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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-22

S,eilsn Highly Of Astoria sriyed coon sfer snd pro-
eeed 10 hold 90 inqustt on the bodies Of the two msa
vh. were hled Jorsthan Crane Jason Gerard, A..
II. On, Vsweu, Robert Fsigb, ". W. S.ar, snd J. d.
C,,,. ~ re swerr as Jurors ard testimony tskes-
IT.. cane, Il desth wss shown 70 be aoci.cts, sad
ov;a,,o., 90 sdeueed to show the character Of the
bu,l6irg. Sev. a. ""'esseS testified that tie wdl'
h.,, .;,h, 80, 4 inches taisk GO. uossfs for The
- ,h;,,. !, was adopted. The Investigation
will be c. p,eued tods "h'n the jury vii reader
Their yercict
The .,.r,o Wa also dr,tt tive to otter property il
~ vi-;,i.v Tlc vanish l. 'ctory Of George W.
ra,, had ere oo,nsr Of the ban 'iSg blown downby
re free Of the sse. NJ person ", " cures
TIE d, POT Of TIE Flushing Rslrc> MAS also dam
eeec e tae exert Of about zee Os, end OF ne car
horse was bkwp dosr, and enc Of the e "s so'n'"'@
damsg,d. seed rear the derot was sls deS''o!e''
No one was juIed.
The Lightning opersted extensively o. toe IA i~ts>-
graph wires il :hs Easserc Dis.ict TIE wire taeh-
NJ TIE msgret to the battery Of Ia S,'h PcAcinot
completely buried Of. Nearly toe wbele !so,r'a
Of tie liz re telegrsph poles showed evidences Ae
e.ec,rc fuic, seversl OF them beng shivered toto
spbi,rs. Attic S;ato5. House Of the Fifh PreciOct
tie wires were melted for the distance Of about foot
ard Sergeant Bennett, who was ca duty q, the tune,
ard about twsrty feet from the apparatus, Wa srack
By tie fluid in the right with such i0ses a. 70
mouen,aIy stun him. The storm for lie saost durs-
ton vas snguS,ly disastrous in its effects.
The bsrk Victory which was uoored at Hua.sr's
Point esrried her side by the fore, Of the
gsle bu. rghted coon after withor. sustaI.s aay
serious uiGry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-22

NlBfn's TnEATIR-Ttis house wss crowded Lad
plight T. its u,mos. capacity. with mo-i intslsok
audieroe, to witness the first performance Of Miss
Charlotte Cushmsn, tespite ths preliminary rsia-
storm ard tho succeeding suluiness. The play wss
H,n,y VIII the priocipa chaFe,e's by Mics Cash
man. Mr.. T.. l.. Davenport aud NJ. John tIilbsrtJ
We ere not among thOre who rAfh Mis- Cast mas
"Quesr kathsIite' es g,oaf perform nee, nof Dc
We consider by snv mssns nnoog tie bet q thn
lsdy Ierson aiions Thst Ia elaborated vita grssi
gree f care ul study aud ths, certain Of the scenes
tbnllrgly effective. W. sd'ndi bat, ~ IN ensfs
.. Torrance her representation Of the iDiard Qsees
Is by 10 means 20 deeply impressive a. 10 fuly meet
the widest demands u the character. T1ere IL hard
noss Ter eloouion which the toue ng pathos Of tho
par, svss no. to subiue, aod a. ar6ciaLty Of mss-
ror that pei. rather than ekctes ths sympahios q
tie apdieIce fOy the grer wrongs Of tbs ss,aiered
wife and the utorutale Queen. But the death soers
is very imprc ssive, and the music, which ws ATM
rally sung contributed 10 fna degree 10 hs siisct
The "Cardi,al Wosey' Of Mr.. Davenport xs N
eroelenl peri, finance aud that gortemans flee eocu-
tiousry powers are seldom eIertei with better esd
than 10 the ouchI gy cad tpsecaes II tie CARDINALS
farewell.
Mr.. GIb,hs King Heniy' wss spirited, csrtful
and vigorous; ard the Cromwell OF Mr. SbeweH
wssa psrnof a,on o. very unusual exoslencetrus N
eobos p,on AID carefully delivered throughout.
Everything requisite was Done In the wy Of scsn'c
sppoinlments, srd there were no mafrng effects ~
sDs people aud iupernumersres.
Mis- Cushmsr received very complimentary osn
before tie curtain al the end Of the piece, sad tsers
wee q 0eDard for Mr. Davenport, who did not appear
Tonight Mss Castmin appear. a, " Rome, V
the juliet u Mics Mary Dsyin, q stranger here.
cad tie MsfcUtio u Mr.. Davenport.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-22

