The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-03
Decrease during eight months.


advanced hour, the rain fell II all the suiees Of the
clouds we're let loose together.
Rlor ON Bossp rHr sHp ANpHrv Fosrrt-rhe ship
Andrew Foster arrived yesterday morsng from IL
verpoo with passenger and landed them at the an
pier North river ct II o'clock In the forenoon when
Of riot took place that continued at intervals
afternoon II appears that during the passage. one u
the Passengers insulsd priest, OF vhe had been
priest In the grosse.t manner, BY thro-ins the
tents OF hlthy bucket upon him. Captain Hoves
arrested the man and confined him and was proceed
Ing 20 Cog him. when the priest begged him OF the
y ya,a man hsvias made an sPoiosy. Bat the
certain additions 60 the stevedores In West street
who were led 10 believe that come Of the officers
to the ship, aud some Of the oaeers bad 70 escape
Tor their lives by means ~ boat while Others
he no, so,t,nn.a ~ & @
ward police arrived who partially queed H. Some Of
the Third and Vim ward police slso assisted but DE-
An oficer of the chip. Who with lady I'm q car
risse vas dragged out at the foot % Albany and
Who carried to the Firss ward station house All.
though the passengers we're ell got %, and thu mob
scattsr,d the rain which began 70 fall fastening their
dperson, the ship vas left In charge q party the
first ward police.
Krps.rrrsa or st.,r-rhe .bolitionists Who lately
tried their hand and failed in kidnapping nsers SER
want iron Tom Rieys who. ~ 10 said slave belong.
Ing 10 man in South Carolina have tried again ana
sueeseded The coiored ab1iitionists held a meeting
IN the churcn CORNER of thurch and beoaard streets
and appointed q committee who succeeded In taking
the woman avPy on Sunday night Nc trsee Of her
has been discovered since The orner Is here In arch
OF her, and says he is determined to have her
Frsss.L or rnr LAW o. Grstr.t Av,,.S. -yea
terssy afternoon the funeral Of Mrs Ayefana took
place from her late residence In Rroadvsy and
though the weather unpropitious the attend
snce vas large. Among those present vas General
Gsribaldi NJ Fnoparti delivered q funeral GRAFTON,
which Affected many Of those present. TO tears con-
siderable number of both crossed the river aud
the painful duty o. thro~ng the handful Of earth upon
The conn devolred upon the bsreavd AID AFFLICTED
husband
srrwAnTs MssriE PALAex--Ths 6rst story 81 the
addition TO this nssnifeept structure 10 nov com
pleted and the second story IL commenced. The hrst
story 10 fourteen feet ave inches high and the build
ing 10 TO have Eve stories that the present budne,
which IL only stories will be rsised another story
II will then be all uniform secupyns an entire block
in Broadway from Chambers street 10 Hesds street,
and having three onts the front In Broadvay being
les FEET and the fronts In Reade and Chsmters streets
100 feet In Broadway, the building 10 supported By
eight autsd columns Of the corinthian order sud
eighteen square columns With Corinthisn capitals In
Cbsubsrr street and Resde streets there round
futed Ccrinthisn pillars, and twelve square colurars
In each With Corinthisn capitals The marble 10 from
the quarry Of MT james Hall Ess,eh-ster, in west.
chester county; and Mr. Porteris his litter Some 81
the blocks ere four tors weight snaths granite blocks