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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-23
Further About the Ries as Staten bland
Lager Beer the Cause Of the Trouble.

The following are some additional facts In
reference to the riot (mentIoned in yesterdays TIL.
BSH that occurred between soldiers Of the Goth
New York Volunteers, guarding the Government cot
ton at Quarantine and some citizens. on Wednesday
afternoon. Halfsdozen citisens Of Station Island de-
ternined to extend welcome TO the members Of the
l33d New.York Volunteer Second Metropolitan reg.
iment) who had volunteered from Richmond County,
and for this purpose they engaged the grounds attached
10 Nautilus Hall; had tables spread under the trees,
well supplied with edibes. and a temporary bar con.
structed which was stocked with SOME tArv kegs Of
lager beer.
Beside the returning soldiers there an assemblags
Of about 800 men, and chdrep and the lager was
dealt out free Of to all who presented themselves
until the last key had been tapped when the
little more careful OF 1t, desiring 70 Keep II ior
the use of the boys of the 1880. ..
At this time two Of the guard belonging to the c6tn
Regiment stationed just across the street. VINO MAO
been Sndpns freely and were qussa
an alteration and one Of them drew oayonet, bue
before be could make Of it the bystsnders took IL
HE soldiers then left the ground saying they would
get their muskets In three minutes after they
came out Of the gate with mdsksts and hxed oayone,
and made charge Twsft tse crowd and i tS:y we're
badly beaten and driven back inside the Quarantine
At this time a squad Of the Seth came down to the
gate and commenced firing ct random, while the
Opposite party showereA upon them and
Der Of persons were mose or less injured.
Lieut.. Nelson OF Co /. 66th Regiment. Who ss We
have said was shot in the left breast, while acting
as peace.maker, was yesterday lying very critical
condition and there Is but little hope Of his recovery.
The riot lasted about hour before order was re-
stored and astonishing that soew persons were ser.
ousy injured The Nautilus Hotel and two groceries were
struck by bullets and considerable number OF shots
fired toward the crowd on the opposite side OF the
street.
Ifthat ever vexed questions "Will lager beer intox
cater were still unsettled. the riot at staten Island
A.. -. 49, harA - M hnnh
cuty had its origin and owed its continuance to the ex-
cessve inhibition Of the fluid which Gambrehus was
wont to regard the Of the gods so far aswe
learn the riot was colossal ineDrety OK Wnas ~
vulgar parance is known ss big drunk all the persons
originally engaged IN it having Deen 80 intoxicated -
TO be Temporarily bereft OF reason and Of sense.
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TuR ALLRGKp HoMIcIpB IN JAY.sr.-Ds.

The ALLEGED HoMICIDB IN JAY-sT.-DIs.
CHARGE OF WEKNER.--An inquest was yesterday held
at the Fifth Precinct Station House by Coroner Collin
on the body Of Josephine Cohen whowas stated to have
been pushed down fight Of stairs at the Hotel Swiss,
No 10 Jayst, by Werner Werner. Of the proprie.
tors Several witnesses were examined and II was
proven concusivey that the deceased not struck
BY the prisoner Werner, but that during the dispute
much excited and joined In the dispute and that she
suddenly sank 10 the floor. DR.. Chas. Robinson. Dep
MY Coroner, made post norton examination and
cardiac syncope caused by over excitement, and
dict In accordance with this opinion was rendered BY
the jury. The prisoner was then discharged by the
Coroner Deceased was native OF Belgium, aged -
years.
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Amnsemenls.
DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.

