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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-27

Tar QUEENS County HIGHwAyxU AcAr.-on Christ
mas night the Queens county highwaymen, who have
figured conspcuously Of late without interruption
upon the part of the officials fl 20 resume their
operations probably under the impression that whoever
they upon the horoughares would be very
likely 10 have large sum Of money about them while
travelling upon holiday and selected their base OF
operations the road leading TO the village OF Hampstead
The first person whom they met was Mr.. Mccain, a
resident OF South Hampstead His horse stopped
and he was ordered 10 surrender his purse. lie
very reluctantly told them that he supposed he
would be compelled to acquiesce by force II
he saw ~ 10 refuse compliance with their conn.,
mand. and, accordingly, without moro delay, took
his wallet from his pocket and handed IL TO the
All IL contained about Ss0 but not being satisfied
With this they, although the darkness of the night
intense, perceived the dazzling chain which he wore
upon his neck, and demanding Il also OF the
gentleman compelled 20 surrender Il, and the men
then loft him, bearing away the pockebook watch and
chain, worth about 800.
ACCIDENT BROOKLYN CENTRAL RAILROAD -
Yesterday N rning fireman upon the engine
OF the above road met with accident which
costing him his life. lie was
10 the Of assisting the brakeman TO couple to-
geiher, at Fast New York, whom he was accidcntiy
caught between two while coming in contact and
severely bruised. HIS sitution Is critical.
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BROOKLYN CITY.

Tbs ALpERSASsBip OF rHs SEVENTH wARp.-The
Board of Aldermen met last evening as Board OF
canvassers for the purpose OF taking into consdera
ton the contested seat OF the Alderman Of the seventh
ward in the Common Council The present incumbent
Thomas G. Steers republican, and Cornelius Finohout
tdemocra are the contestants. The canvassers II sp
pears, have been served vita q mandamus TO answer
before Judge Gilbert, Supreme Court, for having failed
TO declare Thomas G. Steers elected. District Attorney
Morris appeared as counsel for Mr. Finehout and sx-
planned The course most advisable for the Board OF Can
vasses 10 pursue In legal OF the word he was
OF the opinion that had been made pasmuch
make . statement showing that no legal return had
boon made. Alderman Fisher differed from this view Of
the case resolution was attached TO the report OF the
Board OF Commissioners calling for a new election In
the Seventh ward, which was passed, recommending
the Board OF Aldermen TO call another election In
that ward This made returnable 10 the mandamus
DEATH IN 4 CHUacn.-Coroner Lynch held an inquest
yesterday over the body Of Denis Mshoncy who died
suddenly on Christmas morning Of Apoplsxy In e. Ste.
phsn's church. verdict in accordance was rendered
ScALDED TO DEArH-A little girl named Lizzie Accar-
u. residing in Hamilton avenue died yesterday from
tie effects Of scalds She pulled cup Of scaldng tea
from the table and spilled Il her breast about .
week ago. Coroner Lynch held Az inquest, when q
verdict In accordance was rendered.
IsFAxnuDE.-The body OF newly born infant was
picked up by boys yesterday afternoon in vacant
lot near Hamilton avenue. II was handed over TO the
Coroner.
A DIsrnLERy IN DWELLING HousE.--Ons or the inter-
nal inspectors discovered alleged Illicit dis
tery yesterday afternoon in dwelling house At the
corner OF nelson and Hicks streets The apparatus
taken charge OF by the inspector and will be removed
No arrests were made
RoBBED By PIcKPocKEr-As Mrs Hunt residing at
q President street. was about leaving William street
church Christmas, light fingered CONT relieved
her Of her pocketbo0k containing $50 in money and
check for 500 Several other persons also reported
having had their pockets picked.
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FnIl Particulars.

