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DEpARrURE OF OCEAN srEAMrRs.

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Ship Young Mechanic, (of Roc klandl Richardson,
at Boston from Calcutta made the passage in So days
which is considered an excellent for this season
OF the year; While OF Calcutta, Capt VIM McLoon
tain's remains We're preserved and brought home. 2
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were somewhat conflicting, and She a, irst refused
give the officer any INFO niaton to who had
bees with her husband pro los to tho aiI,ir re-.
marking sha she d.d not wan that man mixed up in
the aIdr At last, however she said that youg man,
pamed JOHN Brown, twenty one years OF age h I'd been
thai Brown had spent money with tho deceased. and
they seemed 10 be very intimate terms OF friendship
The officer made search for the sus ecled person. hut
could not find him. 0,hcer Twomby succeeded in ind
ing Brow house In I'M court, In the rear OF Enii
colt street, Thursday night, and arrested him He
lsen before Justice Hurd, in the Municipal Court
yesterday and fully tied for further
the 18th MRS fiarr has also been arrested on us-
piccn of bcn oncernrd in the murder OF her husband
and IL also confined al the suffolk Jail. Brown who is
described exemplary young man, Is said To have
visit tho house frequently, and sometimes darn the
absence Of Mr. O'Iiare When he entertained by his
wfe and there reports than the connle we're quite
intimate Coupled with her drs keep tho name of
Brown from the police tho circumstances such as
lead TO suppose that she and Brown the par
ties concerned In The murder AS the alarm
was given on Sunday night Brown entered the room,
but was not at all excited. Persons in the room re-
marked that Mr.. 0Hare was unusually calm under the
mstances the remark made by those
who saw her in court lhis morning.
ooRoNERs JURY.
From the Evening Commercial, August H.
The jury summoned 10 hold an inquest on tho body Of
Michael oHare, who 1t was stated committed suicide
have returned the following verdict
That he TO his death on Sunday, the 9th dav
Stinan stree, from blow blows upon the head with
an instrument, causing compound commnuted irac
ture Of the SKULL and severe injury to the bn and from
wound OF the brain made by bali fred from pistol
the blow blows being inflicted and the pistol fired by
some person or persons to the jury unknowu.n
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tn. part of the young man. love at second sight 10 cut
the mat l,r short, h wood her. no won her. and he
married h ~
lns aas IN December 1865. He then left his young
br de and tlrned to the "rl no left behind him. who
Mas Of happy 10 SO her betrohcd once He
nov urgci Miss A. % set the day for their marriage,
which sh, did Tho Rev. M Cha nbers, Edwin's father
ass called in and tho marriage ceremony again per-
formed although another bride stood by his side.
This second maria took place about six weeks after
thert Up to the day Of the young scoundres arrest
the two had lived happily toetber and the first in,ima
ton the supposed VIE had OF Chambers per1idy
Sunday last from thu lips OF the officer who arrested
bin The poor RI cells deeply the wrong inflicted upon
her by the nprinclp sconndrei who is doub less
iii n ter enoihor victim Pass him around Don't for
ge, Ms name, which is Edwin NJ. Chambers. He Is
sgnte bn H. gen eoy dressed, with dark caring hair
ana hne features and twenty one years OF are.
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MURDER N session.
\ >"ri"-cd Case nj Sairid~ Terms Cat 90 Have
Brer ~ brutal Murder.

