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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-03

From the snn ffhnfEtp i1Fhut NNl y
Py the steamer yesterday We rcrcigcd of hnan
cai crisis IN New York Several Of TIE oldest established
hanking and Insurance firms had succrmbcd anl railroad
stock bad declined b. figure unprccedently low The
New York papers, with commendabe prudence, have Ia
torcd w.Lneit and main to allay tho excitement and
the profYNTy tpat n they had p,rsncd opposite
course We should have 20 chronicle tn wide se,i
ruin ln the Atlantic states. Here discuss the
p-es o the T4nc without restraint ava form All IN.
.reSdircd opinion the subject II must be con.
fcsscd that the " nnanci-, distress in New
Yoik does not excite any very ausus dcgrcc of sur
prize this community. The fact Is we have long cx
pcetcd ~ the ouU question for tc discuss H. as 20
whether have hy tins mail received tho worst of tn,
news, or y the reccut financial troubles be regarded
SIMPLY the prcudct a. that greater more general and
moro fvccrirg crash nich yet n como But on this
branch of the subjective do not proIoe speculate st
present Sufficient unto the day u the evil thereof"
obedience this wise prcccp We will at this time,
oonnne ourselves exclusively to tile fact which ai
ted The panic IN New York i ascrih ~ expansion gene
rally N mrortetions VI the tructon of ailroafs, and
- the agricultural productions caused by the demand Tor
breadstuns during the continuance Of ule treat war N
Europe not our Intention 70 dispute tn % promises
They are doupte1y she cause u The recent failures,
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THE ELECTION TODAY.
Candidates 10 DO Voted FOr-The Polling
Places.

Under the provisions of the Election Law two
elections to e held every year for the choice OF
State, County and judicial officers, and the other to
eject City officers. The first to be held the first
Tuesday in November and the latter the first Tuesday
In December, month later.
Below give list of the candidates be voted for
to-day, which, will be perceived comprises State and
Legislative officers; Judges of the Supreme Superior,
Common Pleas and Marine Courts; Judge of the Court
q Appeals; Recorder, Register Surrogate and District
Attorney.
On the first Tuesday in December next, the citizens
New York will be called upon vote for Mayor Governor
Of the AImshouse, Aldermen, Councilmen Supervisors
Police and Civil Justices, School and Ward officers.
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News from Haynn.

| ARRIVAL OF THE QUAKER CITY-THE STAR OF THE
WEST IN roRT--REPORTED SUCCESSOR or GENERAL
CONcHA-HEALTH OF HAvANA-CoMMERCIAL FAI-
! LUREs-sUGAR MARxETs-sPECIE AND RATES OF
FxCHANGE.
The steamship Quaker City, Capt Shufcld arrived at
this pert from Havana yesterday afternoon.
Sic left Mobile the 9th Of October, and Havana at
T. NJ on the 10Th OF same month.
The Quaker City made the run from Mobile bar to Ha
vana in forty hours
The Quaker City brought sl73 900 specie for this city
The steamship st. Louis Captain Hudson from New
York for Asplnwa, arrived at Havana the Goth ult
and left the same day.
The steamship Cahawba, from New Orleans had not ar
rived at Havana when the Quaker City left
From Havana there nothing of interest report The
proposed relief of General Concha by General Mraso ia
not acceptable to the people.
The health OF the city perfect.
Exchanges and sugar prices unsettled below pre
reported Holders of sugar preferrn to shr
instead of selling.
United States gold was at per cent premium
Stock OF sugars leo 900 hrx,s shipments for Europe
ports, small cargoes, active. No freghts for heavy
riers. Present rates for vessels from 800 TO 20oob
e. It's. Gil. to % per ton.
Our correspondent in Havana writing on 29th of .
Der says:-The financial crisis is upon US and willie,
several days in its passage, but We do not anucipa
failures. Those large houses which have dealt
will be most troubled, and some three four "N
compelled TO suspend One house failed last
with liabilities $500, 900, assets light. ''"
steam ferry boat belonging to the Tepe
took fire and was burned up last night Loss - ~
The Chian bark Mianza, Wilson, from Sw ~
Helena, 2ol days, arrived the 25th instant, ~ "''
les, contracted for eight years service die , w. ~ =
Total to date, Is ,397, and deaths in transit - ns,
80 u 1910. -, ,.e.,,os - ny heavy. S
New York at per cent premium, shor'
per cent premium, do. Mexican doll -
~ ,,on,s ~ 49, CIV York. sugar
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Two secret Sessions NJ the Police Conml.
=.

