The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-30

called upon 70 stop ana looked back to place
the body lay The conductor Nelson seaton was inside
tho car collecting fares from tho passengers and was
equally ignorant u tho circumstances OF the case No
blame seems TO attach either 70 the driver or conductor
OF the ear The boy was dressed IN aborers Clothes
and was probably on bis way TO work. He was carry
ing q tin can OF coffee In his hand Tho Coroner do
cided that the body SHOULD be al once removed y The
deadhousc aud has deferred the inquest for day or
So 80 az TO afford time TO the parents or friends OF the
deceased 10 identify tho body Meanwhile the driver
and conductor OF the car have been detained
SAD ACCIDENT "A woman by the name Of Lizzie
Redmond, Of 2Ss Hudson avenue, Brooklyn. in the
ploy Of sigismund, Goge Co., furrers fell through
the hatchway, from the third floor tho first, o. the
building occupied by them corner Of Broadway and
Murray streets Miss Redmond seriously II not
fatally injured, and was taken 70 the City Hospital
THE MoRruARy RxroRr There 400 deaths In
this city during the week ending last Saturday evening
or this number three from cholera thirteen from
cholera nantum three from choera morbus and twenty
seven from other diarhBa disease AZ compared with
the murtuay report OF the previous week. tho decrease
In the total number OF deaths sixty thus show
ina the city ID improving in health
THROWN a CoAU.-At eight O'Clock on Sunday
evening, man named Owen NORRIS coachman by
cupaton thrown from his coach by tho horse shy
ing, on Fifth avenue between Eightyeghth and Eighty
ninth streets He taken 70 station house. where
II was discovered that he was badly hurt
LADY GENTLEMAN BADLY INJURED. About half
past four O'Clock Sunday afternoon while Col Lynch
and his wife were taking ride on the Macombs Dam
road, the horse became unmanageable and away.
Coming in contact with ree the Colonel and his Lady
thrown out Of tho vehicle falling violently the
ground Captain wilson, OF the Thirty second precinct,
on hearing OF tho occercnce several men 70 the
and had the parties conveyed the station house.
where medical aid obtaped and proper care be-
slowed rne Colonel feared 70 have been quite
70 to injured internally besides beng badly bruised
about tho heaA and face. After their Wounds were
dressed they sent 70 their residence at 100 West
Forty-sIxth street.
pfSw Rsfrs A~en s1u =
ing hrec brokers representing three several interests IN
the hon and bear market 20. into dispute about
stocks, when tho larger Of tho three gentle
proposed 70 vhip tho other two according to tho
rulos CT the ma proposal did not meet the assent
OF his opponents and be- sailed them ao,sas oens,
knocking Of them out Of time At singh. blow In
attacking his seoond he than his match,
for the bel gcrcnt broker knocked tho gutter
The aar this Juncture drsw large crowd nj people
70 Tho spot and among them numerous fneuds OF tho
combaants One of the party lost his diamond breast
pin IN tho affair 500 reward for recovery
telegraph messenger boy found the precious jewel,
and received tho welcome reward
HoNKs WHIT -rweniy.sir boys and six girls,
All between the ages Of six and fourteen, late OF tho
Juvenile Asylum, the i've O'Clock train last night
for ILLINOIS, The boys were all neatly dressed in gray
suits and each carried blanket under his arm.
Boys and girls alike seemed mech eiaed at tue journey
that awaited them Thew were Ia charge OF H. ID Perry,
indenurng agent WIN In 70 take them TO homes In tho
West He has every 10 be proud Of his charge
MEETING ~ BEHALF on DISABLED SOLDIERS AVID
sALoRs "A great meeting Of the citizens Of New York
and other will BE- held tho Cooper instut,
Thursday evening November for the purpose Of taking
70 purchase Point Lookout AZ the junction ~
Potomac with Cheapcake bay for the purpose u
erecting thereon national soldier and sailors asylum.
In furherance Of this object effort IL being made
10 the necessary to complete the payment
Nav YosK PKisos Assso.uos.-lhe monthly meet,
ing Of the New York Prison Assoc ion was held on the
oath The general agent presented his report for
the four months, showing that 100 persons were
visited tho detention prisons Of New York and Brook
Ign; $50 complaints carefully examined, 100 com
plants discontinued hs advice IS persons released
from custody on his recommendation; 3ol discharged
conyicts and othen aided with board To reach
friends employ Of distance; - discharged con
yic provided with situations, and 81 discharged con.
and others supplied with such articles OF clothing
A they needed One insrcrng statement In tho
tnry's report 70 the effect that tho abo sh
msni Of the contract system IN Clinton Prison add the
adoption Of the system OF managing the prison labor by
the prison authorities, that prison promises. IN place 81
The usual annual dsnc Of $40 900 $4,000 70 yield
this year after dsfrsyipe AL expenses small surplus
revenue.
