The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-23
CITY INrELLIGENcE.

ACCIDENT TO LARonEa.-Yesterday forenoon Patrick
Kavanagh laborer residing At No. "A Thames street.
fell down a hatchway board the steamer Araeo.
while dischargng cargo. Both his feet were fright,
fully mulated against the combings Of the lower hatch
The brother OF the unfortunate man being present at
the time Immediately procured medical assistance. n
Is feared that ampuation Will have 10 be performed
SERIOUS AFFAIR IN DyEiso ESTABLISHMENT
Yesterday evening Daniel Donovan, employed Il dyeng
establishment Staten lsand narrowly escaped being
crushed DEATH II appears that he had been engaged
close to the machinery when he became entangled For.
tunatey the engineer at hand and stopped the
CINE in time to his life He subsequently
veyed 70 the City Hospital Two fingers had 10 be om
putated.
AITEMpT 10 SwISpLE SsAMAS.-A seaman named
Thomas Delaney who has been only recently discharged
from the United States navy, while passing along Chat
ham street yesterday forenoon accostcd by
roper and decoyed into gift iewery store. Being
induced to play at of chance he lost sc CO. aud
having no. moro money staked his watch against the
losses tbut during the next fortunate 10
discover the cheat. He then consulted police officer
by whom he directed to apply at the city Hall
where he succeeded ia procuring the services OF de
tective and returned to the place Immediately the
entrance of another man with the INTENDED upe the
money and watch wero restored
TARGET EXCURSION. members Of the David O'Bren
Guard HERAID pressmenl under commend OF Captain b,
Mcintyre started on their annual excursion 10 Bellevue
Garden yesterday preceded brass band Yhe prizes
were OF the usual character. When the shooting had
concluded the members Of the company engaged in
DEATH FROM ApoPLExY.-Mr. Miles Blevin, Of ITO
Blocker street, who noticed in the HERALD hav.
ing fallen in Charles street on Sunday. while laborla
under violent 1T Of apoplexy died yesterday afternoon
at four o'clock. The deceased had served three
in cavalry regiment during the war, and WIS much
esteemed for his daring in action.
THE GREENE STREET SUICIDE. Fanny Seymour alias
Howard the young woman late Of Greene street. who
took audanum Sunday evening for the purpose OF
terminating miserable existence subsequently, died In
Coroner Naumann was noticed TO hold an inquest on the
body
RAILROAD SMASH UP-Tm BowDoSHAx B1.K Roe
BERs-Judge Bowling yesterday afternoon received
telegraphc despatch from Captain Jourdan of The sixth
precinct from Berwick, Me-, stating that the train on
which he left Boston with Bartlett MCGUIRE and simms,
the Bowdoinham bank robbers had run OF The track,
smashing six Of the None OF tho Captains party
| (ncudng the prisoners we're injured. The despatch
| did not state that any persons were killed.
SECOND MATE COLLIDE, OF THE EVENING srAc-In last
Saturdays Herald published tho extraordinary
exploits, hardships and sunerings Of VIM. r. Goldie
second mate Of the lost ship Evening STAR together with
Of his efforts to young women who
remained In the boat up 10 the time she struck the
shore, and were then lost This young man IL active
member Of the Caledonian Club Of this city, and
counted one of tho bert hurdle jumpers they have,
having taken the prize for many years Hls brother
John Godic 10 have sailed with him, but could not
in the city in few days and preparaous are being
made by Mechanics Lodge Of Free Masons receive
him, the brothers both being members of that fraternity
ARRIVAL CATHOLIC CLERGY FROM TIE BIrxoRp
CouScn.-A large number Of the Catholic clergy who
attended the Baltimore Council, which Terminated Or
Sunday last arrived 10 this city yesterday Sce OF the
distinguished gentlemen from the Pacific coast and
they propose to sail Immediately for their several des
tnations, - -
srAnslse ArrsAY on sHirBoARD "A difficulty occaned
board the ship Eliza lost evening which Ind just
arrived from Rotterdam, between the boaiswa, Jerry
Foley, and Of the seamen, named Charles Teare.
Teare having used abusive language to the bos;swaiu
was struck by HIM, whereupon Tcare drevEs sheath
knife and stabbed Foley the boatswau, n the ef side
Tearc arrested by Captbn Hartt Of ne barbor po
lee, and will be held 10 ansv r fT 5 crime. -
MONTHLY MEETING or rHs You've hEx's csnsn.s
AssocAroy.-A meeting held last cven.ns at The
rooms Of this association, No. 161 Fifth avenue The
officers OF several committees gave reports Of te,r
rel departments The affairs OF this Institution and It's
Western and German branches, in oarishing
dtop, thirty situations having been obtained for
young and several boarding houses visited and
commended 10 strangers. The chairman made fep
cnlogistc remarks TO the memory OF the late Rev VIM.
N. Van Wagenen who had been prominent and
full member. very elaborate essay on Self Copmand
then read by Mr.. Poole He stated that power was
element Of the mind, and that all had tho power
subject at least their action II not their thrnughs
rigid CONTROL He cited several examples Of great
those Of Napoleon, Howard and Washington