The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-04

Tho American institute open IN TINS Guy sep
TENDER IL and close October 10.
Some facts Of importance to those designing to be
hibtors are given by of Washington correspond
ents in regard the worlds fair exposition Of the
products Of nations be held at Paris In 1857 and
1t will not open till the LIST Of April 1857 and will not
close till the LIST Of the following October but all persons
intending exbib articles must present their applica
ons for admission before 31st Of October OF the pre-
sent year
We yesterday announced the fact that the brig William
Carcy which arrived at the lower quarantine on satur
day, had picked up q man -ofwars boat containing q
sword, case of surgical Instruments overcoat,
carpet bag pair OF shoes and socks with the of
Philip White marked ON them. Our suggestion that
they probably were from the government gunboat Com
modore McDonough, which foundcred the Esd ult,
has been confirmed The sword belonged TO Chief Eng
neer g. Warren, the surgical Instruments TO Surgeon
Fred Shepperd, the overcoat to the pilot John Den
son. and the carpet bag, &C., TO p White, Acting Third
Assistant Engineer all Of whom belonged to the Com
modore McDonough.
The following discharged New York regiments arrived
in the city yesterday The Forty seventh, Colonel G. B.
Mcdonald the Eighty rst Colonel D. B. White, and the
The latter two regiments left soon after
their arrival for Albany. The nnst named will parade
and be formally received by the city authorities this AT
ternoon the Eighth regiment Of the National Guard act
ing as escort
Late on last Saturday night John Hackett, keeping
rocery store at 500 Second avenue and John Greene
residing in the same building became involved In
QUARREL during which tho latter received supposed NOR
tai stabs from butcher knife alleged to have boon n
the hand Of the former. The wounded man con-
veyed to Bellevue Hospital where his statement was
yesterday taken by Coroner Cover Hackett fed after
the conclusion Of the sangunary afray, and secreted
himself but subsequently discovered by the police
arrested and committed TO the Tombs.
During quarrel on Saturday night drinking house
on the of First and Thirty second street.
between Edward Kelly and Charles Ashcnfelt, the lat
ter was Knocked down by the former, and in falling
struck his head against the bar producing injuries which
resulted in his death soon after Koly arrested at
the tme but the verdict Of the coroners jury in the
case after an nQuson hold yesterday, exonerated him
from al blame in the fatal occurrence he liber
ated.
Eugene Hollywood keeper of an East Broadway drink.
ing house. and Charles Florence, living 1t ~ Harrison
street. were yesterday committed in default Of Eve hum
drcd dollars bail each charge Of having drugged and
beaten and robbed Of eighty dollars in Hollywoods
| place. Daniel Connolly, Of 84s First avenue.
Arthur Otto residing at No 20 Rivington street. and
employed az waiter in the Mason Doree saloon, Unior
SQUARE was las. night arrested on charge Of having
picked up in that establishment and retained pocket
book containing four thousand dollars accidentally
| dropped by Mr. John swinton one Of the guests
sermon preached yesterday in Cooper institute
TO an asscbage Of three -four hundred, principal,
Southerners by the Rev. r. A. Rowland, Selonging u
the Georgia Conference Of the Methodist Church South
The speaker avoided any allusion 70 the war or IL
| results
| Portions Of bridge.at walngford station, on tn
Philadelphia Media and westchester Railroad In Penn
syvania gave way last Friday afternoon, In conse
quence, as supposed, Of The joltng Of passing train
ana two persons were killed.
Arguments for and against the motion for an arrest
Judgment In the Of Colchester the spirituais
urser recently convicted Of derudns the internal
venue BY practising his profession without license
| were heard by Judge Nathan K Halt m the Unite
states District Court in Buffalo. on Thursday last tn
| decision OF the Judge was reserved
The merchants Of Chicago got up quite demonstr'
ton on wednesday last the occasion Of the dedcao
| Of their new Chamber Of Commerce building. Invite
tons to take Par, a "a inauguration defeh5nie. ha
been Extended 70 the various boards Of trade OF tn
country and the British PROVINCES and between six an
seven hundred delegates present, who were mad
the guests and treated TO the most bounteous hospita
Of thor mercantile brethren Of the Garden City III
structure ninety three by one hundred and eighty OF
fee, In s exterior dInsnsIonss built Of the white stor
qused the vicinity Of the city and ooes @ur hqpof'
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