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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-03
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~ SPRINGS-REDUCED FARE, INCRBA6ED
ACCOMMODATIONS.-6 Cheapest,
most Comfortable and most Expeditions
Route 70 the sweet and White 6ulphuF
Springs.
icksburg and Potomac Rail Road. 50
From Baltimore by the comfortable and low
pressure steamer Maryland, Capt Mitchell
Connecting at Richmond with the kichmoGd and
Danville Railroad.
Fare fr I'm Baltimore to White Sulphur, ol5 90
Baltimore to Sweet Springs, ~ 90
Washington to White sulphur, Is %
Washington to Sweet Springs, u 90
60 Richmond to White Sulphur, 10 90
Richmond to Swees Springs, 90
Leave Baltimore every Tuesday and Thursday
afternoon, at o'clock, connecting at Aqua Creek
with the train which reaches Richmond at j,
the succeeding days.
Leave Ri Rishmond daily Except Sundsy) 1t IA. u
arrive ct Lynchburg at l04 P. H. Leave Lynch
burg at 81 A, H., to Bufords by 6X A. H., 70 Noun
tain House at "A P. NJ, and to Sweet Springs By 10
P. n. Leave Sweet Springs after breakfast and
arrive at White Sulphur BY i23 p. NJ. Returning.
leave White Sulphur at l2 P. H., to Sweet
Springs at I2 M. Leave Sweet Springs q day
Lynchburg at l A. N and to Richmond same day
Fare from Richmond to White Sulphur 90
Sweet Springs
Passengers not objecting to travel in the night,
may take extras at Buford's and proceed without
detention To the White Sulphur.
Tickets can be had on board the steam.oats on
the Potomac, and from Capt c T. Mitchell on the
steamer Maryiagj and ae the Office Of the Rich
mond and OsnyilIe Railroad, Richmond.
su9-n John h. OSBORNE, 6upt.
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NRESH WHITE y UL z III u X A ND
h OrHER MINERAL WATERS.-We have just
received a supply af White Sulphur Water, from
the Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs.
Fresh Blue Lick Water, direct from the Blue
Lick Springs in Kentucky
Saratoga Water from the Congre ss Spring, Sars.
toga. ,u., e.o,, ~. o.l
orchard Acid Mineral Springs, Genessee county,
New York. -, ,v,..a;..,
This water is highly recommended oy medicai
men and is coming rapidly into use iof various aus
eases such as chronic affections OF tne oigesuve
snd urinary organs, and some OF tne cutaneous os
eases. .chronic dyspepsia, chronic diarfhoea cnrone
dgsentery chronic dinress, chronic cys'ius, oia
hs,es. in cases of low typhoid levers IN co1Va.es
cence from protracted feyers to excite me appeae
md n.omote digestion, piles, dropsy, 0e
Ordinary dose for al adult WINE glass ioii o'
iuted taken three times day.
pa,nuhlets embracing its analysis, Dy rfo'eseoi
s,in,an opinious of medical writer's, ana varieu'
e,ters "A To its curative properties N certa eis
nases, furnished gratuitousiy ny
ie2l Sole Agents for the State OF Vlrglnis
TANANAs,-A supply OF tais de.icioas sac
| % most healthy OF fruits, just received oy
= JUAN PiZZIEI.
Also, lot Of fine Pine Apples Call in next door
| - Exchange Bank.
iels
..1IHA FLOUR.-A very supeaor lot Tor
- In ,s'e y EDWIN woRTHAM 4 co.
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1T Is A WELL-KNOWN FACT, that
l. OSBORN'S DAGUERREAN GALLERY is the
place to get fine Sky-ght Pictures taken for ST.
We would invite all to call soon, shall Lot
take low pictures but few weeks.
