The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-15

tn Ian CaAs u WAas enuR. yS1s aswspapsu haze
hAd orashs end orsss = report n WI ssst ere thAt
but there yastwday which outssrpa II atsreA
and extent any which have occurred for some monthaI
bank Of Issue. - was previously supposed founded
upon basis ~ solid the eternal hills collapsed SUD
denly, broke, and created considerable Of commoss
In the circle Of the money changers FOR years ana
years the concern had stood Each spring II had pA
forth IL promises To pay Ii branches were coasdssl
al sound Blu. the occurrence Of yesterday forenoon
certainly show there something ~ the roots Of the
eorpostos which good Il looked 70 be- There
wss something rotten In that Denmark not percepub,s
70 the passer by. And the crash came when was IN
unprsparsd for H. and when least expected BY It's neigh
born There was nobody hurt, however. A large bus
be; sa =:
70 be WAL street. from Broadway 70 the ieny.
fell Into the street with crash followed by the cla.e
s,ciock yesterday mornins Il was On the nortA
side Of the thoroughfare Just At the foot Of The
Leading ~ GSs hangers Ss reaches sss .
the second floor Of the houses opposite breatc
Ing many Of the windows, smashing n tne ~
Commercial and tho NASSAU Fro insurance oompsnies
And thsse the tree found iodgment until II was removes
.smss fSs sss csns:a ~
ton Of partnership or the nrm Of b1stonwooo, sa
Co. would create permenens s,a,,9 dayo.s%
The roots az he tree were. nearly roted on ana tns
wonder 4 that II stood upright a. long e. Il aa O
zion bad robbed u o s IRE tSrsnsmisson Of SAP 70 he
20. x m hic% ~ leaves bright and gres9
when Il game 70 the earth. VINO '~n ''~1 'A-
What does V augur for Wall u "0~ 800
SUDDEN DEATH o. WELL Know 49, -
Marsh, Of tho prominent house d Vt' d., &,
died suddenly st his residence, the Am " w,s
this city, on Tuesday last, at about ten - -
mains have been taken TO Boston, and the funes>
ascertain, will take place on Friday 10Th iuse
AN UsyoRruHArY GIRL IN SEARCH on FRixfDe.-Mio
Priscilla Hunter young woman twenty years OF ssss
yesterday called upon Inspector Carpenter TO make N
quircs respecting her relatives whom she lefe In ~
city nearly fifteen years ago. At that time she wont 70
Kansas and subsequently removed 70 the city Of Charles
ton with her uncle and aunt During the bombardmens
Of that city over two yea. ago. tho planters house
whore Miss Hunter and her relatives stopping was
struck by Of General Giilmore's shells Her uncse
and aunt killed. and she was struck on the head
nse,sble for several months Mlss Hunter arrived "
this crtS from Charleston day two since In HeeIcn
her ather ho formerly lived 10 Twelfth h.d street stree s
Onion array, and tarseverai Of her brothers h.d MS
in the service Of their country She had slater nvine
lives are now .1o could not learn As the poor girl s1
money Inspector Carpenter made tsmPor1y p.Uss0
for her support tf she can nnd her endspe Pro0oa'
employment
FESTIVAL AT DopwoarH HALL-A festival Of vsr
pleasant character was hold last evening at Dodwca
Hail. and will be continued till Friday evening s Tor
the benefit Of tho womens Inhf1nary, at Washington
Heights and 80 commsnds itself 10 the notice Of Ne
public s'Strawberies and cream" wero OF course, ~
main feature Of the festival; but 10 some the beauty
music and flowers which were present In abundance
form far greater attraction than that delicious frue
The room was crowded throughout the evening "
admirers OF some Of those articles and each pe.
son present seemed perfectly happy 1ne DcInsS
sp0&fered 10 cream pientuijy distributes " tnv
airesl Of hands aad ID hardly necessary 70 say weD
sp :.r sss e .uSss ss os
unsnss pho,oeraphs &C. strewed the tables, while twe
amateur performers Of no mean ability asc1a.Ssc swses
BY that Arm. We are sure thai for the short perez
during which the Festival remains open many wau sSaA
themselves of an opportunity cf visiting IT.
HoR1icuLruRAL EXHIBITION. exhibition Of fowen
and fruit bold at the Cooper Institute agrceaby ter
minated last evening by the practical testing Of the us
on view select number Of ladies and gentlemen were
present who partook with seeming pleasure OF the re-
past Dr. Osgood, in an amusing speech discussed ne
OF the strawberry and Its pTactic oSarnB On -
ciety. He was followed BY several other speakers
F,Rsxu's BoARD AprSAlA-A meeting took piaee
at Fremens Hall Tuesday evening for tho purpose
of electng member Of the Board Of Appeals 70 servf
for the ensuing I've years VIM How, Jr, the presens
incumbent, was NEGLECTED.
LAUNCH or PILOT BoAr-The Charlotte Webb, new
pilot boat will DO launched this afternoon, at hafpasg
two O'Clock. from the shpyard Of Messrs Webb Bsll
at Greeupoint This boat intended 10 replace The
James French No. a. which captured and destroyed
by the rebcl prvateer Tallahassee last August and was
built In part from subscriptions Of the Board Of unde
writer's merchants and Others Tho Charlotte Webb BE
beautiful model and Is constructed OF the most costly
materials She Is namod after the wife OF bckord We0o
ESQ Her dimensions are:-Lengh on deck, eighty nine
feet breadth Of beam, twenty-three and half fessS
depth Of hold, eight feet
SrABsiS0 AprRAY IN BRoADwAy.-Wm. Dougherty,
car driver had alteration last evening with man
named James Smith, 1t the corner Of Broadway and
Thirty ninth street. In relation 10 the sale OF some tickes
for an excursion During the alteration It s stated thas
Smith drew knife and stabbed Dougherty In the breas
iuHicting severe wound Smith says he was knocke9
down twice by Dougherty before he stabbed him,
Dou0herty was taken 70 tho Bellevue Hospital Smke
was locked up In the Twenty ninth precinct statioo
house. and will be examined this morning.
The saengerfest.