New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-16

funeral exercises will be bad in the Dutch Reformed
Church. co, n.r OF Fourth aud South Third streets. Ths
Consistory have volunteered the of the church for
this purpose on condition that the exercises should not
take place on Sunday. IL is thought thai the remains
will not arrive be ore Monday morning.
Explosion IN PERcUssIoN-CAP. MASUFAcToRY,
AND Loss OF LrFE.-Yesterday morning, about
o'clock, terrific explosion took pace in small rear
building situaied in Carroll street. Ne ps, and
occupied by Messrs. j. ID. Coldmark & Co, as per-
cu.sion-cap manuft tory. Ernest Hyler, who ws'st
work in the building thrown into the air by the
explosion and Instant, killed. The explosion took
place in raue building, situated some distance from
the main structure, which was used for mixing the
materials for the decorating composition. The de-
ceased was engaged in preparing the mixture, which
is done by grinding it in wooden mortar with q
wooden pestle.
II s supposed that be csIeessy exered undue force
in this operation, and thereby cau,ed the aecidenA
The force of the explosion was such rs to completely
demosh this building, and throw the deceased 10
considerable distance in the ai, hanging him horribly.
The shock caused the utmost CONSERVATION m the main
building where large nu uber Of men and girls were
engaged at work. Anot er person who was employed
in the same building with deceased left the pre- nises
few moments ously, and thus escaped instant
death. The deceased German, 80 years Of age,
and without fstnily The factory has been established
about year. The damage amounted TO about $500.
The Coroner will investigate the circumstances to-day.
RAILROAD AND FERRY AccosNoDArIoSs.-An new
boat called the Pacific" was recently put upon the
South Ferry TO run in connection with the two boats
now on. The trips will here iiter be made every five
49, tIo Ill fha
Railroad Company have extended their tracks 70 the
ferry -house and have constructed platform for the
use of passengers arriving by the boas. A shed 10
cover this platform Is soon to be erected, &c TO
enable passengers TO reach the cars in rainy weather
without getting wet Cars now start from the ferry
on the arrival of every boat
JEwELRY STORE RoBBED.-The jewelry store Of
Mr.. Stiles in Atlantic, near Clinton street, was
eloniously entered by means Of false keys yesterday
morning, and robbed of gold and silver articles valued
at about 500. Mr. st g had just procured supply
in anticipation OF the holidays.
COMMITTED ON THE CHARGE OF RAPT.-Yeaerdsy,
John Creighsn brought befre Justice Comwsn tao
hfse Of committing an oatrss upon the person o. Mt C1s
me Weber on the night Of Nov "a alt ss2prssed TINT MT
Smith stree and Ha on met by the accused who
IL She sn 90 ns e % &C %
Court until yesterday Creighan fuzzy comnned 70 sSH
the action ofthe Grand Jury.
ADMISSIONS TO THE BAR-The Kings County 3d.
Rreme Court in General Term, appointed Gem p s. CIooss
Calvin Frost and Benjamin D. ernsn E1aniner OF Apph.
for Admission Bar the following having passed
successful examination were admitted yesterdays James ~
Aerton, George C. Beretto yobn Bratner Franklin
Croset Daniel Clark David Dean, John h. Drake Richard
Evans Stepl w. Fullerton r Henry w. Johnson Elisha
W. King Heniy Z. Knox, Patrick A. Maloy, David MeAdam,
Isae l. Miller Charles sharpe. Thomas o. shsersn sam
uel Smith Demss strong David stephens, Edward NO
Tighe, David Van Wert, and Epenetus Webster
The SIXTH WARD SHOOTING AFFAIR.-Coroner
Horton commenced inque. yesterday At the CITY Hal 70
relating 10 the death Of James Murray VINO
was killed by shot pistol Ia the hands Of Capt Francois
de Barrier in Columbia street; Sunday nieh in n
Moore Hospital Physician Policemen Grogan ana Donshert
Csp ShsaTmsn and Thomas Quigey examined, Dot
nothing materially different from what has heretofore sppeaIea