We have made arrangements to take pictures of
sick or deceased persons at their residences Our
prices are from 81 to SO. OSbORN'S,
Opposite the Banks, sign of the Americ Flags
iy l3
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NEGKOEs FOX HIAE.-We have for hirs
~ for the balance of the year, rwo Women and
two House Girls TOLER 4 COOK,
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M UsICA l. INsTkUMENTs.-Vio

M Us CA l. INSTR I'm ENTs.-Violi
Nl Violas and Violincellos, Flutes, with from to
keys Clarionetts, Flageoletts, Flies, Accordeons
Italian and German Guitar and Violin Strings, &c
PIANOS REPAIRED-Ih have engaged the st vices
OF one thoroughly experienced in the uiat ture
and repair OF Pianos, and assure faithful work
and moderate charges.
oood eu W einpioS' CHone1 aaker, OF otnef
OF ags, well recomme ended, nigh also apply.
CHEAP UMBRELLAS-Slk, Scotch Gingham
and Cambria Umbrellas, of the best manufacture
Umbrellas covered with good American Gingham
for 81, and with the best Scotch Gipgham and Silk
proportionably lew. WM RElTH,
jy 20-lm* 9O6 Main street
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CEDAR TAR NOTTCE.-In consequence of
" the course pursued by some Druggists in the
sale of my Medicine, calculated detract from the
interest Of my regular agents, l hereby authorize
my agent in Richmond to reduce The p!ice OF the
Cedar Tar to Is cents per bottle, until further mo-
tice.
- P. HORTON KEACH, 81 Main street, is
the only authorized agent for Richmond and East
Virginia. for the sale Of the Tar, by Wholesale
or retail
Pamphlets distributed gratutous by all my
agents.
jy23 BIB. NORRIS
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TO TRAVRLI Err s.

vNRNNm TO TRAVEL l. Il Il To
% HE those contemplating, visiting the
NSWSprings, Bathing places, or any
where else that business, health or
pleasure mry entice them wish TO say word or
two. If you want to buy Trunk of any descrip-
ton, be that you come down up, as the case
may be, to No. 43 Main street. sign OF the Big Boot,
just below the City Hotel on the opposite side, as
Ifee sure you can save money by so doing, as
have just received large lot of them this day, and
they will be sold very low, at WALSH'S.
Recolleot sign of the Big Boot. jv 80
HN WORTHY OF ATTENTION. i
III have this day received two thousand Canads
Straw HATS, suitable for servants, which am dis
posed to sell at a very low price. Those in want
of harvest Hats for servants will find il to their in
tercst to call at No. 81 Main street Also, beaut
full article of India Straw Hats for gentlemens wear
my7-ts JOHN THOMPSON.
1t FUR bOSTON.-Ihe superior fast
SfS& sailing Schr. MARY WISE, Capt. Crockett,
Is ready to receive freight as above, and will
sail with all possible dispatch.
For tleight or passage, apply to
jy 80 ROBT. RANKIN.
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sDICh SAkEGEs AN . TlssuEs.-We
IA have still on hand very rich assortment Of
Bareges and Tissues, OF the latest siyle also plain,
Lawns and Cambrics; white and colored and EN-
oroidered Muslins very ize French Embroideries,
in The way Of French worked Capes, Collars, Cufs
ana sleeves; rich embroidered lawn Hdkfs-sll OF
which sci Ing at very reduced prices, as the
season is advancing, at
CHAS. HARTWELL a. cos.
iyIa LOT Broad street
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vIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.

F-rIA NOTICED DAILY LINE
a FROM RICHMOND TO WHITE
SULPHUR sPKfNGS-Fare SO.
Leave Richmond at "a A NJ, arrive at Ssaunton
same day by 81 NJ.
Leave Stauntoa at ~ A M, to Bath Alum by night
Leave Bath Alum a, daylight and arrive at White
Sulphur at half past 3 PM.
Returning
Leave White Sulphur at A N and to Bath Alum
by night
Leave Bath Alum by daylight and to Cookies by
night
Leave Cookies at A NJ and to Richmond by 2
PM.
Fare to staunton. 90
90 Bath Alum or Warm.... 8 25
90 bot suif hur- 50
DO White Sulphur. ur... 10 90
90 Lexington 90
90 hockoridge Alum. 8 SO
Jy2 WIN. FARISH g. CO.
