davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-04
Wednesday Morning, Oct. a, 1855.
AN ILLUSTRATION OF TEE RIDICU-
gs ia IiOUS PREJUDICE OF COLOR =.

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@ st LOUS PREF UDICE OF COLOR. sss
During the July riot of 1898 a lasiv az A t,ics.
descent, native of Mexico. then residing II
New Orleans, had occasion .to ea,aa IN New
York. She had wealth and q sr,;aI ,vss;t;5,~,
in New Orleans. personal aecaInT,Iss 5ma,,fs
and also an elegant Snanisb toIe,so 4; Ios
head. A gentleman friend iptredi,eed ihaS Il
the Captain of the steamer. as Snanisb lady
The Captain, with all the nolitendss of ,is ny,
sition, took charge other as s,1ch and ~, tho
voyage treated bcrwith al r'i
ed her to and from the fable mon R aro, atc
On her arrival he condncted bo
tions, to st. Nicholas Hotel vvIyA she ae "a
ceved with the resnet li,e tn Iady No,T o,,d
then keen-eyeG gIances were cast q, b.r and
whispers now and then heard from Other Is-
dies about coIored blood. etc Inf Sha 1ored
her English and smoke Snanish She, GresssS
in style. behaved Iadv-l-e heard ond ,.Io,. -.
stood all the English re,narSs 1nada alo,,, La,.
dress, manner. and color Inf sha s,ss M, IN
Spanish, and alet on' to know aotis,g i,as,t
English She was ON 70 Me-;o -
visit her parents. She was known as 4 Snan. ~
ish lady trayeIlino n Mev;oo ssh e. pl's1sl-
the object of greas attentiop bv- several Lad as
and gentlemen at the hotai. Txho smoke botb
Spanish and English. ,Thev internreted fer for
her at the table. saw that si1p YEAS ,,reylv ~
tended to- and took her out to ride In the Cen
tral Park. She saw some of the treatment o.
the colored people in riding about tbeIcifvf
and heard the abusive language m regard 81,
them. Onsones occasion She was alone and
entered one of the Street cars. when f5e' con-
ductor came and ordered her ont. She did
not recognize his English lanruage and offa,-
ed her money He insisted tha3 She must 90
out, when fortunateIy for herr . Sna.,irI, ,,ag-
tleman entered the car. who iifarfFry,e9o ~,
the ground that the conductor was liIsnltinor a
Spanish lady. BE threatened fhe cond,,cf2or
with arrest, when his condrct0rsbir II, or,icEJv
begged pardon for the offence. and xUaa ,,lad ~
get off at that. -
Thus Madame passed her time Of tho c.
Nicholas. and in relatig th2sf faets s;,sc n,
she states that the often had to leave tIle' rar-
lor, retire to her room. and have hearty Iss,y,
to herself at the various remarks abouf her
As new boarders came in. or visitor 5fs,llA6 "a
see boarders. she vaujl l,e sIvlu n,,;1ze5 o,d
remarks made NShe loos as * she s G.ol s.oa
ed blood IN heru And, sS(lb che - c,s;ta
dark: but Won see fl,at sha Is Snan;sh Sbo
don't understand word of Enolisb Soc l,4v
elegantly she dresses ali in nsnis, stv5e1yo,,
eee.nrafsg l,ne sy.es.,T 20 g,Te.g,s->',;y,S
Another st(1b r wish couid snail SI1,spX1isb
T vould like "a fan, with ber irIa1e orc
n,,m6ar If Ia5y , oa,,tIaTna ,s rlsars
converse Will, ber = -
aShe mnst he Verv r;c,, y
ooh ves. xUv Won o,1rbt +o soa tba d,..sso,
and iewalry She puts on when she Is going o,,f
toride. or when She goes ont shoppine.v = IL
81 suppose she bl1ys good desI.n o'faeti i.s.af
aH1 b a.k .f
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1865-10-21
Sa5 @efansafc{f sm aniIcrs=
toutern.

