The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-09
City lntelllxerce.


Clty intelligence. .yR
CALHoUrs STArUE-Irs Removal TO Cu.nirsroN-
The statue Of g. Calhoun, lately recovered from
the wreck Of the Elizabeth, wa brought up to the
yacht twilight ~ oISsr To be- :s;n onS n
the sortherner which sails to day for sston At
two O'clock The statue VIII be accompanied to its
destination by Mr Jonnson, Mr.. James A. Whippls
the celebrated BostoA diver, and Mr. John Allen NJ
d OF this city Fee freight and passages have been
ann from the elbow
THE WEAT arR-The Indian summer has given place
to unplsa ant weather For the last three days the
atmotp ere has been very cold, and yesterday the
rain Il III copiously.
TLE DARKNEss AND THE LIGHr-The Common Coun
c.. sti prefer the darkness to the light and accord
1pgy nearly all the oil lamps the city which at
best only make the darkness visible were extin
guisbed last night.
FnE IN TIE WALTON HoUsE.-A fire was discovered
waitos House 326 Pearl street. 1t was speedily ex
tinguisbed by the inmates and the police This house
in the old lis the war
SAD AND FArAL ACCIDENT On Thursday afternoon,
while Capt John Jagels, Of this city with friend
was passing through West Hoboken on their way
back from q days shooting the shafts OF the light
wagon in which they were riding became disengaged
and parted upon one side from the wagon the horse
the wagon, by which Capt. Jages' spine in
ur that at about three O'Clock yesterday morning he
died Previous to his death CAPT Sagss rsaussssa
I'D Regiment in full uniform The Sd Regiment Of
Hussars will parade fer that purpose in full uniform,
mounted, on Sunday, 10th inst at IL O'Clock A. NJ at
st. Johns Park.
ANOTHER FATAL AccIDENT-The Coroner, yester-
day held inquest at No. 1876 Water street on the
Ireland who tally fell from the fourth story Of
the building through the hatchway to the lower
deceased was painter by trade and employed at his
business when the fatal accident ACQUIRED. He was
single man. and boarded at No. III Thompson street
Verdict accordingly.
Vast ar dav m ahortly
before o'clock Henry Hudson fell the third
story win dow Of the house No ll Cedar street and
severely injured. He was taken to the City Hos
pital by polieem an Kelly.
ANOTHER FALL.-At two O'Clock yesterday afternoon,
q laboripg named John Finn, fell from the foarth
story Of building at the corner Of Thirty first
street and Lexington avenue He severely Injured
and was taken to the City Hospital by the police Of the
Eighteenth ward.
inquest at No 223 Stanton street, the body Of
Michael Lors. aged fifty years, native Of Ireland,
who died suddenly on THURSDAY morning, by Mt OF
under i'll health for the last three years. Verdict,
death by apoplexy
FOusD DEaD.-The dead body of a colersd man was
found Thursday night lying in the street in College
Place. The body was conveyed to the Third ward sta
ton Coroner Green WAS sent for to hold an inquest
CoLoRrp Man Fousp At half past one O'Clock
yesterday morning colored man vas found dead in
College Place and conveyed to the Third ward station
house by two Of the police
IsfrRovEMENr IN MANUFACTURING SUeAR.--one of the
planters Of this and other countries in the manufac
of sugar has been the length OF time in
nom the sugar by ordinary drainage and this separa
tion after such drainage. usually so imperfect
that the crystals OF Sugar are coated with tnekened
moasses and the color Of the sugar rendered darker
tha IL would be If the separation Of the molasses from
the sugar had taken place soon AS it left the coolers
In the boiling houses Another to the plan
ter arises from this mperfection in drainage The sugar
loose in weight during its thereby caus
ing waste of material Of and increas
cd nd ON n
market partially full The attention Of practical aud
scientific has been directed for years to obvlste
this difficulty, and various plans have been employed
with more or lefs success The molasses has been
drawn from the sugar by creating vacuum under the
mixture. The same effect has been produced by hy-
draulio pressure and by other means which have net
hswtver, succeeded sufficiently to induce general use
of them The application Of another mode Of effect.
ing the object has for some time past attracted
the attention OF ngt NOUS men on both sides Of the
Atlantic and been patented by different Inventors in
various countries We sude to the separation OF the
nolas es from the sugar by centrifugal force Our in
dsfstigsbl and Ingenious country man, Mr. Joseph
Hurd Jr Of Boston had his attention directed, for
long time TO the application OF centrifugal force TO
the arts and as early as 1880 took out patent for
hydro extractor or apparatus for drying cloth by CEN
trifuca power This naturally directed his attention
to the application Of the me power to other pur
poses. after series ofexperiments which engaged
his mind for years he patented in 1s4t machine for
the purpose Of separating moasses from sugar BY CEN
trifIgal force. Having sesn a mobilization of this
simple and efficient machine In operation In this city,
we were surprised at It's results We saw sugar, as
black almost, as our hat placed In the ma shine and
come out in Fix minutes perfectly clean and white II
not much mistaken this machine Is dsstined to
effect plote revolution in manufacturing sugar.
principle is such that IL can be employed In CLAIR
ying OIL and for variety OF other purposes, to the
benefit Of the community.
MILITARY rARADEs.
Inv WafnIScroS MaRKrr CHowDES CLur, under
command of Capt. Thomas Starr passed the Herald
oiee THURSDAY forenoon, on their way from target
excursion. The target bore evident marks OF close
shooting. This is a very fine body of men.
TnE BAGLEY LIGHI GUARDS. under command OF Capt.
j, Mons ban. passed Office wednesday alter
noon their return from their annual target sxcur
They are Ss sD Of 1T. IN,
tur,rs Tho following prisrs were awarded to the best
mar ,men list John Firth. splendid gold watohi
ptneIl case Charles Cooper; 9Th gold pen and gold
pencil case Peterson 9th, gold pencil case and pen,
mtmmoth silver case Charles sreizh sth silver
case and gold pen, william Smith s.h silver pencil
and pen H. Hashhurni 10Th, tilv.r pencil aud gold
R her; l2tb. silver pencil and gold pen j. Daptist
1eth. the wreath, by John Hughes.
TiiE OLSEN GUARns composed 81 men employed In
the trunk factory Of W H. OLSEN proceeded on We'd
nesday their rst target excurion TO Bulls Ferry
phs IRE, PIE ss,Sr COP wa. won " private ns = a.
J. osboIn; ga prize gold watch Won by Lisutenant
Henry Moore atm prize = gold bresstpn won BY
orderly W sherman; 9th prize. q gold pencil, by pr
vste Norta Douglass 9TH prize gold pencil Won By
Mead
TINS AaEnioaS LrcHr GraRDs.-This nns company
paEtd our once on W ednetdAys under com manu- OF
Captain Porter. They accom- panied by Sheltons
Brass Band. led by Mr. Robinson.
TnE NASrrwaIrn 0vAIps.-The Nsndevater Guards,
of iliam sburgh passed the H,raid once Wednes
day their way from target excursion. The prizes
were follows list, a. Brown; "a. NJ Pinckney,
Sd 7. r. Jacobs; 4th, w A CAnpb. IA; 9th, j. Eamons,
9Th, J. Thompson; eth, p. G Mclean.
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