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MeetisS Or the Prodace Excha,>Se- Address
BY General Wuibridxe.
Meeting IN behAh Of the sufferers by ths rsosl Qs'
astrous oonnagrston 81 Quebec was held yesterday By
The members Of tho Produce Exchange. The meeting
vas called 70 order BY Mr. William IA. Harris, acting
President Of tho Board He briefly stated the ohcc Of
gathering, and expressed hope thai ssnsus contrhu
tons would be made for the relief OF the Distressed On
motion Mel rocis r. ssge, H. was appointed secrs
. .ske INC stand. aud ON appearing before them DO
Mr. PpsspKsr ASp oxvrrxxrx-I hsvs Just been
regnes'cd on behalf OF this commercial association 10
call your attention 10 the calamity experienced by the
clI~ns or Quebec BY recent terrible connagrrtlon.
wsn,y-nys thousand persons have been maze home.
for relief In tin dat Of tho terrible robcllion we
failed not 20 send supplies Of food 70 the finnish.
iaz In England, ard shah we now with peasc
restored. fall % respond TO the appeal a those
nevertheless speak the language arc Interested
10 great extent In The sams pvvsuts and
o. whom II may be said, I'll praise enough Ia
feel emotion for the common mention that Chaihans
language was his mother tongue and woirs treat name
conpatrio with his own THIS Is no polrca gather.
ing L. simply meeting 10 discharge duty in alls-
WAITING disiresa Remember how much Quebec a a for
our friends in Portland, when they suffered from sni
lar cause An opportunity In now given recrrs-
cate The kindness Gentlemen, our pso@penty 10 un.r.
amned Let Us demonstrate this on former oc.
csdons that the beray OF tho merchants the CITY Of
New York ~ limited by no bounds, prescribed by no
feelings Of selnshness but ~ ready AMI whiting " ar
have nothing moro 70 add gentlemen. You know the
facts #fl HnE t
UD motion the following Committee Of Ten was an.
20 ned by the President 10 make suitable Arrangements
for carrying the sentiments OF the meeting into practical
efcct:-John Hobbs James Gocieve, John wimui
John Gordon. James Bruce A. ii. PhDIipa Thomas Rig
ney, Alfred Smithers, w. J, Prestou I. u. Knapp.
The meeting then adjourned 10 meet again at scme
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Inc ALrlaALl Mlspln caAWsrIrN.

on the s,h and slh Of suy last convention u reyrr
sentative meu connected with rsrad. this cougtry
met In Auslcsi Fund Hall Philadelphia and thsrr
ned themselves into permanent body for the prposs
u sdyxnetns NJ that immenss body Il
Who speculate In Era. Nee York Central, Toledo Ac
Yesterday they held afJogu~~d m@siins a. tho n,
Nicholas Hotel m this city. Al which tho ioo-ins geo
tiemen pr,~so,. representing some tn tsoo.spd
800 900 900 rhry we're :~Joha Feime saf
bouston drectovs u ths fcnnsyssn "a tenrsi hsfpe
John W. Kennedy, u the s0fihsru ceriral. fsasf ~
surgeon. Preslasnt, J. "a poallsn. cbss w. .sd
VI IAirobe, Corsa1g EEsiseer, north sissDuu Hat.
w ycss 80 weldon. a.hlsa west y,ss
yos pr.asrns tsn~ wsssro~n ssd osssbsegrg.
a.iroad q Merrill, sspsrnis sdshi Vermont t~sirai
CANDIDA ard s1iiivsn, uoutfna ard Vermont JrneitDn
w ,o w s9 c.sss. ~
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oct,sarg isilro.d Jshn : Iyoa r's,s ,. -, 80
sy ID Hsse. President apd thl~f Enrsssr ~hre1 -
Bread River gerersi Agen, Fouth ''an.ins Ssii.eaf,
Gaorsis Rsirosd ard Nasbvits ard ehai,aass9s its3
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more EaIrsd : hnsi a7tef r,sn.sns ilehrepe,
me pr,.'aeo, x ne go. ,asu W } E1.r rtemp.
