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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-08-21
Money,

-UONt!.
We hope those indebted to us will give us a
little help. We are greatly in need of money.
Our receipts for some time have beer roarrully
small. Let each one help little and the relief
to us will be great. Do not, dear friends, force
us to the perpleXity and expense of sending out
collector. Come up like good friends, as we
know You design to be, and give us n lift.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-08-21
stray Cow.

4 red COW, middllng oil, giving mix, came to the
y PREMISES Of the undersigned, m Kulbuck township
Holmes county, O1io some two weeks ago. The owner
is requested to call pay charges aud take her away
otherwise she will be disposed o. according TO law.
D. G. NEWTON
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-08-21
They want oil.

For week the Auditors Office has been bes t
by persons asking to have their names stricken
from the militia rolls, some are dcbtatcd, some
too young, and otl ers too old. We learn from
the Auditor that not Democrat Ia appeared
for any such purpose.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-08-21
Select School .


Mrs NJ. P. Lowm,N's Select School will opcn
on Monday, Sept. lst, for a term of ten months.
Short vacations during the holidays and at first
of April.
Terms will be six, eight and ten dollars ac.
ccrding to the branches studied.
a Juvenile class not to exceed ten in number
will be admitted.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-08-21


OFFICERS.
Captain-JoHN IiUsToN,
lSt Lieutenant joins II. CASTOR
2d g JoHN EBERHARDT.
PRlvATEs.
James + Anderson, Elijah Jameson,
Geo. llites, jr., John Gard
III Gard, Joseph Potot.
sias Speilman, Knox Kline,
Robert A Boiling, Jacob Newcomer,
George Spring, Um III. Htes,
Oliver kilgore, Alfred Ewing,
Adam Sumery, Hiram FiShbum,
John C. Duncan, H"nry Virgins,
David Craven, Joseph III, Cole,
David X. Lggett, J b McCull, ok,
Abraham koher, Robert S. Clancy,
VIM, Spoelman Samuel S Reed
, Isaac rroyer, BUbert Mcclure,
Charles Livingstone, James Reed,
Paul X. Peekham, Thomas Hayes,
Thomas Johnston, Jacob Crib,
Samuel Pyers, John Crocker,
Jacob Summers. Enoch Harrison
John Mclaughlin, Chas, W. Greenwood,
Ezra Crawford, John Jones,
John Orr, w. III II Longnecker,
Josiah S. Bevington, Jacob Haun,
Martin Mover, Rufus Swinehart
Zemri ilgore George l.. Shut,
John LOngncchcr, Johnson Finucy,
Mcclure, c II Crawford,
Josiah MorcheRd, Joseph Mitchell,
James Gard, George Hall,
Westley Henderson, David W Smith,
Wm. Laughed, J Atkinson,
John Cullcrs, Ephrain Gleason,
David Fubra, Peter Gates,
David Henderson, Casper Sandle,
John Sandle, Benz + Wade,
Luther MeGinnis, VIM j Wages,
Thoruburg, Michael Walters,
Thomas Mitten, Jacob Isoh,
Il Richards, w h. Mitchell,
Jacob Spring Seth Dorsey,
w II II Rutter, Daniel Skelly,
John T Uhl, Hiram Skely,
John w Hall, Louis G. Martin,
VIM Stephens, John Haley,
James A Bitner, Alfred Knee,
James Emmons, James Wells,
Wm II Ross, George Mouse,
Westley Lee, Thomas True,
Alfred EberAardt, Jacob Homer,
George IIass, Levi Strock.
Thomas Daniels, John Mackev.
Alexander Daniels, Christian Sandle.
The Company consists Of l07 men, includin
officers
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-08-21
War Meeting.

" ut NCtIINS.
Rev. HARRsoN JoNEs, Chaplain of the 42d
Regiment o V. l., will speak on war matters at
The NJ. f. Church in this place, on Fridry even
ing Mr.. JONES is fine speaker. Let all turn
out.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-08-21
OBITUARY..

Dfhp-lu " u4rsburz, August 18th, Of scarlet fever
ELIZABETH C,Hk, oLly dGurhtcr Of r,cv,J " and C. N
Ssica Ia the 9Th year of her age.
Size tasted Of ili.'s bitter CUP,
Refused to drink the portion up,
In death she canly closed her eyes,
II live With Je .ls in the skies
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-08-21
on for Camp.

