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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-29

LAYING CoSsEa STONE HososES.-The ceremonies &C
laying the corner stone Of the Dutch Reformed
church In course Of construction Hudson street be-
tween Fifth and sixth streets Hoboken took place
Monday afe, Noon, The introductory prayer made
bv the Rev. r. D. Van Cecf followed by historical ad
dress BY the Rev. ur Scott who concluded with dcdi.
catory prayer. The ceremony OF derositng the
then took place the Rev. Dr. De Witt officiating. A
brief address then delivered by tho Rev Mr. abOrn
the Ieyc KY sung by tho congregation after which the
b.nedc:.or pronounced by tito pastor tho cv. Dr.
arker lhe box which deposited in the stone con-
tanned The follow ing article-Hitor of the church.
stitutiop the church records OF the General
tcular Synod Report OF the Board Of Domestic Missions
and pies Of tie New York daily papers and tho various
religious newspapers The edhce T. TO be Of brick quite
rain in style and viii be ffty-,hrce by ninesy fee. in
The clear With tower leo feei high The cost inslud
inv the o will to S13 00o Of which 90 500 has elready
been subscribed By the congregation The church yet
young but has thirty nemocrs, and an average atcnd
ance upon worship Of about one hundred.
1rpctAnY-osf OF TIN BURGLARS CAvesu.-on Sunday
morning as ofcer Smith, Of Jersey City passing
through Mercer street. he dcove led suspicious looking
character standing the s.oor Of Mr. James Felers
residence. Upon hi approaching the man gaze whis
lie and soon after two came out Of the door
IN their stocking feet, when all three ran of smith
gave tho chase and succeeded in cap;ui inc one o them
and placed Lin ia charge u officer Gcy nj the ferry
and started in search OF the Others hat was no more
thar ont "a sigh, when the fascai got awnv from ,iey
and nea Unfortunately for h,m however In ii. 6igh,
10 arap crossed the patti Of ofger smith Who beroicai-
n arrested him the -erond time after hard n and
severe trssie and this time 10 make sure Of him. he
took him 90 The cellr lir'ei The other two ESCAPED.
The ti lar yesterday brought before Justice hrdi-
ne, and after examination committed for trial.
lie gave his Charles Van Cot and said he was
resident II New lork.
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). E. BAKER, Fire Marshal.
MAYORS OrYIrE,
WV YORK, Aug. rs, 1855.
City Intelligence.

NEW YORK PRISON ASSOCIATION.
The Executive Committee Of the above named Society
held their regular meeting In their ROOM 10 Clinton
Hail. As,or place, on Monday evening, at 8 O'Clock.
H. N. Ravens Esq, in the Chair. Present Messrs.
Gilman, keyser, Macomber and Cutter.
The minutes Of the last meeting read and ap-
proved.
From the diary of the agents 1t appears the following
have been their operations during the last monh34
visited in city PRISONS these repOved
cautioned encouraged there respective cases seem
ed 10 require, 107 complaints carefully examined some
adv &c of agent discontinued others aided AZ per-
had been discharged from custody on their recon-
eDdaon mot OF these old oifendersO 70 dis
charged prisoners had received assistance In money;
from State prisons and pententiari were pro-
ceived supply Of suitable clothes. Donations in money
clothing win at a times BIO gratefully acknowledged
may be made 10 the financial agent, at the Office 15
Centre street corner Chambers.
ArcrDEsT.-W am Scott, errand boy employed at %
Spruce street. while playing With tall rope at that place
Monday noon Eel! thrown down three stories
In cpg a.cwsy 10 the cellar below His skull
fractured ard lie hesn-e severely injured where
upon lie convey ed to the hospital His injuries may
prove fatal.