uster sae nm 26. @u9ut in &aifcg slautsrn in
Der 9faIs aFgfbaltsns @siangaIel e%rtattet 6reunb
Ytit. Ro6r in DIR Yfdl;ii@en ,Solfs,situna"
einrn auefibrIideu Ssri6t, hrm mir f~olgenres
entnebmen
Ser i'm 2aufs Der @obe tribe 6immrl ,oa
am Gage Der Nntunft Ger Singer (26. Nusuf)
Gin 6titgspano on. 5reunolih fsatlte RE Sunne
Ycni tirf6Iauen Strmel auf pie frE6liden Wen.
den %nisOsr. Die bic 9isbe gum GeIane Don giab
unp 6ern aus aaen &bsilen Ger Nial, ,ulam.
men %sciatrt. Cur SesriBuns Der Sanger be<
9a6en li6 am Samfa9 9s9en 8 ubr Die Niit-
alisosr re6 Wial!Uereins unp Der 2ieDertafcl BON
&ailerslantern an Den Sabntof. Nibt snpen.
wOaenosr 5ubeI tr9ri6ts bic 3Ise, we.de pir
iar9eefrptrn @1ie ~erathten. Die 8eretue aus
Dem Snutsrf;loIe, Gem Grnnerebrra unp aus
benz QlientBalc wnrtn iriber nnsefOmmen.
so 9srtins NIT malsnren 6atnen, itsr 1000
Sdn9sr 3d6lrnO, Sc9sn in lan9em 6sn3ule un.
ter WtuTFbe9ieitun8 Sur iinHi9 9ci6mUdtem
Staot uno purtb Die 8OGnbofs, AQrs>, 0trlt.,
cadet. 9ariier~, Spitals, WIblD, 6adeie, unp
NarEi.ShaBe Sur 5fltbAle. Die Staot mar
auf raS S&6mlc 9eihmidt. &ein 6au6 mar
gu ieben, al benz nibi Jabnei, &rduie unO
iinu;9e SrtIu6e an9rbrnh! marsn. Nad 9s-
e~noi9un8 Der erilsn probe, wsl@e lsBr 8~elungen
mar, Fanpen in meDrsren Sisrsdrtsn muftati.
(4e pH!sT9aI!un9sa fatt, peIbs par8 goy.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1865-10-21
Qut3us aus Der &atbUIif&sn &ir6eu 3situna
in gtcp g]orf.