The companies raised III this county for the
100 Regiment will leave on the noon train to-day
for camp at Mansfield. We wish all the men a
profitable and pleasant time and safe return
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-08-21
Horses SlraYed.

CTRAYED from the premises OF the undersigned at
- Mllersburs, on Monday the 90 of June, two bay
Cots, one year old snd the other yea old snch
inormaton VIII lead 10 their recovery vii he hoer-
sllv rewarded. .
'fNiershNrE. Iulv lsjH r. NFl'S'
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-08-21

Muster Roll of Captain Hus:on'j Com-
pany.
The following is the Muster Roll of Captain
{Iuston's Company o. V. L, recruited for the
1924 Regiment
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-08-21
Abstract OF Militia and Volunteers in
Holmes County.

The following is an accurate statement of the
enrolled Militia volunteers and number subj cct to
draft in the several townships of this county:
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-08-21

Rev j. r. FRAME will preach at the Disciple s
Church on Saturday evening and Sunday next,
the 23d and 2ih inst.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-08-21
AT Home.

COL FRENcn came home yesterday on visit
to his sick family. We may add that l.. X. IIoAG.
LAND has been discharged and is expected home
soon. SMITH COVERT, it is said, is coming home
ON recruiting tour.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-08-21

Muster Roll of Captain Hnrpstcr's Conn
pnny.
The following is the Muster Roll Of Captain
llarpstcrs Company, o. V. recruited lJr tho
1924 Regiment;
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-08-21
q. n. 81 G. IL. IL. Time Table.

Trains leave Millersburg:
Arcomuod alton. 1906 = NJ
rive at Millerzburg:
AcrCmWol latlCn. l:Nh i. VI
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-08-21

1'HE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF A
' SUFFERER.-puhlished as a warning and for the
especial benefit of Young Men, and those who suffer
with Nervous debility, loss Of Memory Premature De-
cay, &c, &C., 60, by one who has cured himself by
simple Means after being put to great expense and
Inconvenience through the Of worthless medicines
prescribed by Learned Doctors SlnEle copies may pe
Long Island. by enclosing postpaid aadressed eb-
velope. Address CHARLES 4. LAMBtRirLs1.
,Inicmel Gresnpolst, Long Isllnd,N. X,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-08-21
For the 18th Regiment.

recruited in this county by Sergeant NELsoS,
fer the 10th Regiment
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-08-21
4 CARD TO YOUNG LADIES AND GENTLEE,,IE

Y The subscrIbrr win send tr'ee of charge 70 all
who desire H. the Recipe and directions for making
simple FegstaBI5 aLDs, iha. VIII! ireI Two 20 81
ioynss ana al Impurities and rouehnass OF ihs Sh'
isaving ne same Mature inteeded u snouu y
eScne WITH full nstructious, directions ana a1sS''
r isa,s al On our address With reiurn pasts.'''
w. go RIOS e CWApMAN, Fr7c-f7' tRsmtAt'
,,.,n- ss1 Fr-sfr1yi NsV Work.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-08-21

New subscribers.

THURSDAY, AUGUsrsl, 1889.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-08-21
OFF ICIlIIS


Captain Isaac IAersreR,
lst Licutcnont-J II VAS BRJcELm,
"a AAHJN WArTs.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-08-21

The Company consists Of l07 men, including
officers
The New York herald., 1862-12-27
TIE DRr GOODS rRADE.

According 10 tie Custom House returns for che week
the total entries % dry goods $780, against si94
ess week last year and 81 Go9 ss7 the
ing week of 500. The goods marketed amounted 10
STAT SAL against soo7 ,s29 week last year and
s5Ts 900 the corresponding week Of 1860 OF the direct
entries this week woonens amounted N value 10 s343 o7o
manufactures Of cotton slo9 lsO OF nav l3 ss5 and OF
silk, t55 556; aud miscellaneous goods s6o,073. The
amounts warchoused aad Withdrawn from ware.
house during the week were very light The
wecks sales Of all descriptions OF goods hsve been
limited neither sellers buyers have been dispsssd
to operate freely during the holiday season. which Ia
usuay devoted 10 recreation aud enjoyment and 10 the
closing upap the old years accounts Prices OF cotnps
are quoted 6rm: but In many Instances are ess than
woud be the cost o prodsclon at the present market
value of the raw material, which, instead OF fall.
ing. is again on the advance az shown bv
wednesday and yesterdays increased sales and resales
which left middlmgs al b66c. 67c.--a rise of &c
1isc. per ID. within week or ten days, without any
speculative excitement, which crcums holders re-
gard favorable TO their interest inquiry erjsts
FOR wooleps. especially aocekns but there no
stir In business al present The closes quite sats
factory 10 dealers In domestics which been uncx-
pectedy successful The foreign goods trade has bcen
less profitable and closes very tamey indeed with no
considerable orders remaining 20 be executed either
immediate or spring trads There been no uc.
lion sales 81 any Importance tbs week.
The New York herald., 1862-12-27
Arrivals and Departures.
ARRIVALS.
Exw oRIEass-Bark Nineveh-hr Geo W wilmington.
Beckman, L Rspp.
FAMILY MARKET.REvIEw.

