The New York Herald Newspaper, June 8, 1867, Page 8

. a a _ © The-onamination of General Cole for the assaseinatie n , Fd te a f Be : yBW "YORK HERALD, SATURDAY. JUNE 8 1467 ss 2 aT gs an Gan MURDER BY STAM. We Rist Dewoeee sewet es 8 ome eet for} = EXTRAORDINARY SUICIDE, | 55.05 Meme canna WIR HALL TRAGEDY. : sichatne ve + teries. 1 given. P. GAIGE, * turner, living oD ween Hoe ana Vine.” - Contes ctreet, be Wiliam Akauf, a planer, livir ‘Prot en the Fnsbton {*iectaile of the Catastrophe at Phiadclpbla— Great Wrgon 4 m Barimore street, 4 sé saedert ourse Hetweon Dexter and Lady e Nawee ef the Sudtrers. above THE SEC°ND DAY'S EXAMIBATION. | Tee @eichor tear on tevors {yom he Patna Mngrom Sone), |, ale hearer atm ws ase Ww DA - The sccowd of tbe veries of watches between Dexter Bb a reat ie ee eee arom, ‘one of the firm of Miller a yang Ridge a » eee and Lady Terme wok place yesterday afternoon, 1m | Consiniy without parallel tm les pase bistory. Ms, Ganges Gosw’ a tving at No 1,725 Coates street, preseacepo! early ae great a crowd of visitors a8 wore e ‘THE SCENB OF THE DINASTER. eon oe ee ay tas \ presentgon the first occasion. The mace tiself may be ‘The duilding was located about midway ‘There 4% accounts as ‘disappearance * | consiay Eleventh lock bounded on the | Mr. Geapey. A few minutes before the explosion both POQPOWEMENT OF THE INVESTIGATION Tt, on the whol, an ving gee grater sun. | Twnin aid Revert ero, io Qock porno th | Wr GoM. fa manne Dare ne exon ba Ones oe facti¢’o than vee one We harness did, as, exaopt in the | atreet, having a front on both, The Sansom street front, | Mr. Viard Caen ‘went to the office, escaping injury, while é frst heat, there were mishaps to meither horse, The | No. 1,024, was ools ne eens, height, the poe | b Bry fbr clpm oo making his way towards the . i aw 4 SOME FACTS ABOUT THE PARTIES. | ev.auct ot aie mare in the firs hous ‘ticitod general | forthe geragesot munutscuued svoien, In no rear of | Amavg those who were reported this morning aa te- 7 @ ssavefactton amosg the spectators, who looked for | this smatier buitding was an open about bier d ine mene the folowing are fon ip Nog te aes pce &c. &c. nothing tess than @ distance frem her two successive | by thirty fect in dimensions, by which the main build "ab all ire Reese, ‘Me, Tooker and Jaunea ing was separated from fi, This last, as well as the one froatmg on Sansom street, was subsiantially built of brick, and, as far as is known, was im every way 8AVo, At was five stories in heaght, and bad a frontage of fu rty feet on Medical stroct, and adepth of eighty fect. The igreaterportion of it kas been occupied, since Fetvruary ast, by Messrs. Goasy & Ward, pianers, turner, and manutacturers of fancy scroll work for cabinct “nakers, ‘The fourth story was occupied -by Messrs. Miter, Reader & Ca, engraversof calico printing plates. “he Scho- macker Pianoforte Company also occupied & portion of breaks. The first quartor was trotted very quickly, some timers made it thirty-five sesonds, while others snsisted On Usirty-four ap@ ashaff, but at asy rate ab #0 fast Usat the mare left her feet under its in- fluence, The slowness ef the trolling during tho re- mainder of the heat may te ascertained by the record, whith shows the time to have been 2:32 Very few pergons wae remarked bow very fretful and uneasy the Smith, Messra, & Ward employed twenty-five men, eight of whom are known to be alive. Five men were employed by Mossrs, Miller, Reeder & Co., and only one by the Schomacker Company, he being absent at the time of the explosion, THE LoBsKS sustained by Messrs. Geasey & Ward will amount to $1,500 on machmery, and $14,000 on material, The loss of Schomacker Company will reach $1,000. The building belonged to the estate of Charles Gocbwn. SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE HERALD. Annamy, June 7, 1867. “ef Me Himoock, at Stanwix Hall, was resumed y. seogaltig Bafore Police Justice 8. B. H. Parvons, in the pF He Bherif, in ihe coumty jail The privoner pe 4 mare appeared to be when brought upon the track iddin, * “ sr ene pong “ mater ree imagined #ho would do.aswoll as sho did throughout tne | ‘BeOuilding. Dropghs from the apartment he oecupios in AY i Tace, apd"when thay saw der'break in the first heat wero | in the open #pace betwoon the two buildings, and ad- Zhe Lesass Basticalare. ‘Whe presence of the magisirate he was accompanied by a | Bot nied. Im tho second and ihind heats she | iecont to the north wall of the main duilding, waa the Punavatrma, Pa., June 7, 1867. friend, who, it was said, was ap old ‘acquainteace, who | trotted <4mirably, and, as ae record will show, about | ooj1er house, a eort of basement, in which were located etams, Pe, : ‘Seventeen bodies have been taken from the ruins of the mill, jncluding that of Mr. Geasey, one of the pro- pretora, One man, Adam Stewart, was buried In the ime, bi sort eds St, aap et ‘beang buried over twelve MBurs.