New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-03

Of the stores four stories IL height the .So eenter
ones FIVE s.ofies and structure lof WOOL eXse'd"e
acrcss the dock ia eight stories high s. feet from
tie ground 10 the roof, which is to be used for the
purpose OF elevsting grain. by means Of this els-
va.or, which is worked by steam, 90 bushels Of
grain can be boosted per hour fro vessel IL the
water, weighed, and Deposited 10 any portion OF the
building by mears of conductors with cylinder screw,
arranged for the purpose. The engine and boiler
rooms, which are located in Nos - sud 81 or the
bay side, are made perfectly fre-prcof. The sngins
is az i0.borse power. The docks either SHE are
pls, kei with yellow pine about ten fee. 10 with sad
60 feet in lersth. The genera Office 10 in No g.
the center Of the block. Ample provision hiss been
made TO guard against Ere, BY the introduction Of
Rdg.wood water throughout the entire range, AMI IN
addition FIVE iron MIGRANTS have he placed st inter
vss along tae front and The buildings present
very 6ue appearance from tie bay and river, and
corst qusnty attract much attention. The cos: OF the
whole, when finished, will be s250,OO0 with about
50 coo additional in fittpg up the interior with ma
chineIy ard other necessary arrangements. The
work on the buildings was commenced on the lst of
April $50 ard it is expected tbs, they will he com.
pleted and ready for occupation by the Isl Of Novsm-
Der next.
CIR MoRTALIrr.-The total number of deaths in
this city ss week was l33 of which = were males,
ana IS females OF these 40 were under year of age.
The principal diseases were: Commissions, IL; MS
issuus, Is; cholera iDisntup, :; scarlet fever, 4
typhoid fever ); &c. Natives of United States, no.
ireland, TO- England, g. Germany, 81 France, Il I'M
know,
KINGS County REPUBLICANS NoxINATrosS.-The
.inn mat AZ No u Cont
street, Oh Saturday afternoon ard organized by
selecting Mr.. Charles Jones of the Ninth Ward as
Chairman, and VIM L. Hubbell of the Twelfth sud
and George ~ Sesrns Of the Seventeenth, as Secre-
taries. The nominations were made in the following
order:
Di't,' tie,neJohn Wn,lcw received i5 out ell votes
cast sicLud c. Upderhll receiving % votes.
County JHis H. Gale received IS votes the Informal
ballot Al ~ss this nominated by scclsmation. .
County Treasuo.-Dauiel M,uer nominated for this
SF>y,afe4ecn'g re Poo, Henry Ripley Of the rhir'
tenth w'Id .rd Bsrnasda' kyser q GI,ys,snd
Coroner. George j. Kbby OF New Utrecht, And Nelson L.
Justice Of he PeGee-Ird Disisic.- geaj,n S. Morehouss
Nth Dhuo,-Chauncey Perry. Nth Dhhc-Antaony Wafer.
FATAL RCSAwtY AccIDENT-THB SUPERISrSSp
rST oY THS USIoY FERRY CosPANr KILLED
About IL o'clock on Saturday night, Nicholas w.
Van Duyre the Superintendent Ct the Union Ferry
NViPhi i-''b ME stdtu " ONinS sN'""S ""N W 49,
carriage at the corner of Washington and Prospect
streets, Brooklyn. II appears that Mr.. Van Duyne,
with child of hs and frit nd named Gilmore had
just returned from fishing party at Sleeps Head
Bay, ard that, after leaving his at his residence
on the corner of De Kab and Adelphi street,
ard his friend at another place, he drove toward the
stables OF the Company TO put up bis horse.
On turning down Washington street the anlmsl-
which bears widely known reputation for vicious
ness-became unmsbaseabe, snd dashed down hill
toward the river with tremendous speed, snd turning
into Prospect street upset the carriage throwing the
unfortunate occupant violently forward number of
yards. NJ. Van Duyne struck the curbstone on the
lower side of Prospect street with his head, with such
force that it is wonder he not instantly killed
The vehicle was smacbed TO pieces and the horse was
not caught til lie had reached the corner Of "alton
and Henry streets. The injured man was picked up
by grocer who Witnessed the accident. Drs. Gil
fllsn and Babcock we're summoned, and rendered ali
the proe ssons I'D in their power, but without avail.
A litter was then Constructed ard the unfortunate
carried to the Brooklyn City Hospital, where he
died about o clock. He manifested no sign Of con-
sci0usness. The pos'mOrtem examination showed
that eeveral large pieces of bone had bsen deeply
driven into the brain. Tie Coroner held an inquest
yesterday morning, sni verdict in accordance with
to h:s late residence in De Kalb avenue from whence
the funeral Is TO take place tomorrow. TIE deceased
IL years of age, ami leaves wife and Elk small
children. lie had for many years been connected
with tie Union Ferry Company and was much be-
, loved BY all his acqusiutauces.
STABBISG AFFRAY.-Psirick Tovey and Peter Fitn
arrested Saturday hight cha scd with stsbh Mary
Rooney az No Ia John IN and also with cuti0s
Edwd Saey. N dfel, about he hest sud body
The wef, committed 20 answer.
ARREST or STREEr-WALKERs.-The Deputy Super
inieucrut Of Police or5ere the Of al females OF qne-,ions
bic r.rue the streets Saturday night TIE De-
arrested II thirty faces have be
Hal detained hsuS when they Permitted 70
dsPsr-
Permits TO LAND CARGoEs.-The Mayor granted
Of Isl permits dGIigg mouth VI September 70 discharge
csgo-s a. this port.
COUNTERFEIT BlLLs.-.john Miller was arrested on
Saturday night The charge 4 atcmytisg pas counterfeit
bills ihe Merchants Bsuk Of New York Committed to
answer.
CAPTURE OF BURGLARs.-Two youth, named VIM.
Porer AID VIM. Benba by Oecet Bennett Of
the SIKH Precinct Friday risr- for having the rgo- Of
the h q seenbr broken 1to the honse OF Mrs maxwell
II stolen found in the Of Engne CO.
No The hoys sckno edged their guilt sAi were committed
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