The festivities Of the holidays have caused quite stir
in matters ut Washington and the other markets Of
the city The demand for meats Of all descriptions and
qualities is very great and the butchers driving
p.ohable business in consequence The great desdera
Nm just now seems to be fowl They supplied in
abundance but bought corresponding degree by the
people. Considering the immense demand for every
article the prices not very extravagsnt remaining
pretty much the came as last week The following prices
ruled yesterday
Bsn. Roasting pieces, lac. 16c per b. ribs, roast
ing, 1fc.; chuck ribs Sc sroin, l2c porerhouse, 1sc
runp, 10c coarse pieces &C. &c.. corned &c., rounds,
&C. O lie.
Misunderstanding pieces, lie. I2c. per ID forequar.
tiers, &c. a &c.. hindquarters Sc q lOc
LAEB, Sc a 12c. per ID.
VEAL, 12c l6c. per ID.
PoRK.fresh, 1Oc.; salt. Sc 1oc. hans. lie. 12c.
porrrRyrnrkeys, PC. I5c. per b. chickens, 1oc.
12c.; geese, &c. a roc.
vreKr,mIs.--Puiates, 2Sc. 32c. per peck cabbage,
per heed &C. Sc celery, per head, &C. l3c turnps
per peck 2ac
FGrus-App,ce, go. per peck. cranberrcs, 12c 15c
per quart raisns ICc zoe per lb. cusranis, lac.
1sc. per -b.
Fisn.-rabut, l2c per h.. blue FISH, loc 12c.. cod
FISH, 100. Founders &c.. GELS i0c. l2c frost fish,
&c.: oysters. 24c. per quart.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. &c. 30c per b. lard 10c. a
12c chccse, 12c. a 2Sc.; eggs, IL for 2Sc
The New York herald., 1862-12-27
Police Intelligence.

fraud uroS TBR SoIpks RELIEF Fusn-Louisa Bolly
wife Of deserter from tho Fiftyfourth regiment
New York Volunteers, taken into custody by
officer NewsrS Of the Second District Police Court yes
day charge Of obtaining money by OF false pre-
tences from the Fifth Senatorial Relief Committee Mrs
Boliy's husband it appears, wac originally member OF
the Forty nrst regiment Of New York Volunteers bnt
being discharged for some cause enlisted again in the
Fifty fourth regiment He remained In this regiment few
weeks and after receiving his bounty money deserted
HIS vito cognzant Of all these facts, and continued
10 draw two dollars week from the Relief Committee
Eve month"; when she really entitled TO nothing.
The il relation 70 her husbands desertion did not
coSe the knowledge OF the committee until within the
past few days. when u was determined 10 put stop TO
the fraud and accordingly cmIllnf being made against
tie accused she I'D STATED. Justice
ooack k,nbush cor,mitei the r:Nnc examination
SERIOUS S,lBEISo hTfRAY.-A ruw ,arrci at No. 159
Worth street, on CHRISTMAS III between Emanue,
Costa and Frank Crosse, which ~ suited 10 knives
being drawn In the course OF the Crosse stab
bed in the abdomen three times with dirk knife the
hands o. his adversary. 0ncer Ntzhugh, u tho sixth
precUct arrived in the assailant and
racter. The wounded man was taken 70 The drug
t9k Centre street, where his wounds dressed
from thence home. Costa brought 10 the Tobs
comitted 10 ewad the result OF the wounded in
jurfs =
sohRKpY At TnF CoRTrASpr STREET FRs.-It seems that
while the Cortand street nre raging Christmas
morning daring thieves broke the Of Ray
mond Bro No. &C Cortlandt street. and succeeded in
carrying away nearly $40 worth Of hats On the night
previous their store also broken open by policeman
belonging to the Twenty precinct under plea that
the Croton pipe had burstsd and he desired stop it, He
LETT the door unlocked and In the morning they missed
about SIS worth Of goods On ing application at the
station house for the name Of the officer satisfaction
could be had. II s strange that with large force Of
policemen as are on duty al fires property is stolen on al
occasion.
The New York herald., 1862-12-27
FROM THE PACIFIC CoAsr.


