The New York herald., 1867-03-30
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DzrswnoH o. raE BOTTOM MAIL rRAH-rhe Dss4sa.
mali train shs New Hsvsa Rallroad which - -
q haaGpast avs yesterday mosnins, ~ ~ ssstvo
IN this city unsa fbsty-Gvs mDasss passt p =
No canse of The dstsutisn owing y ~ esxee
Ming S4$he ask whom abeat ml5es ogoalde ee0ea-
ngion fceelag sAe trucks eG ard thns canssg 49,
another Iooosvs was ss n readnsss au1 senS y -
Of the accldanl with the excep11on Of the haSm
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account 6aneptro6 $3.50 ASS
AxznscAz Ixszrrvrx -fAs ssssloa q Agrioussars e
ths Anerosa Instituss hsd - meeting last sssalae
u Cooper Union. Mr. Williams IN ths oAaar. Dr. Hsssy
Shines Of Mount Carroll, nIinois, uvs alsosurs -
entomology, sspscaliy Describing The ehincAbas she
L purs,y native american aod oriruassd b vhynA
Il nvss described BY Thomas Says 183l Some dea
that in 1859 trainsd over 34oooooo worth u wnsse;
and In 1854 when iss ravages ct s climax, WheA
snd corn sos..1 % Y. e @ o0c
ciaily in Its smell 70 the common bed0uE me iody
bag is is natural snsmv and nvss o. Bat ncssure
seasons very like cholera Il mas two breeding seasoe
one in early spring and ons il August t
DsxAxD roR HmEa wAo9t --IAs carpsass~ - ~
city and ss vicinity assembled Last nght in eoodly
bsrs In the large or MssropoisAa Hail. Eighth ave-
o'clock. and Mr. N Tarran chosen chairman ee
tho meetiug Tho object OF the meeting was FOR the
purpose q definitely resolving upn dcmand for higher
Say but in Commencement as ssy ~ q Inc inossssS &
rents and all the Of fe they coppsAe1
70 demand an advance % - par dion rom thc 1ss q
Fasran Shaw, Reed Taylor and othcr prcmineut work
ingmen.. y. .~..- s---.------------.--s.7.
Bamos ovza ms East IsrvzF.-A lectaro dsssvsssA
Inst evon,nR at the rooms Of tho American insttts b
Nj. Alfred Boiler, explanatory Of his schssns To-
constructing bridge acrSss the He proposes
to make the bridge with spans of six hundred and
fty feet each, suppUfted bv central pier or tower u
the middle of the river. Th3 material empnyed wo.A
ne steel, 20. wr"usn. 'rom snd ~ me sggom 2 &
Boiler lengthy axpanation OF his plan an6 exs
hibitei dasrams Of what he proposes " aeeemplish
The point which he proposes cross 10 90 tbe NV
York sde At the corner OF Rutgers street. whore Ne
river II narrnwcst. w.
ANOTHER oID LANDMARK PAsnsa AwAy.--For souo
days past number Of workmen have bean ompioysd u
unrcofng and tearing down the walls Of tho bulldinG
situated the or Twenty third street and E9hsA
avenue, and known By the title os f" Kniokeroooksp
Hall" In past the secod nonr nsed Frequently
concert room. but moro frequently bsiocm; Las
tcriv, however, IL was used as gymnasium and w1D
well patronzsd as such by thu young men 10 the neigh
borhood rho lower part OF the baldin9 used Tor
Of stages After which il passed INTO The hands Of YEA
known undertaken by whom It was used ~ Q stable
until was subsequently, transferred 70 the haads -
s present owners, who couemulafe the erection ~
rs class theatre the eits occupied hy ~ tha
remains or what WAS ouce "Knckerbocker Hail.
PuRuc scuooL Exxxcsss-rhs anniversary musdcaa
and socusiona exercises OF the pupils OF tho male Dc.
partment Of Grammar School No. IL r~snty -sscesa
wsrd took place last evening In the school room. -
Fossyssvcnth street, be.woeu Eighth and Ninth
nuea The ball set apart for this dispav ~ jsvs16o
music and dsclamation was neatly OruamGn6s1 -
national flag being oonsicssus Ia two Or t6pos poDe4
The young decnmers evnced considerable condoa1o II
the task they had the themes seiscled bsn1
for the most par. patriotic nature and g0l ntoa.
lated to fire the breasts OF youthful Americans With
devoted attachments to tho flag aud institutions 81 sheR
native land The dcciamatou was far bstter thsa ~
music the latter beInr rendered with more eusrvy than
crcdltabls 70 the pupils and slso the prinoicsl anl
teachers and th0se who wftpessed them Cana nw1v
bnsch pleased with what they hsd sssa and beard
vEssn AWoxk -The brig Hsund, q Halifax, NJ e.,
FROM Jamaica for New York, carso unknown was -
ported to ashore at Rockaway yesterday morning
about mine o'clock, ssy88 F1V49 HfFEasefraE
vy0EAnow % ruE Excm IAw--John Stviagsr. q
sss Fourth avenue, and Henry Keycs wsrs arrasnsd I
before Jusos Lsdvith yesterday charged With volasue
tns Exes: . H HI.w-srnssr g s:ins LIQUOR without
Eaidaisht and sunrise They were held 70 answer q
TEE ACCIDENT 10 Mr. GuSmsR.-Ooronsr sshismse
yesterday held inquest the body or HShscf 0a-
thsr, the whose death was TEsvsousiy Annsssesd
having caused by being run over by omnibus
the driver OF which was proc ecng In somewhat care.
less The casualty occurred IN Houston sree&
nea- Norfolk, on the 2sd nit The Jury found athas
to his death from pyaia the result oe
INJURIES received by being run over by stsqo No. GA
of the Broadway and Second street ne on the 2Sd day
NJ February, 1861 We hereby censure tho driver Of
rad STAGE John Mussles for his careessness Deceased
lived at 154 Norfolk street. etn Fis{ .sar a4a 1T
AccrprSrs Baden Cook scsman, accidentally FEN
from tho third story window Of No. las Cherry srsss
yesterday morning. received injuries about ths hsa1
and shoulders. he was removed 70 Beevu8 Hospital
BY ono OF the Seventh precinct police. - ett -
John barker, seaman, attached to the brig Emma, wae
thrown violently against the ships rail during Ralo q
iarrh ~, On hts arrival at this port h convs ys4