* BOMLER EXPLOSION NEGR:GRMGVILLE, N.Y. °* -“SSPECIAL TELEGRAM ‘76: THE.MERAL! One Man Fatally Injured an@ ‘Two Others Badly Hurt. Povauxserss, June 7, 1967. A boiler attached to a portable engine, near Craigville, on the Newburg branch of the Ene Railroad, exploded this morning, destroying the building in which it was located, knocking down the smokestack, and carrying the boiler into a yard, Three persons were badly injured, viz:— Dr. Sears, badty scalded, and otherwise seriously injured in the left side, being found buried in the debris, and will probably die. He is a single man, about thirty- ‘wo boners for furnishing the establishment with steam, About balf. past. — o'clock ie meaing wee ONDE, ie ive ap nity to repair the cylinder, * Ap of order, A boy was despatched to Mr, ‘William T, King, on Sansom ‘for vome awechanics, who were, fast-a3 the ground has ¢ver been gone over by an known bim in CaiMornia ts manner was coal | tr a th o ‘the time of the second “aA collected, bat there was a ‘nervous switching of ‘Wo lip, and a restlessness in the eye which Deapows & wind 1M Bt ence, and 4» sirsager gt at once hage rcadily fixed upon hwnas ‘the prip- “trowmnesa, and etosed hte eyes and nodded hiv head..as if overcome by steep. There.was also observablo a mcrvous thas ‘thercriticad » im-whieh: he wes = “There were present omly the officers of the jail, ing attoroey and members of the prasa. Dr. James H. Armsby was the first witness sworn— enamined the person of Mr. Hiscock on tae evening Jwee 4, at Stanwix Hail; 1 was near eight o’clook —past tewardethe door by which I entered; it was in a bed yoem up stairs, in the east wing of the building; there noticed rs, Havems and Stevens and ono or two students; there was a wound ender the ae e to end. . ‘This morning at balf-past nine one of our reporters visited the Pennsylvania Hospital, and through the courtesy of Dr. Hare, the physician ‘in attendance, was permitted to have an interview with Mr, Jenkins, the ongineer, who made the following statement concerning the disaster:— THE UNGINRER’S STATEMENT. About twenty minutes to four o’clock the packing wings of the cylinder got loose, and we stopped the en- gine immediately, 1 sent over to Mr. King’s for a man to help me fix them, as we were im a hurry, and wanted to start again as soon as poesible, While doing this we shut off the steam from the engine. When wo wero nearly through we were ready to start up, although we did not want to start up that night, bat wanted to raise word, with tlre mare on the inside and with a slight lead.’ As they approached the quarter ‘polo the horse wok the lead, with the mare ona break, and passed it about two lengths in advance. Going down the back- stretch the mare made anothor of her characteristic breaks and lest so much ground that the horse, although under a waitiag pull, opened a gap of some six or seven lengths between them. After ihe mare recovered from her mishap she commenced trotting pretty fast, and decreased the space somewhat by the time they reached the half mile; but of course all hope of her winning the heat was now at an end, although she got which cused be appeared to be at umes overcome with twitching of his ander lip and fingers;as an imdication he felt--serensty ner and his counsel, the magisirate, the 1 ama peectising physician and surgeon ia this city; ‘that hour; he was lying on bie back, with bis hoad was wa of in the ‘room and two or threo Sther Fhysicians; eye; 1 passed.a probe—aearly the length ef it—into the wound; the tiirvetion was slightly -up- | within a couple of lengths of the horse at the three rade Of tinaen ig poe If the caaine | twO years of age, His fasher ie a miniter at New weed and inward, crushing tbroagh the bones of the | quarvers, where he was by no means trotting at any | PCr Miteen polnis of seam, to soo if the ongine | Ton weick, N. Je fr po-and the bane of the skull, wearly im tbe direction of | ign rate of epeod. They turned into the homestretch | Pow’, wom, Tami, howl > gece sure lat | Sits chimney, very dangerously sealded, and is suiter- Sm spinal marrow, where it unites with the brain; | without any material alteration of position, and the | Rex* MOrIné.,, 29 oe Rok fo delay the, hatte | ONE ca azoay. “Ir is feared. that he will die. He 1s horse led home @ winner of the heat in 2:32, Second Heat.—They got off almost immediately at a pretty good gait. As they merged from the turn and approached the quarter Dexter showed at the lead about half a length. Down the backstretch the trotting was very One and extremely fast, the mare hanging very close to him, although it was shrewdly surmised that it was in his power to have somewhat widened the gap at his discretion. They passed the half-mile pole with Dexter about # length in front, with a somewhat nearer approach of the mare as they caine down the Flushing end. They passed the three-quarter pole pretty much in the same way; but as they swumg around the turn and on to the homestretch Dexter appeared a length in advance, and, pressing steadily onward, reached the ecore about baif a length ahead, a winner of the heat in 2:24, the quickest heat to wagons on record by one second. Third Heat.