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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-29

GENBvIEvE, daughter OF Herman and Ruth Schulting,
aged years. months and 10 days
The relatives and friends Of the family invited to
attend the funeral this Saturday afternoon, at two
O'Clock, from No 159 William street
SruRcEs On Friday morning, July IS after a short
illness RgBEccA conor Of the late Josiah sturges Esq
AGED s5 years, months and days
The funeral will take place on sunday afternoon, at
two o'clock, from the Moryan church, corner Of Hous
ton and Mott streets The remains win be taken for
burial TO New Dorp, Staten Island Relatives and friends
respectfully invited to attend
SULLIVAN On Thursday, July -, after short and Sc
we're illness, ABRAHAM d. WILSON, twin child OF Maria
and the late jeremiah Sullivan, aged year months
and IL days
The friends relatives are respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock
from the residence OF his grandmother Maria Honmire
"a Laight street
srrwARr.--At Nashville Tenn, ON Thursday, July 20
l.. ADELAIDE, wife Of Edgar r stewart
The funeral will take pace from the residence oil her
father, VIM W Bowles I3l Charlton street, on Sunday
afternoon, nj half-past two o'clock
TAYLoR-At Cenireyille, La on Tuesday, July u,
after short Illness HELEN ~, wife Of George Taylor,
and daughter Of Benjamin simonson, Of staten Island
Kansas and Cincinnati papers please copy
TuILv.-on Friday, July 2s Bridget Turry, the be-
loved wife OF Matthew L. fully the 10th year Of her
age--a native OF county Rcscommon, parish OF Tar
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral from her late residence lSl
York street. Brooklyn, on Sunday afternoon NJ TWO
O'Clock.
vALssnSE On Thursday July 81 EMMA g. wife of
Frank Valentine aged 20 years and % days
The friends and relatives invited TO attend the
funeral on Sunday afternoon, at one O'clock from No
10 south Second street, Williamsburg
Won HAoES.-On Friday morning, July %, ApELrNr
@. Wow HAGEN wife OF Martin Won Hagen after severe
illness, which she bore with Christian forude in the
3sth year Of her age.
Funeral services take place on Sunday afternoon
at two clock at SO Myrtle avenue, Of Jay street
Relatives and friends inv tied TO attend without fur
thor notice.
VAS wlGSyp Suddenly, on Thursday evening, July
81, at West Farms SARAH tnuIA BocARr, wife Of John
Van Wagner 10 the 41st year Of her age.
The funeral viii take place on Monday morning
at nine O'clock from her late residence In West Farms
wsnrisssf In Jersey City, N. j. on Wednesday,
July 90 CHAPioEs MoospA, wife Of 0rramel whittle-
sey, " Salem, Conn
Tbs relatives apd friends are respectfply INVITED V ~
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Once Brandreth House. New York. Observe my name
IN government stamp
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-07-10
SAvENts IiA(IaiNa~.

CEWi&G MACHINES FOR SALE AND TO
- Lt.-slu-t.'a G.d =, Aolel ~ oa's aIsays
WHEELER & WILSON'S, SINGERS No.
w 2. toi leather o. "a lorins, v cox & Gibbs,
Gtover a. Is keI's ana no .eut and iyr sac Ut
he love UIns. hsgnInci bought anu eIch tu.ed.
" W. anu sluseFs sy. On hand, " GTeeAs.ich
R'e. 90
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hNS'tsss.CTaON.

