The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-03

AND THURSDAY Ny0HTs.-The great comet which saraRs
predicted would appear during the year 1857 was seen
In this city Tuesday night, by an eminent astronomer
connected with learned institutions, and the
result Of his observations will soon be given 10 the pub
lie. - yet only visible with telescope, but - II ID
rapidly approaching The earth, may soon be scan BY
he naked eye. III now about nve degrees eMt Of the
.:s Inewn :: Andr0nsa; and moving sGo:S Ts -
Feb. ~, and the 18th Of March n Newark. j. By
NJ Van Arsdale. was also sean iAst Friday night q
March 27, ..slSi1 1875 rs 81 80
This comet ID known Charles Qu!nt Charles the
Nnh, being during the reign Of that monasch \ was
hS comet yin strile he sersh during he noesh q
June nex and the statement has created great deal Of
TIM cS%ss 'se
public curiosity, and IL approach 70 the earth WIN Be
watched with intense interest
ExrnYnps Hook AxD LADpn COMPANY No. 1, Of sts-
plstou, Staten aland passed the HnnAIp ooe yssss.
DAY with their new truck, and accompanied ~ hns
band TAey number forty-nve - hardy young fellows
- ever manned rope, and win no doubt do good
Woe the hland, shere good truck much needed.
r. Robinson Is foreman and 7: Brown assistant fore.
one and has al the modern improvement. They -,
uted the HlRAID In passing. =
Axo1Hn NYsr1noCs DsAPrsA1ASu.-csp,ainJ James
Gibson. old and well known resident Of Barao, len
the night train between Cleveland and Co.
umbus, since which time nothing has been heard q him
~ his friends although dBgsnt search has been nsds.
n feared that some calamity has befAllon him, Capt
G. about Ave feet I've inches In height rather fcshy,
with gray hair and whhkers and my years Of age. Any
person having heard anything Of him sooe the
18Th uit., win confer . great favor his family aud
friends By communicating the fact 70 G. ii. GIBSON, Baf
ialo, n. T.
ANOTHER STEAMBOAT sunk TUE HrDsoS.- About half.
past Eve O'Clock Wednesday merning The r,esuboss
Buffalo (epgpged BY The owners Of the Newton 10 sssst
raising her) sunk. She had deck load o; she
observed 70 be leaking the night previous, and being
probably neglected heeled taking water into her ports
The load OF casks asssted 70 heel her and SUNK
and hes ct the bottom Of She river TIE Newton.
TIE ISAAC NHwIoy.-Cspt J. g. Bishop, from she DER
rick says that The Newton has mot altered she
nrss sunk. The two boilers are taken or end
on the derrick, and the intention 10 raise hsr
un o. she is which viii be shortly. There report
circulated yesterday that her dome, valued Of $40 ooo
had been CARED Of and that she had sunk ven feet since
saturday The report entirely fAlse a. the dome Wa
thaa not evcn the paint work - cracked Her height
forty feet eighteen Of which 10 in tho water Toe nrst
cabins unpjured not drop Of water having entered
them oaps bishop says that after Isaac Ne ~oo has
been raised the Buffalo can be missed very easily.
hnnART hArIns-sIvr1y FIRsr REGIMENT, AmIncAs
GUARD Tho len wing Of This regiment companies 9, D.
and n, drn this (Friday) evening, 81 the Division
Armory. Companies A, h, and g, composing Me right
wing. drilled on Monday evening lsst before larger
number Of spectators, and we're much sppsuded.