The New York herald., 1867-10-22

DEPARTURES OF GENERAL sHERiDAs.-Ceneral Sheridan
left this city yesterday at four O'Clock from pier No. 4
for Providence, r. l., and the members Of General
sheridans staff accompanied him. His stay 10 the city
has been as private and unobrusive possible and
very small crowd congregated TO witness his departure
THE WASHINGTON MoSuxEsr ASSOCIATION "A core-
spondent inquiries with portncnce what has been
done with the several thousand dollars collected twenty
years ago by the projectors OF this association Al that
time he says stated by authorized moutbpece
Of the association that only $4,000 moro needed to
erect the monument Surely the accumulated interest
the subscriptions raised ought 70 have increased the
amount TO the sum required.
FATAL HAroHwAY CAsuAuY-Coroner Cover held
inquest BIS East Fifth street. tho body OF John
WOLF whose death the result OF injuries received
Thursday last by falling through the hatchway from
the third floor of yacksons crate and fender manufac
tory 891 Broadway, to the cellar The jury rendered
verdict OF accidental death. Deceased was married
man. forty ve years OF age and native OF Germany.
AMERICAN INSTITUTE FAR-The attendance OF visitors
yesterday at the fair considerable throughout the
day. The department OF machinery was, as usual, ex-
tensvely patronizod The pneumatic railway expert.
was . chief centre OF attraction TO which few Of
the visitors failed 90 and get initiated into the mystic
Of pneumaiic science Tho variety Of designs
in almost every branch Of machinery very noticeable
feature In the exhibition, and presents study OF tho
most interesting and Instructive kind. The excellent
light the department of solar and chrome pictures
strong recommendation In iis favor On the Whole the
fair seems 70 be quite success
THE CRoeBr srRsEr Acupur.-Tn tho report Of the
accident OF Sunday afternoon st 81 Crosby street the
name Ann HASTE was incorrectly given Ann Hart
TUE LATE BolLER ExrLonox-AsorHsR vrcrrx. Tho
coroners inquest in the case Of the two who
killed Friday last at the boiler explosion, pier ~
North river, pos,ponsd until Thursday 2ish inst. at
nine O'Clock A. NJ, at the Morgue The names Of the
reason for defsrring the nqueis 70 the time named Is
that hopes are entertained OF finding the body OF the
missing youth, Nicholas Cory, who was known to have
The vicinity OF the accident 10 beng dragged, and every
effort used 70 accomplish the result On Sunday eve
ming Mr. samuel Hutchinson, late carpenter on board
the steamship Fulton, who terribly injured by the
explosion died in the New York Hospital.
Rvs ovER ~ 4 TRucK-Fredsnck Klein, . carpsn-
ter nearly my years Of age. residing at l25 Ridge
street. was yesterday taken by ocer Glass OF the First
precinct to Bellevue Hospital from the Of Broad
street and Exchange place. where he had been
by truck, and upon casual examination at the above
Institution II feared that he had sustained
II not fatal contusions Of the abdomen.
SERIOUS FAIL. Hugh Muln, laborer, eighteen years
Of age, residing Eighth street. scar Second avenue
fell from scarold in Madison avenue between Forty.
rst and Forty second Streets yesterday, and ser
ously injured informally. 0flcer Kcllehouss, OF tho
Twenty ninth precinct had the injured conveyed
10 Bellevue Hospital.
ACCIDENT WILLIAM srRxxr-Yssserday VIM Bangs,
employed al 90 william street. accidentally fell down
stairs, frscturing his collar bone and otherwise brus
ing himself seriously. Mr.. J. O. Reynolds, Of the
same place, had Bangs removed 10 the New York Hos
ptal for surgical relief. .
SERIOUSLY scAIDEp Frederick Guntzling child I've
years OF ago, residing with his parents at 5o4 Ninth
avenue, whie playing around the room last evening"
was seriously ssided by the upssiting over him Of
kettle Of hot water
STREET Car ACCIDENT. lad named Ward Murphy, six
years OF running along by tho side OF one Of tho
cars OF tho Seventh avenue line, and whsnlnear Forty
eighth street he rppsd and fell 20 THAI the car wheels
passed over the neshy part OF his log, cutting very
severely He was taken 70 the rssdsnceiof his parents
ne West Thrtisth street.
FIRs ~ GRAND srRzrr-shorIy bsfore ten o'clock
last night nrs occurred in dry goods fancy store Al
No s2s Grand street. owned BY Adophus Msssnssr.
II seems boy With lighted candle was looking for
the shutter pm, The light in contact with
cotton psss on SHELF setting them 6ra Mr.. Mes
singer Win the assistance Of Others Kept the flames
subduso with pals Q water until the arrival OF
men. Ins damage lsus 70 ths stock viii amount 70
about !ooo Insured for $500 In S. MARKS. Hope,
" We bundiSg Wa bus EioBe.