IRON the Boston P0si, August III
fssttgt eNAtnntion into the of Michael u Hare
Wo report " haye Sbot himself At No StilI1an
street, leads 20 the belief chat he murdered Tho
naater over the head with a Ratchet John Brown. a
youns wan Wcniy ono years % age, bss been arrested
On snpcipr ~ beng The murderer olcer Twombly
ascs ~ the Tf1rsi chat after the affair occurred
he enl.rcd The hous, where he met by Ma 0Hare
sbo siaief ~ him that hs- husbsnd had shot himself
nut 80 lbci very little emotion The officer entered
"a. raOn4 snt forud OH,rn lying tho floor In about
tan Eituns u b'ocd Several Physicians were called
chr Avn V a. their opln0a shat 10 had been murdered
- vVinnt ,isni the officer had also formed after
he'tuH re derospaf The se1rcted "a find the
feynsr vth shieh ih' iced bad boes committed hut
80 enc-t y IN oeicer and physicAns were fratoes
Mr. Olsfa rsrsrk-d thai after her husband shot him
trN he rnst h.yr the revolver out 81 the vln
dos stu sfnisy night abs has produced small pistol
hfipnkn~ ic isr hnansni and ssyk thar ne probably
sioi hiiasf With 4 but experts eau that Il has not
teen dffh fu. frpW appearanccs fof III months MIR
phsfu - ao through The right eye the bail 10 ssinp
hfo. ~ he Acea ut hdgiug assnst the back " the
= III Nhtrt sas found ha'eDef Uron examining
hiin scveSl htoer were discovered on his head Aud
ftAxmen& ~ ~ tul found In ue blood on tie floor
ol.. y Npsl "a 40 nch and gaasser 10 Iens,h The
pNyes s who examined the deceased state thai thew
peyer e-w nen - terribly braten Continuing h,s
--stch % ine pftnr- oic-r rwO,nbly found hsi~h.s
vitn DlVol tlains lp0n i ana some hsirs though an
seupt bad evidently BEEN made 20 wash inc ets ns on
Tiers t1rn ~-riQ % 81 doubt that come person had
cu'ero< thc room. shot W. Hare and ase,rsrs ,opk
the bsisbe anu pounded him over the head vi,b IA
Bs wife o. neir Questioned ssid that she Jeff tho rpom
70 set ti1digss 20 make fre eth nsxt ypovuov
sDa Ina. whrn go yesnrr.s sb- faand bcr husbara
,,s't a. .hf ~nst y : ."oi u blood Iiet slasmsrts
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reach ssventyGvc or eighty The engineer Of the Con
Lyle was Drought on board OF the 81 Charles 1t
tnoaght dying condition, and said he carrying
but one hundred and fifty tive pounds OF steam when
the explosion occurred River mon attribute this fatal
accident TO the defective boiler Of the Lytle
As the hull OF the Lyle is said TO unInjurcd It
right
Too much praise cannot DO awarded 70 our citizens
and all ON board the ST. Charles for their kindness and
attention.
coroners inquest on the bodies az the dead rcnrped
'swe, tho jury, do say that these men camo 10 thcr
death BY the explosion OF the General Lyle the ohio
RIVER, while racing with the Steamboat Charles =
NARRATIVE OF SURVIVOR
From the Louisville Journal, August
Mr.. H. H. Brown, oil the injured passengers OF The
iisaued General Lyle, makes the following statemen.
In regard TO tho rghttul explosion Monday evcnin,
last. We quote the exact language OF Mr.. Brown
WAS on the engine deck about ten minutes before the
explosion went down there from curiosity,
attending the engines until the bell rang 10 check the
boat saw the striker from part of the boat
and checked her part ly about half after
wards fireman came az from the iarboard side and
said in excited manner ..ths boat will blow up in
live minues!n The next thing knew was going up
IN the air amid smoke s'eam mbers and other ports oil
the wreek Tho striker beat me so ne up, but came in
~ nss', While sonS up nad perfect control MIRO,
feet in the an and no place 10 light, but soon
found my mistake, when ] landed on plank
in the water, bruising me quito badly. a lady In
the water and gave her all the assistance 10 my power;
her husband to hor called 10 the officers OF
tho St Charles to alongside that tho boat was on
the fire. The officers and Of the st. Charles did all
Ia their power 70 aid our party. Just before the
psosion heard some one on the deck say she's run
ming pretty well; she's got hundred and eighty
pounds on Am positive the boats racing 1t the
time Of the explosion After ] got board the 81.
Charles nqur OF Of the engineers who assisted
me, will this boat blow upP How many pounds of
steam are you caIyings' He replied there
is no danger; we are tending 20 our bus-
ness. They were not My companions, Hall aud Thomas
were lying In their erooms Nos "a and So the LATER
partly undrcsscd. Did not them until we got
hnav| tho fV.orla hxff a4ta ula
came of all safe Was formerly an engineer by pro-
fesoD. and think the explosion the result or Capable
negligence the part Of those in charge OF the engines
Mesars. Brown, Hall and Thomas reside nj the Fair
Grounds in New Albany. They route 10 tho
races at Cincinnati and other places The first named
and though badly scaded abou, the face and hands
severely bruised about the limbs from falling the tim
bers never for moment lost his cheerfnness: the
contrary he KEEP: the bystanders in OF laughter
NEST Of the time by his concal remarks regard 10
the manner in which he went up and came down.
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CITY INTRLLIGENCE.