IL AKIN UNI AMEhlChN mOChOh'
ALWAYS COOL AND DELIGHTFUL.
Nssons patent vsnstor duses $1,000 feet OF pure cool
cir per minute
AFTERNOON AT >. EVENING AT -
LAST DAY BUT ONE
Of the versatile and talented
MISS EMILE MELVILLE,
who win appear in the operate drama
DAUGHTER OF THE REGIMENT,
and 10 the musicsl burletta Of
JENNY LIND,
THE GREAT AMERICAN ONE LEGGED DANCER,
TONY DENlER,
w. B. HARRISON, Comic and Extemporaneous Singer.
MORNING AT IL,
THE PHILOSOPHER and MAGICIAN. Prof COSPORESS,
will perform his NecTomantc Illusions and introduce bis e.
ysordinary
On exhibition the
SEVENTH DISTRICT DRAFT WHEEL.
Purchased at cost Of GEO. portion Of the historical
CHARTER OAK OF CONNECTICUT,
LIVE ALLIGATOR 81 FEET LONG,
HORSE AND RIDER ENTWINED BY AN ENOR-
NOUS SERPENT CONVERTED INTO STONE.
PROF MISUNDERSTANDING CALCULATOR
WOODROFFE'S BOHEMIAN GLASS.BLOWERS.
AGLAS6 STEAM.ENGINE IN MOTION.
FIFTY LIFE SIZE MOVING WAX FIGURES,
JEFF. DAVIS IN PETTICOATS,
FAT WOMAN GfANTESS, CIRCASSIAN GIRL,
LIVING Offers. GRAND AQUARIA.
MILLION CURI0SlTIES.
Admission 30 cents; children under ten. Is cents.
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FNO CAPITALISTS!
PROPOSALS. FOR GAS!
FOR THE CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

oryros or Crrr CLERK, ISpIASAroLIs lyp.,
June /, 1865. )
IN compliance with the provision, Of resolution passed by
tho Common Council OF the City Of Indianapolis at meeting
held at it, Chamber the 2yh day Of May, A d. 1909,
which resolution read. as follows TO wit: .
Reosi That III. City Clerk be- and he Is hereby author'
xed and directed advertise for proposals for lighting IN
CITY OF with gas. and for furnishing the cr~n
thereof with gas the period Of TWENTY YEARS nom
proper 10 inserted In the official city paper
and in ons pubic newspaper in cities of Cincin
natl New ora Boston aud Philadelphia . ,,,
CYnus BurrvRuRLp CLERK q the City Of indianapolis
Marion County Indiana hereby give notice that sealed pro
posals will be received this office, Room NO cehn
Bock for the Common Council OF sid City or before the
fourth day Of September 1865 for lighting the said 'y Of In
With gas and for forIisng the citizens thereof
with sns for the period twenty 20 from and alter
the third day Of March, A. d.. 1865.
Proposals must be accompanied with the names oil Tie pro
posed security. r., ,
Persons desiring to bid procure oope: OF The ordnance
regulating the lighting the City with gas by addressing the
City Clerk. .,
BY direction Of the Common Council
CYRUS ). BUTTERFfELD,
Cers City u indianapolis
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che CURT.

FASHION COURSE, L. I.-MONDAY,
June Do ut O'clock rain or shine, the greatest TR0T
TING MATCH Of the for 5000 three mile heats.
Hirsm Woodruff nance The br g.. DEXTERi T. Carpenter
names tho b. e. STONEWALL JACKSON (of Hsrtford),
both to 70 they please There viii be postponement on
account the weather the match positively coming off, rain
or shine These horses supposed to be the two best
horses in tie country and the most exciting con-
Of modern times q confidently anticipated Boats Will
leave Jamess Slip every half hour for Hunters Point and
from Thirtyfourt ferry every Ave minutes In connection
with tho Flushing Railroad Special trains at lliyo ~ aud
2:31 returning after the Ferry from the foot OF
Eightyxth to Astorin. Full and efficient police arrange
nents. JOSEPH CROctiERON Manager.
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PASSING COUNTERFEIT MONEY. -.Officer Brady
OF the Tenth Precinct, yesterday arrested John Faer.
on the complaint Of Adoph Bearer. proprietor Of the
keystone House. No % Division ST. who states that he
came into his place. procured some refreshment and
rendered in payment IS counterfeit bill on the New
England Bank Of Boston. lie was committed by
Justice IalsaelG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-23

BREAKING Up A DIsORDERLY HOUsE.-Of-
Hcers Law. Cropit and Didway OF the Essex Market
Cont assisted by Capt Mills Of the Eighth Precinct
with section OF men, acting under a warrant issued
py Justice Mansfield, on the complaint Of Christina
Powell of Mo- l67 North Secondst, Brooklyn. yester
dav arrested Henry Beachman. Lena his wife. and
thirteen female and twelve male occupants Of the house
No. ss Prnee.st on the charge of being disorderly
characters They were all committed by the above
magistrate.
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1nlcrnal Rcpcnue.