ThE Nav FxExn srs>srR The new steamer 81
Laurent q the General Transatlantic Company, yes
trday thrown open for the inspection OF the public.
The 81 laurent s the seventh steamer placed tho
line HAvre Brcs, and Now York within the past
two year. and sx months Her hull and engines were
bu al ~ Eaxare under the direct perntcndence Of
NJ Convers chef engin ~ the company. Her d.
mensons aroLeng,h OF hull as feet breadth so feet
depn 20 feet The engine Of 600 horss power and 10
provided with two horronial cylinders q 20 Inches d..
Ameter and pistons of 81 inch stroke The boilers
heated BY tweny-four furnaces The accommodations
for the passengers most elegant and com'ofta-
bic The grand 1aion 10 ~ unusual breadth, splendGy
ftted 10, and viii seat one hundred and hty guess Al
tho dinner tables The iron columns supporting tho
deck are cased ia crimson velvet the nO0r cafpead with
heaviest tapestry, aud the windows hung with sken
curtains Below the slatrooms ar spaesoas-f apart
49, sA44N al lFrA UgrtF
we'll ventilated From stein 70 stern, and dividing ire
" inside and outside rooms. corridor. extend 10 an
uubrosen line, aud afford rather narOW but very
lengthy promenade for tho-e temporary nyaiida who
shun tho dangers o. the deck % ro1gn ueatber In a
word, All the impfovemenis devised 70 lessen
floating palacer-rrihces though hey be--havs BEEN
brought into reaaiston ny ~ esnsral 1ran'aisntc
Company who have soaght ~ make each Of their vea
sells worher the patronage o. tbs pubic than " ptcds
cessor In references " tbe speed y the - Laurent u
NAV be safely predicted that she Will run Az average
80 ~ mi ,h,ee aar,er nots rer hour Usyns
been originally intended for paddle propulsion, and sub
seqoenty lensthsnsd into scrsw steamer, he bulisefs
suffered the engines IN sdswbse boats 70 remain
quo and, owing 70 Their power, tbe ryoigtloba
OF tho being unusually npd, The shp. thoasn q
broader beam than the Pcrslfe the Yllis Dc
Paris will cot through The heaviest and anrhss
portion Of the dtsnce separating NE c0nnnens ffoin
thu old World, The commander q he q Laurent u
Captain A. Boconie an eSperienesi emcsf
PMS ~ Easr rocKTtx-In Frtfrr --Bs'-scn eigh,
and nine O'Clock On Monday hra broke ON Ia
. stable In the bascmen. u No 2lo East Fosrssa,h
street, owned w J. smith ard grouped b. various
paftss Two horses burned " feafh-uue aNnrd
W A. rpenman, valued a t2b0 80 in4uahrei snd no
other 0wne1 ~ A Stfaga valued a % inssra ~
AVS IN The Conunsntal nsarans~ Company Tue
building damaged About 800 lnssrei
rmu % Nav I'm says0 ArraGalrs Tho I'm
nssuse los d no Al ssa that from y lime ehron
,clcd 10 The newspapers ressts more ffsqosory from
the clumsy and improper manner 10 which - bats are
lowered Than frm serious dsfsesih ne bosl bsie
ssiyes Evcry marine disaster thaa = Er1sraiiy
attended, uiih the sraupisg ~ 90 - nrre raiH ~
which many precious lives sfe e 2nf ~ fsa tansF ~
this IL Atbatable 20 NE esrsletauss y 80 cnest 10
allowing 700 mAny persons 70 get nig ~ bias al ~
hurfief anf ans eananilxe ulAnafr ~ - tbfy AfH
lowered lnt0 TIE sat- AMI tke gfeat lc4tf hAt
has s,fsl, feaebs ua 4aer ffos tht fsots ~ So ~
~ hold - the 6sylts u i " tha go rnh ~ ne
boat white a y thus s,u cpnpsetsd sth ~ Fs~sei
that arr9 numbsr a nFes A. efaW Yetf
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