ntteT nS-StrIi6crun9cn
Ani Sd!ule otticS SaprcS fonnen mir cs MIDI Lrttr.
lallcn, ben Geltr rohnals auf he ercscn gSpbItbattn, Sic
2Sinpsn uns 2Baiien ourdt 2cbenS- . err d erune
%trpoticn, dufncrtiam gu mac1en. Gin Sober, Der cine
6onilie 81 serlOrS'n bat, bat bic StrplittinG, fur Gr6al.
tung eerltlbcn, M r1o9lt6, II 6 mad fttnem Scbc
s}prfsbrun9 gu tre1tn. gS 1T cine serfttr!e @ntht, baF
Sttir Grtaltuna lcfe:i isiilibc WitttI ba Iinc, Itpioli6 err
s%6ttIidhcn Sprle6un9 ~uberIalf II bleiS,n muGs. Oiclcltcsat
- %Stelmesr aascoronet. Dap Elm Secer bic @tttei wsIhs
t9nt Scboteil lno, lie Grhaltun9 Ieiner ieIbit une Ieiner GN-
mill: III iihtrn, belustn iOl. Inter eielen Mlttteln min
niumt 3ebcnS S~crft6erun9 cine Der erfeu unp
ppriuelihiten Sttuen ein. Das 9Seien buIelbcn III Se
elmer Sparfafle. g4cin Ne bar bcn 0Or,ua eor elmer
SparfaNe, baB Die Scrithertsn 9smcinfhaftIih 1sa-
rin, uDo bic GrIpdrnint Miller eaiu bennbt peroer, Die
6amiIit jebee Stri&trten I'M Sale eintS fribeu IpSes
81 trbalttn. Cine gebtne-S erltttrln9 1T aI,o niGt MIR
cine Ntitt se9tn iip ltlbit unb bic ci9ne 6anilie, lrnScrn
aud elre yS cbltbat, bic ran ben Wtit. sStriiherien IT.
10 ut. Sisrin beltebt baS ~ipabrblft 6 d / rirer
SebtnS. Strluhtrur9, eaB man burb lie, neb:n Der Nli6t,
Ole el9ene 6emtlle SI erbalten, aud bae 0ebpt Der alafmei>
rtn Nfenitenltebe ertult. llnb III pieitr gemeinIbaflit~
tct lltegt nt5t MIR Die aBcblttdti9feit, ipnvern audi b,
Startt Ger Stbsn5>S;rlt tcrur9e> Nnltalttn. Gs III
papurd mJ9lib 9sYpreen, Dap rim Wann pom mittl,rtn
Sabr,n sf9tn enc )asrliHt Sa9luns ppn ca. S25 fsinsr
Ssnilte mad letnrm &cbr cine Suntme opn $1,000 G6,rn
lam: Ntlltossn werSih af rieit srt jdsrIit an SSitiptu
inS QSailet e%ue5eiabIt, peIhe pbne Seriideruna brsbIos
9sneltn lttn ipureen. Intern seutiten WItbIr9trn f6nnsn
mir %bclcnoeIs bic int Sabre 1860 a~c9riinee.e @rmarta
Gebens>S erli6erEn @~eieIidar in New SJorf ~empf,blen.
Selten bet Itb cine @eielli6aft in 10 fur;er 8tit ,ine 10
eussectbne uno tpcbIpcrbtente YcpuIaritdt er;porbtn. Mtbr
ais 5000 Stben ltno in ~oer1elbcn fir nebr alS SIS O0O, 900
otrithert. kno ibr Capital. ibrt GiNfiinfte, ibrs Sertpaltuno.
Die srpstn 9eltdftt, Die tic rabt, uno i6re pron,pte 3a6>
lung ltelet Sttlelee zen srien Snltttuien ibrsr &rt fur Stite.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1865-10-21
Qus;us aus Der Criminal 3eituna.

,0ie bsutiSt 2sbens>8 trii6erurss >gsisai9aft Ger
mania" E. freut I'D nah ME pOr ots aIsentcinei1, wpblptr>
oisHttn 8srtrausn9 unS eineS ibrrra,dtnoen @eSeib.ns.
DIR Serliaerun4ebetrd9 beIauft I'D 9:gcnpartis auf neun
100000 9plare, has Gintuamen auf iibe: 800, 900 9o!>
lars idtrli&, toas fir bss leete Qtariai sin n 3uipads
Yon . 5000 9OaaEe er9ibt. Die @srmania empfe6lt iis
aliC in ieber 9tsisbur9 Der 9rt5til;sun9 oee Seuti6en Qus
6ltfums, Sunal Oil ci. SeitafeiuSrung untabsIbaft ii uaS
eas Gnt9csentOmmcn Der 8eamt;n ni8te su panI6eni
l6ri9 l6bt."
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1865-10-21
Qlus,us aus Dem gastp ycrter Tsmofrat.

,,Sfir BADEN btn Srr6ritf une Die Statutsn Der Ger.
mania 9snaa seprlft, unb nod psriDnIt6 auf Der Sffet Der
@nliaIt BON @lem Dem Gtnlhbt 9enpTn,sn, wsldtS n6tbis
III p%erItadtn, uao f6nnen nrSsmaIs unftrsn Qsierl bic
Seriihsrun@ seben, buff bic @ermania ni6t aaein an Sp-
lioit6t fsiner dbnlib.n @eirlIbaft ratNcbt, IonSsrl auf
= nab Gem -Niulfer Der 9ptbaer 4sbsns> Serii6eruna eins
9sri tet ben Sritherten mebr 9Ortteile aeip6brt, aS
lr9ene cine aRotrt Remembering in Den Ser. S:aatsn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1865-10-21