Yesterday morning, ~ 10 o'clock, The adjourned meet
ing Of the Police Commissioners took place. There
large crowd OF Official cSpectnts in waiting The report
stood in the hall, awaiting the "oren sesame" dcci
sion, and were informed after the lapse ofhtccn
~ minutes, that the sitting would be private the
mssioners would take under their consideration the
Of the Harlem and New Haven Railroads A. the ooucu.
sion the following resolution, passed by Abe Comis
sioners was hanied To tho reporters by the clerk
Resolved 1ha; Is the duty Or the General Supcrntcn-
cent 10 carry into effect all the ordinances Of the Corpora
ions Of the cities Of New York and Brooklyn which
quirethe Intervention o the police, whenever directed
TO do by the proper authorities OF those cities a.
Adjourned until ots O'Clock ..,-
EVENING SESSION q p
the evening session tho doore closed o the pso
ic aud reporters What the Comussiuners dit is nnly
known 70 themselves II IS uudcr.t0o that Sreon Dra.
per accepts the appointment and viii take hs at s,o
the election y
Adjourned 70 Thursday.
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Exodus OF tlie Mornsons OF Carson Valley
The hmm luy n utaOu.

We cory the following tccgraphic despatch from tho
sacramento STATE Journal II Is dated Genoa, September
II. Will be seen by that the Of hc exodus Of
the Mormons from Carson valley by order ~ Brigham
Young is confirmed The settler. IN that valley will hav9
q happy rddance of thcm The despatch also conveys
the gratifying Intelligence that the immigration Of tho
rre-.n year viii fully reach - 200 and probably 30 oo0
twoihirds Of whom are women and children THIS will
max. great addition 10 population. Next year No
may expect 80 ,oco, at least -
'Thc Mormous all making preparations 10 Leave for
the Great salt Tske they will leave hero in about Ten
Gays anr will have In their train hundred
rons. Their farms have been purchased by Immigrants
coming over the plans this Tho imrnigrau this
year Is immense. The Valley y all alive with men,
children and animals, Who have Just arrived
the plains. Tho immigration this year will reach full
% eco sud probably 1000 Two thirds arc women AAd
chlilrIn
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CosT or LIVING AT MosRovn--A correspondent
writes that provisions mostly imported from tn
United kttcs. Flour ranges from al 10 SIC per bar
hams and bacon from 20 70 "a cens per 10 hart beca
SS 20 sl2 per 100 lbs; rico " per bu-hel
bWk, =. cents per ID salt a.h from si2 = sif
pS re sugar, - cents per b pctsocs, s 2s pr bus
II, aud everything ior family use proportonssey riga
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though in remote degree. The immediate cause y no
changes observable in the movements OF specie. Wo
stated few days ago that thero mos grauIyihS
dimnuon the OF specie shipped from this port
eastward An examination of the statistics Of the Custom
Hcdsc shows that tho dmnuton amounts 70 no less man
- 070 1856 35 and that IL has for the most part taken
place during the third quar- Of the present year
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NEW CrPH LIsyAsIos.-The right wing Of the ope
ratio army for ahe Invasion Of Cuba, under the odto
Of Field xarsl i Maretzsk departed yesterday, in the
steamship GrG nada, for the OF operations. So
Tar fran ats mptlng To prevent this movement, tho
authorities of the United States and those Of tho
ever faithful island, have looked with calm beniguity
,rpon Fei fMarshal preparations and the only OBJ
stacle his say civil suit 10 which trnes he
in quite aomcd) brought the
roesures anorms in which the y sttres his troupe
The matter, however, far arranged as not
n 10 interfere with the dry goods Of the prime dosne,
i which magnTcon ever, whilo the
I tenor abso iutcly luxura.cd In splendid lavender
1 gloves. I a. troupe strong and well appointed.
r. NJ has bis Lieutenant General second in command,
ais brothcls Albert Gaz1anga and Mis- Phillips sailed
Yesterday aJso the pig del l,esgmento,' VILE R,mos
with scrg cant supzo, raglia1co Brgno the cgns pre-.
Il rrier ten Or and Boiard Grand Roncon all ,aiy
under n .e shade the Mcso; Amodo did any
a,tachr acuts sufficiently strong prevent him
piayin his fair proportions la the Granada, which cou
seaue nce vas n good down by the stern The or
Il cbcsa aud chorus in fll force, while the camp
followers mustered full Groe the docks. The Field
Narshal and his troupe sailed hcartict silut
,ions bcnsons uttered all the modern language
twhile We sorry 10 lose Mr.. Marctzeks admirable
art glad hear his prospects are u the
4 brightest Bon voyage.
The and left wing Of this army Including the Ron.
zani ballet troupe, will be brought up under the comnand
Il Off Ms trusy squire, Frederick Rulman after they
have finished attack upon the Bostonians which CTS
! they will invade week asretzek's troupe ycstcr.
l day Included sixty persons.
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EXTRACTS FROM THE ELECTION LAWS