exarY AoIDsST--Two vNu,EE BcRsss pn,~Sm.---
On Saturday afternoon between three and fonr O'Clock
gentleman accompanied by two ladies drove no the
Hunters Point ferry st the foot u Thirty fourth street
10 a very handsome carriage drawn by two beautiful
highly mettcd DARK bay hofscS Jus, ~ he about
driving through the gate the hores took fright and
dashed ioronsy toward the boat Not being under
troll The carriage struck aganst the partition for foot
passengers, when The frantic detached ard
rnnnng hrndlong through the carriage way ~ tho bo
plunged into the river All Efforts 10 stop them The
boat or to recover them from the river futile and
they were both drowned. The ladies and gentleman
had very narrow escape but fortunately not
iured In tho least Tho gentleman stated that he pnr
chased the team only about three weas ago and paid
&i,o2o for them, and then thought he bad bargain.
suppyN Ds.rn- About noon yesterday Nary Ann Gal
lsghcr died suddenly at her residence No las Baxter
street Cause unknown, bni supposed 10 he pulmonary
hemorrhage, 30 which she at titnee subject De
ceased wa native of ireland, aged IN sy hvo years
CoursoS NEs Yoak Bly-As tho steamship Cry
Of Boston passing through the Nrows on saturday
che ran into the stcamtig General Towucr plying be-
tween Christopher street wharf and sandy Hook. The
damage was yeiy serious but The did NOT wait
10 ascertain " extent
BUasr.sY 4 R,ngo,D osr,rY At an earl, hour
yesterday morning the Oaoe Of Tho HarIenl Mor1sania
fremont md Foriham Railroad Company on rorhsm
svcnne between Seventh and Eighth streets wss broken
open BY burglars They entered by forcing open shut
ter 70 sde window, end missing sssh got into the
- b'unHet o''hinn NaN ABOUT W rtsch uoihfss
which va n TN case and -. al by breaking OF pad
lock which fastened w. The wgichman was the time
engaged " feeding The hor5e and appearances the
hprgIars ava Their work ~ huny, nothing elso
disturbed. There b-wecn seven and eight hundred
collars 10 the safe and several dollars IN pennies 10
drawer % tc dcss, and o,her things which might
have befn taken.
PAINFUL IgCRy--A lnils fellow named John 4 sui
ivan residing az No lis Elizabeth street wns Yesterday
morning playing on shed belonging PATRICK Martin
No ~ Prince street snd seeing NJ Martin approach
iug ne attempted y rrecpiiata retreat In jumping
down from ne shed his caught on . clothes
line NOOK inhcunga most painful wound lie a. once
received The AID or surgeon and uas conveyed 10
Bellevue BospitaL
Drsm y srsEyr caa -Aboal too O'Clock yesterday
afternoon, lisie gn named Mary Costello. aged eight
year., aud residing a Yonkers was attacked with
hemouhage % The lungs while riding IN Bie~rter
street car and Immediately expired Her were
conveyed 70 The residence ~ rsuck Sle~scn No ~
West sVytslctaJs street.
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PARTICULARS Of the EXPLOSION Of the STEAMBOAT GEN.
EMl Lyle.