Deie 3batia&eh ~bspeifsu bue raf6e guftlab.n Der
9tltul6aft. Die eeutide Sts6lferuns in allen Sseilin Der
Iln'ru ipcneet tt9 nit Tag ib padicnecm S:TIroum Der
@ermonte Der einat1en beutI&en 2cbtuS>
Serft3erun8e- @eietlf6Gft in ben Ser
.etnt9teH Staten Su, unb bic @cl.lfhaft ipire
ita bemlsen, e:tles Scrtraueu burdb Sulibitdt. 9ibcroIit6t
uno @ripiisntaftiSfci in INNER %sr6eercm NVaet su yer.
etensr. Sic 1T elm ne bic Dcutfncn Der Suenis~
ten Staattn i@pcciell errittetee Snltiiut, unp bari all
nepnlerL. Dap, ele'elscn lMh eurb teines Der in nsuerer 9rit
10 taufs ar9cipanttsn Ifitte' bcltimmen Iailcr, bei irecnb
eintr onotrn Gtitai4aftoIs Der 9ermania ;u pcrIiGrrn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1865-10-21
bens=NcrG6ermua.
0ernsumiu
SebcuS=
8erWd3cruWgs @eSeuThaft.
Np. so Srparway, Ntm gprs.


Oireetpren:
6. &. Gmiind, gBilteIm Gafrrmar,
@usult Belmont, Sloae Sernbeincr.
Slte e%baritsr, Y. @otfrt9 girtbsr,
q. 3. SarSt, 2puiS Sap.
1~srieorid 8lpp, Guftop 8uttsr.
Ssre Sarreaue, SppanueS Gisnar,
SouIrp Sudemeper, .Sarl 2uline,
6errmann @areuls, Ssrmanu Spfe,
Mar S96fsr, =. &. Shcpelcr,
@e. Stnicminb, Grietrib S6wrnSIer.
Spispb Seliaman, Sh0rleS 1rp, Saa.
Gouarb ron Der Se9st, eouis q. ron Scnmann,
D. Baleritein, Sugp 9Seienernd,
ssrnbarb gBeitsrmanr, Sem %98effaa,
Gr. 90 wsnoler, 3usU 8efenern6,
Slce- yt6lte. u. prrc. Ster. TI6fcent.
Nacnt fur Nitmpnb 3. q. S:reder.
3won,isfsr Sisr!etiahrs-S sri6t
beS 9rdNoentsn 81 N enbpHG
~ertattst in Der Sisurs
Der Sirsctortn ant IL. SuIi 1865.
1. 9ae S,rnSssu Der q fsui&ait tetrss am
uuo Bat I'D in bsm YER. anssnsn Bier
tstiabr UNI . CLOSE 65
sermebrt, 70 tas tas 2ptaI~Serm6sen 500, SOS 81
ieet betrl0t.
DtsItS Strni6srn 1T an9tlc9t ME fctat:
Sn Ser. 81. Spnbe, 8, Gu. 7.30 PCT. 500, 900 -
Z prprenttssn SpppGbefen 33I 200 -
~ anetrtu Seeurttatea .... H0,1OS 81
5rtaG S6OI, sos 81
gta6 ten grfabrunsen Der lseten % Sabre bari anee-
npmn.n tpcrben, ea6 Die aehpa Der Gjcltlihaft Eis ;um
Gnpe beS n6hfcn SabrtS Z int @iIItpn Dollars
erreihen pber wpbl gar iiter iteieen ipcrben.
2. Die Striiderunsen in Strait purbcu ant
81. Ndrs b. s. auf .... d. $40, $50. GOO
au9tupnnen. Ourd rcue
S;rliterrnaen fur !. l,796,S0
a5iugIi6 Ger erlpl6entn
Sttrdoe ppn Urea . 446, 500
puroe bielt Summit INT 1856. 600
~perr,ebrt, 70 bag Iib nurlrebr ein So
aI-Seriiderunse>SrtreS rpn .S11, zoo, 900
eraitt.
5. Doe idbrli6c giutpmmen Der @eiel-
fhaft mar am 81. NiSrI 1865 $3.50 900 -
Ourh ncut Ssriiderungen unS 3inIcn
pernetrte ib b%alltlbs I'M , $4,000 -
----
70 bas baitlbe iest . $500. $4OO, 900 =
bett69t.
4. SIR SebcSidle tr;abIts bic G'eIclf6aft
bio gum 81 Msrs IS $4,000
SIN benz ptr9au9enes @iertcIiabrrsdb(~
ten lie fernr . 49,. 1900
70 boB Die GptaIpuIuite Der ytIcQ-
l6aft bic Jest .... $11o, 900
beiraaen. ollie bitft S,rIuiis wursen pr o nj D / aus
besablt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1865-10-21