LEGAL VOTERS
Every malo citron, twenty one years old, VINO nN
been ten days n ctren, thirty days in The election oS
trict four months In the county aud ono year I'd INC
state
Colored men, 70 no entitled 10 vote tftlst own S-eV
worth Of real estate clear Of debts and must be tree
years a citizen OF the tsatc.
oBsrHucTfNa VOTERS.
Ifany person aemptAo obstruct the psssae OF anosr
10 the polls any wag interfere with his EXERCISING
,hc right to vote the person Off ndng shall be Fuect 70
a fine Of $3.50 and Imprisonment six months.
DUTY or orrrUERs
rany cfccr, whom any duty is enjoucJ around inc
pols shall neglect refuse perform SAID duty he "
subject 10 aue of ve hundred dollars and imprsonrnt
ono year. - -
SELLING LIQUOR.
nany person dispose of any intoxicating qaors on the
dsy oS election he subject a fine Of ifty dolars
PERSONAL VIOLENCE.
nsny person use personal violence upon any sIes'oE
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tIFhsItf mlNIhg ur cunUihcd shlpIn'hLs TOT INC hhe
months 3 ues ,uee.
n rom the San Francisco Herald. Oct g.
The rvpoY,g NJ gold of tho first half " the yrar cqua
that o the preceding year and the falling 20 Observable
has taa.n pie Principally dunng the months 81 July,
August and september. The people Of New York were
prepared this decrease IN tho shipments Of specie
this port, though repeatedly warned of the alb
y of expecting that the gol en stream could much
longer ccuDnue to fow from tho Pacific with equal vol
II u true tina, tho fact ~ decrease In gold cxpor
atnn has questioned by bunglnE stastcians
this city, who by oi the unaccUuntahle of
he wheel AZ fortune find themselves IN command of
Of fyc but no argufnctt IN support n our posi-
deemed necessary by We now state the TACT
hat mainly dmri the let three mouths there las t-,n
,,Tedss ~ fur millions n Il export of gold from
this port casiSS ard and tha' that decrease is the
immediate csnse of the crisis IN New York 0i
which received intelligence by sie steamship sonora
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SIXTEENTH WARD.