ST TOWNSEND'S ACADEMY, 26O BOW.
4 ery-bVEAo,ping, WAITING, Arithmetic, Ave
b'is utHmma., &C, taught usy anu eS,u,ns. bs,-
Mc Instruction gwen. Rouiucd soldiers fully
qua ed lot JuAlACsA A. lauiCA and priv alto
LstiuC,toa gUy
a I % BOWFRY, SOLDIERS MAY SECURE
st'lctl, private ,us'ruc Ion ,u looks p ny,
me Gu Niiumctic, srtng, &C, DC, = ia, ne iuLy
los Lus ness. JJl. PAlNr. the vel known 10 iclier
OF ~it"t, obo Ut tie ts.t mat ucloIs Ia toe
No port MCicdry. 1Ol
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r AIDES TAUGHT On SINGERS AND
AW. & ", machines reriect for ~ IN tamil. ~ s.
tnr stitcin all In4ci suirt maNlni; reyluimen
e. to snUpi alte. learnn Apply ia AI.su a., he's
E.oDme and D..ante nancy s,Oie. 81
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A FARM OF % ACRES, GOOD LEVEL
and. loan io sui,ab.e ioi raising market truck,
I.t, o. any KIND ~ iuiu,u,, Lea the IalIioad &c.
~ only 4 nj ~ On l.. I. pico b46 20 one OF Ia
o. %, S.sy. h. A BONCE tie o"Ler, Ch-uibsIs
tt.t =.
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FOR SAIL AND TO LEE.

a MOTHER or THOSE FREE FXCUk.
IA sioDs TO Ellzate'hpou for such psrsons rs visit
to examine the cheap houses anu lols Of r.. X. hal.
logs offered tor sac there such psItons Oh, aIA
tickets tree on Saturday, the h, OF Monday, tho
lOlh of july. BY calling at 1879 feaIl o., Wal at
between and a. m 1hey 20 by steamer RED
'ChEE hich leaves fiom the eItl enc end OF Piaf
=, \. IL, al S.3J a. m, returning ~ YI5 r. IN. Thu
o-n I will sccompany them. h. ira ethpoit IA out
hour by boat or 46 minutes by iall DAD loun New
York; 10 very healthy; has abou ,UUO iuhnbitnnls
taG,s are small AMI al can IA ID and conve, iu,i
es.4,o te.e. Mech in Ca viii hnd this Eoou oppo.
funny IL secure home, especially those wolki b.,
the Gee, such as tailors, oaim ikers, shoeinnter
a.. LOJscs Ior sac l,UUO the iolloH Ing
toms ts6i ca.h; balance Ill pr no1th lot. ~
tom s2uv TO t4iO e-ch 10 go To So cash bal
slce 10 or al mo Ity. Iho lite to the y. w Ity 10
mad By Gazing on g. a. KEnLOiG, l39 Pearl ~, or
COOLEY 3 hEiDRti ift.K, agents, one book wo.t
OF ste lnbOat IuddinA, LIN .bethyOit " j. 90
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PEERS ONAa NOTICES.

INFORMATION WANTED OF BRIDGET
MdEALlS. dauSh or Of tatriek and Airs
Whenin oi vurtaan, Ga ...s Co., le aud. v 10 land
ed IN New loik last May. Ada ess MICHAEL.
HORN, 1882 Wsrnock 1t, ph.lato phiA a.
INFORMATION WANTED OF Ann.
L TKAlNUk. OF Belle tout bet County Cavan, lie.
land, ny her sister lAAhl AoDOSALp Add4es.
care Of Mr.. hASLG, cor SJth o.. and ID ava. ~
NOIlCE.-WHEREAS, MY WIFE, CATH
1 AKINE NOCLANE, has lett my LeI aud Lo.rd
without any Just OF p ovUcation tn l. 10 uOiy
all parties that wit no lie responsible Tor any debt
che may contract ai,e. this date. WIN hCCLASk
Is ooki IN, July 0, 1876. l2y
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WANTED.