@9ent fir 3iHmOnb unS ilmsrsm6:
9err >. u, Strrdrr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1865-10-21
6rS9li& 9fals-
@ptt er9altet"

DaS Stle9rnnm mar BON Den 5erren S6r.
Observation-Disclosures Srn. Suatdncleru 9Sei,.
Trad uno SArGper, Or. Sharanct unp BON
Gem Dittsr 10 manher Minne- uno 6reibeitsz
lieprr, MIller BON Der gGrrra unter,ritnet.
un9ebsursr Subel iolste Der 8erleluno Sss
&e~Iesramals, ebsnio nab Der 2sluna einss
shrei6sns nit TrsunpIi6em 5. tsrube BON Der
,@olcnie Rsupfali ;u @ureity in Sitfries(aub. "
SAlieBli6 bra&te Der 9tspner Elm sod ouf
cen pfNI3jf6sn Sdnscrtuab aus, welaer b,ute
untsr 4titans sines YiaiSsrs, psfen giams Sc
reits ais ted r Strn am muftalilbtn 8irma.
mente 8lanje, bspieien babs, RAP sr lriner Qufs
gate 9emasIeu lei.
6eutf as. @us.) &otsen post IS bercits
ipteeer eur6 Die StrdBsu Der Stabt. Ssltf Die
&altsltsn Iinp 5et Dem unsaoltten Su6el tparm
Afioorcen tlulrno frdftise tlibenbe @slal.
ten rnrb3ieben Die Staot unb wsd1sGn @ris.
nit Den 8rausn hub SuaSfrauen, DeIbe msbr,
ais Er8nje unO 6Insssn istes 5sulsr 3fe-
reH.
@s berrIht unter alen GtIntsu cine auGcr>
orOsntli6e 8e8eifsruns; Sober nimmt elm in
ben STUFF:
5r69lih Yfal,,
@9tt sr9alt's
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1865-10-21