—Wuth a pretty fair start, gud after very littie delay, the word was given for the third heat. Away they wont closely together, and, straining every nerve, rounded the turn with so little difference of speed that as they reached the quarter pole the mare’s nose was close to the flanks of Dexter. The seemed to grow hotter as P down the backstretch, and with every effort of the horse he was able to pass the half mile pole only about half a length in front. On the ball must have Jodged m the back part of the-bdrain; ‘he probe moved tresly an a lateral direction, end i ‘ould touch several fragments of bone; there was quite ‘space made by the bail and the fragments of bone that hed beon carried before it; I did not touoh the-ball; the i] most hkety glanced upward, and may have been distance the end of the probe; he was dead pat this time; I placed my hand over the heart; there ‘was no puisation; the wound was undoubtedly the + eanse of his death; the wound could bave been made * By a pistol ball. ‘The examination of this witness being closed, Mr. pap al the prisoner's counsel, said he had no questions ‘00 sak. planing machine asked me if it wouldn't be better to throw in a few shavings. I told him it would be best to start a few pounds of steam. He then asked mo if ho couldn't throw i some coal. I told him no, that it wasn’t necessary, apd that the shavings would raise as much steain as we wanted, Shortly aftor he camo into the engine room and informed me that she bad only one pound of steam on as yet. I thought it somewhat ‘strange that she did not have more; so 1 went to look. i thought that he was mistaken. But on going to the steam guage I found tbat it was true, I thon went to work to stuff the packing box. I was about doing it when she blew up. It was near six o’clock, | should judge, at the time, This statement was made at intervals, the narrator suffering so greatly that he was frequently forved to pause, Atthe close he was quite exhausted; but we are happy to state shat bis general condition js much mmproved, nt thirty years of age, and marrie Mr. Merritt, who 1s not so badly scalded as the others, and will probably recover. Dr. Moffatt, a local physician, and Dr, Ely, of Ni burg, did all in their power to ald the sufferers, THE PRIZE RING Fight Between John Graham and Tom Link Near Chicago. , Cuscaco, June 7, 1867. Early yesterday morning an exciting prize fight was fought about two miles soath of this city, arranzed only last week. Previous to the occurrence the utmost exer- tions were used to prevent its reaching the ears of the police. So well did these suc- ceed that no one outside those immediately interested and their friends knew anything of the affair ‘until it was over. Thore was, however, a large gathering of sporting men, principally backers of the two contest- ants, and among them great excitement prevailed during ‘The Assistant District Attorney announced that this @losed the examination on the part of the people. At this point of the proceedings the prixouer and his counsel consulted for some minutes privately, Mr. Hadiey--You do not propose to examine any further witnerses? Mr. Bailey-—No, sir. Mr. Hadley—We ebould like to have the matter post- until to-morrow. Justice Parsons—You have no olyection, Mr. Distnct Atiorney? Mr. Bailey—None at all. ThE RFFROTS OP THE RXPLOSION ‘The examination was then postponed till ten A.M. | the Flashing end she seemed determined to to-morrow. contest every inch of ground so cong the progress of the fight, though no trouble occurred. The SOME PACTS ABOUT THE PARTIES. that as they be three-quarter le 1e $400, i Mrs. Cole, “the wife of the prisoner and one of the | horse “barely” led. a neck and’ shoulders’, ‘Round. ee eee eS Bee ee nee to the rules of the London prize ring. ang the turn on the inside, however, Dexter lod a length the winner, to the homestretch, at a steady and telling pace, while the mare, being again rallied for anotaer effort, did her utmost to overtake him. After one ef ber finest bursts of speed she failed to reach bim before he crossed the score, but got 60 close that he only won the heat by a neck and shoulder in 2:28, prmepal Darties in the tragic event, is a daughter of ldge Barto, of Trumansburg, Tompkins counwy, and a ‘half sister of Henry D. Barto, a promipent democratic yon. & member of the Democratic State Central jttec for a number of years, and of the present ‘@tate Constitutional Convention. Mrs. Cole had a large property, beld in her own.name, and is reported to hold a@balf iptorest in the Henry D. Barto & Co,’s bank, of ‘Fremansburg. ‘THE TONE OF THE ALBANS PRESS of $2,000, mile beats, to wagons, best three in five, pieces and who entered the ring with a 165 ‘The tone of the Albany press jn reference e | B. Doble entered b. xter. fragments of the boiler were showered down ‘was five feet ten inches over Peco Sengoty petincorg A aon tinea D: Pifer entered b. oa. Lady upon it, in some instances throagh with such | a regular ro rag ey or peng ar ‘pereons. ig an evident attempt on the part of ‘Time, 2:32—2:24—2:: force as to carry away portions of the ceiling beneath, weome nals here, to excite a prejudice and lodging iu the floor of the rooms. — mpecomeenienh She ser. tne ga beeke against the prisoner. 