnde CRORE , Bence for Richmond, arr m inst at 6 orion 0 ett again early prowelea on) cite of = Ateamanir Baasrous, Nerfola on saturday eltora dine vargiog at iat pla for Richmond when she struck « bert's Point. whien 6 & Norfolk, there she aot O81 tid whe Thnaae Borden, Wright pnts N.C Oct Go Ary tehee Abagell 1 1 cla meme Bho rec rumen, We LE Ont Te port steamers Fairer cod 4 Bowen Men Bhe arrived evening of (he Mb, @nd would inmesiaiey Court lee neceenary Fr Bann Presence eiewark, (row I An free ae » Palmers rah we EA. Ht wtnaeaabiy Mie. Peseett, + vee, Jee he Frets, Nemern, avenue about @ quarter to and drove up unl crash and heard a ma Are setre tee Maley New Tort OM wet Teesnee, “he ener Giver bins ' oun TRORT, Oot UD Arr sohr Albert Jamon Hew car, end sent io & lamp 0 Forty-seoond snore WashWvarn Thread- wtrest; be came back with @ flight, « found Hepperh, Bie rror. wader the ear, bis left leg ws wader the aad his body waa outaide of (ne car, only rd wheels bad passed over hit leg; we jm opand put bim inte the car, drove w forty-second street, aod called an officer, the ordered me to bitch the horses om the other end of the ear and drive back to Tweoty-pinth street | drove back to Twenty-ninth street, tne acomh and took him to the hompital; hed two lighte inside the cer; I am over a year and «half in this country, | have drove about three months there wana light at the lower end ay Vaseet a large oe Nein lrewa yet anee, eawe Mh arian, seep Mary Brosh, De ih palnled yore email mitahip howe was apparentiy in teilaet trie er board John Whitt, satan, supposed io belong Ws Lond w Ye) from Iaie of Carmen for Mawre, be. led. report wt tne HA perietend & terrible Cartng whieh he bark wee pov ge Torn ihe mens bet wo be owt ewer then righied. She ls also beau overvoas A Coviog put ta mg Vedly, and Wat one tae Tucrwued, from Niort tor Verua Bee os here Wi MAYAN, et iecarr wore Kary @ of the tunnel; « licenne ts bot needed to drive @ car, 1 an - Porter, bad wo fag (a front of tho amr; IT had © quod light im | roperied per late Chepecen ia Csnncca tarenm bwtore | a cimere, ajmn, Hyaltin "ent aries fromt of eng Loould ese; I don't know if they ae fot a BS lt ey Cee Neer, @ (4 ome at the tunnel; there are two tracks os a inrenge the tunnel; there le no foot path throngh | Sind eenaing ACOA, er 6 arr why Breeee, Lareee, Bow York. the tunnel; a novices it up effect, | have seen vatopmnast Fatabalruia o - on it Ree, SieWahas pam ied yoovemmnne otc man tn to | cotton Eodbes ari, Sere br ian Timep on. Werres tunnel in day!igot won of shea. Gia ats are, ne, ms Other witnesses were eramined, but the) \eeimony it p nokyne A yl bs nm ——, po Fie! ° faggot? tase was wivinivied to the jury, who rendered « | , Rave i Martha, in crowing | 'Sidcuer Viscree tale. id Bune Bewet, verdict a followe:—That the decensed came vo bie | Ci Jehne Rar, y injerea too | pie pon death by injurioe caused by being run over by a New | "™S* sud Ere senreare waiting up the river vo go b9 oma ror ) 8 Are bert Pillows, Davis, Peilate! York and Hariem ger Car in the tannel at Thirty. Bere Bincwanp & Towner Howes from Haltimore for aie 4 ae er) eoventh otreet Fourth avenue, aod w) cansure ine ame te re at Cage Nentepen, full of weter, will “gr : eee Seay Sows company for gross and ulpable genre saficient liguie ‘9 the tunnel and on th on WAY ig ont of the +f and tor Portinnt, A WY ore. from Phitetetphia setae 08 went ashore in oleae’ Hole bermor Ti pe H-Ary ochre Julia Baker, B wil Bare \@ @leeherge part of ber carge © goa! termined to have pe tronble with her. Became very maiheat) fore and mein boon, eome apgry, end tarning aevie for « By tne Mra | deck load by heavy eras po pas Brat mixed a dose of Paris greem with which | eo Tith for destination The AF on she was provided, in a class of water and commenced th ve disabled vessels, two total wreckm Goat to drink it The set being discovered by ber inte Could ot eetertain nemea, daughter am salary was giv whereapon Mr. Brait 8 J Wane, from NYork for A vked the tumbier from id, spilling @ portion rn) Dut inte Sevanseh ed loss of of the contents on the fable, In her desperation rhe | \...) green’ foreant jeanne givbeom. | j Are, and we alien censure the Company for ont mecene CE ll Mi aad de Te bast Rew. Berl ed [fiaety rere) eno aes. Reet ve through. Pate Wen for New York which put bark ( Morg Korg | RICHMOND, Gov Ihadey omy lvaeet , Tooter, ’ Deceased wae o—_ and a netve of | tn diewees, repaired ond reecmet her voyage Aug Li ve roland. He has loft # family, " HAT AP RAR 6 tlt pt Alabeme Limrken peony sl A BOG went eobore near Chincmtrages Beark now of 4h ra hd 4) ] Orem .. —. ve Suicide by Taking Paris Ureen. Remn Vere, from t for Now York. wivich pot ine | ies Parlew, el Wank ter tack Coroner Gover yesterday bald am inqoest at No 416 je Ort, wee wowed up te Revrennah ee her, 2 f noemer [iho Ratew tig Metie Moore tom | artenne, « trig ot ona ot Onan tae Wh wth ak beree. | ear een ber “Wi, foal Vous, repens eh a ee i if we *) bat lnerensed tes bor’ el “ane Norge hie married away TRGPON, 0, Cet Harr why Lettie, Wihewe. Dew neg ty | sonra fer York te u lenny © Site te of Sethe, Oe Sevablye Pizepriairevint forerse’ Seal” VS age en” | a lesa 1 faa ping OY ttre ee me me - cases Kangion, Prue sVork, bark Chutem, Mallordy vgmpees Fessoe, from iee Meat 1 er Mebobe HOLM, Cet th eames Mecie, frome WT er heed ws “yo y ~~ ands aquate reget means? are oh ot cavensah UN te Gioncem. horns is be gue om | bare We comsbente wise Sas