The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-01


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ARRESTS DURING THE wEEK.-Inspector Dlks re-
ports the following arrests for the week:-Saturday,
24th PSI; SUNDAY, Goth, 154 Monday 28th 1856; Tues
day, 27th 26S; Wednesday. 18th, 254 Thursday 29tn
226; Friday, 3oth, 222 Total, 1859.
DEATH OF FEMALE INEBRiATE.-An inquest Will
be held to-day by Coroner Keenan,, at the Essex
Market prison, over the remains OF an unknown
Gated that she could not give her name. Death no
doubt resulted from intemperance.
THE CABLE LAYER.-Sir James Anderson, the
Captain Of the Great Eastern, was IN consultation
yesterday with Mr. Allen the President OF the Frank
lin Telegraph Company, at his once 70 Broad street,
In relation to the connection between the line and
the French cable. IL IL understood that the cable
win be open for public business on the 18th Of
August.
SUDDEN DEArH.-On Friday evening John Shay,
man thirty -three years OF age, called to visit
friend living at No. 70 Mulberry street. when he
was taken suddenly Ill aud died soon afterwards.
dence Of deceased No. IS Baxter " street s Where
Coroner Keenan, was notified to hold an inquest.
Deceased was a native OF Ireland.
The OCEAN BANK RoBBERY.--H liz not true, az
stated that nearly all the valuable securities taken
from this bank have been returned On the con-
uary the only things recovered the bonds con.
tanned in the trunk found by the police some time
ago. Many Of the special depOsitors, VINO lost
quite heavily have not yet made the amounts
OF their losses known. Among the securities
taken were $50, 900 in bonds on the Portage Lake
ana Lake Superior Ship Canal Company. The bank
officers, a short time ago. received . communication
from unknown parties asking how mucn would be
given for the return OF the bonds, but they have re-
ferred this. as they do all similar communications
70 the police authorities.
FATAL RAILROAD ACcIDENT.-An unknown man
was run over aud instantly killed near Fort Wash.
ington, by the quarter to seven O'Clock train from
this city, on the Hudson River Railroad, yesterday
morning From what could be learned, It appears
that deceased, with q companion, was walking on
the track, and while endeavOring to save
the up track and directly in front Of the named
above The other man, VINO was severely injured,
was taken ON board the train and conveyed north.
Owing TO the retcence OF the railroad employees
nothing additional was 8scertatued 1t Is Known,
however that the remains OF the mangled stranger
were allowed TO remain on the track for many hours
after the accident occurred
ANOTHER FESIAN RAID.-It is said that the Fenians
propose another raid into Canada. The present
activity ct their headquarters In Fourth street. near
Broadway, and the release OF arms and amuunition
captured by the government in 1865 and released to
the Fenians some time ago under bonds. and now
stored at the headquarters give some show OF
probability to these reports. Those In au.
thortty In the Fenian Organization give no
confirmation to the rumOr; on the contrary, they
point 10 the close surveillance exercised BY the
federal authorities upon Cuban expeditions and the
rigid enforcement Of the neutrality laws as the best
proof or their own intention not violate the laws
Others, however, say that these declarations are
mere blind, and that the "Kanucks'' will soon have
an opportunity to chronicle deeds Of Fenau proves.