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The New York herald., 1867-12-02

cessiul The accused was In default Of ball. committed
Ter trial At the spec al Sessions
Ru. Oyus AND IgypRxD By CARRIAGE Samos
NcDcrmot OF s3a East Thirty second street. alleged be-
fore Justice Kelly at the Fourth Dstiiet foce Court
that lie crossing Third avenue. near Thirty
nrst street. on Saturday evening, William Bonner care
issly drove Ieam Of horses harnessed 70 carrases
uuon hlm Knocking him down-one OF the wheels in-
i,iring his head and passing over hs body and right
hand braising him severely, so much 30 that the
oiendance OF medical gentleman was necessary. Mr..
Mcuernot is a man wel advanced in years, aged about
sixty aud Il is feared he Is seriously injured Bonner
was held bail IN $500 TO answer at tine Special
Sessions.
ALLEGED ASSAULT AN 0FFicER-whle walking
through Eighth avenue carly yesterday morning i:
alleged that officer Coles, OF the Twentieth pres met
upon, beaten and kicked in fearful aer by
John Hennlgsn. Coles WAS found in in ensibls
condition by officers Mcconnell Kernan I'D taker
to the station house. Two other officers sue ceeded
arresting Honngan. Yesterday ohcer Colss appeared
before Justice Dodge and preferred cr arge agans
Henpigan, upon which he was committed for trial
VIOLATING TIE EXCISE LAw.-FredericE Inger, No. 24i
Greenwich street. aud William Kregler, No 2 Yorl
street. we're yesterday brought before Justice wns
on charge of vioaRg the Excise sw ana req lired IL
gvo bail IN the OF 500 each 70 answer before ths
Ceurt Of General Sessions.
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-
s sSsiss sfs :shf S::,
ad. brig Alice, xnisSs Hssasssosa. .fs sa.'''
cALcgsrA F9y previous ships oanEss, Potter.
tAIlAo Nsy l..xIrlsed. shps EnOsa Talbot Msrrm.a.
% aas sailed s for "a wnon s.D
Slasss. tsad ssisd lin fsr asrssr Crescent cIiy pa
Meyer si.y sS shp 'e Col i0 Ads%s eBr Mos chneha
s.sa:I s % 'a
Clara sat. Hail. San FRANCISCO; schr Lucy Hare R1y
Or HARsoa. ia. Nov sIa port brig Lydia. for aYork
PAsAnA Nov I5-Arrived, steamships Psrtersburrh,
IA Golden ASs cs.sy ssa San Fran
cisco
sg I%psrs OBJ ss sms sam
Carlos strcu BOSTON, 3ls barks Pearl Freeman, do' NOV
sssa 81 'Ssss ssaslass Ssa sTsss.'sa aer r.
In port Nov ships City boston Baker repg Dolphin
Douglass unc: bark George Henry, Flint 40; ana 'Ao
American Ports.
BOSTON Nov ~. AM-arived ship John Bunyan' NICK
ell NYork; schr silver Bell; Bailey DO pr,s FL
lott Barbados market; schr RUSSELL Nickerson
ssed-Bark Eva; brig Nisreta and from the Roads bark
Dec Arrived steamer VIM Kennedy BALTIMORE; schr
cHiRIKsfoS' Nov as-Arrlved ship II Tucker, Run
saied-sisamships Gulf stream. Bates, NYork Upton
bs s0Fsso F aisn a'n.,e ST. e
d. Asa Tass9 P0a%s Morris .AS lining NJ
Cotton, ROBINSON and l. A Edwards, Marshall do =, ~,
FORTRESS MONROE, Dec 1-Arrlved, steamship mt
teras, Couch Nyork for Richmond. . 49,,
M 6aIsS Nov SassI ohr rGE
Daniels, NYork; 2lst. brig sophla, do
Cleared I'D schr Seguine Call Bath x,..., - ~
York just arrived schr TT Hi for New Haven same day.
MOBILE Nov 26-Arrivcd. barks Restaurador tsp Fer
rer, Cienfuegos: Enrique. orcntt Havana
ampton, Smithwick do fsecond clearance)
NEW ORLEANS. Nov 26-Arrived, steamship Cuba,
Dnkehart Baltimore via Havana Below, steamship Teu.
SOUTHWEST Pass, Nov 90 bs0 Pm (wind EsE. tides sx
cellent)saied ships Pocahontas and Georeiana went
up, in tow bark Annie.
Munroe, Key West; Agnes Kenyon Nyork 18th brig Lady
Monk tBr) Gordon New Orleans Cheyiot lBr, whitney,
Havana: + II Todd, Mcclure Matanzas.
a PrH oS g. John
thues tBrl Loughln, Old Harbor Ja: schrs Crowel
Stevens, ProvIncetown; ~ B Henry Watson Bangor;
] w vannarnan Sharp and J T Price. Young, Boston
Dow, Mar.eies; Woodruff Eaton Boston sshrs 4 z
Thompson vsnsant do Sarah Clark Glng Fall River;
jackson. Jeffers. Gambridgeport; y Wainwrght
Brewer Dghon; VIM Wallace, scull; Richard Law York.
PORTLAND Nov 2i-Oleared. bark Andaman. Otis, Ma.
schre vesa Waite. Havana; Addie Ryerson Hough
ton st Thomas; Petrel Curtis, Galveston:
schrs Prescott Freeman Taneisr caharine Wilcox No.
Fadden. and Gen Peavy. Armstrong Luoec for EYork
29th-Arrived, schrs Spartan Br) waliace HalfaI for
ham Calais for do Pelro Rogers and sMouiton Grow.
ley, Machiss for do; Planet, Dermott, Nfork
CleAredBark vaikyria tBr) hcdregor Liverpool via
Savannah
Dec ARRIVED, steamship HISTORIAN, Dutton Liverpool
SAVANNAH. Nov 27--Cleared, steamship G w Lord,
Ward, NYork schr Rosaiie Clear. Harbor Island
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PORT OF NEW YORK, DECEMBER I, 1867.
ARRIVALS.


REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship Henry Chauncey, Gray Aspinwal Nov 2 with
san.Sp c S 70
Rising Star hence Sas for spaa.y sAspinwaa W. - ~
ton. 20 Benner, Brown 4 Pncknoy.
hours with mdse and passsnseTs 70 Lvinsston Fox CO
%s sssii
steamship Charleston. hence for Charleston; .h AN
5 6pson P;isa from from Charleston for ss:loe. ~ s'''
and pa.senscrs Lear Experienced sirOns NV winds
Moneka shacsfora Charleston es hours with
mss to as R.gsss: ss cva o
wsS with mdss and pas
ship wansuiia, Fish, New Bedford, with mdss to
SIP Moody CID purtee Cardiff, 81 days, with rail.
ship G.rmana Pru.1, Uhrbrock Rotterdam IS dayswh
mdse, 70 chss Luns Go; Had a. ms.ro1s NV gales, split
sehr Amelia Brl Fehe'' Gace Bay, IL days with coal,
sshr SaPss CE. Taylor Eess,ns, Rock SB wI,h stone 70
sshI y5sie I'd Base,sq, ~! Mason yaslsonyio y
sssr wsssns sssss I0sss s:s,.s ssyanpas With
weather; lost two jos and eoOs.ay;
smpon Roaas NTH cotton and naval stores ~ boma s
Holmes. Nor 80 OF the Lghshp In gale from Sc, lost
sshr asry Louisa Ga.kn, Washington. NC, sdays
seSr siS Joseph waplcs, Robinson. Virginia. days.
schr Rebeeca Knight Bsr,le.t Virginia. days.
schr MAILER. Aurch. Elzabethpors for Chariesown
Mass.
schr sale chartre. Simmons Euzabs,hport for Taun.
ton
schr nawley, Clark Elzabethpor, for Providencs
schr Sparkling Sea, Sheppard EzaDethport Tor New Ha
schr Mercer. Mason, Ellrabs,hport for New Haven
Schr q Acker. Hobbe, Eixabethport for Stamford.
seSr Mccioskey. crowsI. Boston.
sssr sssr si r.!ss ssis Dot, y. Boston 1fhs
schr Wallace Allen, Harwich.
Schr Mary Steel Higyns. We.ineet for vlrginia
schr Minnesota Cobb. Provincetown for Virginia.
schr Sarah Fslconer Wilson, FAN River.
Schr Pcrine, Sheffield. Stonington.
gchr Richard Morrcll, HallarAn, Throg4s Point
schr Buckingham Lewis, Portland, CT
Schr william X Powers Edwards. Hartford
schr Marietta Smith, Preston, 0reenport
echr Jas Barritt Nickerson, Rondout for Providencs
schr Nath Holmes, Arthur Rondout for Provldsnce.
schr Speaker Holt Rcndout for New London.
Schr II Beeckcr, Edridge. Newbury for Stonington
buoy schr Sunbeam, Keady New Bedford foF slaten
Island.
sioop Q Baraum. Craf- EIfabethpor; for Far Rock
away.
SAILED.
Steamshps VIM Penn London, SlghtrsHle New Orleans
via key West. ship keoss Rotterdam.
Wind at sunset sw, light
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Marine Disasters.