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l. ing and Evening Omnibus Line.-A
new and elegant four horse Omnibus will, from
ami after TO day. be run between the city and Wood.
lawn Retreat, leaving the City Hotel at o'clock,
A. NJ and 5, P. NJ , passing up Main street to the
American Hotel, thence up9th and Broac streets to
Brooke Avenue, &c, over a fine road and pretty
country, to WoodIawn Retreat, about two miles
from the city.
The O'Clock morning line is designed particu.
larly fIr gentlemen with their families TO take a
pleasant morning ride, remaining at Woodawn
abou, an hour-getiing a fine country breakfast, II
they wish, or giving them time to stroll alb Jut
while, and return to the city by o'clock
The evening line will leave the city at O'Clock,
and return between 7 and 8 P. M.
The carriage will always be found in perfect or.
der for ladies and gentlemen. The horses quiet
and gentle, and guided by Tom, SO well known as
a skiltul and experienced whip.
E@ Fare each way, 25 cents.
EsF Parties wishing to go out, by giving timely
notice to the driver, will be taken from any part OF
the city free of extra charge.
jy 23-dts C.. r. ALLEN.
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4 yOMFOUND TONiC PILL - THE
" AGUE AND FEVER KILLER-These Pills
are beyond all doubt the most speedy and certain
remedy for the cure Of the Ague aud Fever, Chiils
and Fever in its various forms, brought before
the pubc-for the test Of years and the experience
of hunsreds have proved it such. Try it. you who
suffer. For sale by
jy 20 T.. J. PICOT, Druggist
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wOOD-LAwN RETREAT.

TNHE subscriber invites the attention of the pub.
i lie to this place OF entertainment 1t is de.
signed solely tor ladies and gentlemen, and no
amusements prsctised there, which are unfit for
the observs ion of ladies. 1t does not become him
TO speak of the dinners which he can furnish at the
shortest notice. though he has at all times, all the
lrxuries that the Richmond market and the country
round the city can afford; nor of his wines, though
he challenges comparison with any cellar in Vir-
gnis; nor ot the recrestions and amusements which
his guests will find there. though they are as numer.
Gus they are innocent; noi OF the accommoda-
TONS natural and artificial, which the Retreat af
fords All ne wishes is, that the public will come
and see, and if they do not say that it the very
place the town has always wanted, and situated at
the very distance at which it ought to be situated
he will be willing to acknowledge that he has de.
ceiyed himself, and thereby cheated others. IL is
at the proper distance, TOR 1t is three miles from
town it is in the proper situstion for it is the
Brooke Turnpike, fine carriage road, it is proper
ly liked, for the rooms on the most approved
modern scale for convenience, and fitted with a
luxury almost unknown in the country But my
description satisfy no body. Come and see for
yourselves.
jy l6-ts C. R. ALLEN.
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X O1s E-h FaIuaUIo FhfM Ia d ncaiiny
and good neighborhood, containing fifty acres
OF cleared and thirty of wood land, about ii We miles
from the city of Richmond, half a mile from the
Richmond andFredericksburg Rar Dad anda djoin-
ing the residence of Francis Staples and others
On the Farm is good Framed Dwelling House,
Stables Tor horses and cattle Ice House. Well of
excellent water, and Orchard OF two hundred
Fruit trees, well selected and of the choisest kinds
and Vineyard of three acres of the finest Grapes,
which will yield this season. at least one thousand
gallons OF Wine. Ills enclosed with new fence,
and presents inducements such are seldom offer.
ed to purchasers in this neiehborhood
For terms, apply to Joseph Doerflinger No 200,
next door to corner Of Broad and Sd streets Rich.
mond, Va.
jy 24-ts JOSEPH DOERFLJNGER.
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1.;.- 4, WITHOUT YEAsT.-baoolrs IS
X 80. q. ..,asrs are an excellent and convenient
substitute for yeast Bread biscuits &C.; , made q.
with them are never heavy or sour For SAFE oy
w 'Ae'i A'e PURCELL, LADD 4 co,
;vaa Druggists, 81 Main street.
