The Sun (New York) Newspaper, July 16, 1869, Page 1

; THIRTY-SIXTH YEAR THE LATEST HORROR, _ | ttrccsr*Genent Sapesistenseat Meter Disk NEW YORK, FRIDAY, JULY 16, 1869, PRICE TWO CENTS, een to Mart Tink ty icant aan, Nee Le EV OUULEON EN QUDAY| "<0 05 comes oo) | LW OGD * \CUneUD: SW ie Wy Superintendent Redington, and other railroad m until the ear became th i) —— were present, but for acme feason the “nyuest. W os carried through by sudden “dratts ot winds —— ‘outest tn the Courts for the Recovery of : Postponed until to-day, when it will bob 'd at Lack- | when I came out of the ear the second imo, 4 man IMPORTANT FNGAGEMENTS AND A| the Child=A Corious story trom the CUY | serrp eM ENT OF THE CUBAN REVOs Railway Holocaust at Mast Hope, | awaxea. met me and arked me if T was hurt: Ltolt him T PATRIOT VICTORY. of Hudson—Logal Technicalities to be LUTION BY PURCHASE. fire WoexDED Goma Moun, (as; he gave me soniething i bottle, saving there . , i Determined—Referce Appointed, 5 J Such of the wounded as were able to travel went | Pains T recotcct noting distinctly that occured 1 | The Working Women’s Association met last va Beak Ws Hopaow, N. ¥.. July 15.—On Monday Deputy Sat thie te . ‘ ; i *F Gen, P Driven Back by the Insurgente— Prim Convineod ti Separation of Caba / A FEARFUL COLLISION. eee ee BG Aden ed te Heenan hin (was hour twelve o'clock at night; 1 an ight and adjourned until September, Miss Susan B. Sheriff Kilmer served a writ of Aadeas corps on ts only @ Quest of Time—Let Spat where no paios were apsred by the railway com Lig pad ore Ot, 8, fear day accidental ineur- | Anthony, who waa In the chat, annoanced that the Benjamin Gates‘and Kdward Fowler, Trustecs of the Sell One the ee bauy to make them comfortable, Girk ou Weduceday evening,” UO MMe exPiFeL Ot | Trustees of Cornell University had deckied to admit Society of Shakers at Now Lebanon, demanding the eantona—Ti WRECK OF A PASSENGER TRAIN. ‘THE NRGLIGRENT RNGINERR IN TRARS. Jobn Hunt, of Waterford, New York, who waa | one hundred girls to the Institation, ax soon as the person of Marion 8, D. Barbour, a child of ning years, Loxpox, July Timea, in an article om James Gritin, the anbappy cause of this dreadrut | feleed on the right Ing below the knew. inakes the | neeemsary work could be found for them, which ail | Mavaxa, duly 19, vin Key West, July 14, 1809, | who, itv alieged oy her mother, © helt by the fo | the Caban question saya: The progress of palm ——— gimgmier, (went down by the Ort train. for | otctockun Wednesday evening; Lwae tn the amok, { Dapils were required to perform toward payment of | —Gen. Poctlo, at the head of 8 Spanish marines, | elety against her Inclination and will, ‘The writ was | toward an enlichtened commercial policy will soom EIGHT PERSONS ROASTED TO DEATH. | te mar fore thirtecn years “a '*freman | ACA Hear the centre: somewhere near midnight | | thet tuition and expenses. A fyyr,ahe sald could be | Was attacked by & force of patriots near Haxs, a | returnable before Judze Miller, at Chambers, tn this | become ® hceessity; and with more liberal tart A way sisting he e . Ga (he road, G4. ub then “sometimes: given te UP in tay weat, when L felt the car off Che | qdinitted at ouce, if they wore Willing to cadcrtake | small town situated on the same bay as Nuevitns, | city today, ‘The elrcumstonces ot the caso are as | system i will be dificult for her some nk, bat sitice his Promotion to be engineer, some | Macks (here was a rush of steam, and then the with hammers See “ next ‘rear ear stove almon UNS | domestic labors. Delegates were appoiuted tothe | amd not far from that city, The marines were | folows produce to compete with American, and TWELVE OTHERS WOUNDED. | han The‘Sonsequenees “of ‘tic tevtigenes’ moved the eee weet tire an Min rent | Nattonat Babor Convention in Philadetohla, which | foreed to Call beck apen Kuerten, with aloes of 60, | Cn the Sl of October, 198, Mra, Rerah Ann Bar. | she will be anable any lonser to monopotion MD F = the tan to bitter, but now alas, unavailing tears, in Bact ioukes i ih De f thy | meets the 16th of August, as follows: Susan B. An. | ineluding Gen, Poetlo, killed. hone, the widowed i! ghter of Ay ‘t Davie of markets ofthe Antilles, Under these clreumstagces Te AID POR THR RUFFERERS. ed me some ten, came in apd broke the sext | thong, Rleanor Kirk, Ellen Hatehinson, (Miss O'Con- Advices from Nuovitas to the 10th report that clio. inchy, aecompanted by her two children, und | CUbA will Pacome useless to Spain, STATEMENTS OF THE SURVIVORS. | | Dr. Dusenbu Of Honesdale, hastened over in the d reeised me; T managed t | nell, principal of school No, @ in this city, with | lera was diminishing, but that Us vouito bad ap: morning and atforded ali the aid ia his power to the {mysel{; the same seats that Bound my lezewere | seadamos Shepard, Burlelgh, Nortoa, Lozter, Wil- | peared among tho troops. eufferess. holding @ man anderneath me, and before the men According to the new organizat! of the triot ee ite wie “wien could get lim loose the flames reached him and he | Dour, and Barlow. Resolntions were passed con- coording to the new organization of the patriot Was Durned to death, Tcould not say how many | gratntating the Women Cap Makers' Union upon the | forees there are to be only two Major Generals th the Shaker settlement in New Lebanon, | ean lead her to hold on to a 4ominion whi ng herself a convert to thet faith. About Herwatd, her brother, dames Th Davirs aged | Hated tn the teeth of the best Aponish troops, Gem, x followel her, and joined tee Sccieiy, | Prim and other statesmen aro convinced thad ks , Mee Barbour a th ; ‘ 1 her bre separation of Caba i tem LIST OF THE DEAD AND INJURED. ont the passengers was ¢ of Gen, | passengers were in this car, but I saw two women, . teh Gen, Jord «one, and hotds | Who Nad long been restive at tho romiratnt fin OL time. National honor i man, in eo nt. Dorr, on hier way | one of them With some’ chiliren. As noon ‘aa T got | euccess of thelr late strike, Mies Anthony compll- | the army, of whlen (en, Jordan ix one, and holds wv then, withdrew trom tho Siakers, but the ite taking such a — to join her Hat ‘She was un- | clear of the carl went down tothe tlver to bathe | mented the Packard Institate apon thetr offer to in- | Command of the entire Eastern of Bayan art. rT wont not permit her to take her remaining 4 ails; Pet when t injured, but lost three of hor My lex and do not know what transpired aftcrward. | struct fitty giele in bookkeeping free of chirze, and | Mont, While Gen. Ignacio Agramonte is the oiler, | child, the other having been killed by an accident. | dictates of rens 1 Sper opi , OF the passengers’ baggage only cieveu pieces were | Did not know any perso that ew: “1 vd ° oi " pis suit was brought by Mr. Dayle and his dacgh: . Spain wanta o: Full Particulars from our Special