4 WONDERFUL RUSH FOR MALE AND
a female hep Of all nations, ~. MLLPLEns
ID up ..siT. .ervsnt for sooe situations in city and
sunEy Ao cosehmen; ssT snsg poIdna s m,
tad leblanc. hi. ofiice We can recommend lis
4 FEW GOOD FUR SEWERS WANTED
u HARRIS n RI s5AK. 1873 Broadway. IS
y OPERATOR WANTED on SINGERS
IL n~ebine, 10 wo.k on flannel shiIts Insaiie .Gi
nlALcy 81.
BOY WANTED 70 ATTEND OFFICE
n Arpli No. Me- Ch-LlDs.s o., l. I'm 70 e'e,oss
q peGN eek ri'oa.
Al 81 DUANE ST, Up STAGlS-wan'c,',
,p,y aiei Voe'ock.
GOOD OPERATOR wANTFD-ALso
n bJs els tnishet anu p esser, ior ..h.p eosts
re S; al sas f s 'e : R R;s paid ' "
\ PRENTICE wANTED-TO LEARN The
Il eler AIDE; also jouI ne men jese.ep. Apply
tsAA. J. SMITH, ~ Maiden Lane. IS
GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEwORK
N wanted ~ family yher. fret rae -athins:
Iuins aud good pam cooking are required. ~
- ljlh o., between 1,h aid sth sye-. %
A STEAM OR GAS FILTERS HELPER
van ed YOUNG m n thsi h. been At the u ade
ger O 1 Two APP. before sOdOes' at No. IA
\ wHEELwRIGHT WANTED IMMEpI-
thatolvtt the WI elwhghrs shop. ia ard i5G
.ut 2dth -, bet ID and "a ave. 20
4 IL RESPECTABLE MEN REQUIRING
eOol, iespsctab ,ii .tione 10 shopi, hotof ana
VI 1ne-olAo 10 terra coAchtns n, gar, and farm
~ groOm., vs.e's, and waite men--Inny I've immedi-
'',y supal 81 by nTT'l.itg to Mr. MANNING, 10
;Iurt Ct I,roo n. Also isrm hands wanted lmne-
lAteiy. We can recommend the A'eney. III
"a BARTENDER WANTED TO ATTEND
- 10 esi.e ana Ko all Liquor store no must
Sine vel tee mmsnded; man 30 years Of rgc . e.
Nsrtcl i App at IS. " Nhinston a. cor. Charles ~
= ON 10 Oclset. IN the morning. 81
~ YOUNG MAN WANTED To ATTEND
,hDi. 40 wst st THuS MORTON, 100
A BOY WANTED AT BROWN 4 HEW.
Il IIl's, 81 fsIk Ros. rs
A NUMBER OF OPERATORS, BAISrERS,
t1huls err and es,men van,ei at the Tailoring
ssabli htnent, Iii Bfoorne st. Hlghest vase paid
inquire during the whole week. gSl
A HELPER WANTED on CARRIAGE
u work: one that understands fnshins; none
l. Y. ~
DOY WAETFIl-TD WORK IN COR
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HANDS WANTED TO MAKE SHIRTS
II and dIaWers. At 324 broadway, upstairs. ~
HOOP SKIRT HANDS WANTED-BEST
~ prics pid. AiaO ~ "A der ON W.i,ox's D esA
ann an OPERATOR Oh Wheeler a. Wilson's machine
1S5 Cham or g. 2II
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l,ARM FOR SALE. CONTAINING 40
tcics, drsIably ocUeI IN Mo. rn Co., noa' Nor.
rs oW n, y. j.. IN 10 iion hoIIis PLANE dep H. on
N a. L.. X. Il. A y ltIcu nlE, inqulte OF Absk n
hILNC..A. VI 0cn :. q D.NIslon n. Y. alI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-07-10
A MOTHER BARGAlN-FoR SALE AT

Nes. End, Iiu-sOn CAY, Le tutnu, ootts- e.
ltHl an bic OF Ach'ectu. @, I lots n garccn, ubun
u.ucf VI mutt &C. ms Class nelghiioi hood ia 40.
. 40 a; u casa. iOsses-ion nun elia,eiy. john
h. fLAIG, Opyon;e Count House HUDSON City,
\. j. Bgu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-08
NEyy-yEliSEY ITEMS.