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fTD-nN,A fEAKL DENTIFRlCE,' 'u1
III cI,anina' preserving and Besutiiying Inc
,ree,h aud GINS. The recipe for this unsquaiital 2 :
nen.,sr, was tarni he'd us By Dr. r. n Hudson,oi
this e,,, who recommends it nighy as cleans =
aud purifier OF the Teeth and Gums. Prepspea o''s
by H. n. ~ ~ ..,.r;can az = po,a,
iy II Jbu't W. r.n- --. --- 49,
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fz@ FOX RENT, desirable Brick Residence
E:a on Main street, suitable for small family II
Is next door to Capt VIM. NJ. Fulton's residence
Possession may be had Immediately. Rent $780,
The present occupant has the usual variety OF
furniture, kitchen ue ensis, &c. &C., which would
be sold on good terms. Apply to
TOLER g. COOK,
Jy Is General Agents
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..AIKA FLOUR.-A very sapeaor lot Io'
In 7s'' y EDWIN woRTHAM 4 co.
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~. FOR RENT, first rate large Brick
E5 Dwelling, with every convenience, situated at
the inter- econ of Marshall and Sixth streets This
house has lately been repaired and beautifed
throughout. 1t has about 10 rooms, and is delight
fully situated. Rent S40O per annum: and posses
sion may be had Immediately.
TOLER & COOK,
egg General Agents
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EsS FOR kENT.-rhree ottces, suitable tor
xs professional men-one adjoining our Office,
in Lls.'s Row, and the other two in the Law Build
ing. Apply to US. TOLER & COOK,
je II General Agents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-06
BROOKLYN.

THE ANNIVERSARY or AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE.
The city, yesterday presented gay and animated APP
pearsnce. Flags flying from all the public build
the river while the throngcd with vehicles
and pedestrians Many proceeded excursions to the
country while the YOUTH generally, enjoyed themselves
about homeseemngly to their entire satisfaction. BE
side the appropriation of $500. by the Common Council
for fireworks there organized demonstration In
h. Of the day, AS per programme, the church and
9th ber bells rung at sunrise and sunset aud
national salutes fired morning and evening At
night there also splendid display o pyrotecucs
from Fort Greene, which witnessed by probably
ten thousand persons All passed OIL quietly and orderly,
and very few accidents to the enoymens
of the occasion.
Our neghborng City of Churches srapidy coming up
to Now York in the number Of its fires The engines had
not reached their respective after the burning Of
Leeds oil factory, when they obliged TO to a
fire in The Sixth "a new district caused by the burning
of houses in Livingston street making the
fifth aa,m Of fire on Sunday. Last evening about
clock large and destructive Gre occurred in Flu ton
avenue, Jay street in the buildings known as VIII
the spot but the buildings entirely destroyed
The Of the fire Is entirely unknown. as the occu
pants all in the country Several of the engines
were disabled at the fires during Sunday and Sunday
arms broken; No. 1 engine also broken The
h at at the fire Sunday night wac 40 intense, the
member Of Atlantic No 13 who had the pipe obliged
to his cap, and then 1t was all crspcd The
furniture and goods mostly destroyed Loss est
mated at from $4,000 to $4,000. Willoughbys house
occupied by Mr.. Edwards Pierrepont Mr. W's son.
in law. lie is having house built In Fifth
New York, where he will in future reside
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Irt,res,,nr rom venezuela

Itorrespoudence OF The 3aIIInluft AncTican'
CARAc,s June 18th 1862 "A moment only II loft
before the vessel by which write salts and embrace
eoamns Consres has doSe nothing during IL present
sion and Il engogcd n extraordinary one. de
LatiIp the question whether not to give pOvers extra
ordinsry hts ENoeHency the President The osteusi.
bic object to prepare the country tor fores' expedi
tion which scems 20 have is end che consolidation
Il the 0d republic Of Colombi9, thus 70 uLtng Nene
zuCA Ecuador, aud New Granada Under one Pre- ljept
who ~ course viii be Foies the brightest intellect aud
mot shie maa in South America in pa sing may
meDjOn that he Il native Of Puerto Cauelo sod that
whenln France was Louis phllippos ver geat toY1r
o he If mau Of about forty f0ur i've years O. te
and about he sigcW ex-Sccrctsry Naiker.
