The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-10

royed The loss is estimated at about % O00 covered
ty insurance.
Mnn1Ry.--The Baxter Blues, Company H. Twelfth Re-
giment Capt Waterbury win make visit to Stamford,
Conn, on Wednesday the 14th inst The company num-
ssmpanies them. IT is rumored that this company in
tend lending the coming anniversary Of the company,
Tie 70 Of pecsmber next, at Washington.
Coronors' Inquests.
sUloipE OF DwARr-A CURIOUS CASE OF UsRE-
Quilted LOVE-
On the body Of man who had been bro1rht from New
Jersey to this county for burial the City Inspector ha
xns refused to permit the body to be Inferred GER
.nach the following is copy
= certify that A., .Sam Spear one q the Justices
"a me IN Inst n on the body Or Edward
HB TX Isl sPE Es1s sss:a
NJ Downing the City Inspector refused to permit the
vas not get FORTH nor was the or place Of nativity
and ne only proper manner to obtain those facts was TO
can the aid Of The Coroner Hilton who At once casd
= jury and ascertained that the 1DDeased's
LAward Dwyer dwarf resided at No 10 Pitt street
Darng the last three past the deceased worked for
Mr. Marsh, at No. IN Maiden lane, at which place was
engaged young woman named Amanda French with
whom he had fallen in love- but she refused 80 counte
fs the shop in which they worked together, six
weeks ago, and he became depressed in spirits De
ceased found out her residence in Houston street
and called upon her the 3st ult and before leaving
her he took gold ring from his finger, which she had
given him OCCASION and also one OF his
keep them for you will never see more" He then
proceeded directly board the ferry boat City OF Will
the river be was seen to leap Oh the boat into the water
He disappeared instantly and tidngs heard from
hiI until his remains were found on the Jersey shore
and the Justices certificate was buried at Bergen
Hill, ae unknown man. Subsequently the body was
eshumed and recognized BY his friends and brought to
this city fct interment The unfortunate man. it seems
laboring under derapged state Of mind evidently
produced by unrequted love. He had expressed de-
sire to die and informed Ann Winterbotto, girl who
van srf in he me abO A
the fatal leap, that he wished himself Dead because he
Irish and deformed His deformity probably the
Of the girls refusing to marry him. The jury
the circumstances and the evidence produced rem
dsred verdict Of Death by suicide by drownng during
Temporary ct OF insanityn Deceased 20 years OF
age sDc native Of ireland.
A Boy ACCIDENTALLY DRowNgD.-Coroner wilhelm yes
krday held inquest at No 81 Washington street, on
tho body % boy i've years of age, named Timothy Nc
Carly, who, willie playing with other boys on Pier
No kcrh river accidentally fell into the water, and
was drowned before aid could be rendered verdict
was rendered TO that effect.
sUODE % P.upER.--Coroner O'Donncl yesterday
held inquest at the workhOuse Biackwels Island,
ryon toy OF Robert Sanders natve OF Ireland aged
c2yeafs inmate Of that institution who, while in de-
IaEgcc safe Of mind jumped out of fourth story win
dow and sustained fracture OF the spine which pro-
tuee1 his DEATH A verdict rendered Of Suicide
While temporarily ssane.'
ESsNowy Man fcrSp DRowSED.--Yesterday Coroner
VHonren held an inquest at the foot 1t Forty first
about forty i've years Of age found in the water at that
place deceased was about five feet eight inches in
segsis sars hair whsksrs and moustache and was
hred shirt verdict was rendered OF Death by
drowning"
Personal Intelligence.
innessd j. st of Americans registered a. the bank
ms ce Of Livingston, Wells Co., Paris, reported for
the NEw oah HERAID--H W. Powell, Madame Jumel,
Mss Chase " de Boisaabn, N. Forcheimer, L. A. Qain-
Mrd, H. W gillespie c: Fitzhugh, ,; A: Lowry, C. l.
A G. Van zandt " schondorE Leggett c. g. Colgate,
N we;n,ore Jr, H. r. Prall Mrs Wooster, New York
sehui 1'1 Kc sM y,e aossra r.nnsyi1aaia F.
Leland }. r. Lee, G. II. X: sturgs j. b. Waterbury s.
b;. ss h MasS1nssn sna 4 Rn
bar,sop District of Columbia S. H. Freedman, ). Sweet
California.
