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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-23

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-23

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-23
A PrR1Lous BALLOON AsoKssros-The Rich

A PERILOUs BALLOON AsoKNsrON-The Rich
mond Dap1cA gives account Of extraordinary and
from Slash CottsE on the 10th inst Elliott not icing
able at st to get higher thar the tops tees finally
tighten the burhen Of the balloon, says the Depdth
loose his threw that aside He joined the ends
Of the very email cords which hsd been usei to attach
Cords Cthere we're three Of th-m) twenty minutes
before ave ocock bsde the multitude aceu and assend
edrspidly in plight which, for peril and discomfort Il
without parallel In the history Of bAlooning After
being suspende between heaven and earth for about
thirty ave minutes and suffering gre-tly fom the cold
prise found that his valve would not work At all and
that his only Char 70 awst The condensation OF
the the gradual deec~ ut OF the balloon. Fortu
Datey for him this looked for result took place ab
hapast AGE O'Clock, and 1T ten minutes before six Mr.
T. MADE safe descent In NJ Henry VOUCHERS plouehed
Geld, about two miles east of the city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-23
MARYLAND Coal TRADE.-The prospects of large

MARYLAND Coal TRADE.-The prospects Of large
shipments Of coal brighter than the, have been
for some time past The recent heavy rains have AZ
foIded supply of water, and conseq
the canal s In excellent order Of which the
coal companies will doubt avail Themselves end
the tesson advancing IL reasonable to suppose they
win end - much to market possible For the week
ending Satui day, the IA October there carried
the Cumberland Coal and Iron Co - railroad OIL
tons, and the Mount ssvage Iron Company's
r, urosd l,64l tons. mailing in the whole from the
Fosburg region for the week oil tons for thu
season 1854 4s2 10 tons The same time there
transported the Georges Creek Coal and Iron Com
i50ll tons Total the hole region for the week
Is 1858 Is tons, Of which 843 o. descended the
Chesapeake and Ohio canal in twenty three boats, and
l152614 tons emit to market the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Since the lst Of January 1854 43 sl2 10
tens sent to market 884 1856 IL tons Of which
and ia, 1876 16 tons dercended the canA-Cumberand
Ainer's journal, Oct. 90
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-23

DIRKRs II he police cf Albany have received
pi,aton from 6uffslo, statrg that murder had peeo
committed in CaDsda that the persons charged with
the perp4traton Of the crime left city the
train on Thuyscay. for the East The party consisted Of
Ave when they ef that city and thus descroe By
telegraph NO l. named Townsend, Ave feet rine
inches beh white cloth cap black under
coat, Bgot hair Is teenty-Mv years OF ego. No Ave
feet inchee high rough gray overcast round face
sandy hair swed neck 70 years Of sgs and belonged
to Psntlsnd's circus No g. i've feet six iuches high
twenty years Of sge dark complexion, over
coat No T. i've feet six inches high, thirty years Of
sge blue end gray brsid overcoat CATER boots
hair Ozark pspa No 8, hands marked with blue, light
plaid pants, light complexion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-23

At st Johns Church, Wednesday, October H. By
the Rev Weston EDWARD J. AMIN to CHARLorrx .
daughter Of Nathan A. Rogers, all of this city
Rev Jersey papers please copy.
In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, october 10, by the Rev
DR.. Lewis, THOMAS IocKTT TO Miss AMKA FRANCES Hal
IxCK, both Of that city.
On tuesday October II, at Elm Lawn, wiscasset Ne
BY Rev Mr. Ralksm, DR. TUCKER, Of Gardiner TO
Mis- EMILY W., and Capt WILLIAM B HILTON of New
Yoyf TO Miss MARY F. daughter Of Hon. franklin Clark
IF Wiscassaf '
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Cs,rr IN AIbAxY.-Tbe following is,a statement

Of the arrests OF persons charges With criminal Offences
made by the police of AlbsDy from hs nrst Of January
to the nrst Of 1874 Assault and battery orc
on tfHcers So with deadly weapons, s. with intent TO
rob with intent 10 rspes abacdcnirg infant chiid,
Of the peace 479 burglary, SO embsssismsnt, false
pretepcts Is forgery, a. grsnc larceny, ~ incest,
Q intoxca ion, ga teepiDg cisorderly house. "a ;
cepy, S27 rare, receiving stosn gocds, II riot aud
snrsy o. robhsry 8 seduction, suspicion OF muir
violating excite Law. 20 total 1910. This is very
large number Of Arresr for tn period ioclnded snd
dcss that the total number for ths year VIII exec ed
four tboufs nd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-23
THE ARCTIC CALAMITY.