900 ~.s unavoissby ahusss vh@n NJ fs.ss -&gfrso.
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TINE BURNING Of TINE IaeuDaat o. wAsxsa.

Additional Particulars sStnt EN- = nc Of the Cap
tain.
The Wagner sailed from Boston Thursday, October
10, with OF twenty-five persona and twenty eight
passengers Nothing occurred worthy Of until
urday, the Goth, At nvc y. ~, when smoke dscov.
cred coming up from around tho smoke stack The
alarm OF Are given, and the hose Immediately
attached 10 the force pumps both fore and att IN
iess than Ave minutes the FIRE followed the smoke
came rushing up through tho companion way and sky
light Of tbs engine room with such fury aud that
the engineer and nremen had barely time escape
very badly burned The drc vas Kept under for .oms
hours by the Of tho force pumps and the able assist
anco Of the passengers In passing water Two vessels
being In sight 10 the westward, the ship KEEP.
them. Al six P. ". came up with the schoonar
Enoch Pratt and requested the captain have his boa,
fire. In few moments Afterwards We spoke tho brig
Velocity 70 DO The rame sna shorty after tho steam
quito cain and smooth al The tine
About seven r NJ two boats along eide, one
from the br i. the other frqm tho schooner the
Of each came on board and rendered every possible
sistance 10 and put out the Hrc. but without avail
About half past y NJ the sfy passengers were sent
and water applied very ireei whch s~emcd 10 have hs
effect n partially subninv nc progress Of the
FOR some time ied u imagine thai had conquered
the deyuuripg element ana would eventually the
ship, but in fcw mnu,esl- about half past twelve A.
N-the flames hurst out th puGh tho port side, abreast
deck, and then We know thu all hopc chance Of saw
Dg the ship ., end IAN hands therefore, took
20 tho boAis TOT snloty ana s on poAfu sno Orw nhnu
haifpas ono A. n Sevsni<cn of tho crew were cent
tho schooner aud tho remainder board tho brig
leaving everything behind them IN tho burning ship
with The exception Of few light articles
Of clothing At three A. " the steamer
IRE fore and an after shA brrned the waters
edge; and. al about hsfp&St one ociock v n Sun
day tho 2lst totally disappeared from and ended
the carer Of the steamship Theodore Wagner Great
prsss ID duo IN thc pasrnsensspcclslv the LADIES'
Who worked bsrorsy 70 subdue Tho Ore while they 70.
rnainsd board tho ship Tho captain, officers crew
and pasSn gers tender their thanks the cap
tass officers and ~ tho the brig Velocity and
schooner Enoch Pratt for tho assistance rendered by
them IN trying 20 qGeneh The nre and IN bringing them
bark safely 20 this port.
We the undersigned tender heartfelt thsnts N Gap
tain Darrell officers and Of the British bss gely
for their kad resueut while board that ,s.ssf
The ladsrs n particular Teal under oh Cap
tain Darrell for he In bch
Ia. cabin FOR their entire Charles Habson uaysr
~ The Theodors - Wagner; Mr.. Mn~igr Mr. Reed, Mr.
sherman vi Merrill aud family Mrs. Nafbis Misses
B.iemsn. Lansord Lord Handis,, Brodni-. Chs.. snt
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Tho Bosri ~ Commissions o. The h~ryrohssn IRE
Departures, met ren-ri4y rrss~ss -rorsnisssoperv
Esgs sbbs and nfssn Comm raonsr ynss N 80 ebsr.