LIRE IN DUANE STTJTT-Tho alarm Of FIRE last night in
the Seventh district at about o'clock, caused by
the setting ere tow in fifth story room in the
tenement house, OF 10 Duane street. IL seems
that man named George Glroy, the occupant of the
room. making brushes with this tow and carelassiy
left lighted candle standing upon chair next pile {
it, and while absrnt from the the candle fell anu
set the tow FIRE. TIN his return the alarm given
gushed About dollars damage done TO the tow,
damage 10 the bu ilding
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Correspondence Of the New Orleans licayune.]
dated Fort Mcintosh, July 81, says:-
Since my last have had lively times about this part
Of the country Our troublesome friends the redskins
quiet at the present time but how long they will
main r hard say. Two hundred and SIXTY four
cruts arr ed here the 18th inst under the command
of Capt r. Marcy and Lieut.. Freeman, 9th infantry,
from Fort Columbus, New York. They have been dis
trbuted sbout as Acknowledgements Of Mounted Rae-
men, sixty the four companies of the 5h infantry Mt
this post twenty ve the five companies of the 5th in
der to the 9th infantry at Fort Davis Those for the LIST
and 9th regiments OF infantry left here the 9th inst
under the command of Lieut. Edison, Mounted Rhemen,
and Lieut. f. Fl eemnn 5th infantry, for their posts.
lew soldiers Of this command have deserted and have
oined the fibnsers They have rendezvous in little
town opposite Laredo where they beat their revee tat
too &c We do, regular and judging from the noise
they make, would readily suppose here was small
army assembled for the purpose ofnvadng our peaceful
and happy land They are daily increasing
all well armed deeply regret TO announce TO you that
our beloved commanding officer, Col w w. loring,
Mounted Rifemen T. S. Army when in the act of step
ping from bis carriage the 2cth Instant fell breaking
his right and otherwise injuring nina casualty
that is deeply deporcd by all especially Mt this
particular tne when hs services and wise counsel are
his right he will be almost powerless having been
deprived OF his left during the Mexican war; at the head
OF his regiment also deeply regret to announce to
the horrible murder Of Lieut. John Williams, LIST Dra-
goons By private Dunn, Company G. Regiment Mounted
kiHencn, st Fort laws, the Both u The Lieutenant
shot three times each ball taking effect one In the
shoulder and two ia the head, causing instant death.
Lieut., Williams was uament 10 the SERVICE good
and faithful soldier and had his way step by step
from private soldier to the rank Of I'd lieutenant Com
pany g, Mounted Rdemen, under command Of Captain
fhett viii arrive here the I'd prox., from The Iimpa,
where they have been In pursuit Of Apache and Musc0ea
Indians. Company c. r. N. r., under command Of Bre-
fen sok IS though they had had hard times and plenty
TO do,
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After transacting considerable local business, the
beard adjourned.
AN A77TMiT BREAK Our or JAii.-A bold attemp!
made by four prisoners to break out Of the county Jail
on Sunday afternoon, led by prisoner John Turner,
who marie his escsrc from officer while g .ag from
tie Jail 10 the Court Of Sessions, time ago. to be
tried charge burglary, being concerned in robbery
in Grand street, Williamsburg, in September last and
for witch his two comrades were sent 10 Sing Sing ten
ycars each. Turner re-arrested about one month
ago in New York by officer Donncl of the Fourteenth
ward, who received pistol shot from Turner before he
was captured. Turner and n named VIM PITT. also
a burglar we're in che cell together, and By
lugner managed to lile an iron BAR
about ~" feet hpg, cut Q, h,s window,
FIT then went so another CELL where ,wp heyes, named
John jackson and Frank smith, we.e confined. They
Iiod tic lick Of the door ami went in. The four then
made ny plan to make their escaie which vas over
beard hy prisoner James Cgiiby, who had the priv
he found that /, he intention Of The four remain
in the cell until The assistant keeper silas A. fott,
w"ud come IN 10 rec hat they we're all ff The
night, when .hey would rush out upon him AMI KNOCK
him dcwn with the bar of iron and take he keys from
him ard open the door that leads keepers room
apd II they found anybody there to knock Them down,
AM, then unlock tie door that esd into The street and
make their escape After Oglby had heard the plaza he
projected down st rs to the loves flight, and told lot;
to be careful how he went in. aud told him about the
plan that laid FOX him. IL appears there were
other keepers about that day except Mr. Lott aud an
ostler raned james thompson. 1he Keeper then sent
out for q neghtor, no came in. Thompson sta.
tit ned al tie door with musket while Lott I'D the
ether man (boh armed with pstos) walked up ne
the CELL when the door shut and bolt showed
in which secured he busg glars al in enc cell alter
which .Lcy ula ced in apar nents Had
not for This prisoner overearing he
no doub. the keepers would have been killed. and the
prisoners have made ,hcir escape.