Eager
~tsinsst ib ON
proab- straFr
spiidrn Der
lffcn Giraffe unb 8rppec 2tpe:. nc.
Gas ser9rtr SsutlGs Yublifum pirb lreunS.
li@p UNI Ssiu&e Sitfss easas nit Der Scr.
f@'runs sinsslaosn, pnB fe taleItR Die
beffen eaass biaieftcm
@aaren fnSfn. uno BOP in bi.ism @,Idaft are
psrartt9sn artifsl 3u BADEN Fnb, Die unlsre
peutl@sn Grausn in 8ias unb Saus brau6eu.
GARNER unb eanSleute merSsn aIsi6faas auf
cti9ss @tl6aIt aufm,rfiam srmadt, wrl,ltf lie
bel sr66eTsn Gintaufen fir perbdltniRm6aio
penisrs @rIp ibrc Rite unb @6rSnf. uit
@lass, 9Urcsuansg0aar unb ~Ionaiaeu Sous.
Ralts'@esenitanbsn pisper a%nflaen fSnnsn.
Srn al ren perf 6ieoenartiecn %GlstifsIn. tie in
otelsm 9el6aiE gu Babsn fnp, pcrstsnt bier or.
pG9nt gu psrrsn
Seller,
Gaffen,
Suppeu Gsrrinsn,
Srubfia., Dinner. IL. S6re-S sts.
0&uhel1 aNp Yit&er aatr grt unb Griffin,
@ai&tii&- unO S6lalfamme ere es,
3uStr- ii @OlaGtS-9epls,
3uttsr> &c. Setter,
SaIsn,
Nafer. u. aSein.@lGIer,
Stsr~@l@ier unb Giqucr,Ssts.
Caters, pTefsrr, SnIS uno Senf-@Ia}cr,
NsIsr, &1absln II. g6fs! peri4itbsnsr 0ualitat.
SraSair. @eher unO gOrlrst-e6Fel,
Sorf< unb S&rautsn- 3ieb.r,
aspfsl. II. &srtofsIidalsr,
5leii&- II. 9sistrngs,
5adms6er,
MarFt, unb Bul6fSrbe,
9smp:n unr Com ptns@laItr,
@ai@>3ubsr unb Dala. Sutar,
Saar . Sober II. S:autFsisn II. SarRsn,
8uttsrfa6srs Bafer- nnb Su6lens@imrr ,e. n..
Die netlt oislsn anprren artitsln in reidRsr
NuswatI jug satsn linr bel
9Obn 8Otn,
SrOaefr. spiiden Der 1len II,
The New York herald., 1865-01-06
city Intelligence.

CHANGES IN CoRoSsHs' DEpARTnESr formal
organization OF the Board Of CoroIer elected The
three years has yet taken place OF the gentlemen
elected only Coroner Cover is inexperienced the
business Coroner Gamble has already filed the Office
for nine years and Coroners wildey and Collin three
years each DIR. Joseph q. Shaw has been appointed
deputy To Coroner Gambler Dr John Beach acs in that
capacity for Coroner Cover Wooster Beach, Jr, NJ
for Coroner Widey, and Dr. Thomas Robinson retains
his position with Coroner Collin DR. George B Bouton,
who waf deputy for SIX years under Cofoncfs Schrmer
and Widey has resigned his position and gone West
port, Conn, 10 practice his profession.
PRESENTATION John l. Hines, starter on The
Grand Street and Forty second Street Railroad
night presented with gold watch and chain by the
ploycs Of the road q testimony Of their esteem.
Judge Connolly made the prescntation speech.
ANNUAL REroRr rHr Jsws' HosrirAL The annual
report of the Jews Hospital, in West Twenty eighth
street. has appeared and shows that The let Of Janu
ary 1884, there remained In the hospital 80 patients
During the year there 3s5 applications for adms-
SION OF which 364 admitted besides $40 patients
treated out doorsmaking total of 7l2 treated or the
402 treated W the hospital there were discharged cured
$50 improved 50, not improved y died 80 and remain
ing hospital the last Of December 20 The average
Of deaths therefore, seven and half per cent Fifty
accidents brought by the police, were treated and
hundred and fifteen operations were performed
NEW RgnpESr PHYSICIAN OF BLAcKwnL's IsIASp-
Dr. Ralph Parsons has been appointed resident phys
clan Of the Lunstc Asylum Backwelrs Island, vice
Dr. W. n Ranney deceased. The new incumbent was
formerly assistant of Dr. HAnney for many years and
may therefore be expected 20 possess the requisite
perence for the post
AppomrnRSr COUNTY CLERK CorrKR. Mr. Daniel B.
Taylor the wcn known lawyer, has been appointed by
County Clerk Conner m clcrk OF the Supreme Court
special term vice Joel W. Stevens resigned
The New York herald., 1865-01-06
ANOTHER RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
Collision In BERGEN Tunnel-Onc Person
Killed and "a Number injured, sc.