18 . brick on descending passed through theollice, and, conveyances soene: sualier bow wxjustifable hie actueay here bene tha he Mystic Park Course. ing the inaer edge of the counter top, fell to the floor. | was reached at half-past three in the morning. The sa likely to react in favor of General Cole. 1t may in the ‘Bostox, June 7, 1867. The clerk was standing near the spot at the time, Just | place was an open prairie and perfectly level. Some @nd olicit from the friends of the prigoner an assault At a trot yesterday afternoon at Mystic Park between | at the same moment a of iron pipe, har an el- | time was occupied in putting up ropes and in choosing a wpon the antecedenis of his victim, and involve some Draco, Prince and General McClellan, mile heats, best bow, was projected tarmpams vileace tate yard, | referee. Robert Connors was selected for this ape @utside parties in the unpleasantness of dis- and fell just outside of the office window. Much con- At four o’clock the men stripped for work. con- eumion. The letters an ‘said to have been | three in five, to harness, for $1,000, the former won in | siernation prevailed in the hotel for a short time, trast in of the two was decidedly in favor of ‘waken from tbe body of the deceased, and handed to his | three straight heats, Time, 2:333;, 2:29, and 2:28}. relatives, may yot bear an important part in the investi- gauon. ‘TBE COUNSEL OR THE DEFENCE, CANADA. ‘Beads pt counsel for General Cole, Mra. Hart }, who was with baving poisoned ber busband ie thie city in, ater SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE HERALD. 2068. Ha has won a wide reputation for his defence of he accused in that cave, Mra. ung Was Abrogation of the Reciprocity Treaty—The Elections, &c. Moxrrwat, C, E., June 6, 1867. Almost the only object of importance to American readers bas been the seizure of the three United States vessels in the canal here. Several pleasant castles in the air have been built on this slight foundation by in- Vernational Jogicians. On inquiry I find that the three vessels in question were purchased in Now York and cleared thence for Quebec, whence they desired a clear- ance to Chicago. The Collector of Customs here deem- ing a special permit from Canadian to American waters necessary, detained the vezsels until he could communi- cate with the government at Ottawa. They granted the necessary clearance. T have it on the best official authority that the abroga- tion of the Reciprocity treaty will not be held to close in im the Gyer and Terminer, and convicted of murder ip 185%. Mr. Hadley, her counsel, made a motion to the Supreme Court for s new trial, on the Sean oe on the part of the Judge ana . This motion was denied by the Supreme Court, ‘and the judgment of the Oyer and Terminer was affirmed. Mr. Hadley then took the casb to the Court of Appeal By whom the judgment was reversed and 9 new trial erdered. The case went back to the Court of Oyer and Terminer, and Mr. Hadley made several applications to be allowed to file speciai pleas of “‘autrefois acquit,” ‘which were denied. at length Judge Wright, at the Oyer and Terminer, in 1861, decided the special pleas to ‘be valid, and ordered the discharge of the prisoner. She ‘was ret at liberty, bet a week or ten eq afterwards ‘was rearrested on a bench warrant by the District Attor- mey of Albany county, and put back in jail. The Dis- ‘tet Attorney then brought # writ of error, and took the Supreme Court, which reversed decision of Judge Wright im favor of Mrs, and ordered the case to proceed to he his place Link said, “‘T will bet $100 that J win the fight.” The offer was taken by Graham. Betting at cceagenll ——= — Link. KD 1! opened work by straight for Graham with bis left, getting in igang catenin Graham countered quickly and got bome heavily on Link's eye. A few brink ex about the head and ribs followed, whon they closed in, and in the struggle went down together, Link under, with Graham falling heavity on him. Rouxp 2.—lLink’s backers still confident at ten to eight; both came ee ig to the ecratch, and Link again search for the Unfortunate employes. This task ‘was extremely difficult, and the scenes presented by the corpses and their surroundings, Se, ekg revealed, was terrible and almost sickening. mn one of the men, James Todd by name, was pulled out at one of the ease to the the @ new trial the Court of and ner, | the waters of the St Lawrence to American bottoms, windows, another man, who had escaped bodily injury, | stinger in the ribs as quick as thought, and be returned Srem tie decision Mr. Hadley agaio teok ‘Tormians. || "Lord Monck Satie for Ganads: next week to veoume hie | wes sees in the madst' of a wees Gf wireeked matesias. | Wilk his let lanaine om, Lish’s tecase loosening his ivories and drawi freely. First blood for Gra- ham was called and allowed, he closing, and Link thrown heavily to the ground. Rouwp 3.—Betting even. Link growing weak, en- @eavored to.recover wind sparring, but Graham's He besought earnestly tor assistance; but the fire was ‘still raging, and in full sight of hundreds of bis fellow = unable to come to his rescue, be felt a victim to the flames, ition as Governor of British Amerwa As a proof of 18 intention to make a good long siay, he brings bis family with him. Quite @ scene occurred in the Court of Appeals on Tuesday. Judge Aylwin, one of the ablest justices on the Canadian bench, announced that he had tendered bie Fesignation, feeling convinced that proper facilities error W the Court of Appeals, Mrs. Hartung remaining im custody. In the Court of Appeals there was a great Mahi over ibe question whether a writ of error would Me under such a judgment of the Supreme Court, But eventually the Cours of Agpente