sHir OrHxlLo Tnkham from San Fr.prisso July a. with
naygc OF Is sscfs fbefors repsssd put
Honcuiu). experienced strong NV winds The drsl week.
and heavy cross sea- shifted cargo, gvns her bai s %
strokes per hour steadily Increasing TO Aug 70 sou
strokes put back FOR The Sandwich islands which
thought 10 be the best course LEAKING Ia the hArbos 10
strokes hour has thrown overheard as Of whcst
Will discharge and be hove down for repairs.
snr THlYrs, csrtney from caiAo Sept FOR Rottcr.
far s. Ion % VI. whea she was compelled 10 pat
back.
scuR AssIca from 81 John, NIB. for Boston, was towed
n'o Portland Ne Dec L. full OF water having struck on
Z wood Island Ledge.
yxssris Forxprasp-Ths Briush barb HuAsco. on The
18th % August IN at5 u on 80 10 w. coded WITH the
Dutch brig Jeanette Rcns, causing the latter 10 tunder
seAnen 90 The nd OF August when cn tac River Plate,
the Huasco feceived board the crew, nine AL OF the
british oris Zone from Glasgow bound 70 Lsmosyeqns,
acunas,d % nd =. =. on The sh q Ass1s these shs M snd,s
Of september ats Pm, Ia a. 81 & g. Ion e5 w. ccided
with Toe Bremen three mAsted sshr Bernnsrd The captain
mate and two OF which jumped board the Napu
eo On account Of The weather being toaseroas ana vsy
Mspaeo remained days ia The place looking for
her The BornhArdt was from Hamburg beand Tor PAns
ma, with general cargo.
ship Norway cocmbs, from Cardiff Tor Acapulco SEPT
Ship 70. icnes from Boston for batavia Nov &C. Ia, 20
g. lon s 10 lby pilot boat q W Biunt No III
clsco, sept ~, lat - II 8 loa n s.
Foreign Ports.
AsriwwAtI4 ovis--Arrycd, trr B0sctA lindsley New
YORK and clered 2d rctofn) sehr Aanues Ehs san
iaa--a iata. brs Costa Rca Cassidy New YORK; i;th
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An -orp NUr oy BAlxoRlt sKan. - Yesterday,
David arise. OF $40 Bowery, alleged before justice
sh.nd,e1 81 tbs Third District Police ccurs that ca
s.,urd.v a suipg William wallace took from stand d
shs sycrt N the store package containing dozsn
psiror. skin OF the value Of 3le Wbs 10 the at
of sssepns "a The sidewalk with the package IN his
anna br rcepied by oocr Dunlap Of the Seven
t.srtb precnc ans. on bong Questioned dropped the
ba1dls aud. il 10 saAt TIED 10 escape but wl pnsuc'
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES YESTERDAY