IRON me London Globe-afth edtion--Dec. lal
tn afternoon about four o'clock the neighborhood at
lhs House OF Detention, Clerkenwel was thrown into
sse Of great alarm consequence Of terrific explosion
taking place. and which, Tor within radius OF haif
snartered INTO pieces and the greatest confusion pre-
vailed al the time This diaboca outrage IL supposed
20 have been perpstated 10 effect the release Ok the
fenan leader, Colonel Burke, who confined IN Clerk
enwell House OF Detention.
The OF the explosion Is now ascertaned beyond
doubt Before the catastrophe attention had hoen cx
cited by the suspicious appearance OF several Irish
ronghs the type OF the class which represents Fenan
ism loierng the outskirts Of the prison. The de-
tecl,yes who had been ENGAGED 20 watch the pre-
cincs OF the prison since Burke's Incarceration and
who for some hours to-day watched the movement OF
the suspicious parties, did not fail to acquaint the
officer in charge Of Burke and the PRISON authorities
Of tho occurrence. Soon after three O'Clock one OF
tho police officers went TO tho prison with witness
20 Identify Burke, and mis- attention being drawn
20 the suspicious aspect Of affairs though no danger
was at that timo apprebended, no al once ces-
patched officer for body OF cons.sbles TO resist
any possible attempt 10 rescue the FeniAn, burks as
,ns. Was ~ once presumed 70 90 ,ns pa
as at once presumed 10 be the object In view Be-
fore, however the STAFF Of consabes had arrived the
explosion took place. with effects even more disastrous,
fear than above narrated IL is said that three per-
sons were seen 10 pass up the lane carrying barrel the
appearance OF which, however, created no suspicion as
| TO It's contents. The men were seen to place The
barrel down. apparently for rest against the newly
Tor purpose enarg ng the prison. One OF the
went away leaving the other In possession or the
barrel No have what took place for
| few moments when very violent shock was felt A
great portion Of the north wall blown and block
poor dwellings, containing from twelve TO fifteen houses
instantly became heap OF ruins. Fortunately the
prison was uninjured, except the glass, which was
mostly shattered, and thus the attempt TO provide
means OF escape for Burke proved futile All the houses
aud buildings IN the vicinity were shaken 10 their
foundation scarcely pane Of glass; Of whatever thick
ness, remains entire
People are reporting, some OF them that they were
thrown upon their backs others that they we're fright
fully shaken.
A telegram from London. dated Saturday morning
December IA, one O'Clock A. NJ, reports:-Forty-two
persons in the hospital and three dead 1t
Is understood that the police had some information Of
the attempt at rescue and that policeman duty
carried iusensble to the hospital.
The two male prisoners decline 70 say anything One
states that his name Ia Desmond
Their female companion has attempted TO commit
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NEW JERSEY.


FATAL KsRosESE ACCIDENT "A woman named Hannah
Lesser, residing At No 21s Newark avenue. badly
burned BY the explosion OF kerosene lamp, on We'd
nesday night that she died at noon yesterday. She
attempted to extlnguish the blaze BY blowing down the
chimney, when the lamp exploded. Deceased was
children Coroner Warren gave permit for burial '
DIED OF Rs INJURIES Tho boy Gilbert Lynn who was
run over on the New Jersey Railroad the depot,
on Wednesday the 18th inst, died Of the injuries he
received on Wednesday last An inquest viii be held
BY Coroner Warren
SUDDEN DEAm.-A tailor named William Dsnvir,
twenty years Of age, died suddenly at his resi-
dencs OF Erie and Bay streets, Wednesday.
A permit for burial granted by the Coroner who
Was satisfied the man died from apoplexy which, the
physician believed, caused by incorporate habits
ArRocous AssAutr-A man named Maurice o'Cons
nell, who was drinking in saloon at the corner Of
Morgan and Warren streets Saturday night. was
beaten and kicked in su Oh manner that he lies in
state Of insensbity and it Is believed he cannot
cover. The alleged aasaiant Francis Macklin, was
arrested last evening by officer McDonough, on war
rant issued by Justice Warren and committed with
out ball 10 await the result OF OConnels niurcs The
prisoner made voluntary statement, in which he ad-
mitted that he assaulted OConneil
Newark.
FALL A BUILIasG. The carpenter shop OF Messrs.
Lindsey Drake a small two story building in Camp
street, fell Tuesday night owing to the heavy
weight OF lumber In the second story. The loas was
about $500.
mysterious reported the HERALD yesterday still
continues but the detectives have failed thus far to
gain any definite information in regard TO the Affair."
MAN MrsIsc-John Burns who resided at 20 John.
son street. left his home about six O'Clock Tuesday
night since which time he has not been heard from by
his family. He five feet ten inches In height, with
blue eyes and dark hair He dressed in back
coat and dark pants, and wore = black soft haA
Trenton.
HoRRrHrx AND FATAL Accidental man named Alfred
Murray m Armstrong's
paper mill, situated Front street. The deceased
perntended the machinery, and while ong tho belt
ing became en.angsd in the revolving apparatus which
whired him about with such violent rapidty that the
right arm entirely wrenched from the shoulder, his
skull crushed and his face soerated In most fright
full Tho discovered was not recovered for
a couple OF hours after death which
Il was scarcely recognizable human limb
rated and minced the flesh a. t hung in strips from
the bone Deceased about sixty of age and
wdower but family of children survives TO mourn his
Inflated and untirnely end
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schr Maria Luat Tracy Chariestop-rupper Best'ie.
schr Lndeli, Burnett Edenton. NC-Goldtwsis Co
schr Lacopta. Merrill, Balumore-G n Racket 4 Bro.
Steamer Mars, 0Yumlcy, Baltimore
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SHIP PING NEW S.
Almanac Tor New York-This Day.
sun rises......... 4! ~ Noon scts...-.eve q ~
PORT o. VIEW YORK, DECEMBER 20, 1867.