4 EXTENSIVE CONFLAGRATIOS IN JERSEY CITY
THE ERIE RAILWAY CAR SHOPS DEsTRoYED-ONE
sMAy BUnNED.-Abou . O'Clock Saturday morning
the extensive car buildings belonging to the Eric Rail
sway Company, situated the eastern terminus
Of the Bergen tunnel, were discovered TO be fire.
lowing to a strong wind the flames spread very rapidly,
land Notwithstanding the fire departments Of Jersey City
Hand HobOkeu early 1t the scene, the buildings
twerc entirely destroyed. involving a loss OF about
5SlJ00O0 The car mandatory comprised three
wooden buildings shop 40 feet long and 20
feet wide where the wood work ofthe finished
EanOthcr $50 feet long and - feet WIDE known as the
smachne-shop, in which the runninggear Of the ears
was manufactured and the third building Of smaller
sdimcnsions used as blacksmth-shOp. The
thre discovered by an engineer Of an
iincomng train on the Erie road, who at
tOnce gave the alarm, but before assistance could
Earrvc the buildings enveoped in flames The
loss Of the company will probably amount 10 $500
In addition to which the workmen-sone 900 in all
lost their tools. Tie loss Of the company Is covered by
kinsurance. By general floating policy The origin OF
the fire Is not known. man named GaTreisOn, who
in the employ Of the company, lett HIS home when
the alarm was given and repaired to the fire Nothing
thrthcr Of bis movements known but subsequently
charred body was extrcaed from one Of the burning
Holdings where II * supposed he went 10 recover q
tportion OF bis tools and was suiiooaied.
1 FIRE IN A FIREWORKS MAYUFACTORY.-Be-
ltgeen and O'Clock yesterday afternoon a fire was
discovered in the bgsomentof Mesrs Edges fireworks
establishment nj North Point, Jersey City. The fire
linen were promptly at work and succeeded in combining
the FIRE TO The room in which originated. Loss by fire
i and water about 900.
| SUNDAY SCHOOL ANEIvERsARY.- The tenth
1anniyersary Of the Sunday Schools OF jersey City Will
take place this (Monday) afternoon. After services in
lscycral Of tho churches, procession will be formed
and they will march through number Of the streets OF
the city.
I ARREST OF SHOPLFTERs.-A woman named
Margaret Hoyt and Young man named Timothy
10 Bren arrested at Jersey City on Saturday even
ing and held for trial q charge Of stealing goods
! from stores valued at 80.
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Great BTituin.

In the House Of Commons, Monday April "a
the for f2l2 500 for the administration of the arm
was agreed to-
The committee then took the remaining Navy EST
mates, when certain votes were agreed to-
The report al the Committee Of Supply agreed TO-
Notwithstanding the strong sympathy which has al
ways existed in Liverpool for the South the news OF
Lees surrender received with general satisfaction
the Confederate having for time past been
considered hopeless A considerable impetus has been
given to business and there is increased feeling Of
confidence in commercial circles
The Secretary Of the Russian Legation in Paris has
been assessinaed in Paris by Russian.
The Road Hill murder, Miss Constance Emily Kent
The ROAD HILL MURDER, Mss CONSTANCE Emily
Kent surrendered herself al Bow Street and confessed
having committed the murder.
Mr.. Gladstone has made bis financial statement in the
House Of Commons Ii shows a surplus of nearly
1900 900 sterling. He proposes 10 take twopence of
the income TAX sixpence of the tea duty, and reduce
the fire insurance duty TO shilling and sxpence and
other minor changes. Tie newspapers generally ap
prove the scheme
The total length Of the Atlantic cable made up to
close of work Friday night J. 993 nautical miles,
and OF this quantity Loo have been shipped board
tho Amethyst and Iris for being shipped board the
Great Eastern at SheerAess.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-08
France.