Tho churches yesterday generally web attended,
Notwithstanding the sudden change which took place in
the weather. Below will be found notices Of the
vices in many OF the principal places OF worship.
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FULL ACCOUNT OF HIS TRIP.
WHY HE FAILED TO MAKE THE HUNDRED MILES.
SPLENDID PORTRAIT OF
EDWARD PAYsoS WESTON.
as he appeared on the road to Chicago while finishing the
wonderful task OF walking
1874 MILES IN % DAYS.
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wEsroNs RIDE TO The OPERA HOUSE.
A splendid engraving
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BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED.
From Original Dsslgnsby
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IN KELLEY's WEEKLY.
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paIscELLANE0Us.
SAG BROADWAY. -
In the hours Of happiness and prosperity let " re-
member the unfortunate disabled soldiers who us
! country and nationality. .a-LIscols.
GRAND POPULAR MOVEMENT
GRAND POPULAR MOVEMENT
TO EREor THE
GETTYSBURG ASYLUM
GETTYSBURG ASYLUM
ron
INVALID SOLDIERS.
INVALID SOLDIERS.
UNDER SPECIAL cHARsea FROM THE STATE
OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Passed March .. 1857.
AN APPEAL TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE.
Tho objec. Of this Association provide, by pubic
exerton. NATIONAL HOME for our disabled soldiers.
to erect asylum for who In their patriotism.
have served their country the Of their health
and happiness. who in the battle for the nations NE
were MANNED, and incapable OF working for
|
ldc where rest the ashes great Napoleon England
her Greenwich and Chelsea Hospitals the former being
finest architectural ever devoted
i.y Russia, Prussia. and fact all Ks
countries have magnificent retreats. for the unfortunate
soldiers provide the alienation OF suf-
as Sas y Ss and
county poorhouse her cities,
eoanry IN shs hour o. her ssp pledged %
os sd 70
NOT Be
w g S ss . @ AND s
M E esS nSsS5'f Has s hi shs pSsf fGscHao
BY this association and thousand dollars have already
thirty acres ss s % O. General
headuartes) have been set apart for the uses Of tho
o.vc, II rss..unr s..nul Dssrss,nrm} srssTr}
Invalid Soldiers have maas due application John II
y
sna sn VIII
70 s :ad al esss e
from special tax or other duty N respect % sad S rss
Lrzrscros AvRsuE NEW YORK, Oct "a 1857.
Having for prss year: e erect home for eur
p o
drsd II bss. sssns under which pin
and O. Ss case o sa s f
most Cordially endorse your enterprise and shall have II
the aid ' my ''asas pen anu caXRGEs g.
Fully sympath zing with your object Iender you,
gratuitousy full Orchestra the
so" q your e'''A' - irving MI THEODORE THOMAS.
rFrom the Postmaster General Of the United staesl
eso@msnd a pos1ma,tsr,s tina. they shall aid this
uas 0sNs'osa' A'1 pa''''A' 'Ap a. w. RANDALL.
Being satisfied with the integrity OF your enterprise
ass5y 00nssH 70 display esa0
Ccr. IS 1867. Nos. o6S and $40 Broadway
We hereby certify the. have examined the diamond
described IN The list, and and them all genuine.
Diamond importers, No. 20 Maiden lane, New York.
Diamond Setter. No. ss4 Brooms street. New York.
In order promote public he highest de-
% Che S ses ss Of @ aoe
spaaldiag under me MsrOpolitan Hotel
been purchased The farm Of 900 acres To-
Gated n sullivan county and Y one Of tns NM nnsss
ansrs wiil ss tickets issued ~ q sach admitting
GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVALS
IRVING HALL. NEW ySsk; SATURDAY EVENING.
noRrcuLryRAL Hale liz u: 1f:HfiiLApshsHrA. sAruR-
DAY EvENlN0, FEB. y 1865.
committee or prominent citizens viii be selected 70
sssoclas with the in making The d,riba.icn
a. HORTICULTURAL Hail.
S54l $50 IN VALUABLE PRESENTS
VIII be Distributed among the cket hoders In accordance
with the charter. and Tho following
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Held by Judge Sutherland
Court opens At ten oelock A. NJ.
Ma Nos
issI-Fellows Mel eiland iol-Jaeobs va sexton
5.5-kent ct al VIII s9-keHeArty Va Pettigrsw
hsms e. al lI23-rerrIs. Trustee. vs..
A5-RosentAal Lynch. vail.
I2S-Boyd VI. Mefritt. llsi-crowicy w. Clark.
l5sl-Moser Va. Raphael 1t9-Burge et al tlynn
6S3-brdge, Recrvs. Sayrc. I1I-Moscs Scott .
1tci-L ss.sb Ss1-SI Nicholas National
6s7--Fanl W. ingsrsoll. bank Of New York
p457-U. aud Hrtzl Mail Van Week.
SLeamsh hig ConpanY l453-S1hacfer Kelly
Merrlti, Jr, &c. sheriff. &c.
7-fyot VS. Harrs. li63-uarIar w. Salisbury
s63- Board of Pilots Nj. elal.
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SHIPPING NEW S.

Almanac for Now York-This Day.
sun ri.es.........z %! Moon scss.....e eve 10 80
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Chmrch of fhe HOLY Innocents.