Reporters, | |)! | . aia \s John Mowers 4 New Nowety: New York : Twas | then spoke of the marked success of the Woman's | In command of the Central Department. ters to recover the eile and vast thetaw ta the antes Should the tsland be canvas — An Kngish lady on her way to join her husband | in the emoking ear of thetrain that loft Jersey City | Snffrage Convention in Saratoga on Tuesday and ‘The Spaniards are endeavoring to tonore the mane ‘Tho return to the writ was in substance that the feanlt in ' in Louisyiiie lost ail her effects at To'clock Wednesday evening ; about 12 o'clock | Wednestay of thie week, from which she had just | Her in which thoir detachment of soldiers was re: | infant wos placed in the custody of Benjimin Gates ited States, The only serio: 0 can the Americans. ats thie mom afford the purchase momey. It i for the advantage on that euch shoald soliow ite owe of a Mr. Rhoades, milliner, of this ety, lost. all her | at night Twas lying and dozing on aseat near the effects, together With her savings, about 8590 tn | contre of the car, when L felt myself thrown (rom | Féturned, Tt had beon attendel, she aid, by large | cently captured mouey the weat against the back of the other seat, and from | THR RAY, DE. HALLRCK, the force was thrown back to the seat Tait heen cided impression had been ma At Mast Hope station, on the Evie Ratlwa; Unlles west ot Port Jervis, o: ae terrible Foad tragedies which periodically stock the pu whens: Nie 41 | PY an indentare made May 9 196, signet by the in at Sabana Nueva, Tt i rumored | iavand ite mother wad the said Benjamin Gates; ors of ploasute seekers of both aexcs, anda des | that Gon, Quesada haa ordered the officers to be shot | that tho mother placed In auch custody before the | of both he le. fn retaliation for the exeention of patriot pri coming of the writ; that the father waa dead; that | Course uotrammetied by the interfere : nad o& Weddeaday about taidatght, - vs " cupying | when Tgot up Taaw that the front portion y, | the said child was und is aumartied, and. 1s t | otter. Spain, lke Russia and Denmark may w | Laer sdeodnlh haces tired oprah oo of, 0, Kast Fourteenth street of this, elty. | Grribe emoking car’ was crushed. in. fragments ; a Further particutars of the Mabt near Baga have | (is aye of 13 years: that the child hy and with the | Consent (0 sell the remainder of her transattantie yg HOW A FREIGHT TRAIN, WAS 8) wee a Universal ayman. 1 ¥ | Glove to whee f wart T beard ahricke or | THE GRAND JURY AND WALT | peon recived, T nish force numbered 4X ma- | Concent of her mother bound hersell lie, Broome county, with hie 9, which leit Port Jervis | f ‘ female volecs, brother in law Wheaton, to spend the su rwith at. was run on the long | him, when Riss ttuet at ulin Writing: | Poweasions. Ty is only fortunate that ahe bas any, ody, and desi.os so to remain, hing lett to sell, In’ the International Rite Match on Wimbledoa 4A freight train, Ni J saw a mat legs tat tt Jammed 11 tit in en wud STREET. Fines, who were rived by seventy Insurgents une | Chat she resene and that the totant bout 8 o'clock for the W wi ited. it to his fate with ee or Fi cis nt Dua ed behind pall 4 in custody, 7 ¥ him; {the’ shrieks. . r Francisco Castillo, amouseaded behind palm | Ant that ¢ ryt 4 Common, the riflemen of Scotland were vidtorious, ’ rich juss east of the depot, to miiit she passage | CHrielay Toate. sent farewell to hie fren and The? ahr of ‘The Warrants against the Uaurers not yet | groves, Both sides sustained a spirited fire for halt | “Me Newk to the return Afet, on the | Beating those of Hagland and Ireland, f two express trains evon fo be due, thie portion | Yee! Nr. Wheaton to leave and save himse: Jow that fm the Hands of the Officers-Kleven bus | an tour, ‘The marines, being airald of the machetes that the indenture was uot 1, and oe tof the Delaware diviston being a single track. ‘The THM BURNED CARS moment a Gerth dictments- 282 Per ¢ Wisc ouceta: farcioal lw ataeen Ontie stened nt; and | The Emperor Napo Divensston : a fc fe fu All the cara of the pasernger train were burne: Was cloned, and L ob There was a runor in Wall street yestorday i eturn by an aM@davit made by —Prince N. President Bras of these expresses pasacd in patcty,a few m € tthe I * ing pro id Went to by charge bayonets, and the insurgents, dospite the «a. which she dentes that the 4 came along just | (2°eP ast three sleeping coaches. The mai that betore the clock of Trinity should strike fa ! 12 of the Council of behind time, The second came along Just | {pn the mail cars were partially dest meee | woakn 1 by the injury Uli perio ere jemy, retired acrowe is binding on the ti fantgor tee r re partially destroyed. The ex. fi perior numbers of the enemy, retired an open y ‘July 15.11 fore widuizht, some % minutes after her time. | press cor was burned with Ita contents, except whut | MY bark and the shock, T could dow r Wttle bateh of notortoas wearers wto tind been th | Herrin nersect order, Aring in full viewof the Span. ow what papers they ie —The French j ls comment a ae Pepsin were contaived in the safes. Amon: the contents then noticed that the engine was overthrown | dicted by the Grond Jury of the Oyer and Terminer, | Me signing; t 1 guardian ts nota how Sntevorably on the prorogation ‘orps Légis~ Vat ohe point immediately east of the depot the road , aint tune y ss burned were three boxes of U.S. Titerial Revenue | S8aivst the depot and the, smoxing-car was on tire j rte 7 Sodas tard es | arda,and inflicting severe lors apon them Batono | holder, of possessed ot property, and 14 unmarried ; | Latif betore the verifications of the elections Was come Wakes a vory sharp, short curve. stamps and other valuable miscellancus express | tink that if therg heen active assist: | 0 response to the charge of Judge Cardo, were 19 | viet was wounded. ‘The marines fell back to | that thelufnt ts educated in such a way aa tod leted. The Government is accused of closing re rartellenitby tay ° fnce ‘al the other care could ‘hare bean snveii | be arrestid and banded over to the tender mercios | Wi svitas an exhausted by the elects of iho climate | HOY All aatural wfction for parents and relatives, | Chamber with the design of sting discussion. me gentiemen, seeing that | was injured, assisted r ne “ pppced lb onigh pal I ined againat her wiliand that when she | Fession w! robabs, resomed on the ‘Somes Griftn, engineer of the fretaht train on the WHAT WAS SAVED, a 10 the hotel; those tet were killed Pape) | ce cet ecerr orcas ere do ret nara Week many Of thom were earried Into Whe city on | herecls sigwed tet tmutrument che dia pot hacw abe | August.” if Switch, though he bad been loss than four hours on ‘Tho possengers on the ill-fated train, with the rail. | were ail In tront of me toward the head of the car; | Ones laughed at the revort, and