HchHhkY. house Of Mr. Bennett III Fulton street,
robbed by the servant gill yesterday of number Of
silk dresses and Other articles with which she made her
escape without being detected.
.rppFS IFArB.--Coroncr Reddng had post norton
examination held the body Of Mary Loughiin, at 80
Atlantic street who had did suddenly yesterday
ing An inquest was held and verdictied Of aneuris
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Personal Intelligence.

]. Knox Walker, Esq Private Secretary of President
Polk, during his administration, is in town.
Miss Murray, Of England, is at the New York Hotel
She was Maid Of Honor of Queen Victoria.
Mr. Recorder Smith has just returned tothe city much
improved in health by months stay in the country
and will olen the Court of Sessions the first Monday
in September.
The Providence journal learns that the Rev. DR.. Sears
has accepted the Presidency Of Brown University, and
will enter upon the performance of the duties Of the
Office at the commencement Of the ensuing term, which
will be early in September.
The Philadelphia Pensylrdnian of the 2Sth nst says
that the friends of Commodore Stewart much ala
edsby report which reached city Saturday
ing last stating that he had fallen from tree and
seriously injured We are informed by friend OF the
Commodore, who has just returned from his farm that
he not seriously injured but much stunned by the
fall No limbs broken, and he is doing well as
his friends could WISH under the direction Of his medical
adviser.
ARRIVALS.
Al st. Nicholas Hoe-Hon. H. Baldwin syracgse Judge
IT son,ale Chester p g; Dr. hinkle, Baltimore; r. B
Louisiana
A. the Aston Heuserssm $. Clements, rhlaaepha; Gen
s%af% aits ssRsF
tom H. p sS hG1anA Geo s Tsng hCussna r
Fmpen rey AlSsn S; s Bssss Sany
e Capt AiPsy
mander RnEsod, i. s. N.
AT, the Irving mouse-Hcn Stephen Glars Albany Hon
fro pay H. coms1oei WRshnson "
the Smithsonian House, Winter, Philadelphia Prof
& g. % Ms%pS
W. Bush Coopersown; JAS. Gordon Virginia; ]. Drake
Hartford; John Engsbury, Browns Universally; j. j. Mason
Auburn, Ala: M. Wilkins South Carolna H. Dnvre Deme
rsra, W: L.; Rev. L. S. Lane s. Hyland illinois, Hon. L.
March Louisiana.
From Savannah IN steamship AlabamaI1 Alderman Jns
Doe Chester ticodsel Cozern, Heard, 5 FAT
Tourney Mr McDe9ros g v A,hnson Field Dr NJ
biEson and lady, Miss 0'nena Hodgkn kim, and lady,
hawes, grannon Richard Wilcox. Jos W McAlpIn,
Morgan, ID Dexter, Bass Geo Morris, Turner,
Ledroith, Hatersham, j Habersham, Hubbard,
Hubbard, Hubbard Newfoundland in the Storage
From Charleston in steamship Marion-Mrs Watts, Miss
Lsne. Miss knowles Mrs Brooks Mrs Capt Inkam, Mrs
Cooper pr Nhaley and lady Spencer and lady. Roll
Car, De Forest, kiclarSs D Lucas, A Hayer
: J. SMALL Sopman : Stores Farns, Buckley, Z
Carr Isenbcre, Richardson, Ihayer, Iaiy, "
Eurd.ge, Mowry, Jr., Dillon, JAS McLesh, l. Fak,
Davies, Wnyied, A Beise, Solomans, W Adams
J NJ Gardner and II In he siecrase.
From Liverpool in ship Dreadnaught-Mr John McGrorty
vie and child Luke Mcconnell Edward Kershaw William
Keen and vile, Phillip Davidson, Andrew Low Miss Ann
smith, ID Wolf
From Shapghae. In shin Vapcouyer--H Floyd.
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thot ght Massachusetts, politically occupied peculiar
POSITION but nevertheless In her school system abe
all right The history Of Massachusetts, Il history
Of schools history Of edncation In fact she Ia always
among the first In advancing In human progress. He
woud not asy any more because he thought the little
Tho Rev. Mr.. ALLEN, Superintendent Of Schools in
Rhode Island the next gentleman who took the floor
He said the State Of Rhode Island appropriated about
80 600 for distribution among the different for
public educational purposes. She does much any
other state in the Union in proportion to the population
and in proportion TO her wealth.