donsded that it had yetion in the case and appeal was Property it. In the March term, 1863, the case was argued, ¥ of Ay deli ‘were not for the transaction of business, ow! Link’s eye, and, ciosing, again fell on bim. the Jedgment, and ly setting hie. F tang free It to the shortness of the session, the dilatoriness of the Roope 4 and 6 present no featare of novelty. ‘te therefore certain that General Gole has ed | Judges in ae their baste to get away to In each some sharp exchanger, tollowed by grap- the ae ae a Faith and. afloat —, < the ane come over the panes oe : as before, going @ouneel, and xt wi! % Ht doen | counsel on elementary pointe. These grievances, long ‘Bet receive the Tull benedt of all the teense aforded to felt, will be shortly brought before Legislature, — 10 t0 70m Graham. Link come Ihte e@euce under the of the law of | when, it is to be trusted, they will be redressed. bot more determined than be- ‘made. ‘Will be held, commencing abowt the 26th He eyed bus opponent ana wo * of Angust; the House will meet about the 20th of sep he adispesruon te ferce Compctency of Husband and Wife to Tratify r ‘an a — cy iaing to Criminal j Breech-Loading Rifles for the Voluntecrs— the Doth closed aati. section of the act, chapter | “Review of the Military on the First of Jaly. an apps ett ) parwed pee Ortawa, C. W., June 7, 1867. 4 Suction 2. Nothing herein conteived eball render ‘ ws ia much effect. Eventually Graham Besdand oF wife comperont or compellable to” give evi. | _AfFangements have been made with the British gov- going under. Link @ence for or against the Nava ag oy criminal action or | ¢rnment to exchange 30,000 of the arms now in Canada eames ang bg bis feet, and Ag one could Proceeding (except to prove the fact o! marriage in breeeh-1 jaterfere kicl man heavily on the breast, af baaay), or many action or proceeding insuuted m | °° se pentinnporedibrs pac pros aligh mc Mgr friends claimed a foul, and the referee . @emeequence of adultery, or in any action or proceeding former will be called in and breech-loaders served out pot only to allow i Aor divorce ov account of adultery, except to prove the | %© Volunteers throughout the province as soon as prac- whip the offending pusilist ‘fect of marriage. or in any action or proceeding for or ficable after their arrivai from England. A consign- utes e + @@ account of crimma! conversation. ment te expected daily. Joba Germain, the fireman, Rideau | the residence of Viceroy Monck, voting completion, aad will be rouiy woe vay James Gorman, who was remued at an early period, bis Excellency returns. was ableto go home after biswounds were dressed at TWE STUYVESANT. LIBEL SUIT. ‘Tembe An order was passed in council authorising the py Ed jurel more weven. Bow of 100 to 10 on @ % ‘oo was Several were ii h on Gra- od a tant General to call out the whole volunteer force for putting oot the fire and pone th me tetin Amos takers. Gi commenced bu- — review om the Ist of July, others was young man by tte name of Fife, residing on the ribs with his eit, and Me Dearing of iis anse was resumed yesterday before in Wyoming street, who was rim over by the hook and | ° the Tight. Also planting @ good Jestice Hogs. The complainant was not is cour The | Kaigration from Quebec te the United Htntes. | ladder truck of f the Weccacoe Bagine Company, in con- tae SOLTn Renting On Suaet coca este jwence S100 South Reriag Reoray 8 easel organ. earthwith, prosecdings, after a briof examination of Mr. Thomas Quannc, June 7, 1867. ountne teemer First knock down for Graham. closing. Last. At Bowron, brother-in-law 40 Mr. Stuyvesant, aod in cop- A large number of emigrants are going to the States Hose ne AND : on i of time Graham came mection with ebom in the divorce suit it is alleged the | ftouthis place. They are mostly Norwogiana. pany, was severely injured ing of part of the | UP and smiling trom his corner, Link showed bbish ‘assis signs of severe punishment and slowly advanced. defendant left berself open to the action of ber husband, of the victioe of the ire en eeererne she Vodies | seeapted to send home wih Bis eft co bis adversary The Net ition of Americnn Steamere in the St. Lawrence. ‘was confined to the evidence as to the ability of the Wm. Meyers, of the Washington Hose Company, re- bay but age oh gl contented himself with a weak known : , the de. ceived pretty severe injuries ty a falling wall, Nt, strack out ann ae pommuen cue Uipgn vane tent seman 10 THF EDITOR OF THE HERALD. abarnard Kelis. of the Colunbia Pagive ompeny, was | Reary.on the ght optic, and despite the condi- mately adjourned Tuesday Y mM 7867, in & part of the fi wall, cowed ‘tracting some - pel rf = oo oe Pm, Seat & 2m: David Belly « crerk in the enpley of Mesers. Geasey & | ime. At length Link essayed to send a desire to call your attention to an error in your Mon- treal correepondent's account of the detention of three American steamers by the castome authorities of this port, The facts of the case are briefly these:—The Steamers in question were temporarily dotained, as ated, in consequence of an infraction of the regulations Of this port, which require that foreign vessels from tide to Graham's Ward, had one of bis ankies sprained, THE DAD vhus far Ss a ae write aa ‘Harry , aged thirty-t and