l-72 Seventh avenue.
2-l02 Seventh avenue. H..#
S-1C7 Seventh avenue.
l-.03 Seventh avenue
500 Eighth avenue.
G-.U2 Seventeenth street.
s--l00 Ninth avenue.
S-a3 Tenth avenue
q--lt3 Ninth avenue.
1c-239 Ninth avenue.
SEVENTEENTH WARD.
mo. Rvington street
2-19 Stanton street.
3-Corner of Stanton and Norfolk streets.
4--S3 Second avenue.
6-NO. sixth street. ..F
t-Stuyvesant street, near Third avenue.
ILL East Thirteenth street.
s-l71 First avenue.
Sos First avenue.
lC-l27 avenue A.
11-315 Houston street.
l2-l35 y Third street.
12-Ayenre A. near seventh street.
1i-.66 East Thirteenth street.
EIGnrEENrH WARD. -
1-2T Fast Eighteenth street.
2-cS Fast Nineteenth street. $500
3-Corner OF Seventeenth street and Third avenue.
4-l2s East sixteenth street.
5-No. 5 West Nineteenth street.
c-22 Fast Twenty first street.
1-li6 East Twentieth street.
s-torner Of Twen'ysecond street and Third avenue.
c-.2l Fast Twenty third street.
1c-244 East Eighteenth street
NINETEENTH WARD.
1-Forty street. between Lexington and Sd ayes
forty seventh street, between I'd an Sd ayes.
?Sxty -lrst street, between First and second ayes.
s-Third avenue, between SD and S.}d streets
6-lorner Of Third avenue and Eighty nth street. ~.
TWENTIETH WARD.
1-306 Twenty ninth street.
POS Tenth avenue.
3-271 Ninth avenue.
4-S25 Ninth avenue
5-3s3 Ninth avenue
6-420 Ninth avenue
7-19o Thirty eighth street.
S-.Ts Seventh avenue.
a-142 hiftieh street.
1c-l22 Thirty second street.
n-372 Seventh avenue.
12-l55 Thirty seventh street
TWENTY FIRST WARD.
1Consr Of Madison avenue and Twenty seventh street.
2-l.l Twenty eighth street.
Thirty second street, near Fourth avenue
4-3sl Third avenue
5-Thi,ty seventh street, near Sixth avenue
G-Thirty fourth street, near Second avenue.
Thirty seventh street, near Third avenue
TWENTY SECOND WARD.
1-lS3 Forty second street
2-Foriy sixth street between sth and Broadway
Eighth avenue, between Forty ninth and Ffteth sts
4Forty second street, between 10th and llh avenues
5-Forty seventh street. between 10th and 11th ayes
e--Ninth avenue, corner Of Fifty second street.
Eighth avenue, between 5sh and seth streets.
s-Eroadway, between SD and Saith streets.
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from the san FRANCHISES Herald Oct. 8
The following N a statement or tho treasure shipped
hence during the past quarter, on steamers, combined
with the previous shipments OF the year
New ~
To England 30 aI3 81
To New Granada. Observation-Disclosures. l0l,D07 5z
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,,o,.,,S~s or wu.,r.a M, sch Tslanos. .t.
~ r,,, c,,uan~cy o,rsr srER YOUNG 3 FUSE-
rnr vn,npv,c NOPE or.vo I0N-CEssATIoN OF
~ ~ IsLASDs.
" ~ ~. swch Islands dated
'' 0 the following sum
mary
Advices from Kawaihac stat -. -.
- -. 60, a. received at kawahae
n Southern whaler Frenc' ~ - - -. ~, '.a
unable make the wndwar' .s '1i 1, n's0 p" ~ 0
The funeral cf h- Excslle ~ y, 80. | I,s v. ,l
49, 49, ~ , =. - ~ nm. Thc
WIN .i,'"iy f"'a y" VIZ royal tomb, where they
small silver change has ..., ,, ..,-.o 81 ,o, rt,
in the country "a .as.a -. ,n,.h IT, 49,, -
We snouu ~ s,.aa H. the prst few years, but would
Mexican Spanish COR 40 a annc,rng from c,rrcn
the United States, ~ \. moro ahnnaar,
mere No'nhB, nom could be OF greater convenience
thAn we 'huo 49,, ID use of the American dime and
han uhs tno HI'J tce Of the natives against them
cud only be srrfnon led nv some united action of the
merchants " possibl tina, these coins could soon be
brought into use.
The crderc nis almost entirely disappeared On
Kauai and Maui II as raartv run ont IN ,bc latter
island the sugar m Ills harvesting AMI threshng were
stopped fT want OF ab,Fer- From Hawaii that
II spwesoirg.
On Tursiay m.' the United States Consulate changed
1 hands, uur Vice ruvul. Iathrop giving
4 place 80 his success so,s The Hon A Pratt
1 The fclyresdn sAys:--Captain John Patys guano
plor,ug eNpcditoi In taking DO session the
i kne's name, Of wu Stands upon which guano dis
covered. laysu ~ Island liz the name which of
these places " VI iogn and led IIscanskcys
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$40 la I7S on