xubLic EXCEPTION OF CAPT LUCE AT fofAkks.
In com liar ca Nth ,he ,are.sed desire Of LARGE
-r~.A.- q - .-., Co.,. r.....u.-
return he appeared seldom In public and il
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' "
70 tns RECEPTION uh wen kno"p Ainoness ana anna 30
manners ava gained or him ths love and rsspoot of all
I'm a.. acouaiatAa With him md M oopa m, r.r,s.
:,
- m ms 'ppo''oin' VI 'e'oehns tnsn consrstuh'
tors 81 his almost cirasuio-s tcsps ~ four o'clock
he in,roapceS 70 tbs s,.. =, 49,, .s.... h.
. 800 ~
twesn ohe s'a 20 hub9fro present. aed In the even
Lg al eignt O'clock the se l.msn la crowds to
psy him heir rrh,s. bs rsc ,o, TOO. ,l...,r N
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L'e'' 80 "~Aso wien pote w iohS"ins inscrip-
toms
Q Q Q : .
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DOE GIVE rP TIE chip o
LEI Ihk PAssENSES 90 IN fhk BoATs-THE ships o
fs1E Is Mss o
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reflections TO CaptsIu luce VOID sh % his 500 al
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= 80
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" 80
commute A.oieSseo zoe 'o'np'os as ioio@s:
lkio" sibANs-ihlS = ~ h'st oppo't untty which
GEE i,es wen = - - ~ -, ,,ps : . 49,. p,u ~.
called upan Csptaiu I've 80 a.6- SHOWN ynur she
Ne exp tshed hlmstl s'ss' e.laci AZ he nd -ym.
in..yyr,,, si,.n, 49, ~ "ae = sne 70 o
his return tie sIin. = t.e mot .eon, manaer to
TIE S'noneSs Which had neeu ra.1i ~ y,u ia his
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-23
The ARCTIC COULD HAVE BEEN SAVED
BY RUNNING BACKWARD.
TO THE EDITOR OF rHE HERALD.

TO THE EDITOR Of rHE HERALD.
expect sitter nsa 20 fs described the sscen
tries used on the Collins nps ogoesr would dou
the facility Of ms sly and with
the same going ahead l. Is evident the
Now world les "a ecgis.er ~ao Goes MT know what
''revolving ecesDric' is--below is tho proof
u ", H ry ftteot, BIZ ooklyn.
have read the ststem.nts OF N In the HERALD:
they are true. The engines o the Collins ships can be
reversed iBstsnt ~hout nookos and ~ors ,he Same
back ard forwar J n HDAPSOy
Late Chief kogirser U. 8 mail steamer Pacific.
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Jersey City news.

DESTROYING THE Run BUSINESS The temperance pco
ple taken mp the matter Of rosecuing the unl
censed rumssllers Of Jersey CITY, and from present up
sarsLoes they viii succeed In closing mp nearly every
pla.e where rum Is dealt During the fs~ past days
steven complaints have been entered before the
Recor er, and trials are going daily John Smith,
Keeper Of the Hive Ia Ne avenue, was found
guilty Of eve t,ersnt inoicmsn.s for selling hquo
without license, sDd lined Sll7 90 and 10 default OF
payment iocs 10 Ia the hive .t Bergen PAtric
Martin found guilty spd ened $40 AMI oyss.
sssphea hieDeJ, fouud guilty, and committed to the
VIM. KDs, found guilty on too charges, and ansd 90
Robert Nadisas found guilty and fined $40 and costs
Otto Meyer, fourc gully on two sh.rses, and fined
The hooper Of the weaver's Arms" was brought MP
Tor trial -four charges On the h 6osd $40,
End the trial ~ the ether cases va. postponed
The siai Of thu eeven huud-es mp,sins viii necss
paxily occupy wseks but altes,y est good has
been aocrm iisbed = number o. he rammsries have
been cnsed 1.-THE t~epays having become sarmedl and
che words sIo Let" poe 20 70 oors
Yesterday rot = s,bgs DR. lpken person ". seen 10
She Streets spd rate any hould BE- csash
Oomine cut at gr ege the ea-. iatoxicstsd would
- srressed and locked mp ~ ~.toess
There but two places licensed TO cell liquor, and
Chose ere hctele
FATAL ACCIDENT The Corpner held an inquest on ga
kurcsy On the body ~ csrpeotsr lanes Nelson wh
eSideA An South sehta street who killed day
rsvioas While ~ house la Gsaad strsst, by
. stick Of timer which accidentally fell and struck
him On the heed.
khe engine houss Of Engine Company No 10 Michigan
Etxest The Are extiDgusbe0 witt out very srcs'
damage 70 the bulldog The engine slightly SEQ CHI
-. Mr.. Bscc. ings grccsry sdjoiniog was dauaxed
ahs Hudson County Mutual I. surance Company
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-23