tfon the Madison find) Courirr, August :.
With moioundest souow We have 20 announce one o
The mot appalling raaiDes II has ever been our sad
duty 70 mnntor occurring city--fhe extlo-
SION " tbe Cincinnati aud Louisville NAL Company =
property. The Iytie and ~ Charles both due nt
Madison At four o'clock, and half past sir
when The later came IN sight al the "Bepd'' below,
people wondered what might DO the matter; and tho
Charles neither rarg her bell blew her whistle she
Dearnd the Iandiug, sl the wonder grow" When the
wharbcat was reached, however the sad story
tod aad rs tue spread like cloud ot gloom
the city that the ST. Charles had arrived with her cabin
full o. dead and wounded taken from the wreck Of the
Inflated Lytie vast crowds OF sympathzrg citizens has.
tened % tho scene " suffering and Of DEATH and like
good SauariaDs shoy went 20 work, relieving far
AZ possible their suforings and whispering words Of
Tort IN tner ear All the interior ~ the wharf and
On tho deck and in tho cabin Of the "a Charles
scattered tho dead and dying whitc and black side by
eide, for death no rcspecer Of persona Among the
instantly Killed was Captain ~ GoomaD whose remains
were conveyed lat evOnng 10 the residence OF his
bruther-nav, Colonel samuel n. scrng, n Vine
and second streetA He viii be barred AZ Madison, his
old homo There were also other Nadisonans killed--
David scherott, Rob schaie and Martin Clarity.
:, A. soon ~ the accident became known Commissioner
Bowinan placed ~ hunkler in charge OF ail the
vonniod authorizing him n take all necessary steps 70
feievt ihe suferrfs at the county's expense
Among lie medical gentlemen noticed on The SPOT and
carIrg Tor tlc Injured we're ORA Joseph IL D. Roger,
Joe Rogsrs Jr, Will. A. Collins q. A. kurkior A. j.
snd " SuLfn, ), VI Conway. John l.. hoe. ChaFscs
nj spraag, lint tho steamer n, CHARLES In the peo-
pics Lane, passcd tbc General iytie wctport, Ken
NtAN ~ ttAe stfNblcf e. thartpS was nearing Bctti
eben, ront some csn'ccn miles below here, the
Ivue approached her and they together, side by
SIDE, iot smc Distance The It Charles being favored
~ tue STAGE 81 vaer az that point getting ahead
fhe boats separated sud the LYLE In attempt to
pss' her OPPONENT blow up No one on the 81. Char.
les vs niur~L lmn"iisies upop the explosion, the
-. Charles ran 10 70 tie wreck and her passengers
and csc~ rendered III tho assistance that human
enefry sas cnps,e af 1he wreck Of the Lyle,
imnnistcy aftsr the explosion, took Ere; but tho
rsnes wef1 qsicEy mhfnef and the wreck towed
ashore. " haq not been ascmtsncd yet the sract
r ~ lvee lost, bit supposed that between
twenty snd thirty WI tho loss TIE nrrsber he.
sats sbesc ~ho strs mryt q lev hut viii pfoeshly
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Se epidemic still holds iis sway in Brooklyn and the
given below, IL win be Hcen give promise of
i9nsdiste cessation The Twelfth ward claims the
Sssaser part OF the vicfs and particularly Van BrInt
street, where large number Of have occurred.
Tnn, the official report Of the Brooklyn Health authori.
sppeass that the number OF reported from
saturday mp six O'Clock last evening nine
saen, and OF died In the public institutions
ksc Gsene has been stayed and large number Of eases
have bean successfully treated The general opinion OF
shat there y apparent probability OF It's assuming any
greater dimensions than 1t has already
Patrick McHcnry. Irving street between Column u
And Van 'BrnnL died on the llth.
Ann Kern. No - Washington slsect
Harry 0'Brien, No. III Hoyt street.
Mr. Heath, No I16 rortland ayannc, Esial case.
Ellen eiiooiey, No 256 Washington avenue died on
sAe tltb.
Hannah Fallharl. Nelson's Hotel, Fia,cash, died ON
abs nth.
winiare Hcnry Heath, No lis Portland avenue will
Richard Fitzpatrick, Hamilton avenue, near smith
ssrcet rae
Annie Glare, No. IL I.naueer street
nrs- Margaret Hogs, Lnqaeor street, near CouInbia
Ale, keenan, northeast cc,pcr Of Van Brrnt and sui
ivan streets.
John Nshouy, No. ~ President street
Mr.. Maria Clark, corner conovcr and Partition streets
Mrrl W. Zimmerman, GoDovor ana PoTton streets
lalcy, NanBruni and William streets.
Micn White, Kings County Jail
August Pufier No 4. FnrrDsn street died yesterday.
Asg Dougherty, No. IL Fast Warren street, died
Angusf III. s.s. Hw~
Ji.suls Riley, No Of Douglas street, .ed yesterday
Ne soilow ing show The CAGES cholera aud dcs,hs ia
brooklyn for three years of the ci'idcmc:
cn4: Dcaa.
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". dcsa,s from cholera OF darrha took place Gov
-srcrs ~; md yesterday and reported
There no further in the sick list and those
hospnsi IN whose already reported arc
doing we'll Dsrr"s still CONTINUES, hut the Under
,estoeni ia not indste the presence nj ohoc,sc dis
ease.
There IS dlsng NOV cynoerDing cholera 10 report
Davids p.ivd. The health ol the Troops continues
s,eeilcn and no fes entertained that tire disease
win return.
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rhr C,Sslrr. IN philadelphia.