The Rev. Mr.. FIRRooE next answered in behalf Of the
State Of Connecticut. He said the system Of public
school education In that State most encouraging
I the land Of steady habits and this because
the people were firm and hard to move, but when they
do move they forward-hey seldom 60 backward The
people OF Ccnnec'icu ahead Of legislation.
Mr. H. H. RANDALL answered for the State Of New York.
after which the meeting adjourned
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AN Ex,MKxBxs OF CONGRESS INDICTED FOR AS

AN Ex.MKxBRR OF CONGRESS- INDICTED FOR AS
aAUlf AND BA11HY-ScyNE ON A PLANK RoAp-Rossvnix,
August 2s5Ibis beautiful little town situated on .ne
cited BY occurrence the road, In which Henry
seaman, CT member Of Congress-, and formerly dry
part The causes that led 10 the unpleasant affair
as foows-1he Legislature Of the state appears in
corporated plank road turnpike, running from the
ran through the property Of Seaman Although great
convenience to the people Of the ncighborhood, and
much used, did nst pay expenses was at length
eessop q The Legislature the charter By application Of
those interested repealed and the company took
the paanks and sold them Mr.. Seaman considered that
charer and ~ the road left In bad condition he
closed II up and put notice to that effect HIS
neishbors, II would seem, did not think he had
s,oa h' osn,.sns ana IN the eour Among
those who were opposed TO the cause Of Mr.. sea
man was Mr.. Edward Banker, ship chandler, of No.
40 South street New York HIS grounds open upon p ne
hidden the former TO go upon the road under penalty
for tvesrass The warning, however was UNDECIDED aud
on Friday, the nth 'ns MT bnnksr' accompanied oy
the read at this time Mr. Seaman and nus farm aoorers
cutting hay and the carriage Of Mr. Banker was seen
proceeding slong the road in defiance OF 'he former,
ol nienle excitement shortly afer ensued Sea
man came up with his men, and seized me carriage
The woman aud children screamed and all jumped feom
the vehicle One Of the Irshmcn report says, crowded
upon Mr. Ienkers leg And someyat uised It. ami the
CID gentleman became that he nearly out
81 bis mind sesman's fa-ts ned chain 10 the
back Of the carriage, and with the aid Of couple Of
Dxen dragged u backwards out the Vanderbilt road
breaking both OF ,nc whinetre,s from the horses. On
the Saturday night following his occurrence Mr. Banker
was served with Sc errl wr for trespass the road
Next Tuesday or "wednesday succeeding believe Mr.
Panksr, applied 10 the Grand Jury OF hi hmond made
statement Of his and had Seaman indicted os
sault and battery Mr. Seaman, u course gave bail for
his appearance court thus the matter stands at
prefent.-Etvnino Pos
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WNIian,ss,-os. City News.

HoNyaooS TAPs.-patrick Waley a resident Of Nor n
finh street r. -, wa nctred good booking youny
woman On Friday lac. sunday evening he csugh.
promenading the streets with former suffer toe
the matter alo his ow haid .anl alictel essti5Aon
upon Tie tfunnt vile, for which he Monday
% Tie count. jail or I've days.
CAsP Mr1nSa--A camp meeting q colored people we
con menced al Acw'owr Queens county on SATURDAY
ana Is 10 c,n,iuoe until Wedno,d-y Of this week.
IsrTSupANtr.-on Monday morning three persons ar
estcd in tie Fifth police district were brought before
Justice JACOBS and sent TO the county Jail
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Port OF New York, August 20. 1855,
CLEARED.

CLEARED
ship Constellation Allen Lyerpool-C Carew.
1rans rsm s I nssassn S
Bark samos' Basiord, Lisbon-W Lancaster.
l s asys sem & Gsnss 60
s,Sns
S SIX s Ma ass ss.'Ana
sssr %' bs ssseS Mathews
schr n rarmlcc, Farrow, washngton-Barncs Ruddc-
schr Pearl Brown, Phiadepha--Jas Hand.