Tue ssilo~irg cyrpaosesstgns w~rs r~osiysa -~rr.n
The ctsf insnesf, rasinx r~yusayn ~ sanfey sys.
sIss far The No % ,hs department Srs,sd Prom
tbs Chief ynxies~v. rnssiox eomvtsiDs ssasss tsl-
ringer 20, nszis>s = dsiy. ~hloh Gas referred W 10
eenh,itse fov isvas,igs,lon
n f4vlng.oa, W, fns. " knTts- Comrsny "a, soss-
p;.s~s - yrv.,s Jsre~ csaisn fss ssos~sisss~ "a
e-d-r. a,so sgsnss grvsiss tyn1h, cAil and ersssm
fer eject " aufY villa Dgsn~iiy, tssmsn ~ Eo.
nss tonr4ny ~. oompslnsi ~ hiehs>i Vginn for Cd
sssses sifi.osf iesvr ~ A Laden. gosenss ~ EnSns
tosnps~y ~ covnt sin~f ~ pgfvsfe~ vss Hssts8 40
fs.d fsr disg'ssy oyadsesii " shich ssfssv~1
fw ~ ~~tlssit.n.
wsntsn IN n Blnxhns, rorrmss n HosE ana fxrdsv
o. npsny No "a tenfss~f hAs f~~lrnsfien. wsi<h
serpt~d ~. r~si gnstion ~ ilssm " rTts.
Asyssxn, yorersaa n Hcos and I@dAsr csmsssy No
Tns f-ssgoslsoa - G~sfgs A. yfiArAsf, ~ gaxns Com
tanr ~, r~fsrv~i W ,ts Csn~lstse 90 Appost-
Nsbss ssa Dl~e pslns
Tlss cosanipss 90 rlnsne. reported 10 fsvor u he
pay4eri ~ sgnfry bilss rtich stoyssf
rs Con n,s~~ ~ ssfdsss 49, ssppi,~s sss~vssd "
nsm " grsntinr t~fmisnioa " ne Pre- fsssa tgm-
isisi>e sfsst Fsbis hs rear q pssis<ss hs. ifs
Esa .fe~t, wtleh sfgpssd
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Counserfeitin9.


[sefors Commissioner Kennsth o. whitc.j
John Fosrr charged with dealing IN rnted stasss
counterfeit currency.
Mr. Jossph Bsli United states Assistant District Az
iorney appeared for The prosecution. and Mr. Blssk
man for tho prisoner.
Aaron Mccarthy svorn--f know the prisoner, and
hsvs known him for one year; saw him IN sspssm-
bsr 1885, a. ths Carson House In Crosby strsss that
wss about the 9Th Of September, 1895 had business
with him: went there about that Tune and bought
countsrfslt currency % him-1fty cent bills: NJ
that time assistant Of Of the ocers Of the b.
csst ssvycc Department of the Treasury think there
we're shout twenty stamps bought from him paid him
forty OF ly cents the dollar for them In good money
think all the package nos shown the bills bought
OF him know three four Of them are for marked
them tho currency bought sas ali alike; am still In
the employ Ct tho secrcf service Department
Cross examined--Gave tbe currency 20 Mr. lowell,
VINO uss In the Secret Service Department; \ do not
know where he ~ now last saw him In the latter part
Of August have not SEEN tho bills since save them to
Lowell until nov; Lowell was present ~bcn I marked
the bills.
The further hearing Of tbs adjourned sm The
mat
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wreckirg compsny 10 engaged al the present .
raising the ship Chss A. Fuwsn al pier No. 10 East
river This vessel may he remembered, arrived a.
this port from Liverpool, with cargo Of Eensra mer
chandlss The 9Th September, and took Gre tho morn
ing following the Gre orgnsiIsg in the hold shich vas
full Of rags In order 70 ave tbs Other ships In 'bs
dock aud The and rigging Of thu Fureii tbs ere
men deemed n better 60 sink her. they consequently
allied her with .sisr xhsn shs imn.1 AZ zen, S-n,
quits eo-c % the pier and w~ conssguenty most an
noying obstruction witch the gopre.ors % issgr.m
were commenced the lslh ssptemb~, and The ~otk
has progressing ever sncs The prooe~ % rAisins
" carried on ~ follows-
Thai p,stios Of tho ~a;sr Immediately above its
ship Ia surrounded ~ ten pstoons each ons measuring
thirysr length fourteen and ,hreen beam and
drauo lacss e,en cspsbie of nfting fory tons, ssd
rcaurne hut one 10 vork II, without ang EXTRA
ererton or labor on his psr The jsrk soras hser
supported by toTsie block and too ostss and a.