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N cleared 25th.)
sicsmshir Columbia Van slice. Hsvsns--Atiantic Mail
Steamship 90.
Steamship D sopder, Lsbby, chsressou--wheeler a
Iinuard
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Steamship NayOo. Hodges Nerfolk-N l. NcCready a 90
s,eAmshp Nertune Bakcr. Bosicn--w cya-. This
cleared 25th.)
Bark csmyn, Berry, ssencos-fshbri Chaunccy.
Bs1g Virginia Dare Hug. Aspnwail-Dezrborn Bros
Brig China tDr), Bousey Vera Cruz--B v Small 4 Co..
Brig LYDIA Cole (Br Jones st JsGc de Cuba-wsydsi
AGA
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Schr julia Dom. Chrissofcr. BnrbndotPenlston to
sehr Nathaniel Chase. Kcndrick, Agaadha--B small
schr W ns,oela csr,, wioswirr, cornwn,s-craudaiI
vmrhrav Co. -.
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Dad
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ss'n sG S.l:as sss % d:ss:
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cis.red-Brlgs Mcleod, Mcleod, nsiIis1; koman.s.
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sslsd-Sr banks 81 Iawrsncs, and william orig
SGASkLEsros Dee @ s,ra Ale. MsSs
New Haven. IN distress In ths Olpns bark, brig ana
cs.rsd-sars suarIss tsp, Ros Barcslona brig Galeo
saisd~bsri bark David McSut. CBro. NeEihsuny, L'y-
ss.sssIs G5S s-.s'q ,s SSs Liverpool
calico sp Baseson ap hassa sSa sss w
FORTRESS MONROE, Dec as-sailsd bris Flower of
GALVESTON Dec iS-Arrived. schr Z Campbell. wn-
S,. Sgsi I Sss as..s Pmss ssr. ss s5
f Isn Asf ssnns snd Old Chad Mssssss X
COOK fsfssbers Ess HsroOr; Horsnsia, Fiowcrs
18Th. AH-xrrlsed, schr El7s Emery Young; T s.,
ss Alien and a. % FL S
Wheesr Dyer Portland for sagus; Nary Harris Crow
sailed-rhe above ana all before reported except b,rs
Jennie Cobb orss Gee Amos yasas ETrSs ssnri a
wheeler. Mary Harris Red jacket, Frolc Ella iBr3.
iNDiANoLA, pscls-Arived. schrs Anna Isversit.
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SyS5 sad s g. same .y Sr ssss ..ou
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ClearedBrg Pedro Antonio (Sp Roses Barcelona sehr
Hannah = Baker. Kelly. Boston.
NEW ORLEANS. Dec N-Cleared, sseamshps George
Washington eager New YORK: MEXICO (Br Pitned vera
Cruz; ships Consania (Breml Soenbosn Bremen; Ellr
Thayer, Thomson and Boynton. Hyler. Hsvre; VIM
Reed, Stinson Liverpool ~
NORFOLK Dec si-Saied, schrs Maria Hopkins, Hcss
kns Antigua: Boadicea fBr), Blamprd Liverpool
In Hampton Roads BARK santa Rosa tBr Conneh, from
Pisagua, Peru land cleared for NYork). .
NEW LONDON, Dec 24-Arrved. schr Hannibal, NY orb
for Boston.
PORTLAND, Dec 24-clearsd. bark Virginia Dare tnsw.
Of Brunswi sl tons) Dunaing MOBILIZE brig Isaac Car
Shute CieufusRos boih before incorrectly repored
RICHMOND, Dsc24-Cleared, q Meyers. NYork:
SAVANNAH, Dec 2l-Arrived ship serinRapatam. Khens
London; Melbourne (r) Horton Providonce Quick
step. Chase Portsmouth big Residue Parsons Bai',;
RUSSELL Harrington Boston.
Cesredship Annapolis Lennon, Liverpool; barks Pro.
sd-Arrived bark Carl George tBrem) ArfmAn. Phila'
WILMINGTON, NC. Dec 24-cleared, schr Pathway.
Haley, NYork.
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with and support then. All this and great deal moro
can be and may be by lawful and constisu
tonal means Tho needs Fenian armies, fenian
outbreaks NO military heroes armed With revolt
vcr 70 shoot az unarmed policemen and then bravsy
run away. Ai Such means are wholly UNNECESSARY and
utterly unwoahy Of any people who have constitu-