stgnilic ataichine was giving up the custody of her clild to the said Tt is rumored that Prince Napoteon ts to ne ih his post. ‘The conductor | FoMd CHiployes present, did everything in thelr pow | should Wink there were ten Co twelve tn all: back | thelr heads ineredutously. And they wero right. Benjamin Gates, President of the Council of Ministers, M, Ba Gusy bad fallen asleep at his pow or to oxtinaaish the flames, and inde every cffort | of mo nenr the door Wor a man, his wile, and four | mie tact ts that eleven indictments were found by | 2°" Wetona has ordered Lieut, Medina to be shot | Afer reading the return to the writ and the an. | Presitent of the Senate, and M. Dv Miral a Senator, of the freight train, J. D. Brown, war in bis cabooeg, pone f be iongtel apa mies a of jue on dren, and L believe they ut eneaped; in fronts | cia Fy agabbal eerttin beokern for charging at Puerto Principe, swer theroto, discussion arose upon introducing the Mah * Rooter becomes a candidate for a va eollision from the burning wreck meereded where the screams came fron there wan a woman +4 : rs ere al ‘ r Priac! den tare tence, on the wand that it was | seat in the © 8:80 P. M. express train from New York, Charles E. | cuing itree of thy’ slceping coactls, and about oue | to 17 years of aye, apparently ¢ an emigrants; | backs tn the various banke ; that Judge Cardogo | sands of {neurgents are concentrating, and are only | ‘The ude served his decision on this question ‘he New Mpa Coffey, Bngtuecr, enme sweeping around the curve | bail of tho mails, the man who wea tranctiaed Appeared to te very | bad promptly issued attaciinonte egainat the ae | watting to be armed with the Peabody breechoad. | antl the Indenture should be introduced as evi. Aavaity. Sales ihesta; ther terd teving to make up lost 7 ting for Uwas on my way | cured. But they were not arrested, nor were the fee dence, and suggested the propriety of appointing A aon, July 15.—fo ‘ortes yesterday At 88 or 40 miles an four, hasteuing to mal P MISCELLANEOUS DFTA Wiscon in, where Twa tutettic. | papere gteen tu the aptcers for erecution. They are, | ing rifles, with bayonets, to arsume offensive opera Bult Wound Be cecoeoery 10 tie ooasiaere: Marshal ‘rim introduced the new Miniaters, time. The noise of bis approach startled the sleep. ngineer of the freieht train, James Gritin, rhing of the engine eet to the depot, | Ht appears, in the ponds Of the Districe Aton tions. a remarked that the present Cabinet waa const e switcls u we anterstand, that he had. bi Fert ne eee rth great gaptdicy, | Who has withheld the pames until the arrests. 1 a4 ves aald they had no ob. | tuted from the majority, and though the men bad fag Grifin. He thought the awitchman hed called to | acknowladers, wo anerstent. the: he had been Ith the ears with great rauidity, | RO a wi he pemeen WAR! the Sereda ‘Tinker (?) ts ali Meee sat vine Uist wha motherat | been changed the polley o¢ tho Government was uae Rim go ahead, and go ahead be did. Dreamily sete | the Wi man to more on, with be Wall streot has triumphed over Assessor W Holdquin, one of the Insurgent leadcrs, Intends to I should have the privilege of seeing her in | Chanaed. "The Repubtiean deputies Ch edie fog bis lever he turned on steam, and moved acar's | Aa soon as the news of the accldent reached Port ated for miles aroun: aud the Federal authorities, bat the State Courts | go to the United States for tho purpose of bringing a severe attack ou the Government policy. Jength or +0, till his fore wheel caught in the frog of | Ji the wrecking train was peat to tee cone Od shoal! do their duty. back a force of Americans. Jalon of this aubject, the Court took ie a 0 thy 4 r,and afterward a special trim with pliys! panto oar - — 23 i Hor remarking that’ be thought the on She unopeved swited, just far enough to thrust th end others to attend the wants of the injured. | STATKMENT OF MU. BROWN, CONDUCTOR OF Tiut HANDS OFF, LOUIS NAPOLEON! SAteliigveve (erm: Banuero) de Uebe t9 the! ee vr would have full access to her ehtid wide of hie engl owe the path of the Peprees, and Passenger trains eastward bound were A reed FREIGHT TRAIN instant reports flahtiog golngon at a point thirty ‘The chill, who was present under the charge of Viaywa, July Severe tumults @ok pou hima, sbrtk « ours el ed ot J m ete wl ate , Ss ve oT a be ee ety fing the outor rin of his left cylinder head. iron Used Ih the Gonstewction of the ears, the fre | tine ct Larteawanie” 10nis E. MM, Orne tor hinct the Pr Jomatte | strongly entrenched Mianifoats much auxiety we tO theresult of the pro. | The military | were culled out to A CLABH OF BNGINES, having completely destroyed the woodwork and | Hope and waa in swites oa time, 10h. ‘Ther Note to the French Major Gen, Jordan bad joined the Cubans ander | ccedings, Benjamin Gates and Edward Fowler, | Btn fia] Pe pate jag twelve.” ‘The crowds The chock to Wie height engine Wrew it ofthe | NEON oe Aue whe. wore paseted fromm the | tem Now eerie an TT pated eee ee anoee nud to the Governor of Masanchusetin. Gen, Figueredo, and now commands a large force, | Pustece of he Saakers’ Society, were both in at: | nav, Msapereed,, bet xcitemont still prevails frak, while the express flew in the opposite direc: | wreck was Mr. Juba Flowers, of New York cis, | sen Some two or three munutes let Wasnincroy, July 15.—A copy of the following | ‘The Governor of Baracoa was sctively engaged in | At the reassembitag of the Court thiaatternoon, | there. and. th ro taking every prea tion, ran a couple of hundred feet, end swinging whe states, that there wore, as te {inks a mae wot night Line west, due bere letter has been addressed to the diplomatic repre burning property and killing all who fell into bly 8 Special | orm order was entora appatating Cor 1d renewal of disorder. twelve or D passongers Ahead of him in the caboose at 14s or 60, W to 8 | ¢ nance, nls r ol t nelius Esselatyne rolereu, to take and report the = — seen by 186 paler Vee Or toe etry smoking car ot one eacapod. Hy caboose Was.45 cars back of ine | (ile Of France: also of Beqised, and anoth chee a ce Wo Judge Miller at his Chauibers, Ausust tte Cable. Der bead lay cast, che tarned over bottom upper he king cur were 1 spur in switeh, When the cngine oF firs: ear of } Messec SUCH NEWS AS THE SPANISH AU- at. By the terms of thiv order, the ebilil ts Miquelon, July 15, 1869.