The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-05

personal violence He ressted for some moments,
sssuiS, from the su.id house Ths.. soon sppssrsd
and having loaded thelr muskets we're drawn mp In
them that fthey did return quietly 70 their duty
he would order the guard TO FIRE upon them. This In
20 the fame, and ,ho,e Who had previously held
soof rushed upon the officers and would have
The .syssns in Command immediately gave ' tSs
vord male ready ~ all cooked their pieces and he
pesyns there Wa no ot. .bou, sss %si ter.
bessn 70 dispere, yell tno.lns II they remained
eissf.G, lumber p Of arrest. we're made, and sSe
remainder vent to their quarters, while several Of
ns . s no y. sss ,ss sS 20
affair may become the subject Of court martial. by
the srtcles Of var the crime Of offering violence 70
superior or mutiny, IL punishable With death.
SERIOUS COLLISION on THE EAST RIVER
Al an early hour yesterday morning the sound
steamer Bridgeport came into collision With ID.
British ship Margaret Evans which was lying at the
foot Of jackson street II appear, tina, the steamer
while her way to this city, became snveiopsd in
thick FOG at Hell Gate she, however, proceeded eau
tousy down the river until abe arrived .. the foo, Of
Jsckson street. when abe struck the Margaret Evans
lying near the Hook Dock, running her down and
completely stsvinG In her bow, and carrying away AL
bic excitement among the PASSENGERS on the steamer
many OF whom were aleep q, the time. The pumps
manned, and the vessel tept from sinking. Al
present there 10 upward, Of sI feet Of water in the
viii reach the alter part OF The vessel which contains
some 500 bo1e. OF olive and other valuable Oil, No
blame u 10 said, can be sttached 10 the commander
q the Bridgeport the foI being so thick at tho time
the river.
OPENING or THE Public SCuooLs.-A
large number Of the public schools rc-opened ye,tor
day, the regular summer vacation having terminated.
The attendance, however, was very 'mall What
fsv pupils there looking anything but pleasant
81 the idea Of commencing the "Fall Term"
OBITuARY.-Dsvid Smith Coddington, son
Il EI.PostmAster Coddins,on, Of Nov York, died Of
Bsrstoss on Sunday last. The deceived v. well
snown In this city, and for one year was member Of
Assembly from the Plat Ward. Mr.. Coddinston was
20 years Of age At the time Of his decease.
FIRE DEPARTMENT The regular session OF
shs Board Of Fire Commi s,onors vas held yesterday
81 Pm. There was considerable misce llaneoui
business transacted. Mr. Joshua q. Able, the nov
Fire Commissioner with the Board the first time,
and one Of his first acts W propose resolution.
which adopted, THAT after this date (sept 4ihy
The meeting. Of this Board he opened to the ptos and
Abe public" Complaint received from tho Chief
Engineer against Engine Company No. IS, for viols-
lion Of orders Of this Board and dlsordoriy conduc,
IN the 3D. inst and resolution was adopted that the
Chief Engineer he directed 70 take posse ssion Of tho
oouse Of the Company, and remove apparatus and
Ssbio property thsrefrom 70 the Corporation yard.
The following commu nicstions were received,
From citizens Of T emit W ard, askinr that
steam engine company DO Organized IN place OF En-
tine Comply ~ 81. Also, from Active aud II
3uestins 20 10 organized as company, Roiered to
Commissioner Pinckney. From John Moore, hc ing
foreman Hook and Ladder Company No. /, prefer
ding chargss Asains. Patrick Kane, Assistant Fore
man, Hnd msmbeIs Of Engine Company No rs, for
lpsettins me truck and Lsaulting the members OF
fTom. John H. Church. q Hos. COMPANY Se 81 IRE re-
CommissiGnef Bro.p. presented srepcr. Of Commit.
- on oommnnicstioD from Engine Company No. s
Ing ths, the request be declined. Adopted. Com.
nissiopsr Brown presented report Of the Auditinr
,oSSIeeeiyed and Recommendation adopted.
1h ~ Enss presented rsporI aecompan-
R.solped, That the eomplssioner hsyins. In charge
ne Seventh and Eighth Districts Is hereby author
20. occupied BY Hose Co No in Liberty street so
or the accommodation Of horses, ,team-ensins and
ender. at cost not to exceed $500, and that when
completed the present. Amoskeas Steam Fire Engine
Which report was received and resolution adopted
Commhsioner EDgs presented report,aecompanied
9TH the following resolution
xFesoLpsd That the COMMISSIONER having in charge
saSy improvements to be made in Engine house No.
~ IN Cedar street TOT the sccompodation Of horses,
fiTe Department. and that the same be done Without
delay.
Which report was received and resolution adopted.
Gommis.ioneI Brown offered the fOlosins
norses IN the Third and Fourth and Seventh and
Lshth Districts be referred Jointly 10 Commission
on w fnss va Y. a as6e;.a
COMMISSIONER Brown offered the following
Resolved, That the sum Of t33 SO be appropriated
and paid TO David Thesl for services rendered thls
department to Aug 81, 1906
Which was adopted.
Commissioner Brown offered the following;
heeOlp<Q, That the Engiuaar RIcha ard ba
uansieTTed nom Engine No. 70 80 Engine No. 81, in
place Of Philip Dalton.
Which was adopted
Commissioner Abbe offered the following;
Rssoiped, That a small steam engine, mann.d BY
Twelve men, be located In the house OF Hose Company
No; IN a. the earliest possible moment.
Which was adopted.
On notion the Board then adjourned
FATALLY SHor.-About ten O'Clock last
evening boy named Julius Hoppcl, aged iiye and
half years who resided with his parents at 1873 Pitt
street. was shot In the side by person unA nown
In Pitt street, near Stanton. lie was taken TO the
residence OF his parents, where he died Augu.tu.
bergen was arrested last night by officer Nermve,,
OF the Eleventh Precinct, for firing of his pistol In
the street. 1t 10 supposed taat he Ia the man who
Hlled the child in Pit street
PREsTfGrDArIoN.-Pro Hermann has
eased the Academy of Music for . season, and will
commence his exhibitions on tho l1th instant. lie
eahipi.' large number Of new and novel fean
asser before exhibited 10 the American people
AnprHER ACCIDENT ON THE BELT RAIL
aoAD.A-on sunday evening, May Reynolds, A. wear.
OF age, was run over by Belt Railroad car, at tina
corner OF cannon and Houston Streets aud terribly
injured. She was remove to Bellevue uosuital and
Coroner Wildey vac notified 10 III Anu
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