The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-23

Hson. she sailed up and down the East river above
Bsashweps Island and down TO the Battery. The boat
BY her best friends Three four ether fast boats were
ssFtsg with her. but she disanced them all 1t is
tAsn the merica On board the Julia during this trial
we're Mr. Waterbury, Mr. Steers, Mr. Charles H. bellvan
corresponding secretary Of the Mechanics Institue Mr.
DIRTY s1kHTs-OnDERs THE CAPTAINS OF Ponnos ny
Ix AAroR-The following genei al order Ia by order Of
Ne Mayer been issued TO the Captains Of Police of the
various yards of the city,
CAPr - - DIsrRIcr-
S..S e ; . to ssnsr. order No
ssssr strictly complie5 With y"u Eli required
Wy should nat be dismsed from tho Department for
Jx,oB wEsrERvELT, Mayor
S esOs, W., " MA IT'S chit Of Police
sa: :sn
tsstb be Of tho public streets seys
T. s NOT ASS been
., ,sso1es By she SER, an. or policeman whc,s du
policemen have snsosads captain
Y Mayor
STREET CoSTRAc1s.-Mr Glasier, the Commissioner of
Streets and Lamps, has contaminated the following
Ss:ts for cleaning the Streets
':'' ,,,, S S,1, 1 District p..,;. Ss rs,.
H.. Patrick Coyle. 7th.... Christian Ager.
sa.:.......A. s Heckrott
districts in future.
aAD ACCIDENT Loss or LIFs-Yesterday about IL NJ,
= Capt Jewett Of the packet ship Hendrick Hudson,
boat, accompanied Mr. VIM Oapter, of his Mates
and the ships carpenter Of the Wall street ferry
boats them, cutting the boat in two and pre-
6pttatiDg all hands into the river Captain Jewett
crowned, the rest, with the boatman Peter, son,
saved Captain Jewett was young man, and formerly
commanded the London liner Southampton and was to
be married on his return from London.
ACCIDENT THE STEAMBOAT JOHN POTTER accident
happened to the steamer John Potter, when on her
sage from Anboy yesterday afternoon which, but for the
olness good management OF the officers might have
been very serious. small hole found in the
81 of the furnaces through which the in the
after boiler quickly disappeared The boiler soon became
heated and set FIRE to the eltng and then
to the board work. burning partly through the deck tim
heas Prompt and efficient means adopted, and the
IRE nearly exiting before the passengers gen.
orally knew that anything was amiss
BRlCKIAyERs' BENEVOLENT PRorDCIvR UEIoN-A meet
Eng Of this association held last evening at No 1856
Spring street Mr. H. Rextrew, President in the chair,
and Robert c. Neil officiating secretary The delegates
appointed at former meeting to attend the National
Trades Union Monday last, reported that they
tat the Trades Union had ORGANIZED and elected the Off
Gers for the ensuing The report adopted, and
after the transaction of business of private
ture the society adjourned
NEW York PHILADELPHIA BY RAuRoAD.-The New
Jersey Railroad and Transportation Company have
changed Their times and fares On and after the 26th
ut and 10 O'Clock A. M. and the ana So p NJ trains
will leave at ~ and O'Clock p NJ The fares to be
ssdueed, which Is as it should be.
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE EUc1KaN socIxry.-The TWEEN.
~ first annual meeting Of this society will be held to-
night In the University, at ~ O'Clock Mr.. A. Oakley
HAIL. of the class of 1874 has consented deliver the
address upon this occasion The Society expect large
audience to night
FRrs Yesterday morning. about O'Clock, fire
broke out in the small frame building formerly occu
pied rs stables, on 10th street, avenue A. The
ing their exertons the building entirely destroyed
Loss $3.50. Belonged to Mr.. Chestermans estate.