The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-30
NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE &c. 1858.


CITY Intelligence.
MINNESOTA InDIAEs I'm ROUTE FOR HOMB.
There are two companies Of Indians stopping at Hun
sesioros Hotel In this city, who attracting much q,
tsnt.on The two delegations are composed Of eighteen
ctefs braves OF the Lower and chiefs and
CT tie Upper Sioux Of the Minnesota valley They are
cct npanisd by Joseph Brown agent for the tribe A
j. Campbell Interpreter A. Robertson, assistant ocnduo
tor fo The upper delegation; r. Brown, assistant con
ducor OF tho lower delegation and Thomas Robertson,
assistant interpreter They e their homes In the Upper
Minnesota valley about the lst of March last and reached
Washington In twelve days thereafter whore they re-
inclined until the Esd inst Their business with the
government was tho settlement Of disputed
their treaty With The governments 1861, which title hsd
provisions obtaining land In severay instead Of hold
iDg Is heretofore In common. They have conduceed
themselves with marked propriety while In Warrington
They DESTROYS Of changing their habits
Of life, and instead Of depending The chase for subsis
tence. 70 enter upon civilized mode Of hfe Since
they reached this city several have thrown aside their
blankets, end with tho means Furnished BY tho Indian
department bave provided clothing Of The white man,
cut OF their hair and assumed tho appearance Of rcspco
table citizens Among the delegates Other Day OF tho
persons Who out aas spring 70 ni Gardner
captive among the Yanktons After Obtaining possession
Of her. the Yapksops displayed intention Of 70 taking
her when Other Day, after seating her In cart he had
with him, placed himself between Mss Gardner and the
American captive could only DO taken again over BIZ
dead body His appearance 30 clearly indicated bis de-
though numerous did mot dare attempt he moesAtion Of
Hiss Gardner and she WAS returned TO her friends m
safety Other Day was accompanied IN THIS expedaon
but one man, Munssakootemsnee, also Q member OF
the delegation.
DEATH OF Young MARRIBD MAN WHILE RETURN
ING FROM THx JoNxs WOOD MUSICAL EETs-A
PITKOUs SCENE.
melancholy scene was enacted on board the steam
boat Ohio, Monday last her return from the Jones'
wood musical fste. Among tho persons on board were
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schile, young German couple who
had been married only six weeks and who Ind spent the
day At the picnic very pleasantly. Nothing occurred 10
mar the pleasure OF tho excursion until the stsambost
neared The dock when Mr. Sche tell down in 1t, and In
spite of the efforts Of his wife and friends, he expired
after The sceDej that followed was pHifu in the
extreme The young wife cast herself upon the body or
her dead husband and rent the air With her lamentations
The passion Of grief she exhibited excited tho utmost COM
misseraon for her among those who witnessed her dis
ress and but few Of the spectators were not in tears
ceased No. n lspena1d street. where ~ inquest was
held at which the unfortunate young widow was com
PEELED to testify From the evidence it appeared that
the deceased died OF stroke-thAt he native Of
Germany butcher by trade, and only % OF age
As we have said. Mr. Sche WAS married only six weeks
since and fondy loved by his young wife He was res
pectaby connected in this city ana leaves large circle OF
mourning frienos.
RELIEf TO THK WIDOW IN DisrREs-rhe sum OF 80
reached Office yesterday morning from 90 H. j." Of
Philadelphia for the OF the widow Hole and her three
Children No. 66 Lewis street. whoee OF distress was
mentioned in the HERALD of Wednesday last. The money
has been handed 70 Mrs. Hoe who returns her grateful
thanks 10 the donor Any further contributions
sent to this office will be given TO the widow.
THE SUICIDE or Nh. WILLIAM q. DENSY.-rhe published
accounts Of the suicide Of Mr.. William e. Denny do njus
tice 70 bis family in stating that he mpeied 70 the
hv n ha hal aAn
sine past incurabiy diseased, circumstance that
6ered him despondent and irritable well as fearful OF
the suffering in store for him. was this that drove him
IN commit suicide, rs his domestic relations were every
thing that could be desired.
Fu IN EIGHTH AVENUE Between II and IL O'Clock on
Monday night fire discovered In the millinery store
No. Isl Eighth avenue, owned by Mrs. A. Cormick. The
fremen were quickly al the premises and soon extn-
baby amount to about $780, Insured for 81 900 In the
humboldt Insurance Company, and 81 900 in the Howard
Insurance Company Of Philadelphia. The building is
owned by Mrs, Nicholas 1t Ia damaged about $50 and
insured.
SUICIDE TAKING LAuDaSuM-Coroner Conncry held
inquest tuesday at No 70 Sixth avenue upon the
body Of Irwin Matthew'S, native Of Ireland 30 years OF
sge, who committed suicide by swallowing large guam
THY OF sudanum Deceased Incorporate In hs habits
in very INDECENT circumstances he having been Io
shss' Gst %
dered verdict Of "a suicide BY taking lsudanum."
committed suicide yesterday morning at her residence
No lsl West Tnirty sixth street. by hanging herself to
closet door the attic. She bad long been partially do
ranged. She Irish woman by birth and 20 years
OF age.
DROWNED WHILE BAnnSG.-Antoine Payrick, q French.
man. who resided OF Broad and Pearl streets
and Adam Kline,a German late OF No SO Greenwich
street.-The thirty the latter twenty i've years of
age-were both drowned yesterday afternoon, while
bathing the Battery. Their bodies have been re-
covered, and nquests will be held upon them.
Charles Haurs, German, eighteen years or age, was
drowned yesterday morning while bathing at the foot Of
112h stress, North river. Coroner Hills held an inquest
upon the body.
FALL FROM A HorsEror.-At ono O'Clock yesterday morn
ing named Henry Turner foil OF Of the roof Of house
No 22l Church strcct he bad gone 10 sleep He
taken 10 the New York Hospital with his spine frac
tured
TO TUE EDITOR or TIE HERALD.
New YoRK, June 20, 1858.
Your paragraph respecting the excursion from Mott
street has been misrepresented The demeanor Of the
excursioniss was peaceable. The police present
under the command of Sergeant Dickson, whose able
management secured him universal esteem. No more
trouble was board Than ordinary excursion
boat.
Police Intelligence.
INDICTMENT JAMES b. sNrm FoRGyRY.--James
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