" =. INTERNAL REVENUE.-Ofhce OF
Assessor Of Ninth Collection District comprising the
l2th 10Th and I'D Wards No. % West Fortyfoarh'st,
NOTICE IS HEREBY OWEN that thu Lists and Enumrr.
aton, made under my direction 10 this District consisting Ok
Incomes for the 1864 and Licenses OF enumerated ti
and appeal Tor H.. snace Of ten days and all person. inter
e.,ed are notified that viii sit my ohco ON the l4th day
Of JUNE and for 1--WE days thereafter between tho
hours IL OF tho forenoon for tho purpose OF
receiving appeals and relative to any erroneous or
excessive Assessment.
Apueas must be in writing and specify the particular cause
matter or thing Respecting which decision IL reqnesed
Also the uonnd or principle Of error complained Of.
HOMER FRANKLIN Assessor Ninth District
No So West Forty fourth hist.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-23

Boy Run OVER AND KTLLED.-An inquest
was yesterday held BY Coroner wdey ct No. 81 Elisa
beth.st, on the body Of Herman Hahn, who was run
over on Wednesday in Grandst, near Centre, and 80
aged II years. and resided with bis parents at the
ab0Ye Place.
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Crsrox Housx. NKw.YoRK,

CrsTox Housx NEwYoRK
COLLECTORS OFFICE, June 10, 1865
PROPOSALS will be received at this Office
i until the 10th Of June for supplying SHIP CHAND-
District for the year commencing July 1902 and ending
June 20 1875. , .
At tho ofice of the Superintendent No y Finest
3 DRAPER Collector
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Gnantial.

"aE CHEMICAL GOLD AND biLVEh
i 0RE REDUCING COMPANY, s''snee' Of the newly
snsed process for cheap reduction Of hock and Ores
without Machinery.
o.r,u,sd under the laws ofthe State Of New York
CAPITAL, 85,O00,0O0.
10. 900 SHARES OF 500 EACH.
Y,xs,rrxr-Ms,or Gen. BENZ. r. BUTLER.
TRUSTEES;
n.,.. f3sn BENZ r. BUTLER Of Massachusetts
IN A. HALL esq, Of Hall, Sou;hweh Il Co.. No. 3S4
Broadway, N. Y
~ a. MgLLEN, esq, late Clafin Melen Co., Eaw York
60 B. WALTER esq, No. o. Broadway, N. Y.
~ C. AVER, Of Massachusetts.
HsA PRANK FULLER, e1-Gov. Of Utah. No. rs Nasssu't
NY.
Hss GEO 8. BOUTWELL,, ex- Gov. ofMsss., Com. Int
Revenue, now Mem. Congress from Massachusetts,
- LUCIEN BIRDSEYE No. 40 Broadway, NJ u
Dsa. JAMES w. NYE, u. S. Senator ffom Nevada
TIE Company offer loOo0 shares Of their stock forwons
~ $50 per share par value 1905 and also their royal
- for sale TO miners.
Particulars given the Office the Company No o. Broad
~. Prospectus sent by addressing
A. O. COOK. Secretary
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matbincrn.
DORTABLE SAW MILLS.

For SALE by WIN MONTGOMERY. No l5T Broadway,
manufacturer and dealer In Portable and Stationary Steam
Engines. Grist Mills, &c. - .
ll.o. Sole Agent In Nsw.York for A. NJ Wood Co.'S
porabe Engines manufactured al Eaton Y Can be seen
IL operation In this city. Prices greatly reduced AdiIe"
VIM. MONTGOMERY. Nc VI bIeWwN'
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bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE OF
Dwurranted manufacture Also solid Chestnut and
Chamber Suites plain and ornamental at IT, r. rAhhSo'
TONS A3 Capaist opposite Wooster Established lstl
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0YYIcK OF THB DALTON KNITTING MACHINE COMPANY,
No S3I RRoApNAY. NEW.YoRK. June u. 1865.