The lever 10 raised the chains rhlcl rass through tho
block aud attached 70 tho wreck are cesa,ed tho
rate n twelve incnes 10 ten minutes, bs Dxds Then
hold me cham Tho jack and lever srr let do-n again
and % eps,ed ii'- The ship shout sr feet IN ~
bour. In ralsng ssnsen Esssss by The ~ system o.
Rom two dirrrsps sanses The Old risiooDs wcrr ~
,rss ard powerful that their strength and ysgh ..
vnsr Immediately snapped. Anothsf means ~ witch
TIE endangered ga having y PASS thfsngh
rarrow square hose III be bostom ~ the psioonf and
working against an snale ~sfs veT lAAbe on bfssy
pressure h br.at Al that point whore TIE sn9s weight
VA forced 90 tbe rhsu Tue present sya,snithe ous
b. which IA. Ysrwsli s bsing rsf~eds dsslasf Inn
rossent a. The plnOyns bstnx dyidsi ihto Fnisii.
iebt sectons TIRE ehain 10 more powcrfei wsn tbn
action and consequently holds 10 and eopf1is y 10 ts
most arbu .cpt ~a,er Tho manner by -hcb ib~ eban
iessss The platoon u stii safer as brsaasse. ~
so~s from the deck u the platoon hFoggh pas~sgs
Ne shsps Of q bell the noah ~ whch op~nt 70 fhe
vstsr, leaving u fr-s Trim eersae' -th sny shsfp -
angular 1ortlon o. the voud~ort. no thst. % tns
ps,opns with tbs ereepsion ~ thoss sArhss - %
asckA6 are Hhsnaled" W steam. ard ihs ~byas .
wUrk a h. sfuruf
has been tvonsht forty ic~s the per sod ne o.
Within feet % tho furses ~ ne rstcs Ia~
weight h<arns shsns and pist1crs = snstt ~ Nns
parton q he essso btussn dseks has r~sdr ben
dl,rArxed by divers snd The rerasSss, eonssains ~
stsik snf irn a bgt iisfi@ vNiss ksrh orc q ~
rssfoons . % srrsr,sd thai u ~ s1ns Y sfsw NO
rusrts IN esse u k~e0sn~s too "NFhi" Ths wTs ~
ra~sns 10 cry srls but ~ the ss very inATrss-
IND sr6 cro.e. daily thforg the rscs - - rsss - .
otsrsfons vbifh progressing " rIeh msanr' 90 ~
prsrlss thaa ggsr ~i % rd % NE sstfusoa as~@@
tho wsa A. tgss sntcipsiss
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esntinued. This gentleman testified that he knew NJ
drowned !, Nsssmoros IL ises: never met 1cDonad
until both went 20 quality executors the estate was
then worth about $40 oOo after came TO be proved
the moneys were deposited In witness name - sxscu
tor; the plaintiff, Mrs. Foley, was born on the
Foley until sboa, two weeks afser his marriage 70
plsoe on the 10Th Of March last; Foley caled at his
store, No IS Broadway, and requested him to resume
control of the Of Mr. Gcety which no had pre-
vionsiy handed TO Mcdonald; Foley spoke about
guessing Mcdonald to resign; he understood that Foley
bad offered Mcdonald $500 II he would resign several
interviews took place between the guardian and witness
sign: Foley spoke OF Mcdonald In very dsparagins
way making statements about him being ~ old man
Father cowr.y sas that no could b. ound
70 take charge Of the estate he would do which OFFER
. high character Of Mr. Mcdonald, tesiifying
that he always found him 70 be- honest,
inteIlieent man. and the more no Of him the more
he liked him. He also stated that when Mr. Gerrey APP
pointed him (wness executor o. his will before leaving
for Maamoros he Expressed the with that hts the tos
taors broiher or OF the family should have nothing
10 do with abe estate they curious rack aud
he wished his property 70 be for tho benen Of
his children This y The substance Of Mr. Lyneh's tes
nOny IA ELECTED upon tho direct and
Mr.. Lowery was called to provo certain facts in rala
ton % the will o. the u was ascsr
question had been raised used for tie pose Of
paying on mortgage Mrs Gerrety's separate estate.