Chrncas little startled from it R1nted proprscty
w TcLsOpt optro between Me. Mchleoc itgey ~
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Ship Humboldt Manson York Feb l5 for Acapulco,
Aptii H. ist 5342 s, Ion bJ II W.
ship Adrap of and from Savann Ah for Liverpool
Jun. II, las 81 81. Ion u %.
Ship M,domak Of Boston. 16 days from EOtIeans Zoe
1res te Jupe 2s. lat 3is lon 75hs.
Sonr Espersnza. Of and from NHayen foe San Jusas
Mic. June 70 Hatterss NV miles.
Home Ports,
BOSTON July PM-Cld briss Oak Small, Maders aAi
sDarkst Sid bsrLs hbagun, Ashley Matssorda, Como,
Zen, shsier; briss Lent Josnn; schr susan steanx
City Of New York
4th--Arr chips Equator Even, Calcutta Dec Is, sand
sacs Gth Port Louis April 2l Hope Westoa kOriesns
Concordis Pratt do barks Clarssa Harding hAtanfss
lhior Ken 1riek Baltimore Chester Crosby
brigs Purcl (Br, wymap Curscso lith ult Sarah
Gbs Gott Cenfue 18th nit Auglo Saxon, Pote do Ia
uIt Eliza Burgess Gawson Esd ult Abby jones'
Clsrk Ssgus goth ult Emily Chase Galveston 9th ui
Swan, Honan, Philaderhia; Empire, CroweL do BoIs,
par.e. Foster do Geo Jones Burk do schrs Msnsoa
(of Scuate Port Prince 10Th uit Lowell, Baker, Jae
mel 10th ut. Matilda Eaton Jacksonville Fla 23d ult
Eugone Lowell. Wilmington, NC Hsrre. Crowel Norfolk
Kalups Brown Julia, Van gulder and Bsruce, Look.
Philadelphia; Juliette. Baker, harvest kics; Edna c,
Kelley Frances Studlev, And Cathsrne, BAKER do VOL
colt, Beers, NYork sid ship st Jacob brss Oak. Char
iotte Sweetbesrk Caledonia WIN Walter and others
D0BoY ISLAND, June 2s-Sld brig Knowlton, Aspa-
Wall
RICHMOND. July a4-sld schrs Jno r Watson. Cam \
bern, rYork Mercy Taylor Nekerson, Boston.
SAVANNAH, July l-Arr Br brig CONDUCTOR, Griswod.
Boston. CID ship Florida Mills Liverpool; brig Boston
Torrey, Bath (Me) 3D. brig Alfred E1a Colder. NYork
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TELE EG II AP ITIC.

SPECIAL coRREsPospENcE HERALD.
WAsHlNoroN, July s, 1852
The pronuncimento Of Messrs. Toombs, Stevens, and
Others in this mornings Iatiaigenee, learn pub
shed prematurey several other Southern members hav
pg intended te offer their to It, Among them
Messrs. Cabell Of Florida and Outlaw of North Caro-
lima and probably Campbell Of North Carolina and Mar
shall Of Kentucky. At any rate, these gentlemen will
each address their constituents forthwith the subject
of their position with reference TO General scots nom
nation Mr. Cabell has unequivscally declared his i'm
possibility Of supporting him. and lays great stress upon
the repudation by Greeley and other wing aboonst.
Of the platform Of principles y
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FRIGHTFUL CALAMITY AT STATEN ISLAND
HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE ovERBoARD--A GREAT NUN
BER DROWNED ETC

HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE ovERBoARD--A GREAT NUN
BER DROWNED. ETC.