oYYIcE OF 1HR Dalton KNITTING MACHINE CoxPASY,
No. S3T BROADWAY, NEw.YoRK. June n 1905.
A T A MEETING of the STOCKHOLDERS
"A Of this Company, held THIS DAY pursuant to notice
abkshed according 10 law Il unanimously voted to in
Srsase the CAPITAL STOCK OF the Company $3.50 OOo Fiji
b Thousand Dollars
Beol Of Subscription o the increased Capital now open
= the Office OF the Company stock be paid for in Install
nans Of % per cent.
At the and place the following named Gentlemen
ssre cleo ted Trustees for the ensuing year:
FOR TRUSTEES
DAvID'P. RHOADES. DANIEL BARNUM,
hEORGE NJ. VANDERBILT, JACOB b. TALLMAN,
UcORGE II. GURLEY, JERE. w. ATWATER.
At subsequee meeting Of the Board the following Gentle
psn unanimously rejected: For President David
hAssdes for Vice President simeon H. Alderman FOR Sec
Uuoary and Treasurer jeremiah W. Atwatef.
The Public generally invited TO call and inspect the Ma
lAtnss 10 operation at the Ssesroom OF the Company.
J. w. A1WATER, Secretary.
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OLYMPIC THEATER.
" Sole Lessee and Msnageress. Mrs JOHN WOOD.
GRAND PRODUCTION.
THIS FRIDAY) EVENING, JUNE ~
aer elaborate preparation and careful attention to every do
tail necessary for its proper and with the same
regard completeness that has already rendered famous the
SPECTACULAR DISPLAYS
OLYMPIC
THE GREAT SCOTTISH MILITARY DRAMA,
founded episode In the Indian
REBELLION
by Dion Bouccault, esq. and entitled
JESSIE BROWNE
RELIEF OF LUCKNOW.
NEW CHARACTERISTIC SCENERY BY HAYES.
THE ORCHESTRA, UNDER THE DIRECTION OF
THOS. BAKER,
viii perform the Original music as arranged by Cooke
Mechanical Effects. by. $3.50. W. LanderS
New and beautiful Costumes. Bullock.
AND THE FOLLOWING SPLENDID CAST:
The Mana Sshib. ..."............Mr. Charles Morton
tiIis second nppsusnce)
Geordie McGregor..............Mr Geo. w. amison
From Pixies Open House ncinnatt-his second sPpes'
sncel
Rev David bount. mr y. a. csoouats
H. Pearson
Cassidy MI E. xe-ho
Achmit. NIX d. Derry
Jessie Brown. Miss Eliza Newton
Alice. LOUISA myeIs
Miss b. hendrlcM
The drama will conclude with the great Tsbesux represent
ing the rr,s
Doors open o. 1880; conn ence at 8 o'clock
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Horn COPPER COMPANY, NEw YORK. May 80 1855.
AOTICE.-The following described STOCK
IN In the HOPE COPPER COMPANY will be sold at
1nbRe auction on FRIDAY June 80 1865 o'clock rn
the Office OF the Company No. - Nassau-s New YORK.
Of One Dollar share due October 1864
nlo0 paid before that date;
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ENAMELED CHAMBER FURNITURE
~ The BEST assortment Of ENAMELED FURNITURE, In
mental In sae. Wholesale aud Retail Also, Mattresses
and Palliasses WARREN WARD, No m Csnal.st.
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OFFICE OF THE
CONSUMERS BENEFIT COAL COMPANY,
No. IL BROADWAY. Uioom No so 49,,
NRw YORK. MAY 81, 1865.
A meeting of the Of Directors held this day. the
sspnnration completed. and the following officers
Hon OREsTES CLEVELAND President.
JEREMIAH b. CLEVELAND, Vice President.
CHARLES JENKINS. Treasurer
VIM y. STANDlSH, Secretary.
Tbe Company prepared to commence the delivery Of
Gal Immediately Shareholders who invited TO end in
Asts orders
The subscribers requested forward their receipts and
oDoeive certificates of stock therefor
limited number Of subscriptions viii be received
nd coal delivered promptly.
This Company its property in fee simple there
~ has royalty to pay) which will enable them to de-
Dvss perpetual supply at the lowest possible cost.
The each OF stock Will be entitled annually
Of coal actual cost of mining transportation and
6uivery with their share Of whatever profits the Company
ny make from the sale Of their surplus coal.
Shares, so each.
DIRECTIONS.
JOHN ANDERSON No. Alb Fifth avenue.
Hon. c. GODFREY GUN1HER, Mayor Of New-Yorh
Hon. ORESTES CLEVELAND Mayor OF Jersey City.
Hon. ALFRED NJ. WOOD, Mayor Of Brooklyn. - .
CHARLES JENKINS. President Of the Ess, River Bank
JOHN L. DOUGLASS, Secretary Merchants lns. Co.
JOHN c. ANDERSON, No. JOG Broadway
WIN. p STANDlSH. Coal Dealer No II Broadway
CHAS II. APPLICABLE, q. H. Appegete Bro.
ORESTES CLEVELAND. President
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FURNITURE for SALE, Of every descrip-
tion.PsrlOr and Bedroom soits, Ca,p.is bedding
Mirrors &c, at BENDALL& SCOTS WAkEkooMs,
Mo-. 209 and al Hudsonst, corner OF CaILsr psyEent
taken " weekly ilitalslis N desired
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printing.
fnrniiure-