A. ar NrwFopvDtaxD AxD AnrKrcsx TrrreRsPu Cow
FsSYs Inns OESIck No. Il WALL sTEEETl
ST. JoBS's n. +, Monday. j une q, 1873.
The Royal Mail steamship Pers,, Capt. JGdkir',
Iom Liverpool on Saturday, the 18th inst was board
ed oE Cspe Rsce at O'Clock on Saturday evening,
by the steamer Victoria, the nesly employed ne ws-
yacht Of the Associated Press
TIE rows il qui irteree,irg az will be seen from
The eutjoirsd summary Of lie points:
The Alebt.c T- egfaph feet saliei On the 10th.
THE 6feir Of the steamer C4glsr between England,
Ssldilis ard Nspleq, had been satisfactorily settled
A wetk's later rews had been received from India
The British bad occupied Barely whore they met
With but slight ressarc AMI had entire possession OF
Roh'oupd. Dude quieter.
TIE Atlantic Telegraph feet expected TO reach nil
ocean and commel the operation OF laying tbs cable
abou; the Goth JuUe. They you'd proceed there under
sail. Tie Agamemboo towed out Of Plymouth
Sound al u. IN on the l0th aud the Niagara left
under steam a. eleven. The squadron subsequently
started Ill der canvas with a nOrthorly breeze.
lew weekly line Of steamships, Of which the
Indian Eapre formerly the United States i3 the
pioneer ready for oparet0ns. TIE I1disn Enpifo
WITH tbe Colonial and United States mtis would leave
GALWAY for Halifax and New-York on Friday last. She
is expected to run from Galway Halifax in eight days.
Tho terms upon which tie Ceglier sffsr has been
fetjod are foilo VS.:
Naples agrees to compensate the English engineers
with C3OO0 TO pace the CagL&ri at the disposal Of
Queen Victoria aud TO bera'e the Sandman pfisonerS
forthwith.
The wsrUte preparations goog On 10 France Rad
at;rscsed toe attention of the Epglsb press and Para
Dept.
IL tSe House of Commons, Mr.. Dsraeli repuiistei
al idea Of danger Of with France, and ssi the
relations Of the two powers Of the most siaeabe
nature.
Mr. Fitzgerald bad stated in the House Of Commons
that Dir. nj sson the American Minister to Paris,
ebcred under grave misspprehensons 10 representing
England as scquiesoipg 10 the free labor movement.
Tie dates from Bombay. received by telegraph from
Malta are to the 2lst OF May. The British had entire
possession Of the territory of Robicuud. The enemy
deserted Barely as the British approached An attack
on Calpee was expected in few days. Dude was
quoting down.
The Bank of France had increased its specie neaIly
eeveLty mihiors Of francs in q mouth.
The Spanish journals say that Ccncha remains Gov
eInor general Of Cuba.
mis understsnc ing between Austria and France was
considered imminent.
The Medsliop from Richmond, capszed at Shields,
9th inst, aud femaips.
The whaling brig William Stafford put into Larwck,
Cd inst for water and provisions and sailed 9TH for
Nova Zenb!s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-22
BoARD OF COUNCIL uEN.