ArH L0wnseberry, who IN distant relative 81 the
Foley family, testified that she boarded with Mcdonald
during the year 1885, and that she had seen him ntox
Gated; had called to Mrs. Foley. in c0mraDy with
John Foley, while she At school in Madison che WAS
present at the marriage the 20 OF March; Mrs Fo.
10y was at that mo visit 10 her cousin in Brook
lyn, where Foley used 10 call and her; they
married by Father Ciswrey In Second avenue; Foley
had nephew at the Madison institution; the marriage
was kept private with Wow to enable Mrs Foley 10
turn 10 the convent
Colonel McEvv next called and testified that he
had seen Mcdonald under TIE influences Of LIQUOR some
nfteen years back. Other Witnesses examined on
this branch Of the case when the court adjourned to ten
o'clock tomorrow morning.
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suexKE rrrsr-spfcll IraM.

The suit for the Removal ef ~ GaardinB--
Testimony M 10 Ills CONFERENCE.-The Mar.
riase Of Mr.. serrety's Observation-Disclosures
Ing Evidence.
Before Judge psnsls
EfGs,sn ro'ry, ,yh ~ GHsriian John Fbi'y w. Gcvos
Mcdonald The trial Of this interesting case the sssrs
Of which was published 10 yesterdays HDsiD vas con-
sisued to-day tho court crowded BY parties
Interested IN the suit The main question in the case
b tho power Of The Court 10 remove tsriamsntsy
guardian upon such evidence may BE- introduced
touching his inccmpeency. The suit brought 10 the
name Of Mrs Erab~h Foley, through her husband John
Foley. Tbs lady only htle over nitesp years Of
sgs and daughter Of Francis Gerrssy under whose ~
NJ heDonaid was appointed guardian She VAS married
secretly 70 FOLEY sss March while ni receiving her
sdseaiion 10 tbs csnvens ~ Madison. ~ Of least 10
" alleged upon the papers pr forward 10 d. encs.
A. the opening cf the eosrt the tesslrusuy % Mr.
James Lysch oss " ths sxseuton under The vilL vas
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COURT Of conmcH plsAs-spscul Term.

Conn ubIal Iufeiicity-A wife Petitions Tor De
vorce On the Ground 81 Cruelty.
Eliza Bognf Jdmss Booe,t This case. which has
been before the Court Of Common Pleas for three
months argument yesterday on motion FOR ALI
nony and counsel fees The papers are very volumi
nous, bat tho story may be told in few wordS
The plaintiff charges her husband with cruelty, and
specifications cites the instance that he squeezed Der
arm violently ftreatsd her shamefuly and conspired
with his daughter drive her from his bed and board
rhe defendant carried the uunkmaking business for
many years corner Of Blocker and Barrow streets,
and the plaintiff swerrs she hrst met him 10 May,
ls63 d his store. where she went with her neics
on business; that he then asked her her place
Of residence and subsequently, came 10 see her;
with her TO church several times and after years
acquaintance proposed marriage. The bands OF ~edock
rvetcd hteen months after the cour ship, bt
the course OF love thing bot smooth Mira b de
pesos thai her husband treatment outrageous and
that his children nsnlsd and behaved towards her with
great dsespcct On one occasion enc swears sbc found
toned uTsst among her bonnets in trunk and that her
bonnets thereby injured very mnchan occurrence
rate and harrow her feelings Further she sTsars that
her lord menaced her life and wanted her 70 repair with
@ " ~, ~ nae. divorce ugss h. yso %
cured easily; thai she refused 10 20 unies
secured soco-an amount che deemed Sufficient
he might III treat her agan while away, 10 en-
able her return 10 Nes York. This he refused 20
give, aud was, therefore, cofnpsied 20 leave his
house In consequences Of domestic arsngemenis nnads
bv her husband.