Yesterday aftainoon the ferry boat uunchback was
leaving Staten Island at FIVE o'clock p NJ the bridge
between The boat and the shore gave way and precip
tated about hundred assongers into the water There
great crowds Of persons around both on the shore
and board the boat and the excitement might be
expected great The cries Of the drowning were not
heartrepdDg than those Of their friends board
the boat and the dock Every exe,ton was made to
the persons who immersed and by great good
fortune most Of them were saved Many taken
from the water in critical stae-ndeed almost drown
ed-hut most of these resuscated before the boat
reached this city One body, that Of female some
thirty eight forty Of age taken up from the
bottom quite feess Among the number who went down
with the bridge Was laboripg man his wife and child
four months old. The and woman we're both saved
and up to late hour looking for their child The
Gather would not believe that his infant was drowned
and he looked for its arrival by every boat But II Ia too
probable that the little Is long before this out Of The
worlds troubles.
qhe sight presented when the Hunchback landed at
New York. was ptiable in the extreme. Females we're
brought ashore in numbers, with dripping garments
some of them swsoning st from the over exerton of
the scene through which they had passed One hand
some looking woman, In half conscious state was
still In that strange condition between lie and death
called half drowned and last Of all the party Of the
ocat crew. bearing the dead body Of the drowned fe
male No one knew who che was but each We'd with the
other IN paying those small attentions TO the dccease
which are becoming from the living the dead and a.
they md hf our on her humble bier in the ferry house
and arranged her clothes struggling tresscs close
observer might see that those hardy eyes wore
hlled with mauly tears They did all they could and
then lef their charge to be claimed by her friends
But that bcreoved fathsr-his was pitnbc IIe
bad gone down with the rest into the water nd his viz
and child with him. when he rerained tho doct
Ms wife had already been saved They were both on
board the boat when shc came up and he confidently
expected that the next boat would bring his child
hut the next boat came, and child hni the.
father lett to he agoniging conclusion iha Ill darling
drowned. Oh how hs scout heart yielded tbop aui
ho tow,d down ~ il stricken hp tate There were hun
drcd aonpd him at tho time and oil sncled - fyp5a
thc with tho bcfeayed parent lie when hs learned
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Additional Particulars.
TUESDAY MoRrINe, o'clock.
We arc just informed that fourteen bodies have been
recovered-all females No males have been found 1t
now supposed that from twenty to thirty lives were
lost The current has undoubtedly carried several bodies
to some point below tho landing.
ACCOUNT FROM OUR SHIP NEWS COLLEC-
Is TOR.
A MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT AT vANDERBILT's LAND
ING, CLIFTON, STATEN ISLAND, ON THE 5TH JULY.
Yesterday afternoon, at o'clock, the steamboat
HuDchbsck from the city TO land at vanderblts
Landing tho ferry bridge gave way precipitapg about
fifty or sixty persons nte the water women and
chldren-a number of whom were drowned. Lumber
saved by the bystaDder the dock Twelve bodies
had been recovered up to - O'Clock last night.
The following the o. the persons drowned
far as could he ascertained - N
Mrs Eliza Coclough aged twenty. eight years residing
Mrs. Jane Hccns, of do eyed twenty, had been
ried but short time ln #.er
Mrs Margaret Frtclick, of Germany, residing at 2O6
Walker str ct tosi Ea q r - "+
Charlotte Benta aged ten years. residing at 2oe Walker
Joseph William Robinson aged five years residing at
l57 Cherry street, . II. .olEs's 4. al.l r. .t.#
Smith and Warren streets Brooklyn aged 10 years late
ly married, ..tmel - '
years residing IN Warren street near Columbia BROOKLYN
Mary Eleanor Lloyd daughter of Henry Lloyd residing
at226 Tenth avenue. aged four months.
woman fuppoed to be Mrs. GuiIliam, OF Pha-
delphia, aged 30 years. r. "s.H t@A
The body OF q woman was taken from the dock, aged
about forty dressed in brown de ainc frock had
full set of false teeth in her upper jaw.
Also the body of female child, aged about two years
lady who was taken from the water died board Of
the steamboat Hupchbsck on her passage to the city
Coroner Randolph held inquest on the bodies, and
the jury returned verdict of Drowned by the ferry
bridge giving wayn -
Mrs Charlotte Fischer. German lady aged about
thirty years died at the Staten leland ferry this city
the arrvsi of the boat The deceased resided ut No Al
Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn lA