Church of the Holy InnOccnts.
The Church OF the Roy Innocents, In West Thirty.
seventh street. Broadway, was formerly the house
of worship Of Episcopal congregation ministered
by the Rev. Dr. Emendorf but about one year ago i,
purchased by the Catholics the constantly increas
ing numbers OF that denomination In this section Of the
city neccssiating moro extensive church accommoda-
tons than they were thsn possessed Of The style Of
the edihce 10 that known a. tho rustic Gothic
| The congregation here has augmented SO greatly
| since the purchase of this church was made by
the Catholics that have already been initi-
ated to erect larger and coety edince which
shall afford ample accommodations to the thousands
who hrong the present church at the various
sunday The present pastor OF the holy Innocents
the Rev. John Larkn. The services ~ the high mass
usual Character The musical portion Of them especially
attracting much attention from the large number Of
strangers who, as generally the case At the Sunday
high mass, crowd the church to OVERLOOKING After
reading Of the first Gospel the Rev. Dr. Fitzpatrick late
of Trinidad where he has been for many engaged
invitation, delivered able and eloquent sermon TAX
ing his text from the episte Of the daythe Episte OF
St. Paul 10 the Romans chapter xii verses H. l2 ID
and a.
And that knowing the time, that Is high time
awake out Of sleeps for now is our salvation nearer than
The night far spent the dsv is At hand let US there
sGs o sa "a the works Of darkness and let us put on tho
Let Us walk honestly as in tho day; not in roting and
drunkenness not In chanbering and wantonness not In
But put the Lord Jesus Christ and make not pro-
vision Tor the flesh to fuidl the usts thereof.
On this text tho reverend gentleman based earnest
exhortaton to his hearers to wak honestly In the
day" and presen ed summary OF Christian duties
which II became every Catholic to understand and to
pracse He forciby coutrasted the pleasures inherent
in virtuous action with tho pains and penalties
quent on Vicious life, aud urged faithful following of
the commands OF the Church as being productive not
only Of peace OF mind and CONSCIENTIOUS satisfaction
this life, but as insuring to the practical Christian full
participation hereafter in tho joys of heaven.
The mass sung tho occasion was by Concana, ar
ranged in three-voice parts by Professor Berge,
organist OF the church The choir here II made OF
volunteer voices and executes its music in style far
superior to the generality of volunteer chors AZ the
evening service Banchs Vespers sung with marke
efect-Lambiliotte's 'Tantum Ergon solo soprano and
chorus, being gwen ut the benedictior.
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NEW YORK CITY.
HE CoURTs.
c9uaT CAlEsDARs-THIs DAY.

8apFeme Court Circuit Part Oyer ans
Termuer.
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Sunday school Festival.

Tho regular monthly missionary meeting Of the SUM-
day school children connected with the Episcopal
Church Of the Holy Martyrs in Forsyth street. near
Canal, held yesterday Sunday afternoon at two
O'Clock. The exercises, which consisted OF singing by
the Juveniles and addresses by Messrs McNulty Chase
tive. Mrs Horndge presided as the organ and MIR.
Hyde conducted the snging.
The New York herald., 1867-12-02

GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVALS:
IRVING HALL. NEW YORK, SATURDAY EVENING,
PEB g. lisa
HORTICULTURAL HALL, PHILADELPHIA. SATUR-
DAY EVENING" FEB. ~, 1868.
which latter occasion
q committee prominent citizens will be selected 70
cement in making the dsrbutions
Monday February ~ at ~ O'Clock A. Ms
q horticultural Hall.
seal $50 IN VALUABLE PRESENTS
will be distributed among the tcke hoders In accordance
with the charter. and tho following
The New York herald., 1867-12-02

Held by Judge Sutherland.
Court Opoua 1T ten o'clock A, N.
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Supreme Court-Ctrcnif-Purt ,.

He'll by judge Barnard :.
o@urt opeBs al half past ten o'cssck A. ~
The New York herald., 1867-05-25
BRuoxlYH CITY COURT.