married, resid in West Philadelphia, bothhis arms were by ed trom mieaton raed, aad ir. Drear, residing at Fowth and Coates streeta, bande and one lec on 5 = bas tit peeper, im faili Fecelved a hot one on the ivories and went heavily ts =, was carried to his corner insensible, an: the efforts of his seconds, who nursed him in- ,was unable to come to time, and the palm to Graham, Time, eight rounds, forty. seven minutes. Thamar Bowran, ¢: Motbex-io-law to Mr. Theodore Stuyvesant; boarded in bis house, with Mr. and Mre Stuyvesant, for about two years; west to board there at the request of Mr. Stuy- ‘Vesant bimeelf; read the matter pas the libel in thie cage ip the J/iuetrated Police and saw the poctare > there was not # particie of truth for the picture Sequin’ or improper conduct Towards Mit Sroyvesase.. | WMO should hare cttaived permiesion of the Executive | petrieh.Rndrems recideno Marks inne, | Botrenan, fs wrennres ne, ag, amid tbe cheociag of mever; and ihe whole of the article in question and the | Couneil before proceeding to the on the upper | was a married man, residence, Charlotte gtreet, above | ishment, fave a Druiso over the o} and omer ore lakes. Ordinarily, thie obtained by the agents of those vessels in this city, the necessary aff. davits therefor having been forwarded from the United States by mati. Present instance, however, the pa oe kW York an omy “7 this pre- e lers were obliged to file aM@davite fe the Consaiass Goperal’s oleae this city setting forth the nerabip and destination of their respective ves- sels and the purposes for which they had been pur- Brown. Henry Haddock, aged M4 married ; resid Eighteenth and Callowhill This unfortunate man bed commenced work only yesterday morning. James O'Donnell, a cabinet maker, identified by a picture are entirely untrue as far as | asn concerned, Crosse regmined—Saw the affidavitin which the charge made against Mre Stuyvesant and himself; never ~~ or heard ef such an accaration before; saw the ‘efidavit in Mr. James’ office: read of the matter in the Link bad kicked him. Link was badly used up. cut; the left one w: early closed. bruised and three of his fi By Mr Jamee—1 made an affidavit demying the charge afte myself and Mra Stuyvesant; that aidavit wae 0 the Court of Common ——. pear the boiler. chased. On the communication of these papers to the Clawson, residing (n Weet Philadel; F Commercial Provincial authorities at Ottawa the steamers were George W. Clark, who bed fered a irectate of the Tisaseus Grvens tee a a eae are hh leased, and left thie port for their destinations om the | collar bone and also of the sku, was taken to the hospi- ms for damages from the Jakes yesterday morning. tal, but ded about two o'clock this morning. — ~ F, OLOOTT, Consuiar Secxotary, Several bodies, which havemot yet been identified, Ving tO A Penni stheretehcet eta hove also been rescued them the following: — that should be met at once. fi SUICIDE (N WASHINGTON SQUARE. : Dr ereenten logs off. settled forever—and too, at the earliest es beds, lege mde, to be t—that mot one cent shall = from the tora farther fom See A wan, apparently «German of about thirty-tve or | at pon Schwerzer, i No, 738 to ‘claims of sort. Once Bent, to enavle counse ; Passyunk road. prove ‘bottom! foedanwe by otber winesree J forty years of age, commited euicide inst aight samt | Body—ao arme—bandage sound the head and under wa for on teoubotiaine eembarot Femet tin] (earthed sates ten o'clock in Washington equare by shooting bimseif im | the chin. de thrown, without so much as even the echo re. THE KORTHWESTERN RAILEGAD COMPANY. the head. Officer Steed, of the Fifteenth precinct, heant | , ROMY of nlarge man, aGernjan; check shirt, mustace {urning, | Many cases of great burdship doubtless there — > bu eacri| hich citizens were 30 THE EDITOR OF THR HF the report of the pistol, and on going in the direction Most of these were recovjred during the night, but | walled pon 10 pia mwa ihe govtrement To under. I RALD. whence the sound proceeded, found the body of the | three of them wore taken oul this morning. take to recompense the few that cam be epecifically esti. Aston Hover, New Yous, June 7, 1867. ‘The special telegram to the Hens, dated Chicago, June 6, 1867, in reference to the election of Directors of suicide with the pistol lying along the body. The | * of deceased indicated that he had placed the The bodies, as fast as they were recovered, were taken appearance barrel of the pistol in his mooth and had then pulied the t&Mr. King’s establishment, where a distressing scene econ rred during the recogniton of several of m by mated, ind by taxing the many—all of whom, in a general have likewise suffered—should not be thought of, ‘ould be found be utterly impracticable, The trigger, disobarged the pistol, the bullet lodging in the | theif relatives and friend: ‘calam! *he Chicago and Northweertern Railroad Company, stavee | brain and killing him, of course, almort instantly. On 77 wreING Roathier all fave callers 7 mm, ‘oars, than cuern tbat Lame appears upon the “opposition Wal) street) | his person was found # purse containing @ email amount | are ae sollows — the inequality is paralleled by a thousand things*in iife co mw. jmy nope ap ote onl pT = te 5 ———e ly Bee Tee ae Se pe marred, and having three chil- | for whictr compensation ‘ never dreamed of. Mr, eligitie to’ the ¢ oF of : on, My | of W, iy street, | dren. ree) streot, near bi tarted @ vicious idea—one if permitied to Bae wa » NO bout MY kDOWwledge oF authority and & ticket for o military excursion. The body ~~ teenth, aicateg (his neil aS a t vaeodk Wa G, FahGO, . | Conveyed a, tbe Riwenth precinct majion Lovee. Sous! Dargar, Drothproin kw of the above. living ak L muachick, <A’! MU Prove Wee souroe oF ncalguiabe 681 Broadwag. Private entrance in Auity Baya ote HUMAN HAIR.