La France says: Count WalewSh will be
appointed President Of the Corps Lcgiath. He vii
offer himself a candidate - the electors 81 Tie
Inndcs in place Of NJ Carta WHO viii be made scna
tor
Tie Pafrc says: Tie Mexican Embassy will b. of
Icay received by the Pope reH week Tie report that
Marshal Bazaine about 10 return from Mexico D.
without foundation.
The ball which was 20 be given NJ the Tulefies on
Monday viii not take place IN Consequence u The III
ness Of tie CzaTcEtcb. Tie Emperor VII leave Paris
for lgicrs on the 2gth lie viii stop at Lyols where
he W embark for Oran. proceeding thence 10 AiEieTs
by land. ON returning to France the Emperor Will
touch At Aiaccio.
a. L. Olivier has been elected Councillor General OF
ToulOu.
1t Is asserted that The squadron which II 70 accom-
pauy the Emperor AlgeTs will only sail on tie lsi OF
May.
The wheat crops have a most healthy appearance and
give promise Of an abundant harvest
The Paris BouTsc vas heavy on Monday. and Kenics
closed AZ t7i - confines.
Mr.. B.gelow. the new Minister Of the United States
at the Court Of the Iuilcric Lad public audience OF
the Emperor Sunday. AID presented his credentials
AfterWaid Mr Bgelow was received by the Empress.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-08
The News of The Assnssiuation Of f'rcsi
dent Lincoln.

In the English House Of Lords, on Thursday
night. Earl Russell and in the House Of Commons si
George Grey (on behalf Of Lord Palmersion), gave
notice that they would the lst Of May move al
address TO the Queen expressing sorrow and indig
nation at the assassination of President Lincoln ant
praying her convey thar expression Of feeling to h'
American Government.
Two great meetings were held in Liverpool, which
after appropriate speeches had been delivered adopted
unanimously resolutions expressive of their horror anC
deep sorrow at the assassination.
The commercial body Of london adopted similar res
olutions and likewise the official bodies in variou
towns and pIoyiuces.
The Americans in London assembled in Grosveno
Hall, on invitation Of Mr.. T. Wood. The meeting ad
journed till the LIST of May. when Minister Adam
will preside az mass meeting Of Americans at 81
james Hall.
Mr.. Mason. Rcbe) in letter TO Thf Iadez. repudi
ates the crime in behalf of the Rebel States.
The Italian Chamber Of Deputies has adopted an ad
dress expressing grief at President Lncons assassina
tion, and the Chamber was draped in his honor.
Paris letters state that the most profound and mi
versal regret and indignation is expressed there at th
assassination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-08
The Reconstruction Of the Union.
From Tile London Times, .fyrH 80.

The Union cannot be restored without COM
pletc reconciliation; and reconciliation viii not be real
nulels IL be founded oblivion OF alleged oiensos
and perfect equality To the future. No citizen OF
the Union WI take sincere and cordial part ~ solemn
acts of mutual forgiveness and reconciliation unless be
sees before him future that may retrieve the past "a
far lies IN the power Of man. This must indeed De
hard When besides those mlscfes and those burdens
which ARE 10 all very large part the people
suryivcs the ruin of their fortunes and tie destruction
Of their families.
Beside the devastation and dcpopuaiion which Mr..
Rerchrr so fully realizes the South has lost the main
say Of its commercial and social system. aud has now
TO rv experiments which have not answered elsewhere
or resign itself 10 the loss of position and compe
tence not TO social order. This has 10 be borne IN
the presence oil those who supposed 10 have inflicted
,the injury. \ runOd impoverished and, II may be.
uitery unsettled and unseatcd race VIII not easily lorsei
Wrongs of which every hour viii give them bitter re-
|mcmbTance This Il inevitable, and a. u cannot De-
,altogetLcr prevented il should be mgated as Tar as
possible.
The North may find that It has TO make Sacrifices,
cycn IN the hour Of triumph IN order 90 soohc am.
mosfics and repair Injuries IL had better do that
now IN the spiri az mutual concession than have o. DO
hen the grace OF the concession Is gone. There are
citizens IN the North WHO ask NEST earnestly for tie
most conciaiory measures anisgho are even ready 10
ahiie somewhat Of the prciensons they believed u
polite - mainiin In the hight ~ the WIZ the!
be listened tor II not and II such men Gen. Butler
or Nj Bcechcr. are allowed 10 set the moral tone
o this great crisis then any reCoIcilui on can be only
skin deep and the PROSTATE foe will sooner feel 70
turning strength than he VIII try AT risk 70 escape
the miscTies and disg aces OF CALLING yoke
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-08
Latest Ship News.