News from China and Japss-Loss 81 the
snip Weymouth, with . Cargo vsiuso
~ 1--WE and . Quarter 1iAiaens. 80. -
SAN FRASCsoo Dos %, 1852
Arrived, ship Southern cross, from Hong koSs' win
dates OF Nov. O.
fhe Southern cross reports that tAe ship weymouth,
which sailed Oct a, lost o. Pirates Shsa on me
Goth, with the largest cargo shipped from Hong
Kong for San francisco The and passengers were
saved.
The ship Flying Eagle intended sailing for this port,
the George Lee Mas loading for the destinaeon
No commercial news from Hong Kong 10 published, oua
consignees say the Hong Kong market was unchanged
cargo Of teas and drills, recently arrived here per
ship Josephine from Shanghae, seriously injured
and oil will % 70 auction on account Of tho under
writers.
san FRANCISCO, Dec %, 1862
Chip B. r. Hox,e has been chartered load dyewoods
on the coast Of Mexico.
Letters from Hong Kong Of the 9th uh estimate the
stock Of cotton awaiting shipment for England ~ So 900
bales Two vesses loading freight the charge being
one pound sterling per bale.
The cargo Lost the ship Weymouth comprised primer
paly teas sugar and rice, belonging mostly 70 Chinese
merchants and valued at two and quarter millions
OF dollars
American war steamer Wyoming has created much
admiration at Jeddc, receiving visits from the high
Japanese officials. She sailed for shanghae the 23d.
Several ships had recently sailed direct for London with
valuable cargoes Of teas and silks.
The New York herald., 1862-12-27
MisCellaneous.

scnR HARRIET LEWIS (of Newport stesaman with car
g. sheep Head Ne" Inss Isn
AsTcor end hs. s!ssa The cargo win be saved and sSs
scHa sox, DiIon which opposite the Blun
sS1 Ten s, S.S Ss I, 1S y gs
A,,e. which was supposed 70 havebesn lost has
Notice 20 Mariner.
The Light Ship the Tail Horse shoe Chesapsake
Bay L. o. her M sssns her ss a, %Sornss dui
Due notice .,ll p g,,sn o. Iesumns her station.
Baltimore. Dec %. 1864 o'p'-D y
whalemen.
woedisnas ssfs Nmrod, Yves. Indies for New Bed
''''' Foreign Perts.
pbas1s. Iss 10 Rqri m Srg Miller Of and
PERsAasuco. Nov 2s-fn port bark Means, Means
ss.Is pee per. bark Sea Eagle for Philsdel
ST THOMAS. Deo7-rn brig Addy Swift, from HYork
sslf CAY RI Dec Pin port schr John Rose for Syors
ST. Joiixs, PR Dec lo--No Am vessel in port.
PER sIKAm;m, acknowledgements
Fortuna, at Deal Margaret and Matilda, At Queenstown;
Arrived from Baltimore, l2,h, penueli. at Deal.
ss ,Ss ss fssl sss1 ssn
for for FSms.y S% ysTppSS EsrpS
Sailed FOR Montcyldco, I2h. N Frank from Liverpool
MEMS Olive. Cardiff. from Portland 10 days put Ap
Doas Edward NYOrs for Bordeaux pu. into rayai 10th
Arr from Niors i3,h Venus and Symmetry arr from New
gaihnrst Diligence a. cuxhAven, Berry and lists i cadir
Egcfia nt Falmouth, Emanue Plymouth Kerrgah, Eliza
beth and Avon ~ Londonderry; Martha at Liverpool.
Arr from bali,more Bremcrhayen al siabsrn.
Arr from New Orleans, Clara Ann AZ Cadz.
American Psrrs.
ALEXANDRIA, Dec 2S-Arr sohr Tuil Cooper, NYork.
CID schrs Smith Boyd, and Miller, Crebey NYork
BALTIMORE, Dec 2-Arr barks Thomas tBr). Peterson.
seIah Nckerson. Boston brgJ w, Prince Edward Issnd
scbrs Prince OF Wales (Brl, Chisholm, Wallace Ms;
Carpenter u,chineon, sydney CB, via Portland; Jane
Patterson Hand NYork Circassan Hacb Deer sle Mcc.
fIiSABETiPoRr. Dec A-Cld briu Chas peab. wr,rb,
Providence; schrs Mediator Miller, Somerset; Geo Edcar
Newe Tro,t Bs-ton Ediioi Dicsie New Haven Hdcieas
Davis Fall nycr; VIM Bays sackcti, Stamford; Trsnst
ghsps. and New Regurs Tiloson, Fall River; Clarsss,
TsWPORT. Dec 94-Arr schrs o Homer hrey Bangor
for ,yqrk; Dolphin, Keller NYork Boston olive Brarcb
as.SIArr brig Nathaniel stevers ias ~. Boston for
NeScsse pel scnrs yolin, Cray New nsei Tor New
Decatur oakcs oakes Somerset for do; lorlcry
ProvidenceSer do Artist Hobart DO Tor dc; Isaac Hnz
ard Wilson Bristol fg DO; Express Poland Boston for
PENSACOLA, Dec Elm rort ship sportsmap, Thonp.
son, with ordnance stores Barks Burneites o Boston,
Phadcpha, Capt Adams do do; ircJan 40 do Myroner
PORTLAND, Dec 2a--Arr pr steamship Mavrosorda,o.
u"ms weldon DO schr jIighsd Chief McInsoe FORTRESS
Monroc sId ship 0fBlancnafd lark sam shepherds Br
7 schr Bxemplsr and others
The New York herald., 1862-12-27
Reported Threats OF N Negro Insurrectios
In Missouri.

