The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-10

condition There are many versions aaoa Of tina b,na
riot and all the accounts TAKEN collectively
form q syrthssi. Of the most conflicting eimsass IL
being in reality military Excursion We say aBua thtt
proud To learn that the soldiers exon,rited
fsoa all blame and hat Doth the New Y1sS Voul tssr
and the jersey fndepe 1dsut Rhss feel ntyoa 1s tat
any soch transaction should be connected With asr tss
since writing the above we have received l iay
Of Capt John Riley commander Of the Jec5ey Iad-psn
dent Rifles taken by is,ics Ohsn IN Jersey CITY
yesterday evening 10 which dsponeat attributes tins
origin Of the whole difficulty to the coniuct II Mr. OoS
zens. We may publish the aih iavis rsrhiim in %
days HTrA.
Captain Crawford and Devonhire, Captain Strickland,
both of which arrived ut this port ~isha tia Last e~
days from Liverpool, have been hbsisd oy the United
States District Attorney and declared forfeited for
Tying an excess OF passengers over the nimosr allowed
BY law. The Sc a.orse had an excess OF Is, and the
Devonshire Of "a large number OF vessels have bsen
hbeled within the past mouths for similar violations
Of the law
THE BLooMrR COSTUME AT THE CusroM HousE-Yes
terday, lady. accompanied by gentleman, tie her
appearance the Custom House dressed in the Boomsr
costume The clerks wersl highly excited After exam
view the city She was the only person in the Custom
House who appeared to be cool, collected and
cerned Her dress not exactly the that de-
scrbd in the print in the windows of the music
The open at the bottom and, instead Of
the Grecan jacket he wore black silk "vste," trim
med with deep fringe Of lace Of the color. Her
bead covered with broad leaied straw hat, taste
fully trimmed with long flowing blue silk RIBBONS. The
| appearance Of the whole WAS graceful and neat
! DpArH BY ApopiExy.-A colored woman. named Jane
Carlos aged As years died sudieay yesterday AZ No.
lis Orange street, caused by ut OF apopexy Coroner
4 Geer was called to hold an inqusss on the body
! FATAL ACCIDENT About O'Clock on Friday evening,
little girl about 10 years Of age, residing at No 22S
Ninth avenue by one of Reynold Weirt 8
stages and Instantly killed IL appears that she had
been hsngins the af part Of wagon, that she
fell before the driver VINO was close up
behind her, could stop his horses.
About O'Clock on Friday evering ooy years Old
named David Flinders, fell of the pier No 81 East river
and was drowned His body was recovered aad con-
veyed his parents residence No. 80 Christie street
| FOUND DRowSEp.-On Friday night, the bodies OF two
unknown were fund drowned one in the ck toot
Spring street and the other at me foot u Canal street.
| They were both taken ia charge by the police
UsKNowS FEaALE FoUsp DRowSEp-Au Inquest was
held the body Of unknown female, founi dfJwaed
on the shore, five miles above Fort Lee, She nal On
the small finger of the right hand Rurtnrr
may be had by applying to Abraham 'arocs, oosoa n
Fort Lee She appeared to BE- about twenty years OF
age, and q short time in the water
| An UNKNOWN MAN DaowSEp.-Yesterday afternoon,
the body Of unknown man was discovered Heating IN
the North river foot of Corandt street The deceased
appeared to be about seventy years Of age Ia height
about five feet ten inches gray hail and bald on the top
of the head. The body was dressed IN blue cloth
jacket cloth vest blue striped under shit ana fustian
pantaoons coarse shoes and blue socks The deceased
seemed to have been in the water about thros aays
il prob able that the deceased enSrant Ver-
| dist was rendered Of death by drowning
! Acc,nr.,., peowsrxe-Corouer cieer held an in
! ouest YESTERDAY at No 80 Chryste street, on the
body Of boy named David Rhiader, agsd eight years,
Who was found floating in the river opposite to pier 81.
East River The body carried TO the residence OF
the parents verdict was rendered Of deata by drown
ing.
TRup TO DRowS HrRsElF.-About eight O'Clock last
evening as puut<r Of persons passing along the
outer walk of the Battery noise was heard as II per-
at once ard after a moment female form vas seen
struggling IN the waves Mr. Ayres, Of No Bridge
street plugged into the water aud brought the Strus
Cling firm to the shore She not. ut first willing to
be sssed from watery grave; but fnsliy partly by
force and partly by persuasion she Induced To get
a aul thence