Tie Bcsid of Counclmen net yesterday at p. IN.
petition for sewer in Essex street, bet Tees Hous'
ton ard anton streets was presented sad referred 10
the Con mittee on Sewers.
A petition asking that FOrty-6st sse:t between
Ttiid ard Fifth avenues, might be paved. was re-
fSued ~ tie Committee On Streets.
Mr.. Gross presented resolution in favor Of rcpsr-
irg sidewalks the south side Of Twenty soc nod
street, between Broadway and Fifth avenur, ADD on
The west side e Broadway from Tseotysecocd trest
to tho southery limo Of the vacant lot Reisre t,
the Committee IN Streets.
The PRtsIpINT presented resolution in favor Of
repsirirg Twerty tin'h and Toirty fret streets bs.
tseso Second sod Third avenues and resolui)a ID
favor Of tagging sidewalks on the sveUues OF the
Twenty flint Ward from Twenty sixth to rnrty- laird
stGeet. Referred TO the same Committee.
resolution 10 favor Of building pier foot Of East
Thirty fourth street referred to the Committee
Whervss sc.
Mr. Cross presented resolution directing that the
psvome at in Jackson aud part of Caeuy sreots be
repAired. Referred 10 the Committee on Sheets.
Tie follosipg resolution wss sd ppted:
BdsS t. ecuir VIA like CO%m tee Of the Bos
relative % dssustrg new Election pstdss TOT this city
resolution # the Board Of Aldermen, giving tho
cizers Of the Filth "sid permission 20 erect iron
be,ty pole corner of Franklin sueet and West Broad
wsy, wa coucuIred IN.
A resolution of the Bcsrd of Aldermen 70 es,sbli,h
public pourd on the northeast corner OF Ftyfourth
street ara Fifth avenue, Was concurred IN.
The legal opnioa OF the Corporation Counso. that
the Mayor is not sotbonHed sppont auditing clerks
Ia hir Office ~as resd.
A communication was received from the Mayor,
vetong the resolution directing tho Crton Aquedac<
Department 10 appoint inspector and engineer for
the WORK OF paving Coutlandt street and hsden lsns
with non pavement. and directing tue Controller 70
pay toe contractor for the work acescy coIs.
a commune alton was received fron the Msyv,
vetoiDg the resolution authorizing the MsTop oiitsa
Gas COMPANY ~ ley pipe. IN the streets Of tho city.
A CONN uncst,on was received from the Mayer.
vetoing the resolution and ordnance authorizing the
rirucn Of receiving basin and culseft corner VI
Oak and Roosevelt streets.
A comrunicatiou was received from ths Mayor.
vetOirg = resolution directing the bel-ingens % ring
the tire bells a, =. m, |. m y. IN, aud p. m.
The rsTOrt Of the Committee on Street, In favor OF
paving Eighth avenue tion iiadson street 10 Forty
second street, VITA Belgian payemost WAC pssseotsd
and adopted.
Tie lei ont Of the joint Commit 80 on Accounts rl
alive TO tie progress IL their woik, wss made tho
epecisl order lor the $, ne ting Ia July.
The - ard adjourned TO tho oe' md Monday Ia july.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-22
TIE HON. RICHARD YATES.

To he Editor Of The ". y Tribune.
SIR: La your rctce Of the Republican State Conyen-
ton recently he'd st Springfield, I'll, il Tar TRIBUNE
of iris morning, you pay compliment to Mesirs Oil.
yer II. Browning Richard Yates and Martin 2. Sweet.
by ssyirg that lou believe they "werc never elected
"to Congress, but OvgM to hare been."
You are in ener in regard to Mr.. Yates. That
gentleman was elected to Congress in 1850, aud
wss the oDiy Wing from Illinois in the XXXIIi
Conerss. He was again elected ia 1852 to the
famous or rather Infamous XXXlIId Congress-,
during which he sgualzed bis csreer by making
one Of the most powerful speeches against the
repeal Of the Missouri Conpromise, which we're made
in the House during the discussion OF that measure.
Should the Hoe. Thomas L. Harris, who now repre-
sents the district, decline rejection AS have he
minated account Of bis health, trust that Nh
Yates will be bis successor. w.D.c.
Mr. York 4 1859.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-22

A TuRK.-In 1850 yoprg man of prsposs..sas sp-
pearance came into this place aud wanted 20 jan Psl'
rsrsbip IN this pspcr he yiewa of the persOn, and
biz IDEAS of TIRE contents did not agree With the then
publisher ard the barg.io was no. made hs nslas
was George w. Weeks, he he'd distant relatives II
this place, ard scjourned here shor. tms. After
leaving there shortly was presented TO sgs Paoiie
newspaper published Q. Rochester called ne IHesSI
cotor. b, G. w. Wentworth the name this same
Weeks had adopted. Itws,a kind Of Genera Lsdeer;
and many CT OR village peoples names hgurso tasie
in i, shortly sf:er suspended; aid We nov have oe
fore us On sccount Of this Weeks alias Went Sortn
proceedings up to late period Hss.. continued IN
publication OF papers in Cincinnati. Phisde2hia, Lex
inston, Orleans, Charleston, Ecgand; Texas ana
San Francisco; which business he mad used as COAX
for the reduction of girls whom it was nis Prsc 70
enpoy At ops time he had twenty girls 10 MS %.
ploy SIX Of whom he married. and got the upper Iaao
Of the others. In Cincinnati three OF his wvss nap
lened in ore hotel searching for him, ana he rudae9
left taking the Cincinnati; wife. He Is NV On nis
way to Australia followed BY biz Ergnsh we 1ner:
We should think it likely he will Fave ais csiee. cur
and sasc.ual. (Ciyds IN. l., Times.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-22

