The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-16
CITY uTELL1a1HCE.

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Tho l.rcs 0es az OCEAN steamers tbM over LEFT pntsd
States port ON voyages Of legitimate trade IN one asy
sailed from New York yesterday. The ssllowins ."
their names and dsstinations:-
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Iouisans liverpool Chesapeake. Portland
Britannia .Glasgow. Hatteras.
Hsripos. No. 0r;ssna .savasssk
star q the Union N0reana Enterprise W%inssos'
81 Cid .Newben. J. Gibson. Wsshingssn.
Carolina Beaufort w. woodward -Baltinoss.
Granada Charleston. Annie. .heween.
RowMa MATCH yos Tm CHAMPIONSHIP AND Oh THov
sAsD DoLLARs-The Of the Samuel Colyef d Nov
York, and the Floyd Fields Of Poushkeepse wDsou
tend for tho championship Of the American waters u
rowing match ON Tuesday next Tho contest Willis
the more interesting from the fact that purse Of shrss
thousand dollars side has been put upths winner "
sweep the board The race will Be over course Of ave
measured miles on the Hudson The crews Of each Gran
matched before although they have met at rssass ana
the Collyer u ~ follows:-Denis Leary (stroke);
John BigIin, James b Biglin and Bernard BigIi.
made themselves famous BY their numerous Vote
res In the regattas Of Boston, Worcester, Newbur4
Sy ssw ns
strokel; Homer Wooden, William Burger and Esekiel
benewsy Steady training on the Poughkeess and Had
son rivers renders them we'll Quansd In muscle and en-
durance fos the match ON which occasion they VIVA
doubtedly do their best Before the Fourth and the
Of tho BEST muscle sinew Of The "Hub and New Bruns
wick the from Poughkeepsie were the favo.ees q
sporting circles, and bets were booked upon mem =
the wind has changed in our favor and the same ana
larger odds are taken the New Workers. The race
exciting great deal Of comment on all sides, and bios
fair to be one Of the toughest contested and most severe
ever rowed the United States a least for many years
STRANGE OocuRxsNcu. Saturday evening, while
two young men were standing opposite Messra Pike
Sons establishment ON Broadway, loosely struck
the other slight blow the leg, whom, 70 his alarm,
his companion seized with vertigo resembling b.
Vtus Dance and after several revolutions oD the naSe
length fell exhausted large crowd was soon around
the sufferer and be was conveyed into the adjoining e.
tablishmeni.
EXCURSION or TaB SBvxSrY. FIRST RsoMnr NATIONAL
GUARD TO SARATOGA AND Acknowledgements II and
Of this command will, during the coming month, visa
Albany and Saratoga II is intended to mako the o.
curson very nne affair. Tho committee appointed ~
make arrangements will report at special meeting Of
the two companies At the armory OF Company B, on
Tuesday evening next. Burgess Corps OF Albany,
is expected, will make ample preparations to receive
this representation of the military OF the Empire CITY,
stated that Lieutenant Remsen AppIeby. member OF
the committee OF Company H. has engaged Leland'e
Opera House for grand hop II is well founded m
NOR.
FIRE IN BissCKER STREET Between two and three
O'Clock yesterday morning fire broke out the second
floor of building No. "a Blocker street. IN the hallway
under the stairs The upper door was burned out and
part of the second door, The following are tho occu
pants :-Third noor-E E. Sheppard. silver platter LosA
$780, Insured for $500 in the Continental Insurance
Company. Christian Flocks, segar maker Loss SGD
Insured for $500 in Hanover Insurance Company Second
floor n Grennel h Co., artificial limbs Loss $500
No insurance. G. W. Burgher, show cards Loss $50
G. N Brown, electric polish Loss $500. No insurance.
Basement-A E. Delonest, plumber: Damage 0y water
5000 Insured for 500 in Franklin INSURANCE. CON-
store Of Lewis Leferts Insured for $1,000 In the
Standard Atlantic, Corn Exchange and Columbia in:a-
store Of Isaac Solomon Damage about $500 Insured for
$4,000 in the stuyvesant jersey City, Brevoort Ia
bSdne isa dsmassd To the exssns Of Insured
Tho fire is supposed to be the work of an ncendary
The FIRE In FoRrY-roURTa srRErr-As an act OF jus.
ce to the parties should have been stated 10 these
columns Friday morning that to the police, Engias
No and to Lewis A. Lelamant and Alfred West meun.
bers of No Engine Company great credit should 30
trous confagration The two remen named worked like
heroes although the company had previously disbanded
and refused to co operate with the Commissioners OF sne
paid department
SAD AcCIDRNr-A BoY INSTANTLY KTLED.-A boy
named John McGraw about twelve years of age was
almost instantly killed about eight o'clock last evening
by being struck by machinery which fell on him
at the Aae Works loot Of East sa, Eleventh street Eass
Coroner notified, and will hold an inquest on tho
body this morning.
MEETING or ATTACHES BARNun's MUsEUM. Az mum.
Der of the attaches OF Barnum's Museum met at 81.
Davds Hail. Canal street, yesterday morning All those
Who 30 short time since, used TO occupy their
ugs rehearsal for sensational drama there
Tony Denor the American legged dancer his last
Mr. tha imnr wi
bowed down." the ragedian, who wont 10 walk The
boards with many strut and the comedian who used V
convuse the audience with sushterall there and
Mr.. John Brdgman was In The chair Thrown out Of
robes burned they met 70 concoct some means BY which
TO relieve their immediate wants The general idea was
the suggestion OF the HEsALD: 10 obtain hall and give
public performance aud committee was appointed y
procure place suited for grand entertainment on Fr-
day next The committee was composed Of Messrs Fox,
Dcnier, Cunningham, Connolly Harrison, Cohn, Wood
| r. g. and T. Walker and r. Cutler
We would call the attention or the profession ana
Others 10 the accompanying CARD
The ato disastrous rc having caused to large num-
Dor OF actors employees and attaches OF the Museum the
perty and also taken away the means Of support =
themselves and families they appeal toa generous public
bort and cooperation at their proposed beue0s Fri
day afternoon and evening The theatre at which the
performances will take place will be announced g. 500
as nna arrangements made. In the meanwhile they
invite al friends who desire TO aid them on this ocoa
address John Bridgman, chairman, at the com
mittee . headquarters, No. 1881 Broadway.
Tux LATE FrRa The loss OF Mr. John Duane, No. IN
Fulton street. was not stated in the account Of the ats
fire given yesterday 1t Was $4,000 which he held
insurance for $4,000.
Among the parties suffering by the fire who have MOI
been noticed In the newspapers Mr. Hugh Martin.
No. 16 Fulton street. dealer In boots and shoes HIS los
was So 000 600 OF which covered by policy ID
the North River Insurance Company.
TO rHs EDITOR or THE HERALD.
Your statement in the HERALD that the Albany Ctts
Fire Insurance Company are insurers with the North
| American insurance Company the stock Of Jonos
Ksnwood, Nos 10 and IL Ann street, for $40 900 Is or
roneous This company have policies on those mum
/ bers, or in favor OF that firm T. h. CROSBY.
TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.
In your list Of sufferers at the calamitous fire at Bar