—Tne moat, the steam bursting from her broken pipes | immigrants. Not u Siught express, pasa au. L felt may, trait “Fate 4 THORITIES CHOOSE TO SEND. custody of eeets Bite Renee keene laying of the shora end of tbe American part of the and the flery coals from her ruptured furnace, | { ble "gly tal fim: Thove the honor to atk Your attent ‘of Vi ine was begun to-day, tates, aed the ly taking (be slack of | gy hth it bare, y -- he Brest cable, by its r forming an inviting pyre for the #acrifee. But for the fet that the coll feaiu, My ‘train cuntianed moving, and Leupposed | NWS Ch danose eee anes ARLMTANNC sounect!n | qphree Engogements, but no Particulara—The tartar ta Cougar le bs toe bast eapterpey tan A PoheMAL PYRE the freigiit cara against the side of the expres No, d hid got past me, Patgod at wie hind door of | te iapire ot Trance aid the shores, ot the United Patriots enid to have beon Detented CURIOSITIES OF CRIME And the sacrifice came; a dreadful sacrifice, ‘The | SYS, "er, Cosches might have all been pusl the caboose looking out a4 No.8 passed. iy rain | 8 na of & cable to be inld Senreity of Provisions in Puerto Principe. anon é ‘ ps : ac | nto reach of the ay vot one | suddenly stopped, veariy Urowing me over orstip of a iri A 4, Postal car, with its combustible cargo, leaped apou of them at th treet. Bet 6 due te the ty Suppo: =f my vengimcce a reversed < du : ths eerie d 15.—Gen, Echaverria, President | A ¢ jee hay er fh aalr AL ISL itd The Humboldt Mouumn nt Assoc tion met last 4 forme and couplings. These patforms, unlike the | came aiead. supposing he had ed the awitel a of the Havana Rallrowl, bas been arrested, and will away a ere Bruce night at Deimonico's, iu Fourteent! et It wae : the blazing pile, followed by the express and bax: | Cri"etyte, aromot bang below the sills of the cars, but | und itnot Ming open had got of the track. As I slant ct St. Prose ‘a pol sail for Spain to-morrow. Beaten. need that Prof. Blaeser, of Berlia, had model- Bage curs behind, the latter “telescoping” into the | project irom the ent of them; thus Ina concussion | came ahead, met the flagman of the express trum | Avante coust of the L is otk Ma Th tholi ts, residents of New | ed 4 bust, four fect high, of the great scientist, which 4 smoking car immediately an ite rear. affording an equable and most powersui resistance, | coming Dick to fag my extras T supposed it was imy | In tespoet to this last d the vrnde! Notartes have received orders not to record the | y toy whila on a. visit ho. Fat Rockaway, went il speedily be east ih bronze, and deposited pr ceeuanp wards day tahherde pes im ponjunction with the spring buders and | aeman coming Dick, oud that we were ofl but | grperiion Bosse as sales of confiscated property 4n certain distriets, a8 | down forthe beach ta bathe at Al crcivek at might, | {he Lith of September next ia the Contral Park ’ couplings, to the mounting “of the cers, | coming wp to him saw le was not my man, and be x eeattio easive (h peeves se j | this city. This telescoping occurred to this wiec: The | the” disruption of the. connection and | told me No 3 had run inte the site of the treight < ment as to its wathoity and tay raped whe are to prevent its destruction | and IRS ee beter A ee Ghird baggage cor, containing the Cineinnatt | consequently preventing them trom breaking im | train by the Goverament that the oom. | D¥ the Insurgents. they thought, I¢ me LOSSES BY FIRE és . C the At | Bites: To: these facts the absolute safety of tye | When Ergot up I found my engineer tad polled out | pretee ‘ i ‘The voluntecrs last night serennded Gens. Ferrer, | ‘The indies on returning to their hotel informed pend tor ely Ghrough baggage, was one of the cars of the At | Car jonds of passengers is Wholly frown the switch just iar On the main ine to | Rowand the rex@iation of t eof foreign I a cen ‘ i ( Nt 8. ates Roch NY. Vantic and Great Western, to save reshipment | The Erie Company not on'y furiished all assist The couric, smith the Goverunient at the Wille state, be ane Lape : fee Aa harenomereCiah teas’ bet wan hide Ganon elevate vat pera robe dl heater, N. Yop i id, but went its officers up to settle witht and At howover suitable eertaly legislation on the ree recent envagoments are reported, in which lig dt ena Sgt i» burned ye . is, 85.000, at the end of the Erie line, This car’ eT RES opt a crrcery Un See MD Die Parvora State of th the insurgents were defeated, No particulars are | Ceach WhO bad insulted them, and the two men hur. | "ie angine house, machine shop, and several pattem wet hang below the line of the oar sill that sor | «i y he + fall upon tein and elubbed Lele) other buiidings, together with a quantity of rolling aad dropped under the force of the concussion, nant Unexperred, nd FUN I DK De lying wiconscious stuck at Vranklin, Mo., belooging to the South Par cuginecr, d " There is a weurcity of provisions at Pacrto Prinei- | Oe lying un “7 ' cite rout, Were burned oa Weduesday night eausing the body of the ear to mount the platioum of cugineer, did not rs ve the true turved over ‘ « was taken by his co us to'the hotel, where ra the ooking eer Ia {we rear, and themomentam of Mier ouuiles eee ahah ea | itis $y corner OF lest, No; lo, ami the authorities are lstetbutiag fuod to the | tis” wounde ‘were ares A tow ‘lage afterward Low, 60) nee is ape She Reniien 0 B had mite thor dler athe. pi habitants, the wouuds begun biveding nd it was the train drove the smoking car cyon it tl it was | the freight train hid the pesition bagiig var me fave ack room yee er Nearer cant Le hare aon ght expediont to remo tho sutterer to New BROOKLYN. e al im vee (ute hy coacn digi bees ase 7 wis ere died, No arrests ta Woon wade, Darted to her half its lengtb. . have revented It. Hod toe ft nota nt down we | LXPLDITIONS to KE BE, (| AErEL M BUTS RE cies Noe rreees hare: Vote ieee The Mudwon Avenue Ferry Company resumed 1 RST OF THE TRAIN, oot further back ou the ch, express Would | ban conch we . veh , ot ir bo » terday t cl * 7 ping and ao i pete ‘ va | tilt damn of ea 0 ONDTONS #'invorvod have heen wequired, to. the. b« Dep voy enue Tos ° selae fees of life, AI the seven otter onre, 20 woll 6s (ie | (irene eee eon ate ree ne | ECTEGR OU Rue re i ck, iis. yasscugera and arity of she Aiowe too! ths | Phe Army and Navy Pin Minced Winer barics | ante eter at ack crane Coleen aeeee tae moking car. having Miller's platiorms, links, and | aiterncon bayf the wivek Tad beep elowed away, end | Kittea “and. injured were in the smoking | anes: of th, hue distincdly notifying hat In the mmane-Keaul Aas ome ofaere val tntorn sees hash ab . ; Pai Dumpers. stood the shock, without crushing in or | The frock, which tat been burne r re | ear. Heard. people were in and ¢ | connecuon of the coat of the. United ere erview rie, WhO Was released this morning On $5.04 ‘thomas Payton and another man fought one roun@ laid wits new then and emi Ving to ges them out, -Pturnesd back to iy 69a ¥ te partion tbtervsled to Gurdiverts Istnnd, Dons, wis rearrested this afteru He gave | of a prize ght hetween 12 and t o' mounting upon each other; this, though the train | [9!4 "fo \00 tn an ux to got | TeLeeae Se Wane Lee uane| Fcr'hs | Vegtorday morning. these was a flutter among } bums to the sume umount. Asccond warrant has | Wiotulug. in ttied aveuue, Rear 