billy MCLLIGAss YEsGEAsot The aotodess
VIM. MuligaH, who wa expelled from saa francisco
by ia Vigilance Committee, went mo me bAI<oom Of
the metropolitan Hotel yesterday evening ct O'clock
stepped up to Mr.. Hiram \. Webb OF C.iiornis AID
demanded Of him, Were you captain OF tho VIs-
lance Committee ?" Mr. Webb resp,pdsd tasi ne
had been, and s.rsightwsy NsIlissa bsssn 70 bsss
him about the head csttiDg HE fsos bsS'y, ees'fs ts
bystsnders intertered. Tbs policsmsn came IN. a.
ususl when oil wss over. hse9ffef bsns'a' sDo IVES
st the hotel, immediately -saed rsrs1 if An
CANS arrest, bat .. II O'Clock last eveshs tbs ON ~
10 whom il was inras,sd had not slecesdsa N hadns
him. Death viii ssas hs warrsss Tor this 'sfhan be-
fore long, and serve 4, too, II he d"ss s's mend hn
wayf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-22

THE AMERICAN ExPEEss CoNPASr.-The ms'o'e
froSt sixstOry budins of the American Express Com
pany, irortrg on Hudson Jay and Staple streets was
formally opened yesterday afternoon, when the Direct
orS and their employees turned out in their express
wagons and drove to tho city, creating much wonder
90 tber route. One Of tie wagons was drawn by ten
hcrses, which were admirably managed BY Mr. Hew.
lett The building Of this Company has bsen
already described in THH TRIBUNE. 1t ia siI stories
high. with marble front, 100 feet square and lie pro-
ntunced OF the most substantial structures in this
city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-22

"A medallion head of Dsvid Grshap late OF the
New-York bar, may be seen at tie store o: Williams,
S.eyeps & Williams. Tie lIkeLfs, is very good aud
the workman snip Is said to bs excellent AID % reject
Great credit upoa tie artist, Daniel X chards row
rsedert of this city. The marble Is Italian. Inc
work was performed under the immediate supervision
of Chsrles A. Peabody most devoted friend OF Mr.
Grahsm at the request Of certain members the par
IL is intended for the hsI oi one CT TIE te" ico VI
the Supreme Court.
by ststenent in The LlHion Aft|nnym, it
seen that after ell AID in spite OF 3i' macy iotinfr
Isius all Prof. AgGssZ Of Boston will Do wen 0V 10Y
tie directcrshD Of the Museum of Natural History o..
the JaYain dcs PiaatrS 81 Paris. IL appears 70 be q
favorite wish Of the Emperor Nepoleon 70 draw this
made in Switzerland. to Pans. Agsssz has been
ffered salary of % OU0 francs, AID the nTei ia'e
Sepatorship which brings another 80 600 francs; and
at last he has consented to go over to Paris tor 8
verbal ard personal regulation.
Tile NJ cGurgport Herald says that old residents
were rot little surprised on Thursday lat, By tie
advent in thar midst of Mr. Peter Fodse after an alb
scr CO OF forty six year, In 1872, Mr. Fudge sailed
from Newburypoft in a ship belonging to tie ste
Noes Brown sincs which time no tiiogs were had Of
him until hs return. His wife msrred twice after
his departure, ard some years since she died.
Tie students in the Tuscaloosa, Ala, UIivers 'y,
recently rad personal alteration such ~ they have
in gr6ss but unfortunately their friends oid MT
think i worth while 70 interfere. and one OF them,
Herring Of Mississippi, shot and killed the other.
Herring lad been ban.ersd for permitting himself 10
be born in ate which repudsted its ceo;s, ana "
tbs reason the Coart acquitted him as having acted
in self Cs!ense.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-22
The Atlantic Telegraph Gable.