NIk'INT INHN,
she re eufls ., 1e Board III sith shv~ tnrtvttrce
of ,ttoiega alne deaths the ending
-s,sesday The dsea has 4lnot disappeared
pifhit me .lasi tsvo isys
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ssvss. IWlsnssa sN>- Three Bsdie. of tb.irr,
Patio ms, ENp s,.ed am a DacL.

Yesterday rnong: ~ iislt-psst sei eu o'clock IN or
cor Of the Twelfth psinct iound the bcde oi three
persons lying ihe ,Ioas The foot Of ll0h street,
Essf river n sppesvs thst the person. had died VI
ehosrs the Red Bove Hn-usl anrne the night pre-.
vsons An officer se.r from the station noose
pmEssle 90 notify ~. wv White Sanitary inspscicr
az ihal
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SEIZURE Of 4 BRITISH VESSEL rus SMUGGLING.

CHARI EsfON, August Z. Isb6.
Thc Collector of Customs this port has souod ths
Dnis bark q. h. shaw, from Havana, for Smuggling
Her captain refused to give bonds 10 appear far Trial an
tal TO iall.
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MISCELLANEOUS POLITICAL NEWS.

FisH SsslUnsy Drrmcr.---Boyd Winchester h sug
scsicd candidate FOR Congress In the Fh Keniuck.
lI.oussosasl district, lie - q democrat Of the Duvsh
STRIPE
DrcLxsucS JoHS b. ArIKy.--Jobn r. Alley, Of
Massachusetts, has written letter 10 his constituent
declining he candidate for recollection for Congress
fp- vyRsoN DRuicr.--CoDgressman Fred wood-
b,d,o all probably be rrnominaied in this district
Trg RApc.is Drc,RDA usioS Mantle radicals of
Union county, M, have formally requested their sia
senator Hon d. X. Green TO resign, he hayins presided
over me recent johnson Convention at Springfield.
Az Exca,sc, nr osEczs Judge Poland, United stats
from Vermont, 10 candidate for Representative
IN Mr. Mcni's district. Mr. Morrill, hopes to snccs"c
Poland The senate
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-13
Fire in we.. Twcuty-.ixh,. street.

Fire On Wes1 TWcnfN.cixhfh Strrrt.
At shout aitccp minutes past Two O'Clock rusday
morning Are broke out in two story frame build ng
Of No 10 West Twenty eighth street, occupied
by Charles Firmer CO., chair manufacturers Tho
police were very prompt aud saved considerable OF the
stock The building was burnt out. involving damage
Of about $780, insured in the Pacific Insurance Company
The damage done the stock is about $500 insured for
81 ,0g0 IN the StuyvesaDt Insurance Company.