MELANCHOLY OCCURRENCE Four MEN DROWNED.
1t will be remembered that durog tbs gale of week BE-
fore last the schooner Rosnohe, Capt Jsms Kilbght
port egcn for lumber driven Ashoe
south Of tie river ut that place. At tost time
stated where she has since lain On Saturday towards
dusk the arrival AZ Muskegoa Of the propeller
Foss from "a Ia city. the propeller took in tow yawl
boat containing apt Kbrsht and ak Of mis- with
anchors chains &c 70 repAfr the RoAn,se for the par
pose Of settir her on BY unlucsy accident tho
ya-l capsixed uoder the passage. and the
tam end three OF the hands drorned Capt Kebce
and spcceed In saving the ate and t~o Of the
sai,ors@ Capt was about forty Eve years old orig,
nsy from the north OF Ireland and for four years past
resident ct this city. BIS wife 10 nov OF huskegon
Chicago Journal, Oc. l6
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-23

PHILADFLPBIA. Oct q 4Ps-4rr steau ships O.prsy
!Bi Halifax days Osprey Amos St. John NF sk Days
Delaware Cisrh, York ship Howsdjf Rach Lobdondee
y 50 esss sehrs Bowsrd Wood Grsent sely 90 ssyss
Palermo
bee Gopes New York bari OAK Ryder Bosscn briss New
Era r shester Eastport; Breeze Outerhridge
huco; schrs II Atwood Atwood; BENZ Mf,s Fuller Gen
Butler and W nj H Mitchell Eaton Boston: Curtis hip
ley and Oregon OIeenleaf koxhury; Geo Atkins Wins
more: Milford; Guett ireland, To anton; stesnse
Black Diamond, Stevenson, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-23

LAvrcHED-At Chsrry6eld, 9th inst, from chs yard Of
Messs po n Smith beautiful pper fastened bsrs e
Dc Echspasues, Of Csstne who will also command hsr.
This mabeS Jebn Wesley Fo2.
At the place ard time from the yard Of Nr Amso
Dyer bark Of 800 tons called the Essex Be command
BY CAPS Siiln Ray Of kbridge, aAd owned In part
by q KHAN Co. Bost,n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-23

SYRACUSE AND BNaHAMToN RAILROAD Ju BrrEE.
The Of the completion Of the yracuse and
BiuRbsmton Railroad lpssssd OF very pleasantly A
composed Of nine left syracuse on Wednesday
1t WAS received with enthusiasm at every vilsgs and
road the line At tomer there was pleasant
exhibition Of good feeling II dis ,laye itself In the dis
charge Of cannon and ringing Of church beus gener
ors feast prepared in ths depot the guests
welcomed BY Or PAtter ON. behalf OF the citz.us,
and replied 20 BY T. = Davis, Esq Of syracuse The
Biz ghamton the interest very high. Thursday,
the excursion train ct nrped and tarred at homer and
Cortland long enough to admit OF very sgresa BILE in.
terchapge OF congratulations Not least int esting
incident ct ecmer was the presentation of . magud
cent silver pitcher to william B. Gilbert the eueraetic
and popular superintendent o. the yoad II
inscription: Presented to William Gilbert BY the
ades Of Homer, token Of their OF his
faithful and efficient services superintendent Of the
Syracuse ana Bipghamton Railroad Oct 10 1854"
Mrs Bickek made graceful speech In yassing this gift
into the hands cf its recipient and Mr.. made very
bee mig response On reaching syracuse the guests
found very sumptuous dioner prepared for them at
the st Charles where multitude Of good toasts were
drank ard speeches made. The road Is bui in sub
staDtisi, workmsn)ite manner, and passes through
tslisbuul region rich In soil niusry and enterprise
II the pro'uct OF local energy and dstermin 1T on
long talked co. std matured through slowbus sure pro
cessss.-Albany Evening journal, Oct q.
ELorKvESr.-Mrs. Matilda Saintclair, wife Of Mr.,
Thos Il s~intc. air wilhtsboro, North Carolina
eloped the night Of h, la.h ult with A torrance
atsIntr BY trace, snd sometimes . teacher OF sacred
music ssintcsir ives lying sick in the -heu she
other children at home with her husband he Ia ut
thirty ysers Of age tolraby tall With light colored
ba! Lorancs left rspsc able wife With six children
converted all his effects II TO money just prior TO h de-
rarture He well built will weigh Arout $50 lbs.,
has thick lips and light hair saintci'ir cera are~ati
who wil bring her back. The particulars ere from the
Charlotte Wig
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-23

