The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-05

was agreed upon at meetings Of the Quarantine and
Health Commissioners held Yesterday Other vigorous
measures 70 prevent the getting INTO the city
have also been decided on including thorough system
Of internal sanitary operations We give this morning
some interesting facts relative previous vstaons
from the cholera and in regard TO the proper means for
averting IT,
A only two DAYS now intervene between this and the
evenf occasion Of election, we give this morning
az complete list Of the nominations for the various
oces in this city OF the different parties as Is possible
10 obtain as also some interesting items connected
therewth The registering Of voters continued to go
prev brlsky throughout tho city yesterday. notwth
standing the Storm One chance Is still left for the slow
coaches who wish to be able to deposit their ballots
Tuesday the boards Of registry will b in session again
tomorrow.
The Board Of Supervisors adopted resolution ysster
day recommending the citizens vote against paying
the bounty year. the ground that such
would render taxation this county oppressive
The countys share OF the debt about ten millions Ave
hundred thousand dollars which the Board Of the
opinion win be better pay number Of years than
In ono. Ms~
Captain Huxford, OF the British bark Susan Jane
which arrived here Friday evening" furnishes with
detailed account Of his Of the officers and csew
Of the bark statra Captain Hartman which aban
doned At q sinking condition the I'D Of Octo
ber as noticed in the HxaALD OF the 2Sth ult During
the night Of the 22d after her abandonment there
an explosion board the Satra and she immediately
disappeared beneath the WAVES. She loaded with
coal and was bound from Pictou n s., for Boston. On
the 18th of October unknown brig and the 18th
deeply laden bark, both In considerably damaged con-
dition, by those on board the Susan Jane.
Captain Howes, Of the steamship Mariposa, reports
m al,0uff
tons, bottom up; on tho s0th, a bark with manmast
gone on the 3ls portions OF the masts and rigging Of
wreck and on the Sd inst, of Absecom, brig stand
ing in shore, with wreck in tow.
The captain and crew VI tho British brig Brisk from
Cardcnas for this city, with cargo Of sugar. which was
abandoned in sinking condition the 2Sh ult,
arrived here yesterday board the bark C. f. Rosen
bury Captain Crowe by which vessel they were res
cued.
Judge Garvin OF the Superior Court, yesterday rem
dered his decision in the Of William Allen the
Mexican General 0rega granting the motion for vaca
cation OF the order Of of tho General who
accordingly released
large democratic meeting was held last evening In
the Brooklyn Academy Of Music This was the final
great rally Of the party before the day of contest Tues
day The meeting was not equal in proportions to
the previous ratification meeting of the party a few
night; yet Notwithstanding the ncemency of the
weather. the Academy well ned and good deal Of
enthusiasm marked the PROCEEDINGS. The meeting
addressed by Messrs George t Curtis John Van Buren,
and Montgomery Blair
four bal! carom game OF billiards, for thousand
dollars aside fifteen hundred points up the contestants
being Mr. Dudley Kavanayh and Mons Carme, was
played last night at Irving Hall, in the presence of
crowded asscmbagc OF spectators, and resulted in the
success of Mr. Kavanagh he scoring the fifteen hundred
points on his sixtleth his opponents thirteen hun
drcd and thirty nine
On the 10th of Nay, 1864, policeman George W. Dur
yen was shot and killed the of Second
and SIxty-thrd street, whs endeavoring to
rest man named John Connolly. man known MS John
Carr,Il, alas CahiiI, was at the time arrested
suspicion o. being tho murderer, but was dis
charged for want OF evidence. Very recently
named Hart who had been arrested charges
OF grand larceny elonious assault that
persons very DESTROYS OF getting him out Of the way
ahll had confessed being the murderer him This
led TO search for Cahl who had disappeared from the
city, and after much travel labor and man1uvcrng on
the part Of detectives he found keeping drinking
shop in Columbus Ohio, arrested and brought here,
where he arrived on Friday night Yesterday exam
inaion OF the matter took place before Justice Dodge
and, after considerable testimony had been takcn Cahi
and Connolly both committed 10 the Tombs, the
former suspicion of being tho person who fred the
fatal shot and the latter accessory.
A young Prussian. of very insInuating manners and
possessed of extensive accomplishments, whose real
Is said be Francis sabcnow but who has repre-
scented himself the Count Dohna and has Also is
said, been known by various aliases yesterday
rested Mt tho Fifth Avenue Hotel, where, well at
other establishments both here in other Northern
cities he had lived and onrshcd in fine STYLE charge
of being both swndlcr and descrter from of the
regular regiments Of national army. In his possess
sion when arrested found large number Of photo
graphs Of his lady friends with accompanying notes,
and different articles which Is said nbout year
and half ago stolen from tho real Count Donna Bcr
lin stabcnow is detained for a further examination
Chief Masorson Of the Erie Railway police force,
rived in tbs city Friday night ON board the steam
ship Mnriposa, from New Orleans. having in custody
Alfred Jones' charged with the atc dealcations in the
Eric Railway compnny's Office
Awcstward bound passenger train the Erie Rail-
road which had switched or on the other track to
take water into on Friday night, near Ramapo
by an eastward bound freight train. BY the collision
the Row Mr. Romcyn, Methodist clergyman, OF Soats-
burg was killed. and an unknown man severely in
jurcd that one his legs had TO be amputaed II Is
said that other persons injured but the engines
and number OF much damaged
The stock market weak yesterday morning, but
afterwards recovered, and closed strong Governments
were inactive Gold was strong, and closed at 147K.
There not much business done outside Of Change
yesterday though general thing the markets for
both I'm and dome stc merchandise remained firm.
Groceries generally firm, though rather quiet.
Cotton was dull and nomnnlly lower. Petroleum
steady, but very quict On Change -four was steady,
but rather less active Wheat depressed by largo
receipts and prices somewhat lower Corn was
Pork was irregular and lower Beef was
steady Lard WINS moderately active prcvioss prRcs.
whiskey was higher
ASSAULTS AND HIGHWAY RoBBERT IN THE
SrpEETs-Sccncs of violence and gross rcck-
lessness are becoming so common In the streets
of The meLronolis OF late, even in open daylight