81 JoHN's, \. F., Monday, June II, ISlS.
The Governn. Ut will dispatch steamer 70 Trinity
Bay to pilot iu TIE Niagara near as practicable 10
TIE roirt where It has been decided to land the cable
The Niagara will bo expected momentarily GA ara al'eI
Sssrri,y rext but froin the feet that the fleet would
use 40 ptsam in reaching the middle Of the AtsOtc 1t
ia quito Tosible that the Niagara may not reach tui'
cosst before the LIST Of July. This Office hls been
placed in communication with tne office IN tIihity
Bsv arc il is that the Telegraph Company
viii place their wires hence to Newlork at the ser
vice Of the press and public FOX the TRANSMISSION OF
spoh communications connected wit the great even.
ss may be landed in for few days subsequent TO the
arriya. Of the Nisgara.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-22
THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH
LETTER FROM CAPT. HBDSON.
UXlrlD STATES STEAM FRIGArEsNiAGARA,

PLYMOUTH SouSD Eng J, June 8 1873
Sir: have the honor to 1oTt tuat the telegrapnlc
squadron, consisting of tho Niagara AID H. ~ SHIPS
Aesmemuou Falcrous and Gofgon, put - ses from
pIucuth Snuud at p. ~. on the 29t1 ult. AID pro.
cseCt lat. ~ II north, and lon 3 ~ vet, wnen
we love to- ard the Gorgon obiaiGed tso casts 81
soundrgs with her despsea apparatus, and found the
depth OF water to be 1853 fathOns. We Immediately
commenced our experiments by hsrg'ng the Niagara
sno Agarenncn together by hewsers, stern to, and
dlsapt from each other some twelve hundred 'ee'.
The telegr6pnic wire en- both ships was spllcet to
gether on the Agamemnon, and tie cable lowered
down by the machinery Of Nj. Everett until the
blight Of it was laid the bottom Of the Some
ADDITIONAL wire paid out and 10 tots position the
electric current found perfect through the whole
length of the cable, about three thousand m leg.
In our various expert nents Of splicing, lowering
down, and hesving in the wire, this chip aat the
Agamennon were several times tied together :. IN on.
We have also bad q fair test OF Mr.. EveTetts N T.
chinery for lowering and heaving up the cable from
the ship as well running IL cut uIdsr rpeeu oI
five or sx knos. Indeed, our experiments oc9uPyIus
thIse Gays and almost entire night hsNe, ullk
e,,ey settled some Inootod p1irts IN rel anon 20 me
electric current passing freely at srea. depths under
the ocean. ,., s..,- -
we hope to have in additional forty mii7s oi
new ne to &C 81 ship aid be ready TO leave s per,
with this squadron the 10th INST for oar gres work
The o(Icers ard crew enjoy good health.
l all. res PecaIy' JoaiyS;; &C. r,-nso,: c.,,5,
IL. Torcry Secretary Of the N.ys.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-22
Importunr Legal Decision.

BosroS Monday, June 81, 1888.
TIE great lawsuit between the Common seal!h OF
Massachusetts aud the City Of Roxbury has been de-
cided By tie Supreme Count 10 favor of the former
This case Involves aDds and flats 10 the Back Bay of
BCeton TO the value Of several lous of dolars The
StSte Coyums siouers Msssrs s. p. Fuller, f. G. Pur
dy ard A. u. Ely will now proceed to fill the lands
9th al roe able dn pstch.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-22
THE TORNADO AT HUNTERS POINT.

About 4 O'Clock the tornado struck the American
Gl... Wo,ks At Hunters Poiot, L. l., blowing do"a
one end of the building and buryng the inmates IN the
ruins. Two men we're killed. and several other. o.Ay
injured The building in which the gass Manufacture
"a. c.,,;.a q. ~ bal: N The form Of q L, bang
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-22

AVID s1Ess.-A man nSnsd VIM oSsd 80
tsdy gcred by steer, while driving drove Of essas
through West, near Hammond srse'. hs was throsH
.e,ss feet INTO the cir, aud pierced BY the horn 81 tho
steer % c.snully that his recovery - doab.fsA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-22

CauD roUsp ~ rHE E.sr RIvxR.-Ihe boy q
chfA fourt aostisf in the ~. he. =. - ny
Eospai NJ Oaosr Bsses Of shs Tvsssy ira WEE ga -
u "a G1s "a . ~ sasss ~ - ~ tssss-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-22
From NeW-Orlcans.

