The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-03
SUNDAY MORNING nay 8, 1867.

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iS}G ana donn'css had sown h a instant away. Be
GI dss, would, no Doubt Ave i.ssvsd siseS Of sun
drx mAn-of warsman expressions, but he p0ckced his
With and walked out Of The cabin 70 brood alone over hs
mlA!ene. The lady Of tho hoops, who had caused me
ruiz bushed hid her face in her handkerchief and bs
M boat ~ The next landing The chambermad growed
or some pretty severe expressions about spelling me
WNon carpet and finally gave peremptory order that
nnore eggs should be broug into ladies' saloon. The
paeengers looked upon the affair rather Try MOOD,
AMI aeIvered themselves OF sundry quiet jokes on the
Qualities and merits Of hoops ami their general use, and
roced to think that the first accident which had occurred
on we sylvan shore, although disastrous 70 shells, had
broken NO bones.
FATAL RAILROAD AccIpKsr--Ycsterday morning, about
cock as one of the freight belonging 10 the Hudson
River Railroad Company passing down Tenth avenue,
near Twelfth street, In collision with another car
ssndng on the track with such force that several boys,
wlo we're riding of the platforms, lost their equi
brium and fell TO the ground Unfortunately Of tho
boys IL years OF age named Joseph Bell struck ON tho
trail, and before he could get out OF tho way tho car
passed over and crushed him in fearful manner, lilo
We tnken up, and Dr. Harenbro0k police surgeon, called
To attend him. but medical aid was OF no avail as death
enued soon afterwards The parents Of deceased reside
AZ H37 West Thrteth street, whittier his renaia were
takVn, and the Coroner notified To hold inquest
TN Musrrs IN TIM STATION HoUsss-TiE " ARMED II-
nsraNcE" sroRy.-One of tho evening newspapers OF
yesterday gives publicity foolish rumor set aoa, by
rome malicious gossip that the station houses fun
muskes, viii are TO be used by the police In resisting
the eDactmcns of the Police Commissioners should
the suit now pending in Court be determined in their favor
and their authority TO control the police force b. Iecog
nzed There h. of course, not particle of truth in this
rumor as the police have such Intention and will abide
the decision Of the courts when rendered II is true that
since the nrade Of tho nrget companies number OF
mskes have been lodged In the station houses until they
can be delivered up 10 George Law and other parties who
own them. IL seems Mayor Wood went security for these
muske and had them taken TO the station houses for sale
keeping.
OPENING on THE UNION BANK BUuDNGs.-Tbe Union
Rank has been removed from its old quarters IN William
street TO the building erected It's in Wall street.
on the north side, between Nassau and William streets
The new banking house Of the most elegant in the
street, and cost nearly $4,000. Tho front is Of white
marble cuousH ornamental and the rest of the building
Is constructed oron and other materials ndestrucble by
fire. The banking room, which occupied for the first
time on Thursday is in the The ceiling which is taste
fully ornamented, Is very lofty and covered with dome
Of glass and iron pnordnga rather dim light In the rear
are the rooms OF e president and other officers Of tho
bank The counters OF black walnut, heavily built
and enclosed on the top by plate glass, set in walnut
frames. The rest the building is yet unfinished but
will doubtless be ready by the LIST of May.
VRr OF GovERyog JOHNSON, TENNESSEE, THIS
CnyAn association, calling themselves the Democratic
workngmen have Invited Governor Andrew johnson, of
Tennessee 10 deliver Grafton them the coming
Fourth of July Letter has been received from the Gov
ernor, accepting tho Invitation, and unless some uncx-
peced accident uansInrcs he will address tho working
men that day. Governor Johnson, II will be renem-
bered the author Of the homestead BILL for the bene-
fit Of tho abering classes, and hence the invitation
REJECTION RATE FIRE IssURAScF.-The insur-
companies Of tbs city have determined 10 make
deduction OF i've cents from tho premium charged on
warehouses and their contents which have fire walls OF
parapc of not less than 1--WE feet shall DO required
protect the roofs and ght in Of the burning Of ad
joining buildings I'll csc walls, II Is said, Of great i'm
portance 10 tho insurance interest," and the reduction in
the premium WILL no doubt cause their erection in all the
large warehouses down town
SAILING TIE FuIms.--Ihs steamship Fulton sailed for
Hayre yesterday noon with full cargo and all the berths
taken. Among the passengers Charles Carpenter,
who figured conspcuousy In the celebrated extradon
He rs accompanied TO France by Deputy Marshal
De Angels Mr. A. Goepiert, the principal witness the
investigation, also sailed in tho Fulton.
oiD lErnBs ForsD--A bundle Of letters addressed u
Messrs Titus, Avery Weeks found about O'CLOCK
yesterday morning, In Ludlow street. by a Mr.. Dickson
-.vv- I'D ID o. the Tenth Weird Police station. Tn
letter purpor b. havo been written in the years 1917
1878. Doubtless they of much value 10 the owner
VACATIONS STREET 0RDiSAScIs-Iieut. Bennett OF IN,
Third ward police, formerly OF tho Central Park police
yesterday arrested handcart for violating
the ely ordinances, IN driving their tho sidewalk
in front Of City Hal, Park. The Mayors harshal,
Stephens ordered zines from 81 80 TO So SO each Lieut.
Bennt would doubtless be a 20 volators OF city
ordinances should he be especially detailed for that duty
NV YORK HosrTAL-The following Is the weekly report
q H., above Institution to May 1, 1867 Remaining on
Ap 81 $50 admitted 10 My l, a. discharged cured or
relieved, 81 died, = remaining al date, 22-malos los;
fcuac. a.