A LII KINDS of FURNITURE, Mattresses,
N Bedding Looking Gisse., &c, cheapest, at SNEDEN
4 CAMPBELES, No. 2b3 Bowery, between stanton
Hou,,onst. Call. Save money. Goods waraniedi de-
livered Free Furniture Ia suites
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proposals.
Cu.Ion.Horsa. NEw.YosK.

Cu,Ton. iiorss, NEw.YoRK
CoLIgCTog's OFFycE, Jane 10, 1865.
DROPOSt will be received at this Office
until the ly Of June for supplying RATloNs for
the use Of the Of the Rrvcua- Cutters for
til. Distract oT tie year commencing July 1863,
and ending Jgne 30 1866. DRAPER, Collector
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EN.-Commences at o'clock.
~ I@nes and Mansssr Wh Ex
THE COOLEST THEATFR IN THE CITY.
EIGHTH AND LAST WEEK BUT ONE
Of The highly succsssful engagement "
Miss MAGGIE MITCHELL.
HOUSES CROWDED NIGHTLY TO
OVERLOOKING.
THIRD NIGHT AND TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS
THE LITTLE BAREFOOT
THIS FRIDAYj EVENING, jude ~,
MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL
AMRY,
THE
LITTLE
BAREFOOT,
In the beautiful Drama Of the same NAME being companion
picture 70 ..
by the same author.
THE CAST
viii comprise the names Of the following stists: Mr. O.
Burnett Duff (by permission Of Mrs Conway OF the Park
Theateri T. b. Holmes w. Scalsn. j. Nunsn. Barry, Dan
vers Readle &C. Misses Mary Wels Reeves, Burke Bar
nett, &c, ke.
Seats secured six days IN advance
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WALLACKs.
w Second Week Of the
WALLACK-DAvENPORr COMBINATION.
FRIDAY EVENING, June %,
Benefit OF
Mr. J. W. WALLACK, and
last night bot Of the great Play q the
---'-I IRON Mask,
In which the distinguished artistic
MR. l.. l.. DAVENPORT and
will .ppear supported by MISS ROSE EYTINGE and the
Talented Company
SATURDAY-Last night OF the IR0N MASK.
On MONDAY will bs produced for the hrs time ct this
Theaer celebrated drama from Dckenss famous story Of
OLIVER TWIST
With new Scenery and Appointments, and an
UNPRECEDESTEDLY GREAT CAST
including MR. J. w. WALLACK as PAGAN THE JEW,
Mr. r. T.. DAVENPORT a. BILL SYKES.
MISS FANNY MORANT a NANCY SYKES,
and MISS lone BURKE M OLIVER TWIST.
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TssTH NATIONAL BANK. No: $40 BRoAnwAr,{
NEw.Y YORK, June 10, 1868
C1FCOND DIVIDEND. 1.-The Board OF D-
,,o,. have this day declared sei annual dividend OF
FIVE PER CENT, free Of Government tau payable on
r,sfrr Boots closed on and sfter SATURDAY, June ~
Nv order Of the Board, J. II SIoUl cashier.
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Tny ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY. OfpIcE
No aBowIIss GREEN, NEW y ORR, June 10 1865.
THE BOARD of DIRECTORS OF THIS CON- on,
FIVE DuIIARS FER SHARE, payable B I'VE DOLLARS
PR sHkRF IN CASH on snd after Wedne'day Jnly .
Ter Books and Twenty DOsrper share to os hdoied upon
The Scrip Certificates. t.,.,
.t2 m sd ,.snsn,a on saturday, July pfoximo ~ ~
.. 10. BY oresI q tie Board q D.rs,ioIsi o
ERANKLlN ALLEN, Secretary.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FIRE INSUR-

IL ANCE Co.. No IL Wallst-TLe Board OF Directors of
hi, Conuanx have declared Semi Annsu DIVIDEND Of
-FOUR FIR CENT free OF Government Tax payable on and
after July s. 1865. JAMES OlLMohE Secretary
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-22
Three Remarkable widows.