The Falling In OF the Wigwam-The CIaim
for $4,000 Damages for Personal Injuries
Received Tbereby-A Nou.suit.
Before Judge Thompson and jury.
james Piga. ps Michael CAouscsy The trial Of this
case was resumed yesterday morning, shortly after
O'Clock II will be remembered that the plaintiff sued
to damages in the Of 5000 for personal
injuries received by the falling in Of portion Of the
Court street wiewam in November last tho occurrence
no claimed having happened in consequence Of the i'm
proper construction of the building The defendant
. member tnot Vice President before stated Of the
Constitutional Union Association, and . special
mite appointed TO procure the ersoon Of the building
Among the testimony taken yesterday was that OF the
plaintiff himself who gave detailed account OF the
occurrence and the In which he Vas
injured ia Ms .sssd that u: ,1 s 3 ,s sa,TS s ssss
benches and before he could rsasE de pssssssvsy, W
he Was struck on the head BY failing psss and received
the injuries referred 70. while In the act Of making mis-
% this ass or passage portion Of the roof Of the
All the sessimeny on behalf Of plaintiff having bsen
submitted Mr. Barnard counsel for defence, moved for
= On q: ssGu.ds n S,' sS:s = the ms.ss.
attended the meetings Of that association for any injury
they might isins from the improper consirus-
IS: iss S q q: cs: 2'ss osa:e ss.
the association n question wsre not the owners q The
bulding; that he building put up under the al
re- mouth s s IN e - ss ssss y
him and that therefore, n there wsrs any defect " n
caused by improper construction. ths defendant mes
Mr. Barnard cissd numerous sathortss In suppcvs o.
thsss points, and ws replied 70 By sxJudes Culver,
His Heses, hcwsvsr, sns.sd the motion for nos
ssit FaintiG's counsel moved for new tEia ~ shs
matter Win b hsard vssk IRON today
,sss .,. s < J. 4. q Z s.a
week will b devoted 70 equity caeee
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cuNoNEas' mouesrs.

srrcDs NJ SHOOTING. Coroner schirrnss yesterday
hsld inquest Al the seventh ward poce station -
the body cf julius Hansen, Who committed suicide q
his resdencs. No. II Essex street. by shooting him
self through chs heed with pistol Haasea has ben
were diecouragng he became low spirited ana deepoe0
ent While In this state Of mind he obtained loeoef
revolver and blew his brains out verdict corsep0no'
Ing with shs foregoing facts was rendered By ths juy
Dsceassa vas thiryavs years Of age. and native Of
0erma6y. !.
FAsAL FnL--on Tuesday afternoon . Lad mana
walkn Sloan, nearly eight years Of sgs. whess pay.
reni1s % No ~ Nessh Moore street. climbed 70 YsI8y
" clooes which stood IN the yard, and accyssSS2
fhlling - the pavement sustained injuries whck 49,
fatAiy Coroner Schtvmeg beId an inQues& v0Ss
snd tbs iuyy vndersd vesdScs u aDedsuw es@
The New York herald., 1867-05-25

rhs Cslssrasssa o. che. DAY In This clay a.S
vIclsstv.

The CslsSratisa sf the DAY In Thls Cisy ana
vIcssssv.
Yesterday, the 2lsh a Nay, vas great fsstai day
ssasbrssca in EngIanA being the annivsnsry a The
birthday Of Queen viooriA . sovereign whom her own
subjects love ard tbs Ansroaa pssps look upon win
respect and rsesA. Although sArss shsumnd niles
away frsu EasAad the day was ass forgotten BY the
subjects q gas Britain who are rssdins IN New York.
ana ne bSlidAy was ksps by thsss In - hsBersd .
fashisu . va doubusn, celebrated In the ncthsr
cosntU.
rAs vsnsis bslssgns so the various British lines Of
sssaas shss ny 10 and from Liverpool and New York
were sAyiy bsdssksd with na IN honor OF Ne
rhs cunsrd and Inmsn lines especially cossvant
u the sssivsrAU. Al the Cunsrd DOCK roysi salute
4 swsy-ess guns wss nrsd Il swslvs O'Clock, and the
Java and rss drssssd non Ne fore truck the
mzssn With nsss Of an nauenalIsss The English Union
ys bsss prominsns ~ NE foss snA Ne Star spaaged
manner u the maia.
fAe cussrd Cc1pany also says holiday 70 an the
nsn IN their employ IRON Twelve o'clock, when the
miuts vne nred, for The rese o. ths day.
The City o Boeson u The Inuan line was not behind
ths Cunardes In hss display cf Ounting and the City Of
Dublin frsighs Nsamer 6 the same line, also ~
ssy!y sgpsrsll:s = ls1y sss.sf G fos fancy ban
ping in ths hsrbos me vssssls along ths North nver
Il the usual won't me Psnnsyvania OF The National
Ssam Navigation Company, vas also lavish Of bunting
and altogether Queen vctorias birthday was kept up
The Queen has just completed her forty eighth year.
and 10 the hearty wish Of those who are not her
subjects that she may live 70 many happy
returns of the day."
The New York herald., 1867-05-25

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