Among the arrivals by the last steamer the SOUTH
SAYS the Pc Herald, Of the 10Th ut, Madame
IHelr Who after visiting Lima ard gay uil with the
ebjev proceeding to the Amazon and down that river
Rra. has been induced to give mp ths trip owing to
the very rnseted state Of ecountry and the rsk at
tending travelling in the interior Madame p leaves
here Saturday for the United States, previous TO re-
tuning to her native country he has since arrived at
New Vriesns.l
Lafayette s. Poster resigned his post Speaker OF the
Connecticut House of Representatives the 9Th inst on
OF his having been elected to the u. Senate.
Eenick, Of Waterbury, elected la bis place,
receiving .I3 votes 100 John Cotton smith, u
Sharon
The following names recorder Giipin's Ex-
change reaiHg room, 81 liz .hange, Wall street. yeser
day;-A. Fullerton, Esq, savannah, Ca. G. Lubbren,
Hamburg; j. Bleinwhayer, San Francifco; VIM Graves,
petrcit X. Usber, Louisville Judge O'Neal South Caro-
ina =. Kahmann, San Francisco; GustaveE. Burchard,
Rheims, Champagne.
Miss C.ss worrsl vocalist from The Royal Academy
OF husie lsnon arrived ia this city yesterday and il
a. the tlartudon
Hor. h .whitridge, South Carolina; g. Grover, o. S.
Army: apt. Davis, ship Union Mai II. 5. Tanner. u. s.
Army Ii. IT, Bridge, President Pacific RaIoaa st Louis
sna lGu others arrived yesterday at the Metropolitan
Hotel.
Hon. g. A. simmons. Vermont; Judge O'Niel. South
Carolina; Dr. winslow Pier~e. san Francisco Col J. X.
Irving. 10. Judge Leavi; Boston; Rev. X. Burwell,
North saro,na among the arrivals the Irving
House yesterday.
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
r.ss s % s:a an" na. Mr..
Reed child Miss Moue and ersat Mr. aud Mrs Ken,
s:ss amt esd ..s
ssss ss si @ e,;.:r II Msss u s sss ss'
A,;s Moore NJ stephens. M; s.sps:s. Master
w: 'sa.s :si!S 3.
s James Cameron Henry Gale asssy sis@
VIM %' as T G.s. sis sssi;'
ii,sfss. Capt conE, May. sg.x., oumss n, ana
Dr. FsI ;'st; 1:ss ss as
ses scKssSS MS ws.
9 ssmer oilos .nd ssrysnt. sehn nuFn Mr. aa.al Mr.
mss AZ s- WIN as
IL nSs Home Mr. ne% Ms...s msms S Nj. s sai
Ben ko a. w sifps.' cs, "..s Mg',: b..
H.cArspther, Uslther Marhei July, ADD Mise Sal
Prom Savannah in the steamship Knoxville Miss N
Sh,II.on x,sE shsnr'.n Mr.. L..eouss Me-
Miss Mcintosh Mics ks Mrs Ihayer Mrs Banks Mics
sss .ss r.. ass h Mr. I'm M l Ar sa ma ss
I.ly, Nichols, two children ssd servant Sehn ssoi.
isrd lady and tvs children, asd four s-yaas Mrs
Eish,sh and .hili Amss Darts; Hsisey, Charles A
a sharpe. W kevitt Wilmot. W CHI Rcbsra NAY,
lsius Teft, A Babcook Rev KWfus Y WHITE, Charles
Bynnston Rose. Acrlsni Capt sLriae aud tairty-
fcar In the steeraes.
From Grsenoek In steamship Clyde M Forsyth, ncs
B1rk Bufk Stewart w Bredia, Uusworth, "
WI: 40 .ss am s,;. Sa. so;,1
mono, Cross. Miss MoGowAn, II Decor and lady.
sronl london in ship Ocean Quesn-D Dung aud iady,
Nss teuBg, Mise Bynenttv Blonde aud children,
MRS xacsy, Portman aud lady; Price " D Wing,
Bakley j Parsons, Nosbray. u Holmes lady aud two
children Miss Neabrsy Buss, lady servant and eight
ehfie 60, @ Rssseil Uiar'geue, Adams, Shsphsra
Dr Hotns.
Prom Canton in ship Fiyawa.-w Lewis, lady. child
aud servant: Rev DIR Hall, lady aud sou.
Iron Liverpool, Ia ship Hus.ss-Ar Nompson, Miss
priEg. .
t<-lok and 10 nifty.
Prom Hsrbor Island In sohr II Cear-cApt Mcoer-,
J ,'srkins. and eleven sesmen Of ship Kemittspce
r.om jacksonville In brig Timothy Cresbykrs Barker.
Trs nl In n hr al Il II