tonai right petition and explain their grievances and
TO elect ~ Parliament which is free 70
discuss cd has power redress them. All SUCH
means, therefore ought to meet with unequvoca ana
unmip gated condemnation from all trle liberals English
and IRISH and especially from the English Reform
Lerlue, which has SO recently accomplished so much
by lawful means only. ! remain my dear 81, yours
trEy, H. BkOokES.
EpxoSp BHAIIs ESQ
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Telegram. from London dated Friday night, necern.
vel Is, ssg shortly after four o'clock tsis evening,
Nd Just " shades OF evening falling, terrible
splosion was heard IN tue neshborhood of Clcrksn.
sr minutes i was sscsrtained that The explosion
wa caused BY the placing o. barrel OF guu-
ros Ger close 20 the prison wall, aud commu-
~. snS ore 70 il BY a fusse, with a View It Il
sapp ysed, 20 sve the wall and thus open means Of
gssp sfnr Scsonel Burke who wont TO IKE exercise
~ tb north yard enclosed hy the wall. The wall
eect, Wy preached - the srtsnt OF sorno forty feet
bnt no IKE was AZ The ums in another yard, and no
r~rape vas effected and y scsDs no entry win view
~ rssep, WAS attempted
Two b, susss opposite tho vail were ievelisd tc the
Ground = the conclusion, and thirty otberyvere
ss.vsrely pnred. The inmates were severely inbred
1uo men vste Instantly killed and child, vale
~, r.r,o srs already known 70 have been more or
~. inf.,ed Of them severely aud morally
S,t III reou sd 20 BE- removed 10 hospital Others who
~srs slxhl, injured we're attended by The local sar
icons soC,e o. the wounded ia Bartholomew Hos
,oss r. throughout the ueighborhocd vas terri.
~ Windows we're shattered AZ considerable distance
fron TIE s.e Of ,s oIpusi1n !. - :, uo.
sren and one OF be household regiments Of Guards have
been called out mi pcsicd At convenient places all
IoosSu q IN a sia,e Of great excitement and the
intense indisn Men Toy =. tue u,,sr disregard o.
ihrso mon have be. W arrested on suspicion
WsD rrSrAfCH.
roNpoS 80 pAY NIsnt, bee. f3--p O'Clock
Abou, four =. two ncn sud : woman brought
snwsil Eouss Of nessn, ion in Corporation row Thsy
40 fusse, ard ,rsm sndous explosion took place.
=, The TOP and Mario wing 20 ten lea a. the
bottom. the men snd ne women ran away,
dessyossJ and nearly thirty houses -fioinag
or ess iprsd. While IN ,ne ,onng street an hnnerse
snSna and children " u hospital ibrse arc
diving Trsss,n ar. working 'asas rnas searching for
bodice u
s,,sehn,snt ~ rux rds " the Nisoa. The rsou sail
enclosed the yard were the pIan ~ 's@e exercise
burke AMI casev bn ~ day these man we're taken Tor
n waik ~ snoLst .pct., 81 space. eonsolueaiy the
The repair was hoari a., great dlNancs and the
La caused cpnsiiaf,bic y. ~. %
sigaslivn 81 TIE reckless dsgegaa " "''s~f"ts'r'
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result Of tho influence or lovely wome 81 tho polls ana
equally strongly marked denesion OF the dreadful
evils We should nave TO undergo a nation II We did
not speedily recognize the principles Of immutabis
justice, and accord % the setter voice upon all
political Qucsliona
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At usno o'clock r. NJ tbousazsds OF psrsons were ~
tempting 10 get near the scene OF we outrage Al tnc
Approaches arc epl the police with culiasses
The force Of explosion great that masses OF
bricks we're hurled soseaty eighty feet into the prison
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THE FrEIaH MOVEMENT.