The shipments during the nrst half of the year by
steamers 10 New YORK amounted to fG,9JfTO6 10; TO
England ~ st4 lis "a w New Granada, $40 92l IS
1hcae combined with tho above, would make
the entire shipments for tho nine months M fol-
lptNcW
TO fngianu ..s.ss.s.... ofoosoxo 70
To,Sew t;rennda Observation-Disclosures. 32t ,S2s ~
Total. ............. "
The amount exported similar period in 1855
was eac, ,134 ,ocs II, showing falling OF in 1851 cf
AoTo, ,1sb "a.
The shipments OF Treasure by sailing vessels for the
quarter jut ended have been almost largo those Of
fhe previous months This has bocn IN consequence
OF demand for Mexican dollars for sspment W Chns
and which they regularly received here by each
arrva from Mexico, hardly be said W enter into
cxportaion Of native CON dust The shipments have
b-.n as follows
ehnh ~ W.
A1~vsNa oo'rr'
faSt indies s...a........s.s lloo
Socicty isian6s afp
San' ~'sl A@haAds lv5FZ
south Ameres. .'.' ..................... 1900
During tho first half of 1887 the exports amounted N
s 7sssl1s making the combined shipments FOR tho nine
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STATE OFFICERS.
JUSTICES OF THE SUPREME COURT.

Not endorsed by the workingmen.
4 Declined.
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whipping and stabbsng ss 80. Louis

trom toe st Louis Democrat, July "a
MT. Conelly, or the nrm OF Conclly Haggerty, 1s6
Norh Third street, few doors above ashn gou avenue
was Yesterday In trouble. He had said Of yoang lady
the andlaoy ears she in vcsisatca and nosos M, q o
badly correct OIL missed the fair The later vent 70
The houc Of Mrs wlidey on the Of Eleventh and
Jefferson tuecs where her married sster Ms Peck re-
sdsd Nrs. wiloey and Mrs Peck then called on ur o.
nelly for expiration. He persisted 10 his evil slcss
ground Of Mr. C's suspicious Mr. g wi,bou, tnov,ss
precisely bis Connection with the parties said he hal me
beet possble groundshc had the young lady associ
aied With certain notorious woman called scssch
Mary" Wildey replied" what that's nv wife ~ NJ
ooney regretted 10 hear twas sorry he had made the
remark, but be snc~ that he was right ON the
strong denial Of wdey he inu iciousy began 10 scoumu
late proof, and assign references sustain his ntima-
lions w rsved like mailman, and threatened 10
prosecute He Iet but In few minutes returned Jump
ed towards q and said, Cd d-u you Tu put q
ball through you In an hour aner be came with two
renewed hreav Of prosecution few days passed and
Wildey met ocnelly again, and accossed him With
oe. '.,, av angry .h,ess He would bring . suit.
Mr. Q being behind his counter and customers
T 10, ss. wildey, With her husband apps cd
.,rScs hin With rs0y called ws,o me s.. about
70 repest the stroke when he caught her wrist The
hubbard then Or large bowie knife and made Iunss
MI q which the latter do sed and ran 70 the rear on
the ,tore, wildey chasing him. Failing With
The tnlfe, widey drew pistol and was about TO Ore
visit, from behind, binding dis arms lie struggled, and
ooseDipg the In 70 stabbed twice IN the oscs be
could .,s the ssSs and oo"s
the parties wildey with pistol In one hand and the huge
kufe the other with Haeeery wounded and singing 10
the p,,to ana Copey boldog tho hand In which he
tn,fe DurIng the melee the woman had been freely
u,ins her riding whip at every opportunity Her thumb
wac severely cut
jail 70 await the ssue fatally oshes.
wise of n q wounds. The examination will be had On
MONDAY. . -
Prof n Hcdgen, ID states In q certificate 10 Justice
WAITE that the wounds not in part which they are
fatal thath o
ien, favorable but that few days will determine de-
cdedly.
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Theatrical and Musical.