C0lisiOn In bergen Tunnel-Onc Person
Killed and "a Number Injured, sc.
serious accident occurred in the Bergen tunnel at
noon yesterday, consequence Of Morris and Essex
train of cars being into by New York and Erie
Railroad train, by which pcrson killed seve
raj we're seriously injured
The Morris and Essex trsin consisting Of freight and
passenger cars left Hoboken at quarter 70 twelve
O'Clock A. M, and passed through the tunnel the
end, and there made the usual stop, as re.
quired before crossing Erie Railroad track Upon
starring again coupling broke thus leaving part OF
the train in the tunnel which fact became known the
engineer by the breaking OF the bell cord and signal
az once given TO back up A brakeman on tho rear
was sent back with torpednes and lamps TO any
approaching, and after going the required distance he
with signal lamp In a very short time Erie train
came along and is stated did appear notice the
danger signals although the orpcoes ploded and
heard by persons in the car and the brakeman
threw has lamp al the engineer attract bis attention
moment after the engine struck the car almost
completely demoishing H. Killing boy named
Schcnck, and severely Djuring four i've others.
Among the injured vas Mrs L. s. Haskell, OF Level.
lyn Park, Orange n j., who injured internally;
young man, about nineteen years of are, named Robin
son. son OF General Robinson, had his completely
cut on, brother Of young Scb.nok had his foot badly
names could not be ascertained The deceased, young
Schenck, together with two brothe whose parents
side IN Ftith avenue New York, their way ~
Bloomfield, where they were attending school
The injured persons were conveyed 10 the hospital at
Newark An inquest will be commenced Ia day BY
Coroner Hanley, of Hudson City
The engine the Ene train was damaged 70 o con.
siderable extent
The New York herald., 1865-01-06
THE PRIvATEERs.

The Capture of the ship Kate Prince by
the Rebel Prfvateer Shena andOah.
Captain Iibbey, Of the ship Kate Prince, makes the
following report OF the capture of his ship by the rebel
steamer Shcnandoah:--
Ship Kate Prince OF Portsmouth, N H. 0Q5 tons,
lDbcy MASTER sailed from Cardiff September 80, 1884,
With cargo Of 700 tons Of COAL shipped by Wilson,
Hctt, Lane Co, Of Liverpool, and consigned TO their
order al Bahia
October l6, lat SO north, lon 81 west, sgnalled a
Dutch bark, Zee Nimph nine days from Amsterdam
Cor Batavia
October 2s lat north, lon 27 west, signalled Dutch
bark Maria twenty days Amsterdam for Japan
November IL, midnight, lat 2 80 north, Ion % 30
west large steamer ship rgged one hundred yards to
windward, fired gun and hoisted Confederate States
ensign, demanding our ships name; upon being an.
swercd orlsred 10 heave to. We backed main
topsaii and boarded by armed boats crew, who
Informed that prize To the above steamer,
which proved be the Confederate States prvatecr She
nandoah Master and mate then ordered on board
the Shenandoah, taking the ships papers with them
prize master being in charge Of Kate Prince. Upon
the Confederate commander nnding certified neutrality
bin Of ladng he demanded from the master a bond on
ship for $4,000 which being given the Kato Prince
recased but the Confederate commander put on board
her Captain Gilman and wife, Mrs s Gage and son,
mate, + Rocias steward; J. M. Samson, j Monroe, J.
Eais all belonging TO the schooner Charter Oak, of San
Francisco captured and destroyed by the Shenandoah,
November 9, lat both, lon ~ 30 west Also
Captain + W Hansen n. Payne, mate; C. Henchell,
second mate and Dunn, steward all belonging TO the
brig Snsan, o New York captured and destroyed by the
Shenandoah, November TO- in lat 80 lon ~ 40 west.
In all fourteen persona
The Shenandoah n fun rigged ship OF l,l0O
tons and hundred and fifty horse power,
With battery OF four eight inch smooth bore,
two thhty pcunder rihed, and two twelve pound
ers smooth bore guns, She was formerly the Sea
King beonsirs ~ the f"ndcn, Bombay and Calcutta
St amshp Company She buit by Stevens h Sons,
Of Glasgow 1853 Could sail and steam eleven knots
Had only forty three besides officers, mostly Eng
ishmen. She. cleared from London for Bombay In
September 1854 and reported to have taken the
bark Alma OF Name Staples MASTER and bark D. God
trey, Of Boston, and pnt the crews ON board Danish
brig, bound to Rio Janeiro.
Captain Wardol and hie officers treated with as
much pclieness possible under he circumstances
The shenanecah cannot fight her not in any
dsclr Pine whatever k&1d have been quarters
but when 1rng at ship tban they all climb up the
| rail 10 look.
/. She has bnworks only and quarter inch thick,
and canister shot would kill the whole lot Of them
She is capable OF going under all sail and eleven
knots, and las a very wholesome dread of yankee
gunboat HENRY LlBBEY, Master Kate Prince
The New York herald., 1865-01-06
Theatrical.

