The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-29

| 49, and stomach and bowels So of the whole
numher Of deaths IN the city 800 1913 were chii-
dren ten years %, age ard u"der.
| A schooner named Daniel iluss eE ran iuta she
ste amer ~ If Hartford on Friday evening. while
Oh her trip this city. and stove in her iarboard
| boiler besides doing other injury. The sch'oner
,ops her jibnoon. bowsprit and cutwat.r. No lises
were. fortunately, lost hut there was immense can
sterustioh Among the passengers Tue steamer
had to lay to all night aud yesterday she wa
,sken 10 the Morgan Iron Works for reoais. We
give in another column full record OF tue xcc
dent and meeting at the passengers
The Board II Supervisors in SesS N vester
day afternoon, but the proceedings we're devoid o.
general interest. report upol the Condition Of
,be finances If the ~ wss -ent in by the Comp.
,roer We give the document in another coiu1n.
At the se4sios Of the Board Of Aldermen las,
evening. a communication WA received from the
Brooklyn IenmoD Council transmitting resotu-
ton paased by them respecting the Uniau Ferry
Company and asking that the terms Of sale Of the
lesae he No altered as restore the ferrsge rates
charged in 1853 ana 1864 Conc cAnt,. or n secure
TO the city Of Brooklyn tho ferry franchise in sa;h
manner a. 70 attain that object committee Of
three was appointed TO confer with tho Brooklyn
Ci,y Council on the subject. E@
There was very little business transacted IA ths
Board 81 Co0ucilmen last eveninR. and the papers
dispoaed Of were al routine character. resoaa-
sson was CONQUERED In To appropriate $1,000 to FIN
in the repairs and alterations to the Halls Of Jus
tee plumber Of reports confirming assessments,
and dr. ect,ng the construction Of wers, pre-
septed and laid over
The Southern Aid Society, an organization for
the propagation Of the Gospel in the South. held
its eixsh anniversary meeting last evening After
the reading If the animal report, which showed
that the operations of the society during the past
year had been very encouraging. the Rev. Dr. Cox.
Of this city. del vered an address. in which he
severely denounced the dsunionists who are en-
deavo,ing to atir up ssrite between the North and
the South. aud heartily condemned the Harpers
Ferry plot and the actors and sbettors 10 It. A
sketch Of bis remarks In given else Shere.
The Coroner's investigation into the circum
stances whereby James Quinn was murdered on
board the schooner John ~ Clayton. at the foot Of
Twenty ninth street. Fast river. on Saturday night
last was held yesterday. and the testimony re-
veslsd several interesting aud important facts
bearing on the case of which full report is
given in another column. The inquest was con
cluded by the Jury rendering verdict duplicating
Thomas Downing, who was accordingly committed
to prison TO await the action of the Grand Jury.
The sales of yesterday embraced about a,7O0
bales 200 of which made In transit The market
closed the basis Of about II &c 1lxc. for middlng
uplanos, chiefly u the inside figure. Flour again
active and inner AID closed a. further advance of &c.
per barrel Among transactions were considerable
purcbas,e speculation an for export Wheat was
tive and fmer with sales for export and for miox
full prices Corr heavy and prices favored purchas
era. Pork was heavy, with moderate sales, which
braced ness $la and prime at ST. Sugars firm
ana good demand, with sales of 800 hhds and 200
Cnba at rates given in another column. Coffee
active with sales Of $500 bags Rio within the range
Of lihc. 49, 5000 bags Bahia sold at unchanged
prices. Freights Arm and more offering, especially
for Liverpool al higher rates.