A New York correspondent writes as fol-
lows: Rounding the Fifth Avenue Hotel cor
her lew days ago, met, just at the Broad
way crossing Of Fifth avenue, the tall, hand
some and stately widow Of John J. Critten-
den. She was looking in splendid health, was
magnltcently dressed and attracted the at
tention Of many VINO did not know her by per-
sonal appearance. Mrs. Crittenden il still
well preserved woman.
She had hardly disappeared down Broad
way before was surprised 10 see another dis
tnguished lady pass in the opposite direction
gelng up tlfth avenue. She was not so well
preserved, nor so young, but still a noticeable
lady. she was once the wife Of Daniel Web
ster. As tins lady went up Fifth avenue no
less distinguished lady passed down the street
in her carriage-Mrs. General Philip Kearnev
that was, magnificent woman i'm respect TO
appearance. with much natural beauty and a
good deal more that was artificial.
General kearney, 10 will be remembered
left two widows-each Of whom was tesig-
mated in his will as his wife. This was his
second wife, formerly Miss Maxwell, daugh-
ter OF a former collector Of this port and dis
tinguished merchant. The first Mrs. Kear-
ney was Miss Diana cuthbert Buliitt, OF
Louisville, KY sister Of the present collector Of
the port OF New Orleans, and an estimabe lady
While she was still living .kearney saw and ad-
mired Miss Maxwell and she admired him
The two went 70 Europe together and, after
being gone about year. during which suit
Tor divorce from the first Mrs. kearncy was
prosecuted and obtained by some means. re-
turned and were married. When Kearney
was killed, his estate was left 10 his second
wife, with provision Of SO. 900 10 Nrs. Kear-
ney nee Bullitt. aud the same sum 10 each Of
her children. Mrs. kearney nee Maxwell is
living In line style. She is said 10 he very char
liable, and take great interest in the welfare Of
soldiers and their families. She is beautiful
woman still and much cOurted and admired.
An enclosed skating park or rink " IS being
constructed In Chicago. IL Is % be one hun
dred and eighty by one hundred feet in extent
and entirely rooted In.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-22
Destructive Fire I'm 81. Louis.

ST. louis, December 2l.-Numbers two
and three City Buildings, on the leyee be-
tween Market and Walnut streets, occupied
by Undcrhill * Eaton. grOcers, Horace Halton.
sail loft, Grier a Co., commission merchants,
were burned last night Loss on the building
5000; insured for $4,000 Number four, oc-
cupied by Jones 4 Co., Hatch & Co., comis-
sion merchants, also nearly destroyed. Loss
not aseertaIned; said 10 be insured. Number
one, occupied by Alkise 4 Co. and Cole Bros
commission merchants, badly damaged. Loss
unknown; the two latter buildings were insur-
ed; owned by G.. W. Nuggins; valued az s75,-
600; insured. Two and three owned by X.
Campbell.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-22

A hill was introduced for the relief of fami-
lie. of persons killed At the late explosion II a
United States arsenal.
Mr.. Banks, from the Committee on Foreign
Annrs, reported a resolution accepting the in
vitati0n Of the French Government to be rep
resented At the Paris Exposition in 1865. and
approving of what has been already done by
the Secretary of state. which was passed.
A bill was introduced. the object of which
was 70 pay s>0j.oo0 10 Pennsy lyania for the
soldiers called out during the iny aston of that
STATE I'm 1863
Pending the question the House adjourned.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-22
New England society.

NEw YORK. December 2l.-The New Eng
land society Of New York VIII celebrate Fore
fathers Day on Friday evening December -
the anniversary Of the landing Of the Pilgrims
on plymouth Rock. at the DelmOnicO, on
Fourteenth street. The occasion this year will
be one Of marked interest, the last four cele-
unfortunate circumstances Of a national char
aeter then Transporting. The following distin-
guished persons will be present tomorrow
evening" Hon. ii. McCullOch, Secretary Of the
Treasury, Governor Smyth of New Hampshire,
Ex-Governor Lane, Of Indiana, senator VIII
son, Of Massachusetts, Rev. Drs- Beecher,
Thompson and Billows, Generals Logon and
Hancock, Mayor elect Hoffman, OF this city,
Mayor McMichael, Of Philadelphia, Hon. VIII
liam NJ. G. Evarts, and others. Joseph III.
Choate, ESD, will preside at the dinner.