—WATERFALLS ONL¥ so apenas Switches, $8; double Curis, $1; new" Coigneps: Retatli Gi, Molesale prices at a rand sweet, near Bowery, N. ¥. A Man Having a Large Amount of Money Jumps from an Express Train into the River, and in Drowned, Poveskgerse, June 7, 1867. }vosTaR's” pit sts am, Information received in this city from the conductor of PREPARATIONS, the Cincinnati express train on the Hudeon River Rail- (Establishea 18 ) road, due here at twelve minutes after four A. M., states that an extraordinary case of suicide occurred on that train this morning. The particulars are as fol- lows :—As the train was passing Stockport, a short dis- tance this side of Albany, a German, name unknown, jumped trom the platform of one of the passenger cars ‘and was undoubtediy killed. He had a large sum of ere. his person, and from his talk and actions was thor to be crazy. He took the other passengers for and pickpockets, and every few moments a @ revolver which he it on his lap as if to defeng b self from an imagined attack. is fellow ngers: were considerably frightened, thinking he might shoot some of them, and they felt relieved when be left the car, On the arrival of the train at Hudson two men were sent back to search for him, but upto a quarter LABORATORY, NO. 10 CROSBY STREBT, NEW YORK-.. THREE THOUSAND BOXES, BOTTLES AND FLASKS: ‘ D DalLy, where $1, $3 to $5 sizes are put upfor famili Ships, Boats, Pr olie Institutions, Aes d It is truly wonderf a1 the contidence that i now bad im very form of Pre, ‘costars’ = ae es ‘@arauions that comes from “Costar’s” Es. SEE “COSTAR'S') EXTERMINATORS, For Rat past mx this morning they bad not succeeded in tinding sega the body, and it is thought be jumped oif the river side pina Hele, eeecham | Anta, fn, bes into the Hudson and was drowned, If this is the case ie. dangerous to the human family.” “1 come out of their holes t0 die,’ "he. bes “COSTAR’S” BEDBUG EXTERMINATOR. A liquid, “but up in known to fail, “COSTAR'S" ELECTRIC POWDER. For Moths in Furs and Woolens is invalua- his body will probably not be recovered for some days. The train was running very fast at the time, and he could wot possibly have escaped alive. While on the cars he tore a paper off a roll of bills marked $200. He carned his money in a satchel. and never ANTI-ENGISE CONVERTION. = for then Parmana Wosten ie tneaons Dest ) * veportéd; during the past week primary eMieacy., Destroys instantly all Inesote om “Cc 7 UCKTHORN SALV! OAT NEUE Tn re Ni in all forma, rene eae out it. Ik exceeds in efijeacy ‘Salves in use. meetidgs were helt by ¢h4 German liquor dealers, in.the Gifferent wards of gho: city, wager the auspices of an excoutive committec, x pose of organizing a party, whose object it sball ‘be to continue to agitate the question. against the present Ex- cue law, with a Siow of Sr or certain of its more objectionable provisions. District organizations were formed in each Ward, and five delegates a] ited for cacn certain district, who last night held their first mecting with a view of organizing a central organiza- tion in place of the previous executive committee formed at a convention of German societies. The meeting Jast night was held at Hubner’s Hotel, in other “COSTAR’S" CORN SOLVENT, For Corns, Bunions, Warte, &c. “COSTAR'S" BITTER SWEB! AND ORANGE BLOS- Beautifies te Complexion, by giving to the and ie skin a soft and veautiful freshness, incomparably beyond anything now in use, the Bowery. Al! the wards were fully ‘re- Zales of saaie noi poeien reeare sas ae presented, with the exception of the First, sale is its best recommendation, One bot- Third, Fifth and Twelfth, The delegates comprise Ue is always (ollowed by tnore. Try it to a number of jeading Germans of this city of every po- know. tical shade of opinion, The convention was called t0 | oogyameg BISHOP PICS. order by Mr. Maschowski, and was organized by the se- | “COSTAR'S” BISHOP Pit lection of Coroner Schirmer for chairman. Mr, Freyer Of extraordinary eilicacy was appointed Secretary, to whom the credentials of ihe delegates were presented. The officers elected are only all forms of indigesuon, Nervons Headach ill that Is now rapidly su= A all others, protem. Acommittee on organization, consisting of persedin ‘one delegate from each district was appointed to make | .oceapign v 5 nominations for a permanent board of officers, which | “COSTAR'S” COUGH REMEDY are to be presented at the next meeting. To this com- mittee was subsequently added the previous executive committee, and the same instructed 10 meet at an early day, Soveral lengthy debates ensued on various questions proposed, and addresses on the subject were delivered by Captain Seebach, Mr. Sixtus L. Kapff, Maschowski, Sutter, Berpheimer, Schroeder