'Righte Woe goivg Lurd upon forty miles an hour to destruc tho ea all bioning fereely. T suupped inte 128 | fer preg HONS | Weer crauted for the urrest tourie’s partner, | Brovkiyd, wled tie police wade @ descent and captur ton, Notas soul was Injured in auy car of the five LIST OF KILLED AND WOUND the day coach hwy lamp and Wear’ ono tan | mineoents ; | the oMelala of the Federal building to Chambers | Adoipte Four... who eaunot be fo und to-day. An ty are In the reer of the smoking car; but witout TAU eli Lak Gx RGMmER AO SEAT kroan and trying to Bek out. Munk they got thaw “an Deputy Marshals rushed to und fro, amd eg "War has also ue va iseied for the eampler seanies pes a ra sanson iva these protections the whole train would have b Eesardattate: (Oak BlgNUe ANE POAAINIS rr e swept back this Guvormuent In respect to the oualy whlspered to each other, ead then ert to - mane i wrecked, and ite inmates have gone with it, We | were killed or burned to drath, and one a Veloped in fhatwes vii lot foreign Telegraphic Inver: | make Falls upon the army of eigor deslors, who are 1 roan Bunk Robbery. ‘The Bourse closed buoyant ; Rentes, Tf 9e. this fact of eueh great importance as to de- | Jared men, Dr. Wentworth, thinks the t 1 persups were er ama AR | duly to be bied. They had scarcely dianppe Detective Ofticer Farley took to the Central Of The upports of Montreal ta Juce were $1,774,156. sine 5 si a Was thisteen, ai! burued to death, but we think te men, 1 wo bial fin | when Me, Plerrepont sushed Into ths Marshal's ofice, | ce last evening @ prisoner, whuse name and crime | ‘The commencouent exercises of Bowdoin Cob @ this conspicuous mention. Hight war all Guat could be found, ‘t 7 v Cvealng & Beton, iio maton. ¢] 7 7 . join ' ets saa GLa: beipege rity nly persons ascertained are STATEMENT OF Mit SRLDEN, in the Mou bearing In bis hand a prodigious envelope, with tho | re tet wake he resaal ®,Womever, supposed | lege in. Branewick. Mo., ware he! d yesterday, DBA Fe RS AROS ING a Tre Rev. Dr, fialleck, of the Universalist Chureb, Mr nm, resident near t! re quite probawle that tals. oficial seal of the Presitent of the L dS tates, Utica that he had beca ev voted, with | Ovean Ben jor, Me. wil vote peat October whet ‘ed In tho smoking car, asleep and awake, were some | VQ her dit fais: Ewes in ent nd | irpose of Con. " Tha Marahal aud ie deputies Kent the waticat ot chy | Bante routers, When tho: Mulberry “strect omenia | Sotto tend tne Winterport Ballroed ‘Sisaee pa fifteen or twenty poople, old and young, mainly |” Daniel face, a Prussian emigrant, who, with bla | was culled vy on ‘a : be y he | chowse, the public will doubtless leaea Who the pre | Jona Wilkinsen cut lus throat in the Roghoster Tenet ; there with her | on, Charles Baer, was or bis way to Bask, en the | up and went to the depot, and i he onclored | missive a profound secret, aad Mr, Pierrepont hastily | 4), tnd why be bas been arceatod, (NOY) Central Police Station on Wednesday night. (08; Sho neh s} lees} ome wovsan wee there line'of the Eric Railway. gino had turned on the track and unier two or | of permbsion au eign telocraph.c | went out of the build A ruimor was soon elven aisabsshat Wells, Fargo & Co.'s coach has been rabbed af (bree children, immigrante bound for the glowing, | Young Hacr says that an ensits it family was also | three ears, Witeb Were then bureing. ‘This could | ineercoues ave to be Walsiod upon by the Waived | tatog ; eee te 1 Moren's Statlon, Montana, of 81,200 in gold s aye Nine ana iuelen They De Hae Aye nay coowlattsl ah toee, Me wit | cue kate been. exore suse Wireo to Ave talnutes ftom | piste lated that the learned Jute wasabout to seizo nome Tho Soventh's Viste to Albany, Rice, Calbicias McDecan & lente Micoed baw tap patina dar es Me Bolt Qshatral ibe eee re OL aOn a cel dy care mA an iet | Bt Mave ve the accidest. “Heant no grocns, sii ine | cAceopt, a the renewed assurances of my very hich | vesseln intended to bear arms and men to thecver | ‘The arrangements for the ceception of the selt {a Aupunte, Me, yesterday morning. und a haven nearer and more heavenly than they ul one year old. Tory tid resided in New tit apy one was in the buruing cars, They | cousderstion. HAMILTON FISH.” | cyiengut inte, but such was not the fact, Tt aubse. | cute Iteginent N. G., State of New York, in Al Sod = rat . ‘o her 4 ‘Couut Favarey, &e. faith . “ é Chief Justice Chase has not rendered aa opinion tq ame York city, and Were on theie Way west lo juin three | told me there was nobody in thom, Then 1 went ty i + Dany on the 20 Mupt, as agreed upon by w val Foor Whe inburst of the forward cars swept the seats dren of the family, work getting the freigat out of the depot, whlch isd — ———_—— quently appeared, however, that he had recelved ine | Committee of the Common Counell, after ¢ ‘ta. | inthe Yerger ease, i pSvdsaggeigh é afl and) Meth Sires” On returntig to. tne wreck 1 ws Return of the Sueugerbund, uctions to use the whole forees of the Governs | tion with Boig.-Uen, Woodhall, have been completed, |, denkes Harris, landlord of Hoyte's. Hotel, Provte from their fastenings, and hurled the wakeful an THE INJURED, 1 omen ld been got out 7 ; 4 4 dunes, KL, hanged biuiwelf yesterday moraing. toll that two mw got out a ‘Tho festivities at Baltimore over; the singing | ment to seize such vessels as inizht bo euspectod of — the sleeping in one vast heap toward tho rear, The ‘As far as can be ascert. Wheacon, and an old German who : A u 7 being fitted out for Cubs expedition i JOTTINGS ABOUL TOWN. Presid ots, of Harvert University, permite shock was terrife; the scone that ensued beggarsall | gong were ii the window, Heard, also, and drinking and rejoteing—the whole jubilce in | OM Ook Mr. Pierrepont returned, when, im an. feces ‘ wonen to attend the University courses, w 4 ihe Jerman bad got out; the passengers | fact having come to an end, the component parts of * . The strona and the weak allke | tinued on t iward ‘on "Thnraday | suoiter Hine) 5 awer ete es noe Heater atier yer Heya ng, The ofbee, Ove were brought to I appeared not muck excited, aud had got out; we: t | ihe Northeast Ssengerbund began to think of separ. | he exh ) Lyrae ray the Mun eriee of atroog cou || [Lay tts seeatrias a atauee Cattenitoa. Ue to ihe crtained, fr barge that r ating and returning to thole respective homes, Yess | 06 ci oF thie a aat any pa Hiueleat. | ‘Che Unitod Benevoient Sone of Ireland met tast | y ¢ Middletuwa too« pl tend: Wood that wielumed them. ue eries (hey are recolviayg the kindest attention. ‘heir names | and wscurtained fro gure vat : : tho forces of the a i ect n a of f uiversity at Middletwa toom place yesterday. ee ee ree igs Cua et bea [leah the paeaoe of nee nlenies anved fuleed eee | teret tntera ur 30 ed. The other evateuts | terday at about dusk one detachment eames in, with | tera, regulars, aud marines—to seiag all veasely that | MAME mi! aos ted a0 appropriate budge Lager 1s openly sold In Boston, but liquor stores ten orients (REN i Of them being considered in a dangerous condition: | of the ear werenewavapers, Ae; that car vaxburiel. | tannery om higi, aud ite bands playing with more | might be accused of being d signed to bring uate. | ‘The now forryboat. James Fisk. Jr, te to bet gry closely watched. hot herself the inquiries of the reporter ‘of Tak Su commission which be had just re i - Rebecea Cox, who was rua over by a tran at the transfer of ser- | yalon depot in Indianapolis, died yesterday. baad ‘The commencement exercises of the Wesleyam The Police Board coutiow Darwin Wentworth, drover.of Fandolph, Catiara and the Kap jbegning, iu the eaprens and Ligees? | tian pouthful vigor, presenting ip this respeet a | Tt sid to tho strugallng people of Cuba, and to ar. ou the Erie Lue of the Jersey Ciy'terry next st day Mrs. James Cain, of Waterloo, Cona,, SOALDING BTBAM AND FIRE AT WORK, Co. N. Yo, bat Wijuries OF eheet trou wwhalati cl at might attempt to Violute the through the heart yesterday, tea getting out two tor ey chests, pushing the Marked contrast to the singers at the Boston Ju. Tie commiss.on iy spread over In a fight in at t house Men rushed to ald with bars and axes, From | 640. wie waterford, N. ¥., contusions of right weg | out afer the ear Was On the bank; the fre spre. | Eliceswitor sa may, be retateiberode wero carried pages, ond the cdges ure beanti- | ninth street last evening John MeGu Toe Liverpool cotton market clovnd stendy fog within and without they worked with a | velow thy kné Trow there carsty the pessonger cabs; the teu list | howe with ruptured lungs, plled ug like bogs of | fully enit, Ttis signed by Geu. Grant, and bears the | tween the eyes by Cathay ine Slowey cotton of the spot, Upiaads, Ltd. Orleaas, 13544, AIL, bos o sightier element than human | John Flowers, mary of sping, and suftering froma | psscnger cara were bot indred, anda tind wus | meal iu Immense express wagons. ‘Th ved | Executive seal Work ou the sow Brooklyn bridga i tobe hegan | ‘The Bank of Engiand's bulhon has decreased ve ; Cee oe te ee eee ote tn ee are or; | burned on the front cn4, but not badly up to their headqaariers at tho Germania Asscubly | The District Attorney gald that the President had | in a short tine.” A survey of toe contre lite has Just | £41.00 since last week. Strength was opposing them. On both sides | Mr. Flowers tate ts Cross Winesaniae out Mit, WHEATON'S STATRMENT, Hove, where, rendored thirsty by tier journey, | power, under the eighth section of the Neutrality | becn taieu,and materials forthe abutments are iu pre | ‘Phe Toronto Board of Trade aud the Associated of the track were the two monstrous en- | () Giried Krave, emigrant. let slow the 4 ‘fi et such wondurs at tae enpryn act of 1813, to deleeate bia vuthos paravou See Bilin Mig ’ Press wiil go 08 an excursion to Oswego, N. ¥.,0u the ST eee eet contusions of tne bord s Mr. Wheaton, brother of Dr. Halleck, reports: | iager kegs as We o'd heroes of the Nivciinzeniied | of the army and navy to Tw Austrian ship, Pigia Magelore, h was | ad prox, Gines, with bursted valves, roaring Iike demons, the | KA AGS fecr (whore father ® to deat), ioe | Was in the smoking car, A fow minutes’ before the | never dreamtof. At halfpart 11 the aecoudt letach: | fuuione ot the iaw. VC! sank oy in steayce Kuala ool he Battery lant tay, | ere entered the hank at Sandy Hil, N. ¥, m rolling back into the cars in scalding to hit colliion be went through the ear, end should jud te: in, fully us Vigorous as the first, and ursuence of the wae Fawed ye jay Gea We ope Kae care on Wedocabar aah Hel aad why Thefuured then are being attended by Dre. Hunt Bre fe yar ars doing well ed | tuat there must hay en eleven or twelve ilery \ ui unit Is to be broken for the new Post Ofice tn tithe seats, and they were lost, He wan st ity Hall Park, aud Work begun we sou as the pro: From the overturned one, too, rose ied on tv the same pleasant youl visited th thorities, ay mouey i aes € hte din: | the The Poab Institute, In Peabody, Mass, was that, kindling the mail bags and woodwork of tue Nr Wheaton, brother. law of the deceased clergy: at + over bis brother when te colli i nei deals are opened. le Peabody Institute, in oy Zanes 7 man, Dr. Hatleek, a cattic drover, residing in the town | iz UD, leaning © ; a He 0 pute ngements to curry out his | %* 3) ae dedicated yesterday, My. Poabody added’ postal car, and swept under the doomed train mizhty | UABi.0'Hroome comty §. Yyiat his (oot somewhat | wore place, The ear suuts appeared to Hove heer | 5 Mmoroney tama welaad Audwe Deut Coutts fet one The eteamicat Sieeyy Hollow. Cape, J 8herman, | original boguest Baki bls total ght 800M. amon that lieked up and soon devoured all but whe | Crushed Me went to Bink anniisa yy the morming crait. | driven together pon the, presengers, Mis fio hs 2 Shorty after the colved orders matt Slnday to West Polat, peel ug, ana Newer The captain, of the, schooaee Garryowen, re. dbo i : orted grounded near Cleveland on the bt of Jul vintthe | | Meras, Walter Brown & Co, soul astunt pounds | Segusad by two ot the erew ot ‘souttlung the vessel.” ay ed wiction et very “satisfactory | &°Ce P ‘ hably sail to-day hut poluts | ot ices, redeig train We. to sc 4 Y | he Indiana Sprate Board of Rqualization, have core, Hel and extri- Merward a aw out, | story telegraphed hence that he had an * unple Ja of UP freighi train, Anteraal ajury, Lot | included, by the telescoping ot t i x tatiwas held by the foot by these Hite Band foube to Port Servite rues Dealsed | cated bimeelt By slipping Ris hoot of and head; une to Port Jrvis Weked Wap faved to gull ay. Drover t Wasuinotox, July 15.—Secretary Boutwell | were sent to the command authorizes your correspondent to contradict the | Scud two cutters to G rdiner's Telind, to sb sy 7. pleas, | poss billty of an expedition sailing frou three rearmost pussenger curs, al Before this terrible onset the stronges! had to Ch . dn vain the poor mother strained her bebe te uian on express Wain, Dally burned i i Nhe vesanie will pro M indians Bpreke ; A — Ss Ls He, | mmeteintiagg, Cepres# Grains Dally Darned io hand, ond | Por found blm fastened by hie thigh, \ nsays | antness” with Judge Dent about the aypointine Mee Pierrepont will put hivnselt. (i communication | Philip and Julius Knopp wero arraigned yesterday | sétccd teculdown the appratscweat of sevaral rele her bosom and struggled to free herself and her it | ie teer of United Blaioe Expos. braised about | he talked with Halleck some minutes, The tire frou | in sisaismppl, Ho maye that no auch conve withthe uiftary aud naval authorities to-day ta exe | vetore Juatics Mutauelt- gn archarge ot seiting Bret | Pople 8 : padi anal ta ti tle ones ; in vain the clergyman, uninjured, but help- | ie hents but manawed to ger out Ls two aaron | et engine caught the waste aud off forlamp, and set | 3 ppl, Ho 0 Auch conversa Wb the Gainey. ang Haral auth tisiriia'uuolv toto, 2) AveuuG Avou the wigud oC ue | Patrick Tietny was crushed to doath Ju the ape lesely transfixed by the euperincumbent mass,ap)es! Mage BMOULL Of “wouey wud Utler Valvuble | {heer on fre. Dr, Hatlcek said he wan wut burnt, | ever occurred as reported, nor has Ju eee TAU idee chiacyy, of iis morks ofthe Linot Stone Company, The helping friends fled weeping before tho fury hae Pit nor could the bystanders get him out, though “i Pe ye Advices from Gardiner's Island. received at | piace. fast uight ia which vigit meubeis presented | Sauts Fo, New Meaico, ea roule to ihe Nevajo Indiam, Dlast, (o which now the blazing depot was add.ng | Darwin Wentworth, of Randolph, Cuttsroucus | ee ee untermost, He spoke eleertully ; Fastlonable Marringer. Tae Sux office yesterday inforin us that arme, am: | temeciver, jeservatioU fores'and' volume, and ina few seconds ail that wee | county (injured Internally), ways: I was 4 He tata to leave the car, that he could not b Col, George G, Pride of this city, formerly of | uunition, touts, and other necessaries were landed | Miss Carlisle, aged &, the school teacher who was | | Walter W sub-contractor on the Po y OL] Wheaton F3 yy i, A Eye Villu that superheated furnace had ceas d | smoking cur the middle was jying on one 4, There were igus or in the cara Seoth | Gow, Grant's eteM waa married in Galena, Hi, to | on the isiand two days ago, The men are more | kieked by » hore on ofthe Weehawken ferry boats, koopaie and Rastern allroad, bas tacoaded wi be, heat, and a stranger, who wna aricep, was lying in nan woman and three clildreniucluded. Too | Mies Mary L. Stillm: ywere, and with thoir | about two weens ago, died im Bt, Luke's Hospital yes: | €7.2%, loavibg an indeoteduces of over @0,0N, ab place, wlio Wis a | comfurtavly. situated than t THE SMOULDERING RUM\INS, the weat next to me; he was burned up, ‘The drst T ny young men got in at Turner's to str guest of the Bre mnily in Wash ngton last | Colonel are sanguine of an carly departure for Cuya, | tday mornin, ‘The Governor of Maine yesterday pardoned Wa When: ire famenfeubelded,and the aun eamefout | Knew. mes amakcaed hy aerosu; Live ond of the | oh tle) Jrtuniy wot aut subsequent. Oi sve | winter . wend Dr. Tarra, who expended #110 tn curlage bine | J-Mebouald aca Jona Manelng, enteneed Wo Auguste aa Keay of mouldering salves, only afew chufred | caf Was stove in, and tho, wats were nearly all Uro- | 6 eos they. were Oue-looking young ric! | riot in PENN HET ut explode Whe higitast wool, saps tat te atrevia | 4S Li : pues, a iw atapelces mansce that held human J KER rue Mott eal sane daneet, | Be. Wis Raita’ he hed eartied 10 years,” De ~ = iis tet Sate tie sje A ty ar coa catty a Matas ata ot toe Wenthela Notial Ben oy iy ragkans rhe der, own i F lerincaw, by aksite he bad c 5 yeu o bt th tt nisies, ‘ Pere end Hroaad Ltmpineess Row GlezkSeed che | tuey ould’ ok get uy think’ “they” were | brother-in-law, by 8 y calla a : Tate on Wednesday afternoon, while Mis. A ‘The commencement exercises of Gramtaar School | a clave of thitty-two, graduated yesterday, nearly al! burned to death ; do not think auy of th Were killed; heard some say they Wore not injured, | ‘The news of t! they were only fast think there wore eighteen per | ment in the city ¥e ous in the smoking ear, aud think there were Bf | befure 1a o'clock, Tue WORK OF THR FLAMES. en burned; there wis one woman with three | papers, with the pat \i Of the six cars burned pothing remains Lut the | smell eblidren, and 1 thing there was another wo- | hour was in % m THe NWS IN THIS CITY. dintstor created great excite: terday, ‘The ocrat was out Yof ail the other evening tare of the affair, and for an VERSONAL INTELLIGENCE, at demand. No.0, erat St, John's Chapel, in this eit), on Wedu fant chid iell-overboard and Was, drowned, 4 om hee re. | Chath fiers, were gently gathored tozetner, and placud in xe for sulroWing friends to claim, or strangers to eatomb. ooster stveet, and Priuary Schoole No. 2 Switzerland how ratifed a treaty of comm Heh hurvet: aud! No. dtu Grecnwich street, yester: | with the Zoilvereia, a convention. for tue protection, were rs Grual intererttng Trerary property with the North German Cor ne Board of Health began Mon, nuda Daturalization treaty with mn ftrvet, City Hall piace her two sons, and two othe y, Elianbelly aud Bi rested in Cinel day O canght uge | Mulbe - — : ti Yesterday for de fron work of the trucks, A more complcte de ] man sitting in the seat opposite her; 1 was 1 CCOUNT OF THR OFFICERS OF THB ROAD > he hair yance arrived tend to go through the city Dinteld duntes curtetey. bieven tbo Biruction could baruly be conceived thrown under the seat, but the man in frowt of ee ee ee reetvay Turnieh the fot: | Bishop Melivaine ts iit im this city. eta est rs, Shulte & Warke : found in their possession. THE WOUNDED, ee saner 90 ho seas ere Goubliag bask. twas UR account of the arcident ab Mast Hope for |) The Boston Post calls Viee-President Colfix NEW JERSEY. f retutecture,tandswels deo. | Console clone at 3ii¥s4 for money, aad 804 fae ised up and i Bn ae nel ’ L'hoiime qu Pit. . Dotwoon' the lake and the | «ng at Fivetweaty bonds, 82% ; American of whom, haply, there were but few—perhaps a} Shoulder 'by the top of the scate, b We x press; The train called the Bist ex 6 * ——— green, where every knowh wiueral water ls to be dis | {he ios By i oxtn. at Uhosd apparently not injured fo, dan. Meee eT Miah Of teh tet UY | re ot Nov ibioaah roland Wer, tngked | | Mre, Jog Jefervon hae prevented her husbaotwit i Joboen, 17 Market atoot, Newark, waa | fetsed Toor fuhylas were quiet and seedy 1 hil Meira 4 jorous extent bly re 1 the uke, and’ ste: f switeh to ony Or She we a ; doy cholera yesterday afternoon, ° 7 Fone ot dir de Lebelden, weer the depo, aut ‘it Fea ne aie car end thea Jumped thease the | (second Bint expire 690 7 froin New Vera). | Kx-Gov, Myron HL Clark 1s at the Crescent Hutel, | “Yesterday the bouy of an uuknowa Wau about 45 Tigi igh oberg eat Gee, Charles A, tepneat, oF Rew Eek ey Heeited in fond, raiment, and pursing gener lane window, Feerlving soine cuts on my limba by | Due ait not | t rhe” ¢ vihted MOED qearnet age, Was found lying on the wealows wt Bast hocks cashed, but found | TOK pounds, during the month of Jun pusly aflorded them by the hvst und bie amiable fam- | (ye broken glass; at Uhat time the car Was not on wae jester Hiroe be two, iy ers he Rev, Theodore L, Cuyler is drinking at Sara- | Newark, lo amuthole. MOPS {a8 ho told “coustloting fb he caught (en Ben welgning 4i1}s poauas, i fire, only a4 the Dame was blown in by pullk of mettin| he Bs hod steed “La