NV ORLEANS, Saturday, June la, 1853.
Meyer Waternan has resigned, after having been
&c Dststed 10 Office by The City Councils, end the tso
Boarcs ave reelected II. NJ. Summers.
Harley, the murderer of Stove, has been acquitted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-22

TIE ar rusl examination Of the students Of the Epis
opsl Theological Seminary commenced yesterday, aud
vii coatinus for three days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-22

Acc,prSr.-Pa,r6t Hires, residsng q No. l5S
ws.. Sixteenth street. While u wo,k yesisrS.y spoe ssae
~ ~ ,s - erection ar nfd. .. the cosars
sv sh ..see sns Han plso- severely injured b iAss
steEs fsIrg upas eas o ma sss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-22
Movements OF thc Troops.

ST.. LOUIS Saturday, June II, ISJS.
Lesvsnworth dispatch says that Gen. Harney
staff ard escort. LETT for Utah on the morning OF
lei III,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-22

From AnChss RsPor,erI
Yesterday afernoon most terrific storm Of wind
accompanied with heavy rain, passed over GreeoP'in
and vicinity doing considerable damsgs to houses and
o Hunters Point resulting in TIE oss Of two lives aid
eeiious injury 10 several persons. TIE storm stoned
to nave spent il, fury upon Hunters Point, where one
bult.rg was partially demolished add others greatly
il iureG Tire moet dsss and fatal effect OF tne
storm was experienced at the glass works o T. r. Slane
& Co.. Boston glassware manufacturers. This is large
br.tk building, 10 which we're employed large nun
Der Of people, both male aud female. Tne s'orn OF
wind struck the portion Of this building, and 81
most il stantly demolished about 300 feet in length an
30 feet in width Of the extension. Ths portion
was used 90 pscking-rOom principally, ani d. the
time Of the catastrophe were about hiteen per-
soos ir that portion, four Of them were emaoa, all OF
whom caped serious Dj ary except Mary Welsh AID
Msry Ann Mcclure the former Of when sustained se-
we're irures about the head ard body and the later
wounded on the arms and legs ard 10 the
back. Two men employed ia this department
Of the factory were taken out dead. Taey
we're Bernard Siane, aged o. years. the
IA her Of one of the propneors, who VS. IN The over
pert Of the bull ling ct the time q the catastrophe IA
Thomas Cir, the engineer, who wss tikSn on, OF the
ruins By members OF Valley Forge Eosine % No ~,
Ct Grenpo;pt Amorg.he wounded who were rescued
we've James Harvey, VINO rad biz shoulder di-!ocset
one Of his toes was severely crushed 80 TO require
anputatiop, which operation was performed by De
Sell and Dasi. Of Green Point who were promptly "a
hand 20 render their assistance soon as the news oi
The scci!ent wss communicated to them Einrnd
slstety wa. taken on. o. the ruiis with his head eat
ard foot cfusted be! Is not seriously jir.d Thomas
c. Nee han the bookkeeper Of tis esabli'hmens, vs'
so severely Injured By bsins bruised about the bark
By the fallrg timbers. The above ere oil thx are
know TO DO hurt OF kisd, and probable that ters
ere TO mere.
Mr.. Meehan, the clerk describes the effect Of the
blow or hurricane as being to.terirg, and then .
crushing isr OF tie whole structure. TIE alarm vs.
given q, the Station -House Of the Seventeenth Ward
when the fire bell. rung and the engines OF the
Eastern Distc. proceeded 20 the spot. Engine Com
p.n, No IL CT Greearoti rendered sfhciecs serves
in assisting in removing the wreck Of the building snd
s1.iicatpg the dead and wounded. Fortunately those
wss no FIRE more persons might have met WITH s1su
DEATH A soon az the fatal effects OF the storm "s'
krown hundreds focked tc the spot 10 render "As
sis.szce could be rendered In the emergency. I'M
Police Of the Fifth AID seventh Preoncts were 49,
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THREE GAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
TIE PERSIA OFF CAPE RACE.

Sailing Of the Atlantic Telegraph Flee,
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ChiuDneys and Roof. Injured.

GLASS FAGfcEY BL0WE DlWS.
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HOUSES STRUCK WITH LIoarz,No.
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A 6RgAY STORM II aEW-YoRh.

REv sALPs HoYT's CHURCH BIowN DOWN
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MORE BRITISH SUCCESSES.

THE CAGLIARI QUESTION SETTLED.