The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-11

DE INV STATE ARExNAI.-The new State Arsenal at the
corner of seve II avenue and Thirty nh street, whose
"denise' b TIM bling down was chronicled in the HE
RAID nearly two years since by it's defective architecture
has been repaceaor rebuilt into asubstanta brick edhce,
woh,n req leet eng by ninety in width The rs story
vs. designed Tor ordnance and cavalry equipments, the
second floor fr depository Of small arms and infantry
aceoUlr mens and the third floor for spacious drill
room IN whvh entire regiment In batta-
hon with ease and safety This room Will hold
den hundred soldiers and the other parts Of the build
ing double that number II will be finished by the first
Of November when 1t will be duly naugurated by our
military The old Arsenal in Sixty first street sold TO
the city Of New York. for Central Park purposes for the
sum of $244O Of which several new arsenals have
been built among them The most substantial one is the
Buffalo Arsenal, fun description Of which gave in
the HERAlp in August last
hsFRNAN TRACT SOCIETY," THE receipts of the American
Tract Society for six months Of the socieys current
ending October have beenFor publications sold $lo3,
81, III donations and egacies $50 $50 Az in ALL
l2 81 being 5000 so than for the correspond
ing ncrths Of the previous year. Grants by coporteurs
n New famrshre, 900 pages; Rhode Island, $4,000;
b ofo Pennsylvania 2s1s Oo0 Delaware, II 900; Mary
aud, $4,000 hist Columbia u 600; Virginia, 1000
dce oco Alabama 1903 600; Mississippi 900; Louisiana
2l2ooo; Texas 204 900; Arkansas, $4,000; Tennessee
S cc n Kcnresy @ nssoa
r5ocO; Iowa. III 600; Wisconsin, 273 900; Minnesota
5000 Kansas 900; Canada, 271 000total lS1 900
pages Besides the above including 900 pages for
California grants have been made for individual dstribu
ton the different States, and for the army and navy
lakes and canals, Indian missions literary and
humane institutions mission Sabbath schools home and
domestic missionaries branches and auxliares foreign
shipping and for foreign distribution, amounting to
Sa25 900 pages-makng total of rs LOG, 600 pages
value at 10 pages for a cent, $l67OO
ANOTHER srABBNG AFrRAY--About nine O'Clock last
evening dispute arose at liquor store, No % Pel
street, between the proprietor and man named Dennis
McNary, respecting the manner in which primary cleo
tons carried on, when McNary becoming excited,
seized stone and attempted TO strike his opponent,
This resulted in the other sezng q sword
and nfctng several stabs in McNary's back
and stomach, which having done he fed from the ston
Che wounded man was Immediately conveyed TO the New
York Hospital, where his wounds thought will prove
fatal The proprietor of the store had not been arrested
up TO a late hour last night
AC1KRcYMAN IN LuCK-His said that the Rev. Dr. Chaplin
niversaist has had house presented to him, chiefly
BY the contributions of few wealthy OF his
gregaon 1t is situated in Thirty fifth street, Fifth
avenue and $24 O00 The reverend gentleman, with
his family occupies 1t, while his former residence in
Eighth street, Fifth avenue, has been advertised to
lei.
FRK AT STATEN IsLAND-A fire broke out yesterday
morning. about $50 A. M, in the house adjoining the
Quarantine ferry landing, owned and occupied by Mr.
Wiener, as a saloon and dwelling, which, with its con-
tents entirely destroyed. The flames communicated
to the dwellings of d. Reagan and Matthew Carroll level
ng both to the ground The former was drinking So
loon and dwelling, and the latter dwelling only. The
loss is estimated be $4,000 The ferry house, with the
fences, gates, &c, were entirely destroyed.
CHAuNtKY JOHNSON En- ROUTE SING SING.-Y Yesterday
afternoon officer Fzmaurice, of the Second precinct
arrived in the city with the notorious Chauncey johnson,
who escaped about four months ago from Sing Sing State
prison. He detained for an hour at the Second
ward station house, and at five O'Clock in the custody of
the above officer started for his old quarters where he is
now, no doubt safely quartered.
MADAME GAzzAMGA's ESTABLISHMENT OF FAST HORSES TO
m SOLD AucnoM.-The complete establishment Of
Madame Gazzanga consisting of fast horses French
riages harness, whips &C., to be sold to-day at pub
lie auction in consequence Of her departure for Europe
See advertisement
STRKET CLEANING STATIsncs-During the past week
2491 loads of manure 4224 loads of rubbish and 1874
loads of ashes removed from the city, under the d
recon of City Inspector Delavan, at expense Of IS 1855
S9h
NEW CorNTERFns-A counterfeit ten on the Bank
of the Capitol Of Albany, N Y, made it's appearance last
evening But two of the bills passed.