"Details Of the Explo-ion nt CierkcnweIl
Prison, Londou-The Gunpowder Plot In Its
Maturity and Effect.
by The steamship Scotia have very interesting
ma details OF tho feuian movement by ganpowder
,explosion, against tho Cerkenweil prison, LonGou
which was Grst reported al considerable length by
specisi telegram through tho Atlantic cable 10 the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-21

Official copies of the diplomatic speeches on
the occasion of MrOtterbourg's presentation to
President Juarez as u. S. minister, at Meg
leo, in August last, have been received. Mr.
Otterbourg in his speech alluded to the fact
of minister being accredited so early after
eminent to its seat, as significant of the sym.
pathy and support Of the u. S. The min
lister was warm in assurances from this coun-
try. President Juarez in reply declared that
the government and people of Mexico fully
estimated and appreciated the value OF the
sympathies and moral support of the q. S.
against foreign intervention everywhere, but
especially in Mexico.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-21

RAILROADS TIES. Michael Graham, of Mt.
Jackson, has contracted to furnish $1,000 ties
for the Manassas Gap R. R. between Mt.
Jackson and Woodstock The ties are all to be
delivered dnring the month Of October He
is to get Is &c nts per tie or s45 per hundred,
delivered on THE line Of the road.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-21

FOREIGN NEWs.-Count Bismarck has is
sued circular commenting on the Salzburg
Conference and accepting the assurances of
France that it should be regarded as pledge
of peace The English press comment fayora-
bly, on the circular, hut the Paris journals find
fault that in it's reference to German unity it
ignores all reference to the treaty Of Prague.
Public order had been restored at Manchester
but the Fenian prisoners rescued from the
police had not been captured Another Fenian
prisoner had also escaped from the jail at
Clonmen Some monetary uneasiness had been
created in France by the approach of the time
for the annual statement Of the Credit Mobilier
The party of action in Italy, it is said, have
completed their preparations for demonstra-
ton on Rome
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-21
MARIN LIST.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA-SEPT. q.

SAILED ....
Steamer James S. Green, Inman, New York,
by M Eldridge 81 Co.
Schr c. W. May, Kirman, Georgetown, by
master.
-. MEMORANDA
Schr Isabel Alberto, hence at New Bedford,
OH the 18th.
Schr. Anne f. Clarke hence at Wilmington
on the 18th.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-21

MORE CANDID THAN CosIpLIAlENTARY.--
John Hickman, who was last week nominated
in Chester county for the Pennsylvania Legis-
iature, made speech in which he gave his
opinion OF harrisburg in the following plain
terms: 81 would rather spend three months
ii The poor-house or prison of Chester county
than il Harrisburg. No man can go there and
come back with an unsullied reputation, and I
am not sure that it is not my enemies rather
than my friends that desire to send methere. "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-21

It is thought that the news received about
the Indian War, will cause the return of Gen
Sheridan Immediately to the West.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-21

Gen. Sheridan arrived in Washington, yes
terday and is at Wilards Hotel Gen, Sick
les is, also, in Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-21

Bad feeling, complaints. recEiminations, and
censures, have followed the late celebration at
Antietam. No body seems to be satisfied.