ART Ep......srSDAY. Mayo
Steamship Western Metropolis Billion, New'Orlesn. 18th
ult udse. and pass, II. y. Cromwell Co. has on board
the remains Of Maor l. 7. Muigc who killed in tho
engsgegent Mobile; and also ; 100000 in gold ana
Treasury notes The steamship Atlantic from Fortress Mon
roe with Rebel prisoners arrived New Orleans 29th
ult The ship risan outward bound fast the bar
Passed in the river steamship Star oithe Union
Steamship Nargarfa QunterO (Nex.l Eleourieta Vera
Cruz lst ul via Matanzl days mde. and pass order
Steamer Josephine, White, Fortress Monroe "a bours to
master
POO pass, Charles H. Marshall CO. Had deaths tie
passage On the LIT ust John Glow SEAMAN Of New York,
Bark st. cload, Ames NewOean, p days, nad.e. Mecaf
Bark Dresden (of Boston,, Emerson Neworean 10 days,
md.e.. {. { Duncan s. Go.
Bark Adsine G. Adams Lowell Cardena 10 dys &c,
NltWOrr s. Co.
Brig ela Reinstor lBraz sermanh, Para % days, rub
Der uuts &C., q. Luccmanu Co.
Brig Rush. Owens, Denton Nd, days. ship timber L. s.
1 Jones.
schr Rosaie Orb Hail. Eeuthera days pineapple. Jas
Schr Alarm (yocht Baker Havana IA dys via Port Royal
days, In ballast, 10 master
Sshr Ada oi Belize Hond) S5lss, Tampico i,h ut hemp
". Echeyerria Co.
WlND-At Sunset, s. and light
NAY !. - Steamers - Vanderbilt Z. c. Knight George
Thomas.
ships-Humbodt, Cornelius Grinnell.
Barks-Euieka Flea Morrison Gertrude r. W. Griffh,
PugDspatch, Alice Leonard, Ceutean q. f. Pension,
w Greenough Ari.tos, Excelsior Henrietta, Fleet Wind
An3a.
Athel White Foam Jane, Neson Josey = Burton. Uncle
joe Romeo, James Holmes. George Henry Maggie LousaJ
fC Ferris \. Shepard H. Mason, Palestine, r. {. johnson,
H. Ives A. Chase Helen, Edward Slade, W am Mazyck,
Cakes Ames, Union.
SPOKEN
Steamship Guiding Star hence for NewOreans-6th inst,
Of Five Fahom Light Boat.
ship George HurOut from Port Royal for New ork-5k
inst, % miles Nh. Of fatteras.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-08