81. LouH, Tee 26, 1862.
The nalleck Guard left this city this morning for
Gray Summit, frankn county, on special duty Il is
said they ordered to that place prevent troubles
from negroes, apprebended IN that vicinity
There 10 talk Of threatened negro insurrsction in
Franklin county but inquiries have failed 70 elicit re
able lsundations for such rsports
There but few sesees IN the county no, enough TO
ne, up an ipsrrrectiOs considerable scale
The New York herald., 1862-12-27
City Inteilfgeuce,

S1ATUy or De Wirr CLINTON FOR CKvTRAl PARz.-
AZ the anniversary banquet OF the Sons OF Orange
sullivan resident in this city the Fifth Avenue Hotel
On Tuesday evening, the retiring President, Mr.. Van
Duzer appreciatng the foresight sagaciy and enlght
ened policy Of De Witt Clinton OF Orange proposed
that the association procure statue OF that eminent
mission for the Park under their management SUBJ
scrpton Of over 81 900 taken the spot The fol-
lowing were elected officers the society for the ensuing
year--President, Charles Huner First Vice Presi-
dent c. X. Garrison Second Vice President, @. Dim
mick Recording Secretary, b. B. Halstead Correspond
ing Secretary, George III. Van Mort Treasurer Robert
Hunter
SWORD PEExESrAuos-A few OF the friends of Lien.
tenan, Louis Metzgr waited upon him the residence
OF his mother in Fourteenth seet Christmas evening
and presented him with handsome sword, sash and
belts, rs n marx Of their and friendship. The
Lieutenant wss with his regiment the First United States
Chasseurs tSixty fifth New York Volunteers, through
all the battles on the peninsula, from West Point TO
Malvern Hill IN the capacity Of sergeant and orderly
sergeant and leaves again this evening TO join his reg
ment, ne having received commission as second heu-
tenant.
F1as IN BlIEtKER SrREET-About four O'Clock Fri
day morning fire broke the Office CT Dr. Coindet,
on The second floor OF building No. IA Blocker street,
corner Of Broadway The flames cxtingu,shed
BY tho hrsmen man named Charles Grover, who slept
in the premises, and o man named John Reynolds were
arrested by the police suspicion m setting fire to the
room Both men under the Influence Of liquor The
damage TO the doctors effects viii be about $50 No in
surance The dry goods store underneath No Gal Broad
way owned by Lewis Leferts damaged about 81 900
Dy water Insured for s3 600 foows:-Kings County
Insurance Company, So COO Atlantic 600 Washington
1000 lftna, Of New York, 5000 Total, $4,000
The book and paper store Of Kirby Co. damaged
BY water about $lo0 Insured for 81 900 in the Liverpool
and London and Mercantile insurance companies
suxMEaLlxB wKArHER.-The clerk Of the weather seems
g be bent upon playing all sorts Of freaks with the ele-
ments Only few days back we were deep in mid-wn-
ter while yesterday the temperature deliciousy
mild as In autumn IN fact overcoats had 70 be discard
ed altogether yesterday and people sailed forth light
clothing 10 enjoy the pleasures of promenade in the
fashionable avenpes The only draw backs the
santly threatening rain looking through sunshine,
and ibc unpcasapty muddy condition OF the streets
The New York herald., 1862-12-27
The Thirty.seventh New York voian-
teers at the Battle or Frederic ksburg.