and other. prominent delegates. Ata late hour the convention adjourned. JUDICIAL IMPEACHMENTS. Impenchment in Missouri. [From the St. Louis Democrat (radical), June 5.] A JUDICIAL BUSHWHACKER, The articles of 1mpeachment against the late Judge King bave been sustained. He is taken from the bench, ‘stripped of the judicial ermine and for two years disqual- ified for any official trust or responsibility. We congrat- ulate the loyal people of the Fifth district that the law, upon which they rely for safety, will no longer be dis- colored, tainted and perverted from its true meaning, and rendered powerless for —& praise to evil-docrs and a terror to them that do well—by parsing through a channel so unsuitable, {From the 8t. Louis Republican (conservative), Jane 4.) From beginning to end this whole proceeding bas been an exhibition of radical malignity and intolerance. The spirit of justice and liberality bas cropped out at no step of the process, from the first moment when it was re- solved to impeach Judge King up to the final vote yes- terday. No impeachment lies against him as a man. His fame as an upright citizen is unsullied. As a thor. ‘Throat, Croup, Whooping Cough, Asthma and all'forms of Bronehtal and Diseases of the Throat and Lungs. all draggists in ali the cities, towns and villages in d States in usual 25 cent sizes, ions. Buy only “CO8- je signature ia on Sold by the U nite Beware of all worthless im! TAR’S,” and see that his fac-si box, bottle and flask before you b Address HENRY R. COSTAR, 402 Broadway, N.Y.) D* VERGNES’ ELECTRO CHEMICAL BATHS, | NOS. 4 AND 6 EAST ELEVENTH STREEP, CORNER OF FOURTH AVENUE, TO THE NERVOUS, KHEUMATIC AND ALL SUFFERERS FROM FUNCTIONAL AND CHRONIC DISEASES. DR. M. VERGNES, the inventor of Chemical Bath, and for the last twenty years veottensy of bis peculiar cyetens of cleckro chemical oasatateieetiane mas bose Bes the the soheitation of his numerous patients minent members of the inedical profession, for his baths 90 that iced to enlarge his faciliti that patients have hitherto has taken the two commodi of electrical treatment, No. 6 18 to ladies. fi To his patients and those acqnainted with, these Bathe ng recommendation is necessary; but to sufferers who are aware of their advantages a word of exp ebould given, The Baths are pleasant and agreeable to take, cannot possibly do harm. ‘They operate directly and (on the nervous system and ou all the organe of. ‘ough, friend of the Union | ‘uly mS meokvas known ‘thi the RAS CnMAEORiA aechauee br (alia vowel State, Asa la he won honor for him- Nase setiering trom eh self, and had the full contidence good and the ized. wire, and inde- rer failed to commend tthe Ge Tong’ as, be pose 20 as he ‘was not Partizan and a recorder ‘radical Judge King’s sole crime is tba! does not legal opinions suited to the ferocious ent in Tennessee. {From the Cincinnati Gazette, June 6.) Sun Ghee Oe SURES RARER. One Se ‘Tennessee, sitting as a High Court of Impeachment, bas convicted Judge Thomas N. Frazier of the charge (ht against him, and has declared him forever disqualified from holding any office of trust or it in the State. This back the matural tone ‘vigor. : hysiciuns I Patients wil the {ollowing fo constant readiness, vis:— a Sulphur, jodine, decision is emin proper and just; and the —— a in Lo Abekaegr Nitric, Sedative, have honored themselves by a vindication o! The Doct y be cous patients des ve privileges, which will stand forth in our bis- | sising rotame the teatmout tt Mt hours by oe tory as a precedent for action in similar cases, and as a warning to ambitious and usurping judges. THE NATIONAL TYPOGRAPHICAL UNI Mearns, June 7, 1867. The National Typographical Union adjourned io-day, to meet at Washington next year. Entrance for gentlemen, No 4, and for ladies, No. @ Bast Eleventh street. 3] Ger. 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P Other legalized Lotteries, tortie tape MURRAY, EDDY & CO,, Managers, B, NATHAN, 174 Broadway and 77 Nassau street, Covi Ky. ih Aad x stare—uxte, RIZES CASHED IN ALL 1 Ps i erage ‘a, p CASUED IN ALL LEGALIEED LOTTERIES, | oo, a HT SE? Atha 00, sone 7, 107, J. OLUTE, 176 Broadway! Prine Monks t oe, Manngecs COOPER'S GELATINE a alcoho rmaes ern Sawin, | Bam mene Cis Hee Eprom ———— Grugeista. Depot 17 Burling 7 erecers and BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN NEW nad Buses where deserions ee are tae TORE ‘0 publicity or fee ull divorce is Obtained, Advice free M. HOWES, Attorney, 1# Naseau street, US ACT !—EXCISE.—NEW ORGANIZA./ “All the retail deates ABSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM THE Agha jealera asiegally pomible, ‘Crusty drunkentece at gle Publicly Goat ot sats hreplindont fat safticent, No fees iu advanor. Advice fre local liberty. See Wilkes’ I'KING, Connestior st Law, $40 Broad = Of this day, June & cate eotu oak - OOR HERMIT!—AOLL AND EXTE, . OLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN lars of the wonderful romance of the Teron ARTCC PN oat mihout publicity o: exposure, | Good evers: | ihe Loudon journals, besides all the Spare en fo aa pao EY ret obtained, Con. | world, See Wilko kpicx of the mex” Wil Ry OOROK LINCOLN, Lawyer, $0 Naagau streets of Bat araay nate eaday, hile bearing dae of Savurdey,