ARRIVED
snd % M,s 90 with
Bsueras ehi exchanged signals with steamship Florida,
steamship MaSlSa Eqscr Charleston Win msc and
sss .s
eyehsrfed signals S WIN brig y bee, bound 8
LIZ Ssys yum j1 Low w, Bros T.
lon spcss ass'S SSs.srs sSSn
% day ron saies,a s sos crossed She Egnaor Aug
wick om Densrars for Cork 2h st 81 q Ion IS IS spoke
shp Vancouver tof Boson) jenkins shanghai april q,
passed Anjier Junes with teas silks &C, to u IA.
shr 1rsaensush. (eppsr, samucA, Liverpool ivy 81,
nib lieveila non. IIane OH TAI 20 q, IS ship
Shs,S on S" N fafs ss r. sw sf
ne wiIla 1e hs,ss ,oT HsTe d boarded sssr
Ion 10 ssnszed shp Tuscarora from Liverpool Pha
dephs s5h lat ~ IS Ion ca is, gnezed SHIP sils Green
man, bound west,
slt Escort Coi Bah), Miller, Liverpool July ~ with misc
10 Philips Had heavy westerly gries 10 the Banks,
aud light winds and cans from irence 10 Sandy HOOK;
rieuced ~ hours lair wind entire plot
from the boat Moses Grnnell 80 miles from The Hook; Aug
a. lat 40 o. Ion 81 large ship standing r. with loss
jbboom and al three .opgalant mas had painted
deeply isden and had topgash sail sci io toretosal;
9TH ia S. Ion 3t large SHIPS lower with rigging
attached broke close by the deck masthead PAINTED white aud
IN, mast brs was built and apparently OF pitch pine;
standing w; llth lat AZ, Ion 49, rgnaxed ship Venice OF
fortmou,n NIL steering II ih on Sable leland, ignai,ei
hip Lyon andnp Fl 22d lat ~ lon " passeu seam
ship NE Ios line, saneg che Baltic, hence for Liver
uodD; csb Nantucket south Shoals passed an Ar steamer
standing r..
Lark Inland ~ rem) Henk Bremen, r. deya in ballast and
2fl Meyer Sucker
big Ian sos forfmou,h), Yorf, savannah. Arg ID
with ship timber 10 Boeart. 2h inst. Josiah Townscnt
nrs, OF Now dorsey, died OF fcyer some q c
crew D. prcstni sic~ win ever.
Brig susa to Hoson) Roe Chcrryhed, days, wi lun
Bris indusiry bradbury, Machas, with uober Rrs
scr Alma C3r) waycoii 8, Georges. Nh DAYS. with 81,
slr Alice May. smi n, virginia.
sth Coli mtln, Ciark, Nhei a.
S,br " II Eusan, Sprag' Virginia.
sehr Scua or, Wilson, Virginia.
rev Poccmoke Wi.ts, Virginia.
sthr Saran Brewer, 1 ierFon, Georgetown, z daws
stbr Cortulo Rowland, Philadelphia.
schr tariien Jayne, Tyler, Philadelphia,
! schr Ellen Mar, Tucker Philadelphia.
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PmApuymA Aug .s-repor,ed by {. n'Inyiniers-
RYa Board-t2 eco City Gas 6'e, b5 g2i 100 City PR
e's, VI; 1000 do RR el 400 do, b. el1s 900 do plsl
800 a. b s1x 800 Iebns 81, s7sl; 200 Harrisburg
kR "a 80, cash, 6Sh 100 abs Reading Xix, a. 100 do
b6vn Tint, 4s; 200 do, 10, All 100 do Mord Canal
casn 40 Tide Jenna RI, cash, 4sif 80 do Wasans-
ton City Gas, ny l. do MineDl Scrip COZ 20 do Cal.
loway Mining Co %, 2l2 DO GlIard BenL. 12ls. Btlco
Boar1-S4co enra 80, cash. s7A 800 shs Tong Island
RR, ., lSk los do Wilmington RR 2IIa 100 10 Read.
ing kE, b, 49, Sacrf Bourd-fl 600 Camden and Am
RR %, -, daye e4A 10 COO Washington Co o. &c \
700 Cty Gas 6s elk 200 do bS g2t 400 shs Reading
RR Is, 47k 100 d. u, 100 d. MORT, Canal 1874, "A
20 Union Canal, 80, ivh do, days lo%; do Nine.
bill Scrip, 20k do ienna RR, 46&, do, * rs do
City Bank, e6h; do, 25A do Bank y North America
.e0. II do western Bank T6 .tftr loari-,l leh,oh
a. 10 coy; 600 Jenna 6s, 81; 800 do, sa sos CIV
Va, e zoo shs Reading RI Az; 100 20 s5vn s7A 100
d., TX; 100 do, an ~ do renn's ris a., Mario,
ds4l.