Names OF the Killed and Wounded OF
Company n, Sixty-stxth Regiment New
York Volunteers, I'm .the Action at Fred
erfcksburg, Va.
KLlkp--John torcoran, shot through abdomen; Peter
King, struck In the head by shell
WorNDED--Barsey Martin, struck by n shell In the
thigh, and died in hospital, December 10; Sergeant
Charles Morgan rife ball through lung severely Ser
geant JOHN A. Foster confusion 0 back Color Sergeant
Abraham Evans right leg shot OF Corporal Patrick Pur-
sei confusion of back Corporal Michael shield wounded
10 foot John Maui left amputated. James b. Smith,
shell wound through body, severely Patrick Rafferty,
MIseise, suPposrp no Nh knIsD-Thomas Dean, Francis
DolsD. JOHN McNETII
Lieutenant Commanding co. ID, sixty-sixtb N. Wv
The New York herald., 1862-12-27
C0roners' lnquests.

TnR NISsTxExru WARD HOMICIDE CASE The inquest in
the Of Michael Haney who was fatally stabbed while
engaged in ARRAY with Owen Keefe at the Of
Forty nth street and Fourth Christmas morn
ing, concluded Yesterday Coroner Collin The evi.
dence which quite volrminous show the fol-
lowing of factskcese who intoxicated picked
quarrel with deceased at the drinking saloon OF Mrs
Roach, ana drawing a dirk knife, nasaied deccas-
ed and friend named James Marley. The
latter received cut In the neck, and
eaved his life by flying from the premises but
Haney, who unable TO escape, morally wounded
the police could interfere The assault appeared be
entirely unprovoke and the evidence against ascus
sd so ralpable that the jury found difficulty In
ss .s ,aos acsnersts chs,sc,er wos ,ui,,.d ~ o -.
Tombs 10 await the action Of the Grand Jury Haney
resided q icver Plains sne was In the employment
of the1Arlem Railroad Company a. brakeman
THE LATE OxSBrs CASUALTY BRoApwAY.-Thc in.
quest in the Of william Young, lad aged fifteen
years, who was killed by an omnibus in
Broadway, opposite the Metropolitan Hotel wednes-
day evening, concluded yesterday by Coroner VIII
dey The Jury rendered the following verdict-"Death
by injuries accidentally received by being bv
stage No Q OF ths knickerbocker line, December 81
1892 We would recommend TO the proprictors said
line their drivers DO directed omit collection
fares and the making of change therefor while stage
is In motion"
TA1AI FALL Down SslIss.-Frederick Richter native
Of Germany, aged nsy.two years, fell down fight o.
stairs 149 Bowery, Thursday night and, breaking
his neck died almost instantly. The body was taken TO
the Tenth ward station house, where Coroner Collin held
inquest.
FELL pRon a Roos. .-Jsmcs RELY fell from the roof o.
% Roosevelt street Thursday night while intoxicated
and was 30 severely injured that died yesterday Al
the New York Hospital Coroner widey held Inquest
upon the body.
The Navy.
LAUscB OF AN IRos-cLAD SUBMARINE BATTERY AT
THE NAVY YARD.
Last evening unsuccessful attemp, was made To
launch the submarine battery which has been for some
months courA Of construction the long dock This
singular affair has attracted considerable attention. &c
knows what Is 10 be made available fos
warlke purposes At present IL is nothing more than
huge box, with thick sides, and internal space for
gun When ahoat, however it win be clothed with iron
inches in thickness Its armament will consist Of
piece Of ordnance, from which will be discharged
projeCtile N unccbcevsble nature the battery
itself. This armament 10 now In New York being rifed
said. The inventor Of the What e ItY az the work
and visitors have called this OF naval arcbec
ture, s as stated some months since Lieut. Hunt To
day proper preparations will be 70 foat the vessel
~ Satisfactorily sbe viii be launched 10 the forenoon