Il ACCIDENT Of THE ERIE RoAD-THRER PASSES-
GERS KmLED.-About II 80 O'Clock Thursday night
as the evening express train on the New York and
Erie Railway bound eastward. was approaching the
village of Painted Post the bridge over the Collector
River gave way throwing the locomotive and the en-
tire train into the water Tie baggage ear and two
passenger entirely submerged. The sleeping
car fortunately escaped injury. Two passengers and
it is believed many were killed the spot and
4 large number were badly hurt The trains on the
road have been seriously delayed on account of the
accident.
From The Rochester Advertiser
serious accident occurred on the Erie Rail
way on Thursday night AZ Painted Post, Steuhcn Co.
but not able TO get any Of the particulars yes.
tcrday
The frat night express train from Buffalo via Horn.
ncsyile. the train which met with the disaster
In crossing bridge over Iioga River. near Painted
Post about II o'clock at night the center of the
structure broke down, and the train precipitated
into the river.
The train was running slowly Mt the time and the
locomotive got pretty much across the fral span before
il gave way. The baggage ear first To go down.
engine and tender ran back and crushed the baggage
ear. Two passenger coaches only went down. Had
the train been at high speed, eight or ten wellhled
ears would have gone into the chasm.
There were three persons killed and several some
what injured. Andrew }. Warner, bagsagemai, was
killed outright, also brakeman end passenger whose
name We have not heard. lady from Canada had Il
limb broken The most OF the others injured able
Ia go ON their way.
Mr.. Warner resided in Buffalo. His body was badly
mutilated. IL was taken 20 Buffalo, but to be
brought here to-day and inferred In cemetery in
Greece, where the remains Of his father and mother
rcpose. Deceased was - years o age the youngest Of
II children and the first of the number to die
There were four persons in the baggage.car which
was crushed by the engine. but all Mr. Warner
Escaped as If by miracle.
Tho of the accident other than is stated is not
understood. The timbers OF the broken bridge show
no signs Of decay heavy freight train ran over the
bridge but flew minutes before this passenger train
came along.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-08
Grcnt Increase OF Over
Nine Millions Received on saturday
Over Forty billions Durin. the " eek.

GIlILMfLiHlA MAY lr'J
The country will hear with pride as well Il.
with surprise that the voluntary subscriptions OF The
people to the Seyen.Ihiry loan for the six working
DAYS Of last week amounted 20 the enormous sum o
|siO3s7, 100 The amounts daily subscribed through
out the country, and reported 10 Jay Cooke a Coz
gency. were as follows: MAY /, g. 1890; May .
g. 81 100; May D. 1926, 3OC May I. 50 lOj 200; May
t. s7i57. 100 May ssljs 400; total siO3s7 100. The
number of So 500 ana 500 contributions the above
amount was - 30. The daily subscriptions OF work
ingmen and women for the week were in number u.
follows: May |. 3,G25; Mays 3GJ2 May 3, 5,Osl; May
427l; May s. 500; May G. G,i0l; total, 2s2 lO The
largest single subscriptions Of Saturday wer,
800 900 from Philadelphia $3.50 OoO from the National
Bank Of the Republic OF Boston, $500 900 from the Ma
tional Bank Of the Metropolis of Washington. From
New York, the Fourth National Bank 500, 900; from
the First National Bonk Of Providence. sliOO 900; from
the Second National Bank of New Haven, 500 900;
from the First National Bank Of Baltimore 100000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-08

t. TIE Editor q The " \. Tribune.
SIR: In justice 10 three men, allow me to correct
In your special dispatch Of today from Washing
ton.
Col FGrnhdm not The appohiee Of Gov. Sey He
received his commission under Col Ellsworth from the Pres
dent Lieutenant ooue while Morsan Governor aud
succccded the command the tire Iouaye at the death
Ellsworth. Col tsmham known % oil valiant off
whose services IN the Fire Department hadbeen valuable
He had anything TO do with the slsyetade COL Fai
nun, quite another man, the commander Of the zach
andcrer sayelrader. under the Patronage g. Il
Lamar who assisted in his escape from Savannah Jail that
be was not brought to justice.
lie 10, appointed by Gov Seymour but nominated by
Gen. soke and commissioned by tie President Mios Of
the Is, Regiment E,cesor Brigade which he commanded
Colonel when mustered out Of service. Since then he
bad corresponding position in the Veteran Reserve Corps
Nep. York, May 4, 1865. II.