new Irish drama produced at this theatre on
Tuesday evening before an overcrowded house. The
drama 10 called The Shamrock, and written by Mr.
j. B Howe, the author Of several Bowcry plays This
piece has the elements OF certain sor or success The
brought out very boldly The plot is very intricate aud
is kept entirely subordinate TO the situations and the da
logue. Effective situations abound and are used with
some skill The most direct and uncompromisng appeals
10 the Irish sentiment the audiences enthusiasm
In word, the drama q Bowery drama, with all the
faults and all tho virtues Of that class OF compositions
MT and Mrs Barney Williams play the leading parts
ous fidelity 70 his bargain the author has given them tho
most OF the dialogue and all the best scenes but OF this
nobody can complain since 20 be necessity Of
star pieces, and since Mr. and Mrs Williams fully
equal 70 the additional labor u entails upon them The
fun " broad and hearty, and tells immensely. Mr. viii
iams has laugh FOR almost every line and for his
song, Pat Moloy, he received triple encore Mrs viii
liams was equally successful IN her way, and IN her
scene with bahy-whch turns out 20 be the shamrock
she quite brought down the house Mrs Skerre Misses
Freeman and Burke, and Messrs Nunan Baisdell Bur
nett Hagan Becks, Holmes, Danvcrs and Collier oil out
the cast which N exceedingly strong
Manager Wbcatlcy has placed The Shamrock upon the
stage with his usual beranty All of the scenery is
new AMI us arrangement s very tasteful The fairy
del y most charming scene and the drawing room In
when the drama ends, ~ really magnificent Stage
Manager Vincent deserves praise for the selection OF the
costumes the drilling of the crowds Of supernumerarcs
and be perfection 81 oil the details Mr. Howes play
has such an attractive te " acted by such attractive
artists and Is placed the stage attracyely that II
will undoubtedly have But when regard the
very original, except IN their combination that The
Shamrvck cannot pretend 20 rank with such first class
1rsh dramas az the Colleen Bawn, and that II Is
INFERIOR 70 such Irish dramas Of the second rank the
Connie soogah Mr. Howe may therefore, congratulate
himself tha bis piece Us so popularity presented 70 bo
sure OF nj least Temporary success.
The New York herald., 1865-01-06
HAVANA. Doc. al 1894

French troops from Mexico continue 20 rass through
here their return home Tho Jura is now here With
about three hundred on board
The amateur bull 0ght, of which spoke In my last
OF with success and though there occasion
for coroners inquest Just then very being
needed shortly afterwards for an 'anair Of honor,
grew of H. which fortunately stopped by the
authorities before the parties had holes punched
In them.
We were lately promised an oporN company from New
York In which we're The names Of Iorini whiting, Amo-
dio and other well known singers; but learned this
morning that subscribers have not forward In SUN.
cient numbers and the scheme has been abandoned
The weather just now Is remarkably cool and pleasant
though had very wet and disagrceable Christmas
Exchange is about from 90 10 81 discount