In The few remsrks made By ms. ~ published in the
BERAID Of the LIST inst headed, "a great public want
srd bow to supply IT," said "mors than half the
silver Of the world Ia dug from Mexican soil" nov
submit figures, disseminating the truth Of that state
ment. oenns the facts from authentic records
adopt the headiny Of the sta emsnt DO the entire
tsbie just It from the authorities that gave the
article to the world, except the running Of ths troy
unrrnd cut In dolIara
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-23

BODIES FoUND-We learn from The Detroy. pa
the llsstea Y X Collins we're recovered on che 18th
nsts MT They were PICKED up from three to ten mes
tt.ov mbeyrthayc. them ~ss ~ body of
Mrs various Of a. nt.sua The stea Pc ri hiss gone
" the scspe Of vrscs havios on boz I'd Captain
Ana engine OF ths Collins which he " .eods TO rais.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-23
Tesesr.paic Marine Reports.

TcIeeraPAlc Marine Reports.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct 2l-Ars ship Hartley. and bark
Yarmouth, Eoston.
BOSTON, Oct PAR shiIs Polar Star, New 0ri.ess
EN- peror Cad,s NAcedc Newcastle. ing; Norma
psIi; siam Manila barks Tedesoo st Kits Justice
y Pbls delph,S Sylph BALTIMORE; Young Turk AsAeae
BupchirariA do: 6rgs John Alfred, Ale LuaY
Atv cod PhiIsdeIphia, Caroline San juan
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-23
Ps~s ~ New Yesh, Ucsoses ~. ssS4,
ARRTyEl

AkREtEb
ship London Hubbard London and Rorsu cuth. Sent n,
With ndse and elS eerase passengers 20 Grae Mnsusn
p.t y ~ ~ lon ~ To- ssshsI gee $751; oh ~. q
Is ion ~ EXCHANGED signals yish shp Mashssn bon i'd
49, died 81 desse OF LeAr l1h Edward Chur el
slip Dee, 81 the es, Hshet Liverpool Sent "a With
md,s and So gs:engs,s 70 orinesn nnssta fCo Oct
Liverpool Oct Benz Butler and shshA v" cent ssansn
ship Jacob Wsstssvsit HeeAlsss Ixvsrpool Sept ls
with ndsS AID yp stssraee passsngssS, 10 Taylr Reh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-23
Wuus.-.H-r~ s,,sv Ne.

MAcKEREL FIsHIsG.-s An arrival at Newburyport
ue the present seasoD ~ regards large mackse lhs
weather has been unct nncnly rough and the prem
lands there nothing latest date Sut bnks"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-23
BunatARy-The store and dwelling house o

BuRatARY-The store and dwelling house o
George c. Waite ~ Union New jersey broken into
sometime between October and 49, while Mr. Waite and
family were absent by forcing tho outer and removing
the Of be inner door, and goods to the amount
of two hundred dollars we're stolen there
from. On Thursday last search warrant was granted
BY Daniel B. strong, Mq and placed in the hands Of Of
bell, and othsrs secured the reighborhoot and found
secreted in the wood pile and dwelling Of Andrew Logan
an Inshnsp, and carpenter by trade some $50 worth
Of the stolen property Logan and his wife were arrest
ed and after examination, comm tilted 10 the Monmouth
county jail fer trial. There alro found upon the
premises white lead, and articles Of hardware
supposed 70 b. the property Of Joseph Lloyd Logan i'd
nit breaking into Wae's store, and would appear from
circumstances that have tSsnspbed, to Be an old offend
or He arrived In this county two yea ego last July
His first wife Scotch woman. by whom he had
ra children, some Of whsm deal, V also he
mother, whom be deferied He has been living With
woman who detected In robbery, and Who with
Logan, put in prison for two years After serving
his time, the latter was taken up for setting Ore TO
MILL and confined in Lancaster Castle for about
year. when he liberated there not beng aHicient
proof 10 convict BIN Logan Is about fifty years old.