The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-26

our columns this morning. In addition TO the list,
william Patrick, OF New York and A. G. Gillett, OF
Philadelphia have since been reported bruised MI
John Davidson died Of his injuries on saturday.
solicitor Buckley is In washington apparently I'M
concerned in any further investigation into revenue
frauds Mr. Rollins and Secretary McCulloch are on
amicable terms and 1t is inferred therefrom that MI
Rollins is counted entirely blameless and the nvesti
cations are TO be dropped.
New regulations are to be Observed In the lmpor'a-
ton of goods from Canada. The Consul at the point
OF shipment is not required to see the car ioaded,
but he il to make out certificates OF registration IN
quadruplicate andhe car Is to be sealed on the Dor
der II the seal is broken the railroad company Is
held responsible.
The steamship Del Norte was wrecked on the 2lst
inst about ffty miles from Victoria, yancouver's
Island in heavy fog. The passengers and crew
were saved, but the steamer ts probably total
loss.
The City.
The democratic registrars and inspectors Of cleo
ton had private consultation in Tammany Hall
yesterday Sunday afternoon with A. Oakley Hall,
John Fox, and George H. Purser. A committee was
appointed by Tammany to instruct them on knotty
points connected with their duties.
disastrous IRE occurred last night at Hunters
Point, L. I. The IRE resulted from an explosion Of
naptha on board Of . Swedish brig and communi-
Gated to the warehouses on shore. Three men lost
their lives from the explosion and one was shot
by ruffian during the connagratlon. The extent
OF the loss is not yet known but it will undoubtedly
be very heavy.
A grocery store and dwelling on the corner OF
Myrtle avenue and Clymer street. Williamsburg,
took fre last evening man named Peter Tur-
zanske and his wife and child were severely burned,
and woman named Little jumped from the third
story window all Of them sustaining injuries which
will probably prove fatal.
meeting OF the Board OF Missions Of the Episco-
pal Church was held last night, when the question
OF minstering women, their training and work in
the Church. was discussed at length by Bishop Ker-
foot, DR.. Rankin and others. meeting Of members
of various American Christian societies was also
held last evening to arrange joint plan for evan
gelizing SPAIN Bishop McIlvaine and other gentle
men addressed the meeting one OF them proposing
memorial to the Pope in favor OF religious free
dom.
The reported abduction OF two young ladies on
Greenwich avenue on Saturday night appears to
have been no abduction after ALL The gentleman
accused OF 1t returned the two young ladies quietly
to their homes without knowing anything whatever
Of the commoton he had raised.
The Jury In the case Of Eliza Tracy, who died from
burns received at the hands Of Patrick Kerrigan at
No. IA Mulberry street, Tuesday last, returned
verdict yesterday, charging Kerrigan with the MUIR
der and he was committed. He and the woman
not married. but had lived together for two
years. He claims that he was drunk when she was
burned, and does not know how 1t happened.
Prominent Arrivals In the City.
General d. Vickers, General ]. Fitzpatrick, and
Colonel T. winston. OF the United States army
Major 8. p. Mchie Major @. J. Maxwell and Major
J. F. Alexander. OF West Point Captain j. w. Reilly,
of the United States navy; Congressman J. A. Gar
field Of Ohio, and General Gus. A. Henderson, Of
washington, are at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Congressman N p Banks, OF Massachusetts,; Judge
T. II. Durell, OF New Orleans and General John l..
Swift, Of the United States army, are at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel
Captain J. Roberts, Of the United States army, is
at the St. Charles Hotel.