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brooklyn CITY News.

IFE BOARD SUPERVISORS meeting Of the Board
Of Supervisors he'd ut the County JAIL yesterday after.
neon the Special Committee to whom was referred
the communication OF The Brooklyn City Railroad Com
pany asking to be exempted from paying tax on the per-
sonal proper ty of the company the year 1885,
count Of not making cent the capital stock re-
ported in favor Of exemption and the report was
adopted.
lLe same committee reported in favor of exemp'Ing the
Fa nes' and Citizens Bank and the Mech nio' Bank Of
Williamsburg from taxation personal property-they
not having made prof, Of PER cent ON the capital
stock invested. The report was adopted.
TIE CLSsus MARsHhIs.Thei committee, on account TO
whom referred the bills Of the Census Marshals,
port hat they do think the Board Of Supervisors
have any authority 70 pay for more than twenty-five
days services
Supern, endent Allen offered the following resolution,
which was passed -
Resolved That this Board has power TO pay the Census
MaIshas Reasonable compensation for their services,
and that without reference TO the time named in the act;
that those b be referred back TO the Committee on Ac-
counts 10 repcr upon the same and that the Marshals
have an opportunity to appear before the committee
A communication recoi, cd from the County Trea.
surer giving statement of all the bonds aud
and moneys held by him. consisting as follows -
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THE PrRx IN CHATHAM ef1xEr.
correspondence between Mayor "
F. Baker, the Fire Marshal, sufficiently


THE FrRI IN CHATHAM 6FRxET.
The following correspondence between Mayor Wood and
Mr.. A. f. Baker, the Fire Marshal sufcienty explains
itself -
FmB MARsHAL's OYYIcx,
NEW YORK, Aug. Is, 1855.
IKsE sn-,n the Of my investigation into the
origin Of the late calsmitous Are at No So Chatham
street, am credhly informed that attempts have been
made by interested parties 70 intindate certain wit
nesses from tes'ifyng in the case. Any measure you
could suggest In the matter 70 insure the ends Of public
justice by causing the truth TO he elected would be duly
appreciated. Yours, respectfully,
A. Z. BAKER, Fire Marshal.
MAYORS OpTIrT, !
NEw York, Aug. 70, 1855.
ALFRED i. BaRTR, Fire Marshal -
lear SHIN reply 10 your letter Of this date stating
tina, attempts have been made inmidate certain Wit
from tcstying in undergoing investi-
gsicn by you The Fire Marshal and asking whether
cap suggest any to insure the ends Of justice
have to say that shall hesitate TO adopt very sum-
mary and severe measures in any of the kind
brought to my notice. Any attempt 20 intmidste wit
ness j. like tie rutoination OF perjury, which IL
punishable by impi onment in the State prison. Kest
assured that every witness shall be protected from
sauh inmidaion who tells the truth In the matter
under nves gation by YOU relating to the origin of
the 6re In Chatham street 80 which YOU refer Yours
respectfully, FERNANDO WOOD, Mayor
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Police Intelligence.


ARRESTS FOR fNTOX1CAT1ON YESTERDAY,
There AZ arrests for drunkenness yesterday in the
city, as follows -
First district Police Court Justice Connolly .....17
second do. do. Justice Pearcy. .........2 -
Third do. do Justico Brennan. ..,..,.
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.


". U.
Star OF the West New York San Juan. Sept
STEAMERS TO AND FROM HAVANA.
IsARE-from Charleston 10Th 4h, due Havana 21i
and h From Havana 10th and 18th due New York l7h
and LIST.
ChtscEST CIrY-From New York ID arriving at Havana 9Th
Orleans lUth. From Orleans 2Oth
due at New York cSh.
EsrRE Cry New GRAsADA-From New York 18th, ar
irving ri Havana I'D and New 18th From New Or
leans 9th, Havana 9Th, due At New York 18Th
BLACK WAREIoR-From New York 9Th arriving Havana
1h and New Orleans llh From New Orleans 18th, Havana
9Th, due al New York al.
csrAwrA-From New York 18th, arriving Havana 3oh
and New Orleans I'd. From New Orleans Yin, Havana 18th
due al New York nth