Mr. Bogert, the other hand denies these charges,
and states thai hts wife Voluntarily left BIS houschcd
without provooation, because he would not give
her $500 rhe reason he wanted her 70 90 ~ Indiana
take her away 10 some place where he would 10
relieved from any unhsppsness cccasoned By his
family.
me case presented very fully yesterday I, Judge
Brady the respective counsel arguing their sides With
much warmth. The counsel for defendant sad his
ellen, getting dersnged In Consequence Of the SUIT,
had upon the hat % council few days BEFORE and
mashed II all up. Mr. Bogert he said, was ready 70
receive his wife At any moment and settle the case with
out aid from the Lac.
Judge Brady took the papers and reserved his de-
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SUPREME ccUaT-CHAM0eRs.
Custody Of n Child.
Before Judge barnard.

In ne matsy Of Della Rei'iy-rhis case came before
the writ Of habeas corpus produce tho body
OF Della Reilly, child Fix years Of age This child at
the Of fourteen days given by its father into the
caro- OF Mrs. Donnelly tho mother being deceased
About two months ago the father died, whom guardian
for the child appointed by the Surrogate. Appca-
ton Is now male by this guardian 70 have the child
handed over 70 him. Judge Barnard called the child
the table before him and having questioned u to its
desires In the mater found that the little wished to
remain with Mrs. Donnoy. Jadge Barnard denied the
application M
T. }. Mclean for Mrs. Donnelly, the respondent A.
J. Mccullough for guardian. 3
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The EVENING stan cAlAnnY.
Inve-'Ix"s,sn by the Gsv~rsme", c"msais

InvessiHwsien by the G0versanret Gsmmfs-
sion.
The government Commissioners having charge a: The
cation the which led ha lyss u tao
Evenins star examined the second mate yesterday.
Nothing new elected 10 change the opinions already
expressed IN regard 10 the tcs~ohness OF The hp ana
boilers of the iifsed vessel Before the inyssigaion
~ closed critical examination viii b. made 10
the direction Of the storm snd sach otber matter.
may appeytan 70 the nautical bearings - The essc
which viii rnais the Comm issoner 20 decide The
gmen displayed by the captain In tbs emergency N
which he found himself a Tea bOurs previous 10 the
catastrophe FROM What has already been eicted ap-
that the calamity VIZ caused by sending the ysSs
70 sca with small crew and that the disr pl
not bI Any means hat u ought 70 hsvs been.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-25
SUPERIOR CouRI-pAaI /.

The Liability Of Banks for Notes Deposited
for Collection.
Before Judge Garvin.
Warren Ayraat The Paeifc Bank This action Ii
brought by the plaintiff to from the defendants
the amount Of two promssory potes making together
$780, deposited with tho Pacific Bank for collection
the ground that by Of the gross careessne and
negligence" Of tho bank due demand was made on
tho maker OF tho notes and the eniorsers thereby
discharged. Plaintiff also claims interes the notes
from tho days they respectively maured. together with
costs and counsel fees In action brought by plaintiff
against said endorsers and In which he defeated
The Jury found for the plaintiff for the full amount OF
his claim. The case was appealed, q new trial was
dcred and after two days invcs, cation before Jury
verdict was yestsrday rendered In favor OF the plaintiff
for the full amount claimed, s9ss a.
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