Coterte’ Aswocigtion of New York will have . Shed hpi Tho New Mexican Indians are still troublesome THE DEPOT TOOK Fine Wigd; Jost then some one Kept llvoing uur thas Dhggage, and smoking oars of brain 8, all of; Wh Prof, Blot 1s teaching the Jadies of Springfield, | » grand masiuerade UM at the btetsua House, Lous | Capt C. A. Kimball. of the Astor House, and hits | oy iho Sauta Fe mail route, None of the ne from the sparks from the engine, The money and | there was Bo Que hurtthet here was no one ta peck “rk en ri kitled ss, Low to make biscuit wud broil beetsteak Branch, on Thursday, Aug. 5, girl Horace Wilcox, while dening ja the Bariem pomies Jodian aged pave set arrived im Ne rein ihe depot wer Wed by Ui venta, but | that car; as twos ing myself up a ee uidive bi BB. Halluek, rnet player, receives @ daily ealary of Bertha Bardon, 17 years of age, bay been missing were rescued D: r ing | co. The crops L. Rie con cents of the telegraph oBlee,tucluding the in- | one. man jumping of of | the rear piatform, | War Boulis burned, She Bary G8 Halve “tootiag’ ak Barstoge:} ul frou 138 Bout Orange sievet, Newark, sivce Sunday } iy all I Acad ite La LA Bald 8 terride worm raged lo, Huntington, Pay trusncuis, wore destroyed: The ‘baggage was ali | but am not certain that he eatne oui | SN AOU rid wodcath, So far ay, KuOWn, Senator Fenton has purchased hia ticket to goto | Mt 1. 0. of ©, Ba. bas | Wednesday afteranon, duriag, which Barner Ferrel 08D eae OO erecta ol ihe ete eee | tee ee rue tall’ of people. and thoy were turning | seven were killed, The passengers were tray urope July #4, and will retura in Septei Ler The, Kev. Dr. Hughes, t tor of tho Fitth ertioot, the dest WG. | COuPSuYN Psy sie ete ro principally frat Us Wy thou rushed ih With laut fon tind went | 1 AH Hea ae eet Aala ts wiiow ihe blawe | of Lape semtat rears MGM PTeORS ClerE of the House | Tit r. Bowliog preautied the’ rt aad lag MH edge by PAG. LW: Lees A few | ‘The Kentucky Colored Educational Conver tion | in dnd endeavored to relleve # man who was fas. | HOt poseitle yor . OF ee ew vos, Wi) salt fur Burope ou the St ‘The Bayorne Yueht Club was to bave enjoyed ite rke were wale by BG, Patterson. erday. A pelition vemoriall Which ‘was uninjured thongh somewhat scorched. | toned Gown, Dsl wee toe Weak, and was driven out | (ie: a pan OL SLE ES enna ane Paciile Congres Houal excurrion Party | vnnua) rezutta yesterday, Dut tie event Was postpoued o bales of hope were recently taken from the | the Leginlelury of Heutucty fo tae sae ieee Sha ew Mi ttenials ax aae wissetieet el ain: | cai oees r valajureds deter tialeve ba unet Altimouy tn tho Ewald Divorce Salt. fe Paris alr not being benef ato the health of Bena: | “Mn Hotekes taal fice City ine of horse rail Ree oe een neta dug. | State for the education of colored children, Pages were sent by passengers to ali parte of tue | is Thompson; another man, Juhu Hunt, was cut | Sophia Ewald, who has instituted a suit for | tor Grimes, be will etart on @ torr, {and the new Pavonia Aveuue aad Weet Bud i ent of all , being pressed very | The Directors of the Toledo, Wabash. and Wi fount; Vose und taken out by the conductor, und these | divorce from her husband, Robert Ewald, applied | rhe Hon, Amaaad. “ road ead the new Favosls ad Weet Bnd lige | olosoiy by t debeis'so ag to Oaviude thy | erm failroad Company have accepted the law , . "i cue hate ro Judge Mone! ne Bu t) Specht jo Hop. Amsead, Parker, thy Hon. G. W. Gehux. | will bereatter work Yogethe tir. ‘Eney were lound quite equal to Bew hope, y the last Ladlana Legislature, providing for the FUTILE ATTEMPTS TO SAVE THR VICTIMS two were all that Were rescued from thatcar as (or | to Judge Monel, at t p p Jor, Superintendent Banking Do} ty ‘aft ‘thai thi 1 ‘ rte - tre Hobert | 8% vking tuneut, and ex-Adj Lotbig fell from a ladder while adjusting feation of the Board so that the teruis Of al) Every effort was made by the passengers t | koows 4) yr Dr, Halleck, Tulversadiay ‘tal aki for Si aent pondin jn | G2: Marvin, are Ot Saratoga, tei, Pie head on some tron. ruptured At the meoting of the Bi Oxplie at once. ister, of New York city, wis the car, and | pleads that his salary was a ijking nie head op ne ab ¢ Hayes of tne rosa 4 Meath tL heard him. aay te | bwe “support apd that he. Ww dit, Bayard Taylor, elected to a non-realdeut Pro- JO tie brain, death easing 10's few us dre 6 bot The Woodside Presbyterian Chureh, Oy t declaring Havas f udge Monell sald. it waa ‘ornell University, accents auil wiil de ty ver beat March e who were trying to get him out that he was | mony. Bevis OF ne roe te Hausen wen tou mbueitoriem: | Was Durued to death; 'L heard bi Mr. Heary Burden, the tron manufaet of ht passengers are known to have becw burned | yor hurt, Lut was ouly held fast under the scat defendant that he was earuing by h a Of lectures, Mr, Anton Otto \ e ecinded, but tug Sagitary | memortal etic io his deceased. wi nd 10 oF 14 Wounded. went arvund on the upposite side of the cur, and | to $13 per week, aud he was justitied by other evi. | 9 JUIUE B Ven Vechter has been eppo Pee Wee TG 1 seston. eb ogtte Sarg eek fi BURNED TO DRATU, could see lis hands moving: the flesh was nearly | dence in nding that he ls capable of earning at his | Bouse, at gin’ e Wear tuba ot oy York Coston | druxyed. sreaultod, At the instauco of Dr, Swinburne the Board of | ihe. J4%5 De David Baer, # German, baving with lim $16,00) in | burned off; just previous to this, hy requested some | trade a considerably larger sum, The wile was en- | sizned A.W. Fewbocy, fenlth yesterday directed Baultary Superintendent | *' 8p” D @overnment bunds, was burned, fon endeav- | one to bid bis family farewell; at the fret anust, | titled to be suprorted by ber husbund pending the | "reat. gr an tn, wee drow Harr td revort wnat information Nehad id his owes | The Rt. Rev. Budo of red to extricate bia father, but could wot, He tinal | while 1 was between the seals, I could hear the | sult, aud ifthe latter had no other moans of paying | yogtonry of the Togetion ip Wark ri WS Tuoruing, He vad turned oo | Board, to cusuge the uulforu practice of atiowing the | Gauren, “Okicag cgeeded in waving’ thy op, bonds. | Hite culdreu ‘euling out,” atuther,* " ather,” | for hich eopport he mask inbor for ik’ Robert was | Went tue ud: Be gaMBty BERN Ceate in the propeller: and having dove so | Atiactie wall ry to 40, to their own piers after | trouble'ta, rg ete, ridde Bring Vest | and afterward, Ww! tho car wis on fire, I | ordered to bay his wife $10 a week, and $2 more to | Church Balt sai 5 Bt ty af Riv anioop, ‘The tank over: | i ag baa ta ‘br Harrie pica yr: third ‘airest, joss all her property. | could hear thelr sereaches and pcroaus; Lio | aid her Wy prosecuting the ection, » waabas vr Bouthsauyton a deck aut wis Doe pol L dulp tad ebolers om board, Ade go of the ea