The New York Herald Newspaper, September 6, 1876, Page 10

10 NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1876--TRIPLE SHEET. igton, incetown, and bronght them to this port. They had veen mors Rebecca Clyde, Childs, (imington 4 eee ‘ : Cleared—Ste: BLOW rovecanaapss mann hs Set, owns four | BROOKLYN'S YELLOW. FEVER CASE. | PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPT. 5, 1876. |fitishstmerteaesateist ft ths tee | afl te a Hse ea ! f —— to be used to conduct the currents that will be seut | pg hyo ad A pic econ acer which was Messer from the batteries io fire the primers on the great | FINAL DISPOSITION OF THE SUEJKCT—DR. ‘dragged hor anchor blast. I told Doyle when he came aboard of the VERGE YET c ARRIVALS, pinged Masnse-maivion fos & 00tb. cre for alles balow " k K Shaw, Cox, New scow, saying that he “had gos it,” meaning the nitro. | %OHNSON AND THE HEALTH AUTHORITIES LX- eau gir ane gue ‘now full of water and. will probably be & yates Mlinpeke” ise Like sgdar, Christopher glycerine, to take it down the shait to Barney ONERATED, REPORTED BY THE WRKALD STRAM YAORTA AND HERALD | total wreck. 9 pa, Eos, Lita Agdar, a WHITHSTONE TELEGRAPH LINK SrJouxs, NF, Ang 26—The american fishing sehr Annie BRUNSWICK, Ga, Ang 30—Arrived, achrs Hattie L Pul- Royle who would receive charge of ‘the explosive and Steamer Italy (Bp), Thomson, Liverpool Avg 23 and | M Nash, while being eased off tho marine slip in Mazxotty | Jer, smi, Charleston; Rebecea Shepard, Robinson, New keep it safely, We had been igaking experiments as to Ata regular mecting of the Brooklyn Health Board, ; ; i - | the danger of explosion and were to explode one can, | held yesierday, the recent fatal case of yellow fever, eonstor h, +p w Cove, ob Thursday evening Inst, where she was undergoing | York. A Terrible Explosion of Nitro-| wii¢ two other cans were to be placed at a distance of | which wae ateeuded by Dr. d, G. dobason, of Heary | Surake Ang th iat a3 20: tou 1 27, passed bark Bristol, | Fopaicn {all over on her beam ends q BANGOR, Sept 2—Arrived, schr Mark Pendleton, Pen . fiteen feet im radius, 1 had not eft my office at tne . elses . hence tor Dunkirk, e 3 i 5 ape Glycerine at Hell Gate, time of the explosion, and I was covered with wucilage | Street, was cousidered. President French, of the Com- | ‘Steamer benefactor, Jones, Witmington, NC, Sept 2, with | tenilance of Mr. Saunders, to Fish ii) , The schooner had | Cleated—Sehrs Lante Cobb, Cobb, New York; Hempden, aud ink, and 3 been got out. The remainder is under Arrived, bark David Chapin, Banker, Boston. Steamer Isaac Heil, Lawrence, Richmond, City Point and opt I—Arrived, schr EH Nash, Sawyer, ‘sd Norfoik. with radse and passengers to Old Dominion Steam- | Water, and will probably be very much injured, BRISTOL, heavy battery was knocked | mon Counctl, who is also a member of the Health | ™d+e te Win F Clyde & Co. hait of-which irom al Doyle Spiel the eae | Board, offered the following preambie and resolutions, I y Philadelphia. id ary | open deck of the seow. ‘He ‘must have been | Which, being seconded by Commissioner Jordan, were | "2°... a stacy (of Roston), Marcy, Liverpool 41 WHALEMEN. BRIDGEPORT. Ct, Sept 2Acrived, brig Rabboni, , WHAT SIX QUARTS ACCOMPLISHED | screwing’ open the tide of somo of whe cans, as | adopted:— danvawi mase to CU Marshall & Go, Noda ak CUREERSTON, Sept S—Arrived, steamer Champion, probably Luerssen was, Ido not know, and It is 'im- possible to ascertain now, as they are dead, what oc- curred; but there must Have been carelessness, and N . Foster, At- | Lockwood New York. A Cleared at Now Bedford Sept 4, bark Cicero, Foster, SHO ARTOWN, Sept 2—Arrived, achr Ovean ering ker, New York for Boston. mot ‘3d—Arrived, schr Post Boy, Stearns, New York for Boston Yhereas the case of death certified to this department on by Dr. J. G, Johnson as malignant bil- rtifled on the followiug day us yellow was washed o it blowing beavy from the | lantic Ocean, ‘could not find him b yet Luerssen was careful, 1 was not mak- Lereas the President of this Board, Dr. Oriers a, | ReneS, Iat 89 45, Jon 6, signalled bark Bristow (Br), from ° ng expert tl imi tuiminat- Xception to the certificate of malignant bilious fever feehedy oe, 3 7 SPOKEN. (split sails, came in to repal'). Three Men Blown to Atoms and Seven | inf sotien and “rock,” dynumnite” or anything | S.stilyine yellow fever and witehenceptian we believe | Hare Aalla (Garis Garrard, Newry 49 aaya. in patiaat to —— seston for Haytt, aug | PEnLatiy i S00! SBalie, sone Wevtmerstand, Allen : else, ‘They had nothing to do with the primers, but | Try and tue Health Deparcaent, over which lie so faith | © Ta anchored px Manes. Bleak Sie cuers. ic Grace Lothrop. Atwood, from Boston for Haytl, Aug | © 411" arrived, steamer Leopard, Albertson, Philadel Seriously Wounded. wero serving the wires. Nitrogtycerino will notes- | fully watches as its chief oiler, We also believe that Dr. | ggbttk, Hovding, (Sory. Jensen. ‘Ivadstrand, Nossa. oy | 90. Het BS 38, on oO schrs SE Godtey, Wheeler, do; Arto Pardes, Bishop? U oamer: Hen; Onrus Pharo, Sherman, and ‘anby n, baton, Port Johnson; Success, Pierce, New- toformea | RE, Maris, Fleming, Williams, do; 8° Charirs, ‘Tre- Merchants, shipping agents and shipmasters are informed | fethan, Hoboken, . GALVESTON, Sept 5—Arrived, steamer City of San An- Hxnatp Loudon Bureau, ad> | 610. enningyin, Now York, ke. if ’ Gressing “Bennott, No. 48 Floet street, London,” or to the | NILTHRIDGE, Me, Sept. l-Arrived, sehr Wigwam, plode wituout concussion, and I eannot tell whether | Johnson and two associates acted with equa! honest purpose | Wook for or they poured out the explosive or not, or whether they | in wording the certificate “malignant bilious fever," instead knocked the cans together. It would expiodo if it | of “yellow ever,” to prevent uny unnecessary public alarm. After « partial hearing of the case we found that medical | rararduly LIST OF THE DEAD AND INJURED. | foreiasiveen inate oy the accident, ‘Doyie brougoe | smiborties and practitioners difer at ws malizuan! Hiwous | “ORG ElTey Bares Un), Vener, Barmode, Aue 26, in bal- | that by telegraphing to t up the stuff as faual by arow boat from the flats on | offered foradoption se ere acess Feail: seecth \aiae anihatogea bad coated rt, NOTICE TOMERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS | }an Ital), Cappola, Marseilles, 56 days, with mdse ry; vessel to Punch, Edye & Co, Passed Gib- New Jersey shore, , masgolved. That the charges preferred and the reference | east of the land. the course of which would be NW; hed | Paris office, eddressing “Bennett, 61 Avonae de lOpera, TNT ret ar MAJOR GHNBRAL NEWTON'S STATEMENT, | fe to the President, oiticers and employes of this dop' licht winds aud caime to the northern edge of the Gulf, | paris.” the arrivals avand departures from European aud | 4.) LEANS. Sept 1-4 ; The HxxaLD reporter met Major General Newton, | ment ure entirely unwarranted by the tets of the case, and | when took a heavy nortker. aici _ sehr Mary El Horrible Seenes of Wreck | tbe ft charge of tue Hell Gate excavations, on tho | Mat ater a tull examination of ‘the subject we find that ne | “riz Marie (Dutch), Hansen, Anguilla 14 days, with salt | Eastern ports of American and all foreign vossois trading | | NEWHURYVORT. Sept 4—Arrived, and Ruin Morrissania boat, going up to. inspect the scene of the | Sa'reparta the faitniel aivchargs, of their duties: and we | SO m \REMDIO Sear esata | miibahe United Staten, die same will be cabled to this | Pitt PORT Nope PM—Arrived, schrs Ellen Stevens, . disas “T received a despatch, he, which have beon made by them | y Bf Aquidneck, Johnson, Sagua 13 days, with molasses to | country tree of charg Rariten Rives, NU: A Mpcliaeanc) Prost abrma tes ‘ & Ned, Chambers, Wareham for do; 88. was b ht to me by areporter of an evening paper, eventing the spread of dir- wodwin, Craig, Sague 13 days, with molasses to Captains arriving at and sailing from French and Medi- | New York: Hai Smith, Snow, and Abby Gale, Darby, New Bedford tor do; PAVALIOD Htement stating that there had been an explosion at thee Hurlbut & Livingston ‘a ssel to Jas Honry. terranean ports will find the Paris office the more economi- ‘1 t by which three men were killed, but I retused to be- t earnestly demand that physicians ii B Gregg, Auderton, Caibarien 11 days, with . Mary & Susan, Snow, Fall River for di A beartrencing accident occurred yesterday morntng | jieve :t, as thore have Le -n false reports of that kind, ppl ge aaa Mote palag igpe ted mgar w onder: vessel to Miller & Houghton, at cal and expeditious for telexraphing news, eres ears Tee Phe Betsoy & Ann, Victoria, At the United States government excavation works at | Oaly obe mau bas been 1 in the works, and he | that those Le promptly applied which this Croke Ren Svar eeL ee ay aarmy wien saapee ‘agit Nailed’ Schrs Gloucester, Hurley, New York for Provi- took possession of a hole inade by another man ia or- | Boara ba ted in its sanitary code to urrest the spread esp Pak OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. dence, Unroline & Cornelia, Staples, South Amboy for Heil Gate, which are under the direction of Major | gory make a bigger looking day’s work tor hitoself, Genera! Newton, in charge of the federal engineering | ud he was engaged in drawing the charge and cl in allreports made to this department, ; Somerset. ertificate of deuth or otherwise, be made on 4th, AM—Arrives leeve, Hill, Port Harrison, NC, 9 days, Bremen, Sept 4—Sailed, bark Brunnow (Ger), Paget, New schrs Elias Ross, Lewis, Port Johnson ‘ 4 Hs recommended by the International Statistica: Con- hoeadives <0. for Somoersots Narragansett, Shaw, Salom for Philadelphia; smprovements in the port aud harbor of New York. out the hole when he was killed, amended by t rations oundtrce & 0. hiernot P : Naro-glycerine. is much safer than gunpowder, | S's (oF the purpowe of pablioregistration. | r, Aloxandrin. York. Win Penn, Hart, Rockport, Me for Norfolk ndria, Carnrry, Sept 2—Sailed, Bushrod W Hill, Higgins, United ‘ PM ~Attived, schr FC Smith, Smith, Rondout via Provi- nee. By this sad and disastrous, = a8 well 88 | 14 jogs ‘of lile by nitro-glycerine 18 only au exception, | as we do, that ail parties acted from the purest motives and : unaccountable, accident, three men lost their | but by gunpowder it ts a rule if itexplodes, It isa | tor the public good and welfare of this city ‘clr Addie Selilucter, Da: lives, who were blown to pieces instantly BE JoRe OF Bree Ones er ee Dr. Johngon, who was present, expressed his gratif- | Sehr Alethea, Darby. View t af on; Dut the men have becomo care amil- | cation at the manner in woich the alfair had been dis- | Schr AHP by the explosive force of nitro-giyserine and | \sriy with this nitro-glycenine, and ther will be a | posed of, and requested that the transcript of the death | Schr Emma seven others buve been quite seriously injured, some | sad “utility in these deaths in view of the fact | certificate sent to Whitenall suould be corrected trom | Scyr gr Will of whom will probably remain disfigured for life. The pe the | Nay _ Mogens poe ete merely “bilious fever’ to “mulignant bilious Joven,” Schr Ellen Tobi 4 be more careful e ves, yeeripe | ‘The request was granted by the Board, and thus ende SchrJ R Bod explosion burst on the ears of the unfortunate victims | es not explode without concussion, and there must | the yellow fever complication iu a inost amieuble inan- | gruuite to il I Brown & Co, a baif-past nine o'clock, and as blasts are frequent in | hive been a good deal of negligence ‘in this matier.”” | nor to all concerned. that neighborhood did not attract any attention for | “What a number of people come up here,” added the n, Virginia, n, Virginia, States. a i mpedsSehe Mextean. eg, CRoxstapt—Arrived, bark Erato (Nor), Thiss, New York. 8 schrs Klias Ross, and Mary & Susan. v NEW LONDON, Sept 4~Arrived, schrs Edwin, Hoboken Cerre, Aug 31—Arrived, bark Margherita Galatole (Ital), | for Norwich; Lida’ Bavcock, Philadelphia for do;_K Manceno, New Orlean; Hoyt, do for'do: Samuel Applegate, Hoboken for do: Jacob Danrzic, Sept 1—Sailed, bark Neversink, Jarvis, United Picks geese ate Callahan, do; Bella Peck, do; O States; bric Acelia Thurlow, White, do. NEW HAVEN, Sept 4—Arrived, schrs Nellie Benedict, Fanmovri, Sept 5—Sailea, bark Harry Buschman (Br), | Taompson. Philadelphia: 4M Hurlbut, Griffin, do; sloops O nch, Lynch, Kingston: Reid, do. Congdon (from Paysandu), Aberdeen. ORT MADISON. Aug 28—Arrived, bark W H Gawley, Guascow, Sept 4, 2 PM—Arrivod, steamer State of Penn | Me(iuire, San Francisco. Baltimore Baltimore. ‘in, Rockland, Me, 5 day g-Ship Wellington (Br), and barks*Amarica (Gi 1G d Vale (Nor), which were anchored ai General, “simp ‘ause three men have been killed. Ey * a lower bay, came up to the city Sth, AM. . + SD LOW hae 29—3 d Fome moments, those in the vicinity believing that the | They never lave been in battle or they would stay BOARD OF HEALTH. g-Bark Persoveranto (Ital), which was anchored in the | */!¥anle (Br). Knight, New York. - icdmemase ee rere noise came {rom one of the usual blasts that are occur | away, but it seems that this morbid curiosity will help — lower bay, came up to the city Sth PM. Balled 24, bark Carlotta (Ital), Didoni, United States. PORTLAND, O, Aug 25—Arrived, bark Hazard, Walker, tug at the Hell Gate works. the lager beer saloons, for I see that they are doing u At the weekly meoting of the Board of Health yes PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE. Goraensurc—Arrived, bark Fri (Nor), Ostensen, New | San eae good business.” terd order was issued for the closing ot twelve York. ee tar an ae CAUSE OP THR CATASTROPHE, THK MANUPACTURER’S STORY, slice Conenrighea fest . BOUND SOUTH. ei Pes hr Minnie Repplier, sham | (20s, Uembatt, Livernool: A © Stiiers, Warren. Nov y John Doyle, aged twenty-seven years, who leavesa | KW. Warren, of No. & Bowling Green, manutac- | S/aughtor houses on the east side. Steamer City ot Now Bedford, Fish, New Bedfordfor New | pritctetniea. RaRINe qu ammmnaeany Sapitancietfans eohre de Oaoeeven Pratainer, Winter, wife und two children, wasa watchman at the works | turer of nitro-glycering, was asked what hokuew about | The following 1s the weekly report of Dr. Nagle, Dep- | York. iladelphta. Pokies eating Fit Cooweceey eee ene , ‘ the matter? He came to Astoria to see how the ex- | uty Register of Vital Statistics:— Bu Walden, \’rovidenee tor New York. Hott, Sept 5—Sailed, brig Josefa, True, Boston. Gardiner: Avos Barton, Fi 3 and had also been a messenger for General Newton to d, and sald that uni iy he had | 3*9 Rests B bad, Palmer, Winsor, NS, for New York. “3 bark Impi (Rus), Hons, Dutch, Kennebec River: I:mily plosion Was caused, and said that unfortunately he ha & ra eae oa AEH RNEY nr Bavad, Rialaaat. Wipisar, NE sve New York. | Hanrieroot, Sept 3—Arrived, bark Impi (Rud, . | iy im the works and from them, carrying messages and | to acknowledge that he was the manufacturer of the Pe serio, Me Bd lee its 58 srgosteon an an ang we UO ome WY BnaaE NB. for Mew Philadelphia: potas Be picaak, Areas Middletow: nitro-glycerine that caused the catastrophe, | Doyle, he \ i i Miho naa. | Sehr LW Loeke, Bunce, Keunebec for Now York. Hamacna, Sept 4—Sailed, bark WH Jenkins (Br), Roger, Young, Jackwny, Hallowell Ps times of ni jover- ' elDg 1 ot 8 i packages sometimes itro-glycerme from Gover- | sO Te to him at seven o'clack at Black Tom. being an increase of 38 as compared with the num: | LCRT YW Macke, Banco, Kennebec for Now York. nor’s Island and the manutactory on Black Tom | jcjahd on the Jersey Flats, where he has bis store. | ber reported tho preceding week and 64 less than | Schr Curtis Goodwin, Robinson, lartford for New York, | Phlladelphin; Henry (lor), Korff, New York. peli A Wiimington, NO} JC Ty Tadian Riv . aie : teen pounds of nitro plycerine, | Were Teported during the corresponding week of 1875, | Sehr Ell Brazos, Raynor, Briaiol tor New York, Havrg, Sept 5—Arrived, ship China, Fernald, New Or- : a heparan ca Or AEUGh BE quariae He eared cut the watt to | The actual mortality for the week ending August 26, | Schr H Blackin iy Atul, Providence for New York. Mae ‘Also arrived, bark Evorbard Delius (Ger), Fortmann, Hell Gate excavation Yesterday morning, at aboutten | Yovie who came in a row boat from the Bat. | Was $66; which represents an annual death rate ot 27.06 | Beir Kigug Sun, Themen, Rannebeo for Sew York Kinanoap, Aug 5—Arrived, bark Ceres (Nor), Olsen, New | Bremen: Id, from Glangow; Oreon, from ———: schrs ina ciainbkc iethadov- 1 dag) : eI 7 m sc! } |. Mehaffay, Portlan for New » — 5 Nor), + ‘ownsend, jer, Windsor, uelier, Mailes ican tga el k, he scr erin a a AA tery, ate roa trict hhoel eile MR atl vo Pee persons living, the population estimated at Behr G b Tylon Hart Hro¥ldence for we York. Neck cin Qaskeieen: Gandine ‘ neon, Ireland, do; Anne Barton, eXaliy, ernment dia drill gcow, which hes o ast y oat, +06 hr Artist, For ior New York: i 0 0 Boston: Riverdale, Brown, Glouc Hig aa a CR bo PORTER—But does not it scem quite improbable, Tho following ts 8 comparative statement of cases of Schr Loon, Hubbs, Bridgeport for New York. Kowtosnenc—Arrived, brig Kalervo (Rus), Hallstrom, | {04'S Rradshaw: Van Golden, rall River: Providence, tag sbaft at Astoria. Doyle, who reported to the th that Doyle sould row so Jar and leave | Coulngious disease reported at this bureau for the two y | Schr Kmma 1, Windsor, Coombs, New Haven for New | Richmond, Va, ce Rice, Providence: D/G Floyd. Clifford, Newport: Meury Assistant engineer und superintendent of the flash- out and get up ih tine for the explosion? Did he | Weeks ending September 2, 18 J ork. Livenpoon, Sept 1—Arrived, ship Vera Craz (Ans), Billa: | Allen, Tatem, New Haven; Annie V Bergen, Thompson, ing operations, J. H. Striedinger had with bim six tin lly carry his six quarts of glycerme in a brown Gale a 2 ee Geo W: Anderson, Anderson, New Haven for Mew | 17.’ Now York: batks Dering, Branscomb, do: Heleyon, | “ew, Yorke: 4&8 Hocpsr, Church, Perosi@am assert tans full of nitro-giycerine, and in each can was con- | Paer parcel looscly on a Morrisania boat which lett | typhoid fever an 18 | | Sclir ME Rockhill, Kirby, Rath for Now York. Hardie, New Orleans, Boverly, Walince, New York: ship British Queen (Ir). i Fulton Ferry at about nine o'clock, and on these boats | starlet fever, 20 12 ebr Kachael Jane, Smith, Providence for New York, Suiled 1st, ship Uaiversé (Br), Jones, New York after | Brooks. Bromen:” bark ArticreMiovanni (Aus), Teancich, tained about a quart of nitro-glycerine, weighing two | there are women and children in abundance at this | Cerebro-spial inoniagitis. 2 = y. Allen, New Loudon for New York, q . s Beltast: schrs Billie 8 Derb; Portland; Marietta pounds and » haif—in all about fifteen pounds of tho | season of the year? Measles , 2 7 putting back); bark Sole (Ital), Nervona, United States; | Tilton, Pennewell, Boston; E fio: Agnes I Bacon, . 1 don’s know, but I Diphtheria. 26 a1 ! 4th, ships Minnie H Gerow (Br), Gerow, North America; | Haley, Charlestown: | Hai ase, New Bedford: Mr, Warxex—I don’s know, but I think it was usual | Dip! rf ‘ th, ships Minnie H Gerow (Br), Go own ry, eS i readly liquid. By somo mishap oF trip up oF | fornia to take the stuff ina row boat I filed cans era arave rE P Deanine Tanta tor Now Yorke oF New ork. | pactordate (Br), Gunson, Son Francisco; Hercules (Nor), | Nowell cane, Semiersots $C Hart, Welly. doz ; ‘ . ‘ valet ‘. 7, 4, ‘aunton for New York. 05 + | Nowell, Lank, Somerset; M Evans, Willetts, by some other triv it mistake sue involves rnyselt, and they Baa ire: reed AO OE BRAID ON LIQUOR DEALERS, cian, WY Providence for New York, Neilson, Orleans; bark Shefliela (Nor), Lithgrow, Gul, mouth Lala ign nae, iGehmond, va aa Ir roncussion, as it will not explode otherwise, | hid holes in the corks to give them v Providence for New York. 120 clonred—Steamers Achilles, acon, Newport; . u terial, I don’t know how 0%, Nantucket for New York, rreatens town, Tuttle. Cheisex; Centipede, Miller. Boston ; Panthe: The six quarts of glycerine were suddenly | Yebtcoucussion of the materia how the | The Jersey City policeare pursuing the Hquor dealers Me ‘Young. New Haven for New York. Loxpox, Sept 4—Cloared, barks Lydia Peschau (Ger), | Mills; do; Harrisbure. Worth. New York: barks Alba (Br), accident occurred. Doyle might have epilled some ol the 4 . ow Yo 8 occ : Neon tained a license, Yesterday morni ie W Ponder, Trascher, Taunton tor New York. ae a 5 Foxwood, Ivigtut; Charlie Hickman (iir), Bishop, Londont exploded, and in an instant and simultaneous | stuff, I can’t say that he came up on a Harlem or Mor- DN mM de ie igen) chr James K Polk, Buckley, Wontport for ‘New York. Bostvets, Vetted: Bresee seen ane CREO a eee 3 & Nov tae Trglnens Prosperina (Aun), with the report the air was darkened with bleeding | risania boat. It was impossible to find anything either | several saloon keepers were brought before Justice Schr Henry Chapman, Saz Harbor for New York. Is elfast: schrs Melville, Bryant, Bt 8 kssen, do, from Superintendent Stredinger or Mr. Warren as to | x, First District Court, Every one who could | ScheT W Spencer, Goldsmith, Providence for Haver- | Lanxx, Sept 3—Sailed, Stato of Indiana (Br), | Emma LCottin ‘Steelinan, “Ioston (ragments of human bodies aud splinters of Cn beT, A | ee aan e ai a re sine men Were in the habiy | ees t the First District Court. Every one who cou 5 Lanse, Sept 3—Sailed, steamer State of India 5 n ; ing me deraa ae f straw. i do; Providenes, rovidenea: Anthe y “3 hot produce a liceuso nor arcceipt for an application tee | "Skt Marcena Munson, Dayton, Providence for New York. | Sadler (from Glasgow), New York. Washineton:J'A Parker, Outten, Richmond Wooden shanty, ten feet square In area by ten feet in | of carrying nitro-glycerine, with corks having holes 0 | iy the City Clerk's offlce was fined $25. A large number | Sehr Vermillion, Young, Proviience for New Yore, Movitux, Sept S—Arrived, ty . Small, height, was blown afar off beyond the Gate itself, the | partly stop to cans, on crowded Harlem or Morrisania | rushed to the City Clerk and made application for Pa etek Sei rede ers Bolivia (Br), Smal Steamers Achilles, Allentown, Cs > . . Panther and Wyoming. a ; 5 boats, or if it’ had been often brought up | j, f echt expat tor.) and Alexandria (Br), McKay, New York for Glasgow (and | burs. \ Bate ‘ deck of the seow was covered with débrig and about | town’ on the way through the city uf New York on escent pa ri al tho arresia, The raids will be Sole yee rese arena Becta fing hy ee pendent ANE nantes cee, -Arttvgt,, vars Olga dozen men who were on the deck of theiscow were | trucks jostling Gain abs oie and Bae oe — Sobe Watenty Gil, i e New i Mansxinixs, Sept 4—Arrived, brig Don Jacinto, Kelley, Also arya ee basi ring letters J PDO and JGks. a . vi nd endangering hundreds of lives and finally bein; : Sehr Belle, Simpson nce sor New Yor . Steamer Albermarlecacrived trom Now York this AM. hurtiod right and leftas it they were so many straws, | Hb oaohie ‘Ninewy-Second Breet Ferry to Astoria, AN ACTRESS ROBBED, _Seht Ellen M Baxter, Lamphier, New London for New | New York. Sailed last evening, bark Sea Crest, jor Philadelphia, The Saperintendent, Streidinger, who has alittle office | 4}) of this and moro will be told by young McCall a SS York. wa z MaLaGa—Sailed, brig Eschol (Br), New York. Sailed to-day. solr Maxie 1” Smith, Grace, Medford. aft and elevated above the deck of the seow, was shakon | brother-in-law of Doyle who was himself a Government | The police of Brooklyn Headquarters were notified | Scr Memento, Wrisht, New Hedtord for New York, Newnr, Sopt ¢—Arrived, bark Crono (Aus), Sterk, New | Lewes, Del. Sout S—snited. ship Apnlo Bingar. for Brox 80 hard that he had to lean over his aesk to steady | employé and he told a Hegino reporter yesterday | yesterday that Miss Annie Ward Tiffany, an actress chr Geo Hotchkiss, Spear, Noriuport for York, York. pool.” a i himself on his feet, whilo ne received a shower of | tusthe himself Lad sat for halt an hour in and out Of | engaged at the Brooklyn Theatre, had been robbed of | Sch hinvity. Kelly, Harwich for New Verk. Puywovry, Sept 5—Arrived, steamer Canada (Fr), Fran- | Ship Alexander ip otdered to New Yorks. 0) oy mucilage and ink from the bottles that bounded from | longing to the government, and had a crowded steamer | $500 worth of jeweiry at her boarding house in Wash- | Schr Henry Lemuel, Jarvis, Providence for New York. quel, New York tor Havre. E, and ordored to Baltimore. his desk. The clerk of Streidinger, a young man, wuo | Stuck the Doat, the passengers would never have | ington street on Monday evening. It subsequently | Schr4,G Fell, chropabice. Somerset for Now York, Quexxstows, Sept 5—Arrived, steamer Marathon (Br), | | “PURTLAND, Mo, Sept 2—Arrived, brig BW Cochrane ee ae ae ore known what happeued then. Lot Waveren took to | transpired that tho son of the landiady, a young man | Schr Perine, Sheflisid, Stonington for Rendon. Garrett, Boston for Liverpool (and proceoded). Bey Bard, Mile dhor, MSs foe New Cee dduaal Gey 99 had an offico to himself a little forward of his super- | this man to-day and subpcna bim aga witness. He | named Stone, disappeared the same night, and the Sehr Sallie Burton, Burley, Stamford tor rh Rorrerpam, Sept §—Arrived, ship Success, Hichborn | smith, Crowell, New York. , jor’s, Was also shaken, and a small rowboat, lying | took bis number yesterday. detectives are looking for the suspected party at the Sebr Emily, Braisted, Stamtord for New Baltimore; barks Henry Knight, Ames, New York; Vests Sailed—Schrs Grace Davis, Nellie Bowers, Lunet, and under th srhang of the scow, was blow: ‘The Coroner’s jury will hold an inquest at the hotel | Centennial, Philadelphia. Sehr Hestor, Davis, Portchester for New ¥: a others. RT e overhang ‘ D | near the ferry, in Astoria, at two o'clock this alter- Schr 1 V Duryea, Carpenter, Glen Cove for New York. Ghox), Thorsen, Ac. ‘ Sti—arrived, brig Frontier, Bisisdell, New York; scht out of tho water and into small pleces, | yoon, The jury are all residents of the village, and A CORRECTION. Stoamer Glanens, Bearae, from Boston for Now York ar- Sovtuamrron, Sept 5—Arrived, stoamer Oder (Ger), | Casco Lou tet ; pana a All ar ie scow the effect upon evory- | some of them are employed on the excavation work: 4 rived off Whitestone at 8PM; would proceed at daybrexk, | Leist, New York for Bremen (and proceeded). Also arrived, schre Hannle Westbrook, New York; Mary ‘ ‘ound the 6 P 'y- | some ployed 8 Long, Philadelphia, n f Schr Chas H Northam, Holmes, from Dighton for New | Scttiy, Sept 1—Off, bark Bremen (Ger), Leitke, New | “PORTSMOUTH, Sept 2—Sailed, schrs Ann H Hickman, . They viewed the bodies, or rather tho fragmeute of thing within reach of the explosion was awiuh | ) oii. ‘before they werd swept up on the deck of the Nuw York, Sept 6, 1876. | York, pus into Whitestone for » harbor. York for Bremen (not arrived at B 2d). Shaw, Kennebec, to load for Philadelphia. € A large bole was blown in the deck of the massive, | scow. . To rae Eprron or Tur Hsmaup:— ‘Ath--Areived, echrs Thomas W Haven, Terry, and Carri scow. 3 BOUND EAST. Saxta Cuvz (Teneriffe), Aug 19—Arrived, bark G H (Sp), | 1, Uoatrey. Avis, Georgetown. DU; Grand Taland, Wh ; deavy scow, which is constructed of layer upon layer | — ‘Their names are as follows:—Rao a. Smith, T. Ayers, | As captain of the William Cook I beg to say that the | _sreamer Nept pee ACE Gan wore Tea icra htmpsepeat pet ¥ of yellow pine, and all the giass panes in the pointed | P. Murphy. P. Grant. G. Downey, M. Whitney, J: Tal | account givea of an alloged fight on that vessel in Sat | Bark Casco, New York for Vernambuco. Stenna Leong, Aug 15—Sailed, brig Richmond, Bryant, |," ROVIDENCE, Sept 4— Arrived. steamers, Blackstone, 3 Pe lon, F. Katfetts, 1. Umschlug, William Myers and L. Bay thomes Mull, Brooks, New York for Providence, Aus ie Hallott, Baltimore via. Norfolk; Tonawanda, Sherman, and ylight which overhangs the square caisson which | Vajje; The scenes at the Morgue at Huater’s Point, | urday’s Hymap isa much exaggerated statement of | Schr Potter& Hooper, Bradbury, Haverstraw for Provi- | Boston. Vindicator, Roxers,, Philade in: achre, Albert, Thom surrounds a rock that neods the incision of a dimond | where the mangled bodies of the victims wero seen, | what actually took place. The whole affair, which was | dence. ‘Texet, Sept 4Sailed, bark Gauss (Ger), Steenerafe, Bal: | Tavior, Watchaprig, Va; Li olin: Rebecca “4 hares . Ki i : . . Smith, Grace; Cora Etta, Pendleton, and Rachel Vanna. drill, The captain of the tug boat Westphatia, whieh | were pitiful tn the exten as the relatives of the dead really not a fight at all, did not last a minute, and arose | acan’ Nt? © MBM Coutwelh Port Johnson for Frovi- | simore, man, Browe ciphta; Caroline Konslo, Dirks, and d pees tees vichallyist Shh icinh: Ce ne eee ee a simply from s misunderstanding on the part of afew | Scheie Ning, Riven Uboken for Broviaeues Vico, Seok <—Arsived, begs) Mansom, Meswan, Now, | B Andrzy, ERA od el % ston. ¥ ‘ ‘ ' . r badly stunned, as were two of his crew, and it is said THE STATU“ OF LAFAYETTE. passengers and the unsolicited and would-be violent Schr I W Warford, Spraguo, Hoboken for Providence. ihe om G tmath, Kelis Consultation. cour. ead Eve Divert, iosage sane oe tai body has aa beon dosna, —- | interference of others with tho mate and clerk in the beaut crew ince ahah Wich eats alter ahoc Eile age ote asd enstip ere canal “sate Nickarion, Nevwbur AG Lawson, Molter itaekeneack) Was blown rom he povernmen tug into ‘ ‘ranceschino |, Brogliano, ates; r ca a pbt Bilal Kings! |. Haverstraw: ‘y! ‘art; Iie sivaeh Rule Gee ae alive Mista PROGRAMM FOR TO-DAY'S EXERCISES AT THE | proper performance of their duty, The clerk ts stated BELOW. Coie Ley ae Whilden, Heath; H_A Demming, Phinney, aad Mary Riley, e river. This, h ps : 0 PRESZNTATION IN UNION SQUARE. to have been under the influence of liquor, Ho isa pace . , Riley, Hoboken: Signa, Satterly, Weehawkon; Veranda, tis Po 4 Gloucester, Harley, New York. from Bremen July 22,toC | Loxpox, Sept 5—The British bark Oseco, Capt Fulton, dn dsp Nicholas Mehl Seach, Cesken from Akyab, East Indies, April 5 for the English Channel, | Roscue, Kelly, New York; J Clark, Northup, Keonel to toad for New York. : most respectable young man, who does not Urink liquor | Bark Morart (Ger), Julich At half-past three o'clock this afternoon the bronze | y: ail, The mate, who is very roughly handled by your pate Oe ne statue of General Lafayette, crested recently on Union | reporter, is indeed a big and powerful mau, but is by | Brig Kato McDougall, from St Martins. is not named, The leg of a mutilated victim was also said to have been found in tree at some distance fro * Hi all saved. | Ri ia, a settee eae ean reporter failed 60 | & ure, will be presented to she clty of New York by monmeons Rel See eee elec a ree eeeen bas autre er eran paar lie SEAN FUCKET, ‘eps —Salloa, gchrs Anthony Burton, i} nd any evidence of the fact i 4 between him johnson, and Brandywine, Feugar, New York. ‘The small shanty or cabin at the forward end of the | te Consul General of France. The statue is of heroic | and the paszengers who offerod ordinary tickets for eee gegen oe RICHMOND, Sept 2—Cieared, brig Arion (Gor), Jonge B size and represents the General in the attitude of offer- | the excursion, but with rude outsiders, As Horrneap, Sept 5, PM—Wind, SW, moderate; barome- | blood. Kio Grande. 1p Grice Daiting Be soow was uset! for divers to dress in and algo to hold | 1. nis gword to the young Repubite of the United | the highly colored roport made in your columas ts eal | yowue"'Witimae & Uiiou, nee AverPoet vis Queens: | tor, 20.487, Glimore, Seabeck : Ore el, Nxnximo. ) explosive materials temporarily of while in traneity | ne Di# sword WO Ae ain er nutasion given co | culated to damage the partios nanied and to injure the | ‘*S\tamer Ciarbel ir. Ferguson, Kingston, Ja, Aux Cayes | Huns? Custis, Sept 5, PM—Wind, WSW, strong breess, hept t_Clecred, suite, 46. Nicholas, Tobey, Qeesustownm to (iduhguntos,” ‘Not'a tence vor Abus Michip WUER prep’ 8 good name which the Wiiliain Cook has always torne, | and Juciael- Pim, Forwood & Co. yh ‘Tan'O Shooter, Soule, do; bark Gaetan (Br), Irving, Liver: " | the distinguished sculptor A, Bartholdi President | 1 wouid thank you to state, on my bebali, that the jexico, Sherwood, Havana, Progreso, “4 THR KILLED. 7 disturbance was a very slight one, and not of the achy, &0—F Alexandre & Sons, FOREIGN PORTS. 28—Arrived, barks Auroola, Malgram, Henry Luerssen, aged thirty-three years, a native | 12ers 12 Lagan: beid tidbit’ nan The | ature reported tn your columus, probably through Steamer Wyanoke. (ouch. Norfolk, City Point and Rich. pera ta San Pranclago Qumyn, Sanuders, do pt Hanover, Germany, residing in. First avenue, be- Ree SF ne peculiar br} owing ditch some misapprehension on the part of the writer, avlowar: Daviieen Philadelphin—yas Hand, yAgrmwatt, Sept 2—Sailed, steamer Andes, Hughes, New wnt \ Socseae, Wen, Kaeseey, : pid Ks JEPTHA B, PARKS, Captain William Cook. i joston— % ‘ork. wt s: : : 3 tween 100th and 107th streets, Parts of bis body were | tions:— (ake bear ger trae oe jiaiz Vanre, Aug 20—Arrived, bark Josephine, Reed, Fay Aelia beanie uc In front— y. BYARD HAVEN, Sept 4—Arrived, steamtng Mattie picked out of the water, the entrails and brains having Hoa Kona, July 29—Chartered, bark Kirk (Nor), from OO POE EOE OOLOLOLETOEOOLIODLEE DLE DOLELOIODE OE DE OF i i : si (with scow), Newburyport, for Ny ‘k. Sch , eon taken out quite neatly by the terrible explosion. | % LAFAYETTE. SHIPPIN G N BAY S Manila to New York: sehr Marion, Howes, from Whampoa | 2%'Cigeker. ionilont, for Heston; Geo E Prescott, Pilar ' The entire front of the face was torn off, and both legs | Oveerrreecerererrrececeecccerescconoerssees ne weeeneeny Cre eee ig eee iiend. sche Geo Sealey, Ricker, Gal- | delpliia, for Rockvort, Mase; T Thomaston; Hannah Will R L Tay,’ Dresden, Me. di On the west side— veston; Sopt A steamer Leo. Daniels, “New York via Nas: n and ROM as well as an arm were completely severed from the | @ wusersssrnrerssoscaceneeceereeseneereceeqeoeae. 5 : Note, Seinen ie See OF a Oe 817 10 70Ee CO ee 3 OCEAN STEAMERS. MAND, Ccsparl (Nor), Syverteon, Stottin—Funch, Bdge & | _Avtved prior to2d, brig Ames Berton, Knight, Baitt. | Brooking, [ichmond, Me. ua; Charles W Moree, Bath, man, and had b employed 3 ee eet o ¥ b ; wee . | Boston for Philadsiphia; Fannie Hanmer, Nantuck Ri ieee Pn er pace Testa das: : Wise os we eae | nares or maranremis rox xew vous vor rmx moxzs | ark EmilinT (Aus), Radonicich, Trieste—Slocovich & | gtiled, Aus 21. steamer Tmivanc, (ip), for Baltimore; Jennie Wi ter, Ithexport, Me, for Maven islands We Streidinger. - rk KD 60 7 Ns $ “ ~ ish, Boston for Orient. side ct nbeidin ct ihe Kind/ét mnatecatandsmcenver | < 70-11. PAU ER Barc shise inl Phish Noell! Hark Hormann Behrent (Ger), Dillwits, Trleste—C Tobias | HALEN, Sept S—Sailed. steamer Hibernian (Br), Archer | "'Retuned—sehr Wesley Abbott. seavan ee paar: RYE, |. dussnovsccbaseyndyoblose aroma pomane been tina conld mee. Sails, | Destination) Office. £ Co. Ce ee iaiy Hin pert, hark Alma'Ger), Lohmeyer, | Sulled—Sches Gamma. Morelisht, Iarte Carrs Elmo, met with an accident beiore, On the east side— Bark Martha P Tucker, Tucker, Gonoa—Brett, Son & Co, a. avived June 26, lot New Taek yer. | B Marshall, M W Drow, J A Hatfield (Hr). Hattie Baker, Rotinia, mbuco~H H Swift & C pt 6. /Liverpool.. 4 Bowling Green Bark Casco, Penny. Sept 7.) Hamburg Broadway Brig Matilda (Br), Knight, Wisbeach, K—George F Bul- 7. | Glasgow. Broadway z Margaret & Lucy, Wm A Crocker, Telegraph. WAREMAM, Sept 2—Sailed, scbrs Fair Wind, Bowman, Cimbria. Watchman, Pendleton, do; G W° Anderson, John Hickman, aged twenty-seven years, has two | @veseeeererernreccscesoce recess nereccecsooensneeeee® r State ot sisters, for whom he kept house at No. 139 South New Yor! rginia, g g : 5 3 AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE 3 | City or Boris Liverpool. .|15 Broad ‘Brig Manlius (Br), Todd, Matansas—Waydell & Co. bie pte eee Anderson, ‘to. ee Sanmenate. Hickman’s body was | 3 Wy eART 3 | seidaurent Hvroa.s|9) Broudway hehe Bdwin d Morison, ‘Laveudor, Liverpool Brett, Som | yy MAneas Jus Mra AWARE, Sept 4—Salled, sehr Aid, Somers, for Philadel 3 v NLISTED. nehoria fiber 7B ‘Aingg Gi & 4 - ~ be drighifully. metileted. His legs snd arms were ail | § BNL $;|sweeee giuocot" 17 Rowling Groom 8. Impulse (BH), Rountree, Belize, Hon—Leayeraf & | hulled July 11, bark FH Drows (Ger), Versate, San Fran- | Phi broken, his feet falling off and his bones protruding Broadway Co, Mi Ee sarovenerenceeecereccercececcereccscececococooocoooee’s | itil) | Liverpool . a hips St Lnelo, Rivers from and for San through the skin in different places. The head was | © Gn the rear— . p [Sheed hy t ee Lee ee | Neue eet ‘ach (ie), Johnson, from do, | YACHTS. Li Shea i ae also torm and Jagged. Gevovieraresssreverecevorensseacerrecnseecesone Gellert : Browdway Sci’ Madeira (Br), Grearvon, St Job, NB—Scammett | MT yed 24 parent See eater | Acgotvn om Geatainann ee eae \ John Doyle, of No, 197 Sackett street, Brooklyn, | Sermemrcrrencenererreessersonrecececeecerocorsceooees | Many Nene Rottordaia. [30 Brosdway eerie Hattie Cord, Moon, Jackeonrille—Warren Ray Before) fo Loi "snd Bowtou tuocenia tai) for Tolle ay STEPHEN ROBERTS, : leaves @ wite and two little girls, agea two and five | In accordance with division and Urigude orders the | Caliturni 7 Bowling Green Sele Laura H Jones, Cousins, Portinnd, Me—it W Loud & | ‘Gc, NGroit, tom iiene Koos, arrived lth. ior New Fork, | VOR SAUE—SCHOONER YACHT JOSEPHINE, NEW years respectively. Doyle was a fine, healthy looking | Sovurim (white trowecrs), without koopsucks, and | Ganida.: Broadway | Behe Cabot, Chase, Boston—Chas Twing plonTiean, Sept 1—Arrived, bark Welland: Pallakeen, | 1) York Yactit Clay, 129 tons, ready for, instant use, crow . “Sy ort Caledonia, CB. on board, to be sold wi i «3; to man, A plank or joist or some large piece of wood | take part in the procession, with the veterans of the jst Broadway Sehe Tdeho, Semedon, Providence Fercansa & Wood, ared 24, harks Askoy, Mareussen, Queenstown; Capri, | port during frst, week of September. “knply on board or te must have been driven with terrific force between the | Filty-iitth regiment, Guard Lalayette, one company of ay heanee irogpcitee nce peer ylicretlonmue ie oar ride masa eg rae ENE TLDS SRT TI HOMAS MANNING, Esq,, 318 Broadw roy Gi Lafayetic, one pany of the E BS Bro oe agra NoutH SYDNEY, CB, Sept 2—Arrived, barks Director, = abdomen was all gashed and tora and his trunk hang- | lombo, The civic societies present in the line will be —_— 2 Lhe gg onan grad ach QUIET REPAY WileN DL be. The a H i CenKC, Sept 2—Arrived, ship Harold Haarfager, Halver- M4 4 y Ing to hia iower limbs by shreds and patches of flesh, | the Société Franyaise de Blenfaisauce, L’Union, Fra- away Steamers [dabo (Br), for Liverpool: Etna (Br). a Beavsogee: Ar pdell, Greenock; Algiers, Brians’ | 77 Acree: or eniat. AMERICAN LAW AGENCY, 4 ternelle Francaise, Société Israchte, Franguise de Broadway wall, &c; City of Mexico, Havana; Wyanoke Ri McChesney, Greenock [ WOUNDED, Secours Mutuels, L’Amitié, Société de Secours Mutuels, peep ate | Cea nes Gert Durbar ane mecnee arcive Commodore, Mil rT ALP ‘ Captain James Dorris, of tho government tug, or | IC uioa Dewocratique et Philanturopique, L.’Athen6o begaueey este (ha? Hen Ou megs sartal ase @ Countess ot Mi Liverpool: Jane, Morris, Lanewse | JY ae " rather drilling raft, serious juternal injuries, struck in | Frangais, Société la Concorde, Le Cercle de !’'Union Grothers, Palma (Majorca); Siloe (Aus), Bristol Victory, Wiilinwso Pavan dariatinesar Gros: om ; Whe stomach by a figing board and adcep out on the | *TAX° “= méricaine, Le Coes ae ft mal oa Recor s hte fries (Hay), Cape Haytion; schre Bveling, i ‘ Hambur, rl 2 eilliion dolines “ and about twenty-five other delegations, including ° 5 BvEO roadway fe Hart, Aux Cay ic: Pwara, Os London; Am: back of the b Not expected to itv , ; rate 5 B : ne . i — , several of the Kutuhis Templars. Wind at sunset, at midnight, NNW, rig Dewilrop, Hariades for Montre = diumea Grey non Astoria, head and face cutand | The route of march will be up Fifth avenue, from | Stevia Barometer at sunset, 30.08; at 10 PM, 30.16 ved ad: steamers, Dolyuesinn, “Brown, Liverpoch: One — i a erribiy, 1 poate Teeny: ‘ ies > peonenlt dnb lies deere Lake Nepigow, Scott, do: Austrian, mrad ehead aod und ey - | 1. Music. ter . 7 Bowling Green White, Leith for du; Union, Holmavist, dition may supervene from inflimmation, The President of the Department of Public Parks will | Kbein.. Brewen..../2 Bowing Green Stramee Laxesnaw (Br), from Montreal for London 4 a re a Macmoth stock gy rank Vike, right ary broken in «wo places, shoulder assetsbly to if petsh Hosirarg. [ou Brosawey MAG re OE Sad gad har cilet inl scony ant ee ' sioeated and all the tlesh torn. ‘The spine ia also be- raburg, Gt Krone ; red Bd, steamer Scotland, James, London; ships mon Leved to be dangerously injured. "4 nce. ci Britannic... erpool../37 Broadway Stir City or Moxtrest (Br), from Glasgow for Montreal, Abrahamson, London ; anelaudet, Nivieen, dot " Henry Halsey, Asioria, badly smashed all over the Military Salute—Music—the “Marseitia A bres orcaggee before reported as baving been ashore on Green Island , Brunsgard, do. ee “ Dody, aud will uot live itis thought. Conveyed to his | y°, ara of the statue by His Mi BP NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN THE | Shoal and subsequentiy cot off, was towed to Quebec leaky} MEIRO. Aw Bowe In Astoria, The suoulder is badly smashed. © “Hail Columbia, COASTING AND FOREIGN TRADE,—Captains or officers | S84 Would dock for survey. eg beg ys ailed, ship Sir Lancelot (Br), Yoko Femme Jobn Dobson, wrist broken avd other slight injuries. | 7. Address by Mr. F, R. Condert. y of vessels ongagod in the coasting or foreign trade, obsere- | Smit THIcMEMANT. from Liverpool, at Ss hama. Ms / CLOTHING, George Schoel was lying on the deck panting from on wal Bootes tan bane (vy Lavrent do Rillé), by the | ing the displacement or removal of sea buoys aro requested | away lower foretopsnil and storm ‘aalntom Hae uy 8, bark Hedame Dowceges (Br), Bissets, RENT re veruh te ikeperancs, sak! for do and back to Shanghai, a ace terribiyrcay, SGPCS Hands bacly emashed and | U-"Kanarke by air Ch: Vile, Secretary of the French | to communicate the fat tothe Hexato, so hat tt may be | | Bane Maco Hxcex (Br veore reported) fom Hella fr Fans teas no data--ta port, sehr Ocean Peat Fitzgerald, PRE ., committee. I it pub: tot ttentiot rope: a ior om im la N, le is . ol o sail Sey 5B - ’ Nearly all of those men were injured by the flying | “y\™ Mints, at berks Rain oes ira peters susheriaien: | SEO weu were taken o8 ty tentark, Matty, ticetters | br docne fF, Avg In-cartivee, edeee Alpin. Matoubniee, —_—_ timbers that were driven hituer and thither by the 11, Remarks by Dr, W. C. Cattell, President of Lafayette jettor addressed “To the editor of the Heap, New York | were transferred to the bark Berkeloy C: bound to Que- | New York; 1th, Mary B Reeves, Bracy, do; 20th, Orloff! boomers mad force of the nitro-giycerine. 14 is quite probable | College. city,” giving as xecurately as possible the ember and posie | bec, and the remainder, including the captain, officers and | Poifoutain, do; 24ih, Ellen, MeCanon, do; 25th, Vanguard, 600 cod S88 Revenue teal that Luerssen was stoopivg over the quart cans 2. Music, tion ofdispinced buoys or the cause of their removal, will auf | @lght men, were landed at North Sydney. 2sth, Avon, King, do. and 567 Broadway, New Of the explosive which looks lke train train ol as hig | _ 1h Remarks by 0. G. Brady, one of the last membors who | Hn an poniicleeryiniped sila Bank Tania Torax cleared at Boston yosterday for Zansi- iar Hear, Diamond, New York. bm + face was torn away and jegs severed, and Poy! | srrepreat at the initiation of General Lafayette as Sir | See in all cases observed Alon, tho Atlantic and Pacitle | yar tvith a cargo valued at $210,000. St Jon. pt2—Arrived, bark J Il Melarren, Lad- coal thought must bave also been passing the cans to Luers- | Sight of Morton Commandery, 182 coasts of the American Continent. When they are observed | aig 0 13 NickHRsON, proviously reported as having been | !r; !iambure via Bridzowator, i In accordance with the wish of the Committee of Cred id Music. Cleared 2a, bark Sytinga, Pi Bristol ; schr Bagadi fen, as the lower part o! his body is so terribly man- — on the coast of European countries or in the Mediterranean some hen Rorms was aguin thrown on the | Oiements, Philadelpiia. ‘ayson, i agaduce, — gled that he must nave received bis juries while i a EAST RIVER BRIDGE. it is requested that information be sent either by telegraph | reefs atter t four da — oF 4 oa ; ; > ; naar Soup Appin’ ¢ Boston 4th front Sarton; obi ltors, Me, FREDERICK LEWIS, Assigues of the late frm i Btooping position. Luerssen leaves a wife and a boy ; (rs or letter to the London office of the Naw Yorke Hxnaup, 46 |, SCOR ANDY TOMO eg aa. fell'in with a schoo AMERICAN PORTS. beni, i ; Hickman jeaves a wiie and ebildren ia Williamsburg. ad Luerssen, active generally as foreman of the workers, There was nothing particularly noticeable about the was quite cool in bis jadgment wand deemed | work at the Brooklyn Bridge yesterday. At the New Fleet street, London, of to tho Paris office, GI Avenue de | joeged aod spars’ une, having the appearance of being ¥ VOpera, Paris, Where the telegraph is used despatebes | for some time. Could’ not make out hor name, She was | ALEXANDRIA, Sept3—Arrived, steamer EO Knight, may be addressed “Bennett, 48 Fleet stroet, London,” or | Sout 140 tyus. New York; sehrs Addie P Avery, from —— for Weorge- of MAX STADLER & CO., will offer to the trade at iI| more reliable thon any other man under | \ ; tW Go rg Btreidinger, tue superintendent. The remains ot the | York anchorage rome of the men were pointing the | «pennets, 61 Avenue de l'Opern, Paris.” W cases of seereche rogtlter wy a eer bp RES pny bah ioe nw beckon weohide away SACRivice i \ dead men had to be swept up on the deck of the scow | masonry, others were hard at work removing the WOOd- | gisplacement are obsorved in the waters of countries beyond | British flax, and cone into the coasting tre on IN, Sept steamer ‘kiomen, Pierce, — Just as the refuse is cleaned up ina siaughter house, | work from uuder the arches, whicn will take some | the reach of the telegraph, as in Asia or Atrica, captains | — Senn Emrine, of Yarmouth, has been purchased by Capt | Ais tiinn Siok hate, Pate ante Tue buge scow, 140 feet long, Si leet im width at the fs A Luther 8 Chase, of New Bedford. for $000, Abbie Dann, tain, Baltimore ; u Ranger, Parker pmany ‘ ri ae eet Yea wide at each eid teenies onset | MMe, and a few on top of the anchorage were fixing | may communicate with us upon reaching the frat conven- | Luther S Chase, of New Bedford. for S00). | Port Johusoi. isin’ Keliy, totioken Chancellor. iar: | quate mammath steck of ready cade Clothing. Thestock te thoe huge affairs that are used to transier trains of | some more of the large anchor bars which are to hold — nl ae es will bo cabled free of charge to Pret ashore oh Lone: tiles bic aveniia Crea: | Berton, Rendewe ee — ficam ratiroad cars irom depot to depot on the rivers | the iain cables iu position, On the Brooklyn side | the Huxatn and published. Wrecking Co's steamer Reilet went to her English, Barbados, . ‘assorted. The attention at different points near New York city. they were bustiy engaged rigging sheaves und making | gg-NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING ‘and hove her off on the 3d, alter about 90 tons on, Philadelphiey Scot's Craig (Brie timp: | epuMaeety entteon ap ond well wore thrown overboard. ‘Tho vessel F And proceeded for destination Du FRANKLIN, before reported sunk in Hol! Gat stripped of all st ead rigging: bi spars and of cowl will also be taken ont, ihe ‘hull is worthless Mary Lord, Lord, Torrolrega, (pain j a “ |. Hull ia Sydney, C attic yers from all parte af the counts gently invited te B; Freddie 1. Foner, | — ‘a © Cottingham, ‘Ayres, Uhiladelpht Kate E Gifford, Gifford, do; Wim TUWORIED oe th outer preparations for the ove tve-eight, med Tope | rH; PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.~The Naw YORE Luerssen itis said by some few of tho survivors | that isto be brow os8 Hoxt week. In tact, the ope iat and Hickman was also in the little shanty. No one, tt | batanes of this weex will be cceupied eniety on both | Hxxstp bas adopted’s distinguishing Coston night signal Js presumed, will ever know what occurred, as the poor | #iles of he river 1m making the hecessary preparations for use on board the Hxeaatn steam yacht, showing while ves | for the conveyance across and reception of this rope. | burning the colors red, green, red, changing from one to the this sale, fellows are dead who may have charged them: Sharlowte Fish, Williams, doy with this frightful pockdents It was expected that {t would be taken over this week, | other in succession, and ean be scen soveral miles distant, | SU¢ Will not be ar a « haan \ as SUPERINTENDENT STREIDINGER’S STATEMRNT. but the rope iselt has not arrived yet. Captains of vessels, upon seeing this signal, will oblige Potton up aod tawed upon the teeth, Bor: Dominion (Br), Clements, Yarmouth, This gentieman is a German aud was in charge of the — by preparing any marine uews they may have for the Ship | muda, Aug 2+ fier masts are supposed to be in her, aad Torsatave (Hedngenser) (sone Reniy Bird, Oar works ” He is called the “glycerine maa” by the em- | THE HERALD AS A WEATHER | \ the auchors wero hanging from the bows kin, St Doiningo eity : . ployés, who bave to work eight bours aday in the , q athrcntanbiggt toh sbeng Ssarmer The wreck 01 the brig 8_N Collymore has been sold at Yar. | Skiled—Steamer Borks: bark Thomay A Goddard. shaft. ’ Mr. Streidinger was yesierday very wueh e: SHARP. Bg Persons desirous of communicating with vessels arrlt | mouth, NS, for $00, Adiver went under her and fou BALLIMORS, opt o—Arrt: teamers Jobng stopkins, al cited and did not at first wish to gfve any ing at Now York can do 40 by addrossing to such vessein | hatches and skylight on, anchors on vow. rigging and spary | [Talleutiowton: Neviellan, Maren, Providence: Toeksians m * tached. hull Hot serio xcept wi ° NO: Murtha 5 . praeeg nformation to reporvers at ail, but as the aay waned [From the Arizoua Citizen, August 19.) caro of Henanp news yacht, pler No. 1 Kast River, New | sttacted. ball pet serionaly tajared exceps rlere she was | Ben auc (Nor). Molbach, ‘Neliaat?, victors. Aastgnee of ites trader & Oa, ¢ begun to see the folly of such a cout Tho New York Hxnato is quite a reliable weather | York. Letters roeeived from all parts ot the world amd } Frit ber soon. Cordes, Kottordam; Embin (Br), MeKenale, | cen Very grudgingly and suappishiy doled out a fact bere ky Gaatvaleds” Diacnbiaeiant sediinels “Nie dod with coal and | Kite (BreCorvert, Beituat: sche Prank bay prren Sud there aud great number of theories. He states | sharp, and its success in foretolling heavy storme im | Promptly delivered, Duplic a when was sunt n short tan aaa tissu be raiced ap phe | Kennebec: Jennle'F Wiley, Trefecben, do: BE, CetuMell: | 385 and 567 Broadway, New York. ‘ f Sa bs L a shor ork = Tryon, . Richmond, Me P " rT wri Ine to Auvi, Warren's establishment ow Iiiaek-Tom | Various duariers has been rowed by us or many mentbs | ar WANAG FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY. ‘ Hersey inp, Hacqort, Me: Amandy hagielty Sith Gar: | NERVOUS DuBILIFY, WeAKNEBS AND KINDER s WB: 4h: predicted. casiy .““incel. etetibly hd o; M Withington, Chase, New York: ons, eases of mou speedily and permanently cured bs Island, and that they kept but a very smailquan- | Pash July y . bess Nay do on Cary, Ul {AB Craames (ESTERS SPECIFIC. PILL, ca tity of this explosive material on band in the mai even tornadoes, in the lower Missouri Valley and west RUN AND MOOX, man wate, Wiiibevee, ba et me AE ie Eg lh gt i Rng lle Ba | zine,and bad not yesterday more than twenty five pounds | of the Alleghany range. ‘The regions relerred to may: whieh arrived to-day, ropurts:—Ang 18, lat 45 15, » H_ hioyt. Lyon, New Ua x; sin boxer, $5, bs Cre Of the material on hava, in which quantity the fifteen | escape these storms, but ihe present meteorological 40, picked up « oat containing Daniel McaArkeli and . do; John T Mansou, Manson, sealed. wit rections. Prepared by WINCHRSTBR pounds brought up by Doyle must be inciuded, There | comditions there are favorabie tor tuoir development,’’ Joln Brown, belonging w the Gshing sehr Uriola, of Prov. | Hili, Hill, Charleston. CO., Chemists, 36 Joun ot, New Yoru,