Nmo's GARDKN-Tne fascinating ancing OF the agile
the excellent vaudeville com,Any c. bsed with the pro
menace and the cool and paaable Injuries In the
Illuminated garden viii doubtless atsrac, another brilliant
ascend age Al his estsbshmc, night The entertain
menfs comprise the ballet Of ia Boquetere and 'Mces
Of ''Foyy and Fifty" and "Lving to- Fast"
BownY TnAIRs The grand historical drama OF oval
lace" s TO be revived this evening Mr. Eddy Is TO per-
the hero and will be effectively seconded BY the
company hr. G. Holland viii afterwards make hh nrst
called "a Day Alto the Fair " which written ex-
presely for MIN The whole viii conclude wi b the new
iomestic drama entitled Twenty Years Of Boaiman's
Life
wAIAcxs That old favorte With the play going pub
Bc Mr. wslcot tenders capital bill for his bepe this
evening and viii doubtless be rewarded by the approbs
ton Of . large and appreciatve audience The opening
piece Ia the Man Without Head" 10 which the beue
acAry persopates exceedingly drol character In
erly style. Mp John Wood 70 play In the farce called
"Pas de Fascination and the inimable turlesque Of
"shylook"
o1YMTo The burlesque Of "Olympiaua" Is to be pro
formed for the last time this eve irg. Among the fes
lures recently ID and which the uproar
mirth, s the "crownipg OF prima,donna," In the
course Of Which Mrs How rd sings ar young orms
Tar 70 Of the "widoss Victim" in which Mr. Chlnfra
gives his amusing version Of Jeremi al Cup. AproPos
Mr.. q takcs . beneat 10. morrow night
AMERICAS Eu.Rum la addition 10 the counties, novel
es OF every imaginable nature and shape with which the
Museum s stuode !, Wis, will be entertained this after
pcon and evening by the Astonishing ea OF Prof Wymau
the great rocromancer and ventriloquist.
Gro CHRIsrY wooDs MIssrkF1s continue perform
their highly uocrous burlesqus Of The Magician" 70
large audiences, who seem TO tire Of the fun wi
~hirh the piece sbounds II sill be preceded By
rleiy Of good songs, &C., TO night
BRYANT BRorsERs hsue q programme brimrul OF
whimsical say gs aud doings for this evening Among
The mulutude eeot things offered Dams genuine
Essence OF Od Nrgnny," %" he Found his Pocket book -
and the " s.wdust Acrobats"
Nh JoHs DYOrr me friends OF this excellent
be grsined learn that he has decided sensation
smene The admirers OF the legitimate drama 1t Halifax
Is The hdu,rtis1 has an elaborate criticism on bis
Hamlet which Jrnnounces the best representation Of The
part ever seen 10 that place.
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EXPLOSION OF A Locomotive BOLEa-T 10 PER
KILLED Oss DASGsROUrLY 1sJURxD The locomo-
tive Bingham on, shich drer the freight train which
ten BbgnAmton yesterday ai IS p exploded about
half milo porh Of Casnsnso Forks, about I've o'clock
Instantly killing he fireman, Of the brakeman, and
very badly not fatally, injuriog the engineer Toe
sineer, Geo Ny res. Of this city, terribly burned
and msnged HI rgot arm 10 broken In three places,
bis lett 10 badly seal ed, the eshy psr ali blown or and
hs face and bress terribly bur- ed n feared that both
Of BIZ eyes will be destro cd HIS clothes oil bio
or from him except the wastband of his pan,aooas We
thai this morning ne IL su alive, and hopes OF
his recovery. he has had bis during the whole
time. abr shipDsu went dosn ths morning 10 take the
unfortunate unoer his Mr. dyres Ia q single
man. The fireman, Delos Comstock, almot
met nny kl<d. hs body beny thro tns
embanb he bresihed about three hours after the
sccoent, but totally unconscious IIs had been
the rnad only ABOUT sx weeks lie leaves wife aud
three children, who visiting about twenty miles
from ws,ertosn Bis fsther lives 10 Msulus, TO whom
messenger sent, informing him OF the fatal accident
which had hefsllen hs Tue brakeman, Ralph skin
ner, Instantly killed. lie s single mau, came
from IIsr ford Cortland county BE found lying by
the side Of the fireman lie got 10 the eng ae
Forks with anotber brakeman who belonged 10 the
train spd Old not 20 back 70 hspos ne did hts comrsfe
but sto1d taking with the fireman and engineer. The
house the engine blown into thousand fray
nen and the smoke pipe brown upon the embark ment
The locomotive detached from the tender, aud
bout the length Of the train